Evening star., 1921-04-03

(Ra9l Miss Gertrude Nelowich: pol.
onaise c Sharp Minor" (Chopin). Miss
Frances Cureton: The Fair" (Gur-
litt. Glenn B. Carow (aged fve)
Liebestraum" LiszD. Martin A.
Dowd; "The Erl-King" (Schubert-
Liszt), Miss Elizabeth Muldrow.
Mary Helen Howe soprano. with
Marie Howe Garzigiia. accompanist
and Lieut.. Jean Labat. baritone. with
lCapt Du POnt accompanied. will assist
Edith b. Athey, organist in giving 4
program of French compositions Tues
day evenin in Central High School
Auditorium.
The male choir of st. Aloysius
Church. under direction of Glenn w
Ashley. Organist, will repeat lis East
er music at the IL o'clock mass today
The soloists will be Masters Frank
Littleton and Aloysius McGowan and
Messrs. William G. Winding and Law
renee Schiller.
Students of the Washington College
of Music were heard Friday evening
in an informal concert giving the fol
lowing numbers:
l Piano. prelude. G Sharp Minor
tRachmaninoh). Miss Bertha Luber
violin. "Mazurka" tDonde). Miss Ethel
Bliss: voice. ''The Dawn" tD'HardeiO)
and Song of Sunshine" (Maley), Miss
Sara Poole; piano. ''mpromptu.
Sharp Major" Chopin, Miss Gertrude
Dyre: voice. "At Parting" (Rogers
and When Love Is Kind" cold Eng
lish. Mrs. Julia Daniels; piano
"Nocturne Op. 3. No. =" Vchopin)
Miss Ruth Kieffner; violin. Lucia de
Lammermcre" ,Singelee). Miss Dor
othy Dick; piano. Novelette, No. Z
(Schumann). Miss Emile Bishop
voice. Love (Huerter) and Isl Mes
!Vers Avaient des Allies" tHahn). Miss
Rose Lang: violin allegro Brilliante'
tTen Have,. Miss Ethel Cohn: piano
"Berceuse Op. 81" (Chopin). Miss
Ruby Booth; voice. In the Woods
tBizeD and open Thy Blue Eyes
piano. Witches Dance" tMacDowelQ
Miss Doris Thornett: violin. Con-
certo A Minor. First Movement" tAc.
calay). Kenneth Douse: voice. Morn.
ling" tSpeaks) and Rain" Miss Caro-,
lyn Ida Burk: piano. "Nocturne'
tChopin) and Motto Perpetuo" Mac
DowelD. Miss Evelyn Thurston.
Four young Washington musicians
Constance, Frances and Rosemary
Finckei, pianists. and George Fin
excl, cellist. assisted by Louis b
| Thompson. will give an attractive
musical Friday evening at the
NJ. G. A.. The program will 1nclude
compositions by Meszkoeski. Chopin
Mcdowell. Gregh. Lack and Haydn
Schumann and Liszt, Bruch, kronoi
GODDARD and Squire.
The quartet and chorus choir OF
the First Baptist Church will repeat
this evening the cautata.4 Death and
Life" (Shelley). sung by them last
Sunday. The soloist Will be MIS-
Florence Howard. soprano. and di-
Harry Kruger. tenor. and Frank
Haneke. bass, with Mrs. Edmund Bar
! ry, organist.
Edythe Marmion Brosius, harpist,
gave recital Friday evening, at st.
Dominic's Hail. assisted by Agnes
generous program of compositions
by Hasselmans. Schuecker. Massenet
and Renie. responding to many re-
calls with a group of Irish airs. MISS
Whelan. was in fine voice and en-.
Enthusiastically received. adding several
encores to her programmed selec-
tions.
Franceska Kaspar Lawson, soprano
will give a recital Thursday after
noon, at Winchester. Va. for the
benefit of the local D. A. r. chapter
The Sunday morning musical serv-
ice at the Cleveland Park Congre-
gational Church will include duet,
Forever With the Lord" (GounodG by
Mrs. Paul Yoder and Mrs. Arthur
Henning. Mrs. Francis Hawes, ac-
kompanist.
Trial by Jury" an operetta by
Gilbert and Sullivan, was presented,
under direction Of Harry l. Clarkson'
by members Of Electa Chapter. No. 2.
20. f. S.. Friday and Saturday even
ings, at the Masonic Temple. Ana
costa. Mrs. Corine Frazier. soprano.
sang the part of the deserted bride:
/ Arthur L. Simpson. tenor. the de-
fendant bridegroom; r. D. FMlius'
tenor, the pretentious counsel; W. J.
Tucker. basso. foreman OF the jury:
William Scantlebury, basso. carried
| simple-minded usher. and Harry I.
Clarkson, baritone. sustained the part
of the judge assisted by chorus
| groups consisting OF bridesmaids.
jurymen and sensation seeking speS-
| tators. >sf
Wednesday night, at Continental
Hall, Martin Richardson, the operate
| tenor Of st. Margaret's. was received
with enthusiasm as he rendered !.
group Of three songs. The Birtn 10, OF
Riego) and the La Donna F. Mo-
encore he gave % Sole Mo" He
! added sermon to the appeal made
by DR.. Jason Noble Pierce. when,
while the pledge cards were being
signed, he sang with touching power
Kipling's Recessional. Lest We For
Capt. Benter's concert with his
twenty piece orchestra OF the Navy
Yard Band was enjoyed by all music
lovers present.
The Interior Department Band and
Orchestra will give their eleventh pub
lie rehearsal in the auditorium Of the
8 o'clock The band numbers will in
clude an Egyptian Suite" (Cleopatra).
Overture" and "Festivar' and Sousa.s
| "Semper Fidelis March"
| "Serenade' and Allegro Giocoso"
| (Mendelssohn) for piano and orches-
ira, with Mrs. Clara Moran Bern
heimer as soloist: selections from
Lady Billy" and Kreisler's "Liebes.
! freud" will be the orchestra numbers.
The Indian Office quartet will sing
two numbers. Star of the Summer
Night" and "Over the Hills At Break
i of Day" Mrs. Walter G. Wilmarth,
Charles E. Myers and Howard Farms
worth will be the assisting soloists.
Rho Beta Chapter of Mu Phi Ep-
| silon Sorority entertained recently
! at the NTH Of its concert series in the
\ chapter rooms at the Washington Col
lege Of Music. The guest Of honor
| was Martin Richardson, tenor, and the
program was as follows: