Evening star., 1922-03-26

gram of both sacred> and secular
music. Mrs. Brosius will be heard in
t"n.as1 two groupsm"prayer" GHasselmansD.
Sprfngbrunnen" (ZabeD and "Pattud-,
glia Spaggnuola" tTedeschD. Mr.. Pot-l',
ter will be heard in rhapsody in 3
minor (Brahrns). etudN in c minor,
alone ischibfane1 and "Rigoletto."
tparaphrase by 'LiszU. The choir.
with Mrs Potter sustaining the Incl
dental solos. will give the cantata. Z
Hear My Prayer" (Mendelssohn) and :
Messengers" from "St Paul" (Men-,. +.
delssohn). A male quartet. COM
posed of Paul G. Ledig. first tenor: W.
r. Brathawaite. second tenor; w. $.
bach. second bass. Will sing "AshesyC
of Roses (CoIe) and Deep River
fBurieigh). Mr.. Brathawaite. the di-
rector. will contribute one solo. YES
Sparks, as usual, will be at the organ.
Mrs. Cannon of Batavia, y. Y, for
merly Miss Lulu Chapel soprano. OF
this city. is the guest of Mrs. Lucille
Belts. Mrs. Cannon has spent the
past fortnight with her cousin. Mrs.
!; Thomas Woodward of Beltsville, and
will return to New York the coming
week.
Mrs. Samuel Winslow and Mrs..
Rhea Watson Cable gave an excep-
tionally interesting program last .
week at the Congressional Club. each
being compelled to respond with sew
eral encores.
Mrs. William 7. Reed. contral:o.
Will be the .soloist at the Grace Dodge
Hotel at the meeting of the Fedora
tion of women's Clubs tomorrow.
when she will sing The Blind Plow-
man" CClark). THE Answer" tTerryl
and Thank God for a Garden (Del
, Riego). Mrs. Rhea Watson Cable
will be at the piano ~
Thomas A. Cantwell gave a group
of songs at the Rotary Club luncheon :
! at the Willard last Wednesday. He
was assisted at the piano by Mr.
Tenle:. az
The latest Of the Washington musi- -
cal organizations to become affiliated
with the National Federation of MUSIC
| Clubs is the Music Club of the Gov
ernment Hotels. Mrs. r. II. Dalgleish.
president of the District of Columbia
section of the federation. addressed
the club Thursday. and amid much
enthusiasm the members voted to join
the national body. The officers of the d.
new organization. of which Claude -
Robson is the musical director. in
.
and Jessie E. Bishop, secretary and :
treasurer. with Miss Margaret Mon
, roe as accompanist. The club, or
ganized only few months ago. now
boasts an enrolment of seventy mem
bers, and has already given one very
successful concert.
| Mrs. Beulah Harper Dunwoody, -
contralto: William W. GantZ, tenor, o.
and Arthur Chester Gorbach. bass.
will be the special solois.s Of the
musical service to be given this even7.
! ing at the First Baptist Church. un- :
/, der direction OF Mrs. Florence How :
ard. soprano soloist ana director. The
program will include a tenor solo,
''The King of Love Ny Shepherd Is :
(Spence); quartet. Earth and Heav-
chorus and solo quartet, Come. Holy
| Ghost" tSchnecker) and 20 Lord, Our
Cod arranged from second sym
phony by Beethoven. Mrs. Edmund
Barry will be at the organ, as usual.
! The Crucifxion" (stainer) will b. s,-
| sung this evening by the choir of ST.
Pauls English Lutheran Church. Mrs:
| B. Fl. Smart. soprano; Miss Marian
Larner. contralto: Herbert F. AID /,
ridge. tenor and director. and J. e. S
Kinsella, bass, will sustain the solos
with Miss Locke Kincer presiding at
! the organ.
| William A. Shanahan and T. A.
! Cantwen. tenors. were heard in a
short concert of Irish songs Friday
evening at the Washington Hotel. -
An interesting program OF music.
| interspersed with clever readings by
Miss Mamie Barbee. was given BIZ
one Of the Sunshine circles at the
College Woman's Club last Tuesday
afternoon for the benefit of the Crit
! tenton Home by Mrs. John J. Stain. !
/ soprano: Mrs. William T. Reed, con-
| tralto. and Mrs. Rhea Watson Cable.
pianist. Mrs. Reed sang "Homingf.7
! (Del Riego) and The Blind Plow.-
! man ICiark). with Deep River
| (Burleigh) as encore. Mrs. Stahl gave
! the Banjo Song CHomer) and
J i"Dawn'' (Curran). Mrs. Gable played :
some of her own compositions, be-
| sides accompanying Mrs. Reed and
| Mrs. Stahl.
| The junior class of La Sale Spier
gave its fourth recital of the season -
| recently in Mr.. Spier's Chevy Chase
studio. Folk tunes and compositions
FOR one and two pianos by Mozart.
Grieg, Chopin. Schumann. Handei. =
Weber. Schytte and Ellmenreich We're.
played by Jean Stimson, Marjorie
! Garland, Louise Bebb, Elizabeth Bis
selle, Arthur Kidder, Lorena Heish-
man. Martha McAdans and Maisfe'
Nothnasel.