Evening star., 1922-03-19

numbers from Schubert, "The Wan
derer and his Scenes Of Childhood"
both given in warm, singing tones
that ELECTED enthusiastic recognition
from an audience that crowded the
large auditorium. The playing of
Madeleine was Of musicianship
especially noticeable in the prelude"
and "Fugue." by Bach.
Warren F. johnson will give an
O'clock in the Bethlehem Chapel.
Washington Cathedral His program
VIII be made up from works by
Schumann. Bach. Joseph Bonnet and
Guilmant
Sylvia Lent, the gifted young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lent
OF this city. with Gilbert Ross, her
cousin, will spend the Easter holidays
at her home here. These two young
artists have been studying under
Leopold Auer since his coming to this
country. Miss Lent having been the
first pupil accepted by the great
master of the violin after his arrival.
They were both presented in recital
oy Auer this spring. meeting with
| rope early in August. where the mas
ter has already arranged for their
appearance in concerts with some of
the great orchestras abroad. Tenta-
| tive arrangements. which it Is hoped
may prove successful, are in progress
to have Miss Lent appear here in
public recital some time this spring.
Mrs. Lent and her sister. Mrs. Ross,
will accompany the young vtolinists
both on their visit to Washington and
on their trip abroad.
! Elizabeth Campanole. soprano, and
| DR.. Liszniewski, pianist. of the Polish
! legation, will give this evening a
program at the Arts Club.
| The Fisk Jubilee Singers will sing
this afternoon at the vesper service
Of the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church
The Criterion Male Quartet of New
York will contribute to the musical
/ portions Of the services at Calvary
Baptist Church today, the numbers
being two anthems. THE Lost Chord"
(Sullivan) and Some Blessed Day"
Burden on the Lord" (Hamblen). sung
by Mr.. Chambers. and III with All
| Your Hearts," from elijah" (Men-
delssohn), sung by Mr.. Mellor.
Active members Of the Rubinstein
Club are urgently requested to be
present at the extra rehearsal called
| for Tuesday morning at the Masonic
| Auditorium. in preparation for the
! concert Tuesday evening. at which
| the club will present as soloists the
! four prize winners of last years con-
test Of the Federation OF Music Clubs
i-Devora Nadworney, contralto: En-
rique Ross, pianist; Norman Rosen.
violinist, and George G. Smith, bari
tone.
Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish will leave
Thursday for Nashville. Tenn. where
she will attend the board meetings
of the National Federation of Music
Clubs. She will return about April
Louis Potter, jr.,. made his debut
trecently, when his father, Louis Pot.
ter. the organist and pianist, pre-.
sented a class of pupils in recital
The youthful pianist dst,os showed W po',cI mnef
!skatine" tRisher) and Crossing the
the program consisted of Air de Bal.
let" (Depret. Helen Stone; Curious
Story" (Heller). Virginia Andrus
ness Msts:p AhsF MsT
celine Johnson: Lonely Wanderer
Butterfly" (Grieg). Margaret Becker
nocturne (Chopin). Ruth Barnhart
"Reverie" (Debussy) and Military
polonaise" (chopinl., Betty Morris;
garet Kimball: "Arabesquer' in C
moonlight Sonata" (Beethoven)
Olivia Biller: Carnival (Grieg). Mrs
lPeterson: octave etude (Chopin). Kir-
stin Olrick, and "Capriccio" (Scar-
lattD. Bertha comstock.
A paper on "The Development OF
Music" by Mrs. John J. Stahl, proved
an Interesting feature s, 9Th Ct the LAS last
which was held at the communit,
house Of the Church Of the Covenant
The musical program consisted Of "Le
vio1ette" (ScarlattD and 20 Boccs
Dolerosa" tGabrisle sibeiia);. Miss
sarmi" tsearIatti, and SDormi. Dormi
Ward: slave song" tTeresa de
Riego) and 20 Dry Those Tears
(Teresa del Riego). Miss Sara Lerch
"E rUcellino" (PuccinD and 20 Sole
Mic" (Neapolitan street song), Miss
Mildred ONeill: Forever and For
ever" (Tosti) and "Amami" tRizzo)
Miss Jack Ward; "Funiculi-Funicula
and Santa Lucia chorus (every
one). Miss Ella Gooch at piano;
rewskD and Berceuse (Chopin), Nine.
Daloz.
The Criterion Male Quartet Of New
| York. which has appeared on the
same program with Nine. Melba, Emil
and has made records for various talk
ing machine companies, is to assist
Harry Edward Mueller at the musical
vesper service at 4 o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon in the First Congregational
Church, 10th and G streets northwest.
Young, Mellor, Reardon and Chai-
mers, all of whom are artists in
themselves. The following program
will be given: Concert overture in c
miner (Hollins): scherzo-pastorale
quartet, TN Heavens Land" wan.
Nine" (campion). John Young. tenor;
| Adagio in E major (MerkeD; quartet,
"still, Still with Thee" (Gerrish) :
tet, 1.-The Lost Chord tsullivan);
postlude, "Marehe Pontificale" Gem-
mens).
Hazel Bachschmid, soprano; Royden
Dixon. tenor and Charles T: Tit;
features Tuesday evening at the re-
ception rendered by the members of
the Ingram Congregational Church to
the new pastor, DR.. B. F. Rhoads.
Mrs. Bachschmid sang "Chanson Pro-
"On the Road to Mandalay" (Speaks)
and Mother Machree." and Mr. Tit
mann was heard in AT Parting
| (Rogers). Hard. Trials" negro spir-
ituel (Burleigh), Rolling Down to
Rio" Germany and "Duna" (McGilD
with Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee accom-
|panying.
The male choir Of St. Aloysius
Church. under the direction Of Glenn
w. Ashley and accompanied by an
lorchestra under Herman Rakemann
was heard Wednesday evening at
IGonzaga Hall in the ANNUAL rendi-