Evening star., 1922-02-19
Musical Mention

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selected readings. by Miss vieira
contralto solos: Tell 1 Wake" (by
Cadman) and Look Down Dear Eyes
tby Fisher. Miss Gauges; baritone
SoiosS Land of tie. Long Ago" Dy
Hayo. sweetest Story Ever Told" Oy
Spuits2; and Twilight" (by Glen). Mr.
program was s efsesd'ns giSen by wssn Emerson sae
MeSers: pianist; Fred j. Eden. bari
Tone; Tone; MRS: RuRth De Luca, suitarist; ;
oharlss = East mandolinist; Mrs. Mae
". 5ecker. soprano; Mrs. Alice Morse
reader reader Miss Lucille Hardesty. So
, MeaVer; Mrs. Howard Blandy and
MISS Gertrude Locker as accom-
panists.
s.a. me George Washington University
section of the College Women:s fTub
MISS Charlotte r. Harrington. chair.
fIaih, VIII be hostess at a musicaic
49, eiun members tomorrow after
ai'.n "hen the program will be
sis,in sistn ny an instrumental trio. .on-
norr no.,ns or Lynch Luquer, violinist;
R,ro "diten. cellist; Mrs. Frank V.
ian, ". H,., PIANIST, assisted by Mrs. Mir
niau.ii iuton, soprano. The numbers
d%seu dan,. oy the trio will include, AN
Nn from from the Mendc.ssohn Trio.
- hamenoi Ostrow," Euh.n-
and andante Relfgioso, Thome.
ton viii s,i Arensky. and Mrs. Hill
and Ei "E,lg, sing Ave Maria" by Kann,
anu Eiegie." by Massenet, the trio
accompanying her. u ~
,h. thursday evening, the choir of
tha JaHiurch ai of the Incarnation, under
assisted ass fef,ion h,i n. Of Mrs. Henry White.
oua,tet W 5he Cecilia Singers, mixed
Iii lc:, and Lynch Luquer. violinist,
~lii give its annual concert AT the
orse Wohen's Club. Emile Mar
t,.; saIeI white. organist of the church.
WIFE oe the accompanist.
Hazel Bachschmid. soprano will,
sing sing Hear Ye. Israel" from Elijah"
ssr,,io ,iomeaoelssofn, at the morning
service today at Mount Taber NJetho.
dist Church, Georgetown.
The Orpheus Quartet Charles &
Wengert director. gave the progra m
monday evening at the Y NJ e A.
,,oliowing the lobby concert assist ed
Ds raul Finckel, cellist, and Arsenic
I.alon, E;, vioiinist. and Miss Constance
nia,s hnckeI % and Walter Boyce accompa-
tm1nn,. me me program included Not
.uu .uino tpy Grutzmacher) and "Taran-
leila. leila" (by squire), Cadman's "The
Morning of the Year; "March and
Aprii. prelude for piano; quartet.
spirit of Spring; bass recitative,
WI, win Rushing Winds; bass solo, Il
Mar.ius .an,a,! Am; soprano. Invocation,
isars sears. Are Falling: tenor recitative.
sWeet Laggard. Come: tenor solo.
All the World is Spring Today
quartet. Hear the whispering
.olce Of SPRING; contralto recitative,
Aprii IS Here: soprano aria, wei
recitative' Rect. Again the Sun Is Over
Ar solo and duet for soprano and
tenor, Alas. That My Heart Is a
Lutte contralto recitative. THE
softly Warbled Song: bass solo,
The Erooklet Came From the Noun
tain tain: quartet. II Saw the Bud
solo. THE Moon Behind the Cotton
WOOD; tenor recitative, Look Forth.
Beioved'; tenor serenade Il Cannot
Sing to Thee as l Would Sing; quar-
tet, 70 Spirit of the Spring, Delay"
The program concluded with violin
solos, Sonata in A Major" tby Haen-
de) and "Tambourin Chinoir" (by
kreisler).
The Musurgia Quartet had an unu-
sually busy week just past. They
furnished the entertainment at the
Lincoln day dinner given at the New
Willard by the Republican State Club
and gave the vocal numbers at the
Maine memorial services held at Fort
Myer Wednesday afternoon On Fri
day evening they sang the entire pro-
gram at the Ninth Street Christian n
Church under the auspices of the
Phillips class and last night they
were heard in program at the an
nual banquet of the Traffic Club held
at the Raleigh. This quartet is COM
posed of the following we'll known
singers. who are all church soloists:
Mrs. Fannie Shreve Heartsill, Mrs
William 7. Reed. James X. Young,
Fred Schaefer, with Harry Wheaton
Howard, director and accompanist.
Miss Georgia E. Miller was hostess
at studio musical recently given In
honor of Miss Angela Altick of Sa :
vannah. Ga. Among the other guests
present We're Miss Clements. Mrs.
Fred Ofterdinger, Eleanore Colborn
Elvia Allpress. Helen Murphy. Edith
Aystermuhi. Anna Kennedy. Lucille
Beeks. Olive SeltZer. Mrs. E. A. Self
| zor. Harriet Hine and Miss Elizabeth
Miller.
John G. Klein and a group of his
students will give musical program
tomorrow evening at the Women's
in the program being Elizabeth Lac
key. May Norwood, Katharine Pea
| cock. Mrs. Harry Shacklett, Albert
Hinckel and William Shanahan.
I Miss Byrd B. Mock of this city, who
| is spending fortnight in Gotham en-.
| joying the grand opera season, gave
a musical in the Astor Gallery of the
Waldorf-Astoria on Wednesday even
| ing. The artists appearing on this
| program were: San Furedi, cellist
Dr. Louis Furedi. violinist: Willen
van den Audel, pianist; EMO Serafini
tenor, and Nine. Anita darcy Vargas
| soprano. and Patrician Ryan. Among
the distinguished guests present was
Miss Emma Thursby.
The Rubinstein Club. Claude Robe.
son, conductor. will hold a rehearsal
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock at the
Ebbitt. instead of Wednesday, the
regular day for rehearsal.
Helen Gerrer, violinist, returned
during which she was heard in recita
| at the Academy of Notre Dame, Low
ell. Mass. She will leave Friday, ir
company with Katharine Floeckhel
Cullen, pianist, for West Virginia
where she will give a program on Sat
urday evening at Lewisburg.
Louis A. Potter, jr., organist for
Calvary Baptist Church. will give the
j opening recital on the new organ a,
, the Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
tomorrow evening at o'clock Mrs