Evening star., 1922-10-29
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who returned recently from a three
month trip abroad, will assist the
choir Of the Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church this morning.
when the full choir will be in at
tendance for the first time this sea
son. Mrs. Frank Byram will again
preside at the organ and direct the
choir. the musical portions of the
service this morning consisting of the
anthem; "Hark. Hark. My Soul (shel-
and and 9bnhEate Ry Mrs Hilton. and ,
contralto solo. At the offertory Mrs.
Hilton will be heard in MacDermid' s
eth in the Secret Places Of the Al
mighty" DR.. Millard Thompson will
lead short song service before the
sermon at the evening service, and
MIS-. Thomas P. Stephenson will sing
ter).
Mrs: Hazel Bachschmid, soprano re-
turned early in the week from Har-
risonburg. Va, where she was heard
m, IN recital before the Music Lovers
Club. She gave two groups of songs
ana the aria, lie Suis Titania," from
Mignon,' by Thomas, winning many
favorable comments. She left later
IN the week to give a recital at Mary
BALDWIN Seminary at Staunton, Va.
The Columbia Masonic Lodge will
attend In a body at this evening" 8
service Of the Church of the Transfig-
uration. The Mems Club of the
church Will act as a reception COM
mittee and the following program Of
casion: Organ solos, "Cantilena in
Minor" by Marchant: "Minuet in
G." by Beethoven: "Marche Sollen-
nellie" by Mailly, Mrs. Marie H. Little:
anthem. Seek Ye the Lord" by Rob
erts, incidental soprano solo. Miss May
by Bartlett. contralto solo. Mrs.
Wrenn; offertory, bass solo. James S.
Hicks: organ solo. Festival Post
lude." by Seiffert.
Leopold Damrosch Names. who
played with his uncle, Walter Dam
rosch, Saint-Saens' Les Carnavals des
Animaux," for two pianos and orches-
ira, at the New York Symphony's con-
cert here Tuesday afternoon, Is a tai
ented scientist. in addition to being an
accomplished musician. Mr.. Names
has done some interesting expert
mental color work in photography
and has achieved distinction at Har-
ward University, from which he was
graduated in 1920 as physicist. He
Is the son of David and Clara Names,
noted recitalists and directors of New
York'S David Names Music School.
The Rubinstein Club has resumed
rehearsals for the season and an
nouncement Of its plans for the near
future indicate that it's activities are
being pursued with even more than
the usual vigor. The annual lunch
con will take place November IS in
the crystal room Of the New Ebbitt
Hotel. Among those who will make
addresses will be Mrs. John F. Lyons.
president Of the National Federation
Of Music Clubs, who is to be the
guest Of honor. At the close of the
luncheon q musical program will be
offered by Miss Devora Nadworney,
contralto: Winston Wilkinson. vio-
linist, and DR.. T. s. Lovette. pianist.
Miss Nadworney and Mr.. Wilkinson
both appeared as soloists with the
Rubinstein Club last season. Dr.
Lovette. who has recently taken up
his residence here. Is a graduate of
the Royal Academy of London and
former pupil Of Tobias Mathay of Lon
don and Breithaupt of Berlin. He is
remembered by those who heard him
In recital here two years ago at the
Arts Club and at the Friday Morning
Music Club.
In addition to the luncheon the club
has arranged for another concert. to
be given in conjunction with the
Almas Glee Club, which is under the
direction of Charles r. Bartlett This
affair will take place November l6
in Harding Hall. government printing
office.
The officers of the Rubinstein Club
for the season of 1928 are: Presf-
dent, Mrs. Robert H. Galgleish; first
vice president, Miss Matte Gibson;
second vice president. Mrs. Archer
l.. Haycock: secretary. Mrs. William
r. Benham: treasurer. Miss Alice f.
Broas; librarian, Mrs. Frank B. Lord:
musical director. Claude Robson.
The other members of the executive
committee are Mrs. Milton c. White,
chairman of voice committee; Mrs.
Elmer E. Curry, chairman of press
committee; Mrs. NJ. L. Odell. chair
F. A.. klinge. chairman of entertain
ment committee.
Applications for active and asso-
ciate membership in the club should
be made to the secretary. Mrs. Will
liam R. Benham. 2426 18th street. The
for active membership at the close
of rehearsals at 1880 o'clock We'd
nesday mornings in the crystal room
of the Ebbitt Hotel. This list will be
closed November Is until after the
first concert, which will take place
6dTly III DCCCuUci
H. Leroy Lewis. baritone and T
Ferry. composer, pianist and or
ganist. will give the program of to-
nights musicale at the Arts Club. AS
many of the numbers on the program
are compositions by Mr.. Ferry, the
affair will be unusually Interesting
because of its novelty and because it
Is Mr. Ferry's first appearance at
this club. Mr.. Lewis work as
singer is already too well known to
need further comment. He will give
two groups of songs by Mr.. Ferry
and one group of songs by Franz.
Rachmaninoff. Grieg and Gretchanow.
Mr.. Ferry will be heard in two groups
Of his own piano compositions.
Guests at the reception OF the Col
lege Women's Club Monday after
noon were delightfully."- entertained by
a musical program by Mrs. John J.
Stahl. mezzo-soprano and Margaret
Mansfield, violinist Mrs. Stahl. who
returned this fall after a second sum-
mer spent coaching with Percy Rec
tor Stephens of New York. sang