Evening star., 1922-06-04

j. Bundy, L. A. Cofman, W. l. Coff-
man, Charles Durham, Alfred Eng
way. +. J. Goensch. Harry s: Gordon
v. E. Graves, T. j. Mosley. William s.
| Rdodes. G. e. Ruffner, W. !. Smalley
Arch Smith, Talma L. Smith, M. v.
| Taylor and w. H. Trollinger.
The twelfth annual recital by pu.
pills of Beatrice Chopin Keith took
place Friday evening in the assembly
hall of the Cosmos Club. Sydney
Ginoly, tenor. and Emily Light. vio-
! which consisted of three miniature
| recitals. Three more in the series are
| to be given next Friday. The Program
| follows:
l. Evelyn woolard. leader tseptem
ber II. 1870. Trio overture. Mar
Woolard and Adele Woolard; droup
of pieces-"Evening Bells THE
Drum" "Bye-Lo." "The Clock "A
Day In June" and Duet" tHudson)
Jennie May Desimone: Anvil Chorus.
XerdD, Tom Woolard; Romance in +
! Flat" "Bacarole in c. Melody In F. u
'Husareneit" and "Cracovienne" CRU
binstein). Adele Woolard and Evelyn
| Woolard.
2. Audrey Blumer. leader (April s.
| 1sl6l. Duet. Norwegian Bridal Pro-
Group of pieces-'Little Soldiers" "In
the Wildwood" and Going a-Fish-
ing (Gardner. and HAPPY Farmer
garet Otto and Paul Otto: "serenade
| lHeller). Malva Mckenzie: La Harpe
Eoliene" (Kruger), Audrey Blumer;
song, Sidney Ginoly. Frank kingsbury
accompanying.
P1rSshy H. isi Msra aass
OuadrilleS' (Schubert) Dorothy
Baumgarten: 'Humoreske" 1Dvorak)
Agnes Fabrizio; shepherd Boy own
sonl. Mildred Lenz; "vogeln," "To
Spring and and "Anitra ira s s,s Dance, .Grisg}
Emily Light: "Narcissus' tNevin)
James Crawford: duet. Fanfare les
Dragons" (Boscovitz). Dorothy Baum
garten.
The Washington Conservatory OF
Music. Dupont circle. gave Il graded
students recital in Business High
School auditorium Thursday evening
assisted by Kennedy Freeman. plan
ist. Signor Luciano Furlando was
cluding the "Pagliacci" prologue
Signor Furlando was in good voice
and sang acceptably Misses Talbot
Benesh. Blake and Ring also sang
| we'll. Finnel Estes contributed two
well-received numbers for violin. bu,
core. Andrew Bigos gave the ia
miliar Meditation" from "Thais.'
with fine tone, while Harry kurt7
gave the difficult Viotti violin con-
certo. Miss Waite Eldridge. besides
presiding at numerous accompani-
ments. played by LISTS Twelfth Hun
garian Rhapsody" With intelligence. and
Kennedy Freeman. in addition to his
program numbers. 'Valse. Op. 81
No. l" MoszkowskD. "Rehetes dams
4 Tlah m a l'Ca'
(Chopin), gave the popular Rach-
maninoff Prelude. Miss Craft gave
Hungarian Rhapsody. No. l" hiszD
| Rush Lincoln played "Berceuse" Qljin-
sky), for piano: Edward Jones. so,
prano solo. Sans Souci": sextet of
violins, played by Miss Wyatt and
Messrs. kurtz. Bigos. Estes. Hyder
| and Barbour. was we'll received. Lit
tie Vivian Allen. Master Charlie Hy-
der. Lillian Talbot and Ira Nell Jes-
ter also gave numbers.
! Bazarova. male contralto. was again
| heard in classic and standard song
repertoire Wednesday evening at the
| Western Presbyterian Church, as
| sisted by Miss Margaret Mansfield
daughter of Representative ]. J.
| Mansfield. violinist. Bazarova. ap-
! pearing in costume. sang three
! groups. which included selections by
! famous masters. past and present. A
| feature of the concert was the
| Flower Song" from Faust" and the
f! in inimitable Bazarova style. Miss
| Mansfield played two groups Of vio-
, lin solos and furnished obblisaioS tor
Massenet's "Elegie." "one Fleetins
Hour" Lee). and Mighty LAX a
Rose" (Nevin). sung by Bazarova.
| Unique among Music week pro-
grams was the affair arranged by
! Mary Isabel Kelly, pianist. and pre-
! sented Wednesday evening at the
| Fourth Presbyterian Church by Helen
| Mcleod Cliff, contralto: Benjamin
Yoe Morrison. baritone: Rose Max
well Dickey, violinist, and Mrs. VIII
liam Z. Chamberlin. reader.
| The program was made up Of works
| by American composers, and Cecil
Burleigh's tone poem for violin and
piano. after Whittier's Snow bound
opened the affair. and was follow ed
Harp 1Woodman). ''The Moon Drops
Low (Cadman). When Stars Are IL
the Quiet Sky" (Chadwick), "Sheel
and Lambs" tHomer). and 1T Is No,
Cliff: piano solos-"Anno Domini.'
Scotch Poem" (after Heine), Long
Ago." From a German Forest" ano
"Of Br'er Rabbit" from "Fheside
Tales'D. all by MacDowell. Miss
Kelly; songs-"Roadways" Dens'
DE Ole Ark's A-moverin' (Guionl
| Rain" (Curran). and "Prospice'
(Homer). MFR. Morrison: violin solos
| Swing Song" (Ethel Barnes). Deer
River" MAUD PowelD, and Melody
| (Nevin). Mrs. Dickey.
Quite the piece de resistance of the
program was the arrangement fol
recitation and piano of King Robert
of Sicily" from Longfellow's "Tales
of a Wayside Inn." by Mrs. Chamber
lin and Miss Kelly.
Artist pupils of Miss Jennie Glen
| nan contributed their quota to Music
Hall. WHEN, assisted by st. Patrick's
mixed choir and solo quartet. the
| latter consisting of Edna Mtllyaro
Howard. Carolyn Manning. Charles
E. Myers and James Nolan. and full
orchestra. the following program was
presented:
| Invocation" (Mana Zucca). Ursula
Flagel: "At Eventime" (F. Reynolds)
Mary Fitzgerald; II Fain Woulo
know" (Remo Taverna). Mary
Coates: Springs Awakening (San-
derson). Ruth Smith: aria from
! Pace" from La Sforza del Destino'
| (Verdi). Edna Hillyard Howard; SUI
ia Bouche, and "Desir" (Gabriele ST.
bella). sheep and LAMBS" tsidne.
Homer). ties Yeux" (Rabey) and
Fair Boat" Harriet Ware9: carolyI
with violin obbligato. Aileen Fitzger-
aid; IAN Incarnation" MARY Turner
Salter) and Indian Bird Song" Gieu-
rance). Edna Hillyard Howard.
The romantic ballad, 'Phaudhrie
\ h1y I,e