Evening star., 1922-01-22

Miss Lillian chenoweth. alto: william
F. Braithwaite. tenor; Harry NJ.
J Forker. bass, and Miss Barkman. ac-
companfst; an instrumental trio. COM
posed Of Miss Ruby Stanford. violin
olmstead. pianist; George O'Connor.
In popular songs. and Rev. Earle D.
| Wilhey. ID. D., pastor Of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. in Shakes
pearean readings. The National Quar-
Spirit Of Spring" 1cadman). "Barca-
role" from Tales Of Hoffman" (of-
fenbach). Love Is Meant to Make Us
Glad" Germany and Star Of De-
scendins Night" (Emerson). The in
from Henry the VIII" tGerman).
(Nolck). Indian Summer Suite"
Lake). and Miss Ruth Jones. as cell
ist, rendered "Andante" (Golterman).
Morning" (Speaks). Mr.. O'Connor
gave one Of his own recent compost
tions. They May Call You Hawaiian
on Broadway" and another selection,
EARLY to Bed"
| Russian music and composers were
the subjects of the program given
TUESDAY evening at the meeting Of
the Music Study Club. an organiza-
! e'oi COLApOotQ OI guests OF Ine COM
munity House Of the church Of the
Covenant. Miss Dora Call presided
over the well chosen program.
among the numbers being The
Nightingale" tBalakirev), "Berceuse"
sSi Cesar cu1; ;.. Spinning song sNep.
duet. "Old Folk Song" Miss Doster
and Miss Lerch; "Kamenoi-ostrow'
| (Rubinstein), prelude in C Minor"
oRachmaninoff). Miss Helen Kiefer:
IN the Shade Of the Garden Stroll
Miss Sarah Lerch; "Berceuse" Uljin-
SKID. Miss Marguerite Barrett; "The
| development Of Russian Music" Miss
| Secii Gooch: 'Chanson Indoue" (kim-
fpSy.kiorsakof). p,;..i. Miss Edna e. Msalitz:
Miss Ella Gooch at the piano.
| Pleasant events of the week include
me informal recital given by stu
1 dents of the Washington College OF
Music Friday evening. at which the
participants presented in creditable
style the following numbers:
A1ine ne Welsh; voice, Wings Of Night
MANN, Miss Daisy Robson: piano.
lGrieg). Miss Evangeline Hail: Violin
Komance. from second concerto, and
Mazurka. both by Wieniawski.
ssmIeI ssnoItl psssoff; s,s piano, Dance Negri'
lie Cygne"'. (saint-saens) and Span
ish Dance" tMoszkowski). Spencer
Prentiss; piano, Romance" ISchu-
MANN and Improvisation" (Mac-
DowelD: Mr.: Pickering: voice, Leave
Ne Not (MatteD and "Elixabeth's
ner). Miss Marie Fowler: violin, 'Le-
gende' WieniawskD. Miss EsteIa
Ihomas. and piano, Sonata" Oh.
tHeethoven), Miss Rosa kravitz
Miss Esther Linkins, director of the
Y. W. c: A. Glee Club. entertained the
club at her home last week.
The Mu Phi Epsilon National Hon
orary Musical Sorority will entertain
tomorrow at the chapter rooms Of the
washington College Of Music. Eman-
honor
Charlotte Klein has rendered her
director Of the Western Presbyterian
Church. to take effect February /.
Miss Klein has served in this position
lot nine consecutive years. and holds
diploma in the organ department of
the feaoody Conservatory, Baltimore.
Mrs. John ]. Stahl will be in charge
OF the program to be given at the
monthly meetings of the Federation
of Women's Clubs Of the District Of
Columbia, and at her request Mrs
Florence Howard, soprano. will sing
at the meeting tomorrow evening,
which will take place at the Had
leigh.
The Interior Department Bank will
omit the January concert, owing to
the severe illness Of the director,
Walter G. Wiimarth. A popular
promenade concert will be given in
the court Of the Pension building
guest conductor Of the December
| concert.
The department Of music, Mount
song recital Alice Oliver Kihlbom in
the lecture room of the church
Wednesday evening at o'clock Mrs.
kihlbom will be assisted by Meryl
Eawls. Ella Tilly, Stella Duke and
close with a two-piano. eight-hand
arrangement of Mozarts Magic
Flute" overture. played by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Deane Shure, Stella Duke and
Ella Tilly. No cards OF admission are
required.
Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler has resumed
the position of soloist at the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church
dl llei All duSeHCe Ol HNe MONTHS, anu,
with Mrs. Charles B. Smith at the
organ. will sing this morning "Out
Of the Depths" Rogers) and this
evening abide with Me" (Bailey).
Twelve Of the advanced pupils OF
Miss Grace Gilchrist gave a piano re-
cital in her studio last Tuesday
evening. At the conclusion Of the
program by the pupils. Miss Clelia
Fieravanti sang a group of English
and Spanish songs. Following is the
program: Sonata Pathetiaue" (Bee-
thoven). played by Miss Margart
ChristianD, Miss Katherine Weckel:
"Polonaise Militaire' (Chopin). Fred
erick r. Neely; prelude in c minor
(Rachmaninoff), Miss Evelyn Holl-
ingshead; valse in G fiat major
tChopin). Miss Sophia Lerner: Hunt
ing Song" (Mendelssohn). Miss Rosina
Cole: minuet in G (PaderewskD, Miss
Eva Mendelsohn: Love Waltz" (Mos-
kowskD. Miss MARCEL Greenhalgh:
"Au Matin" (Godard). Master Robbie
Reineck; melody in F Rubinstein).
Miss Thelma Hid and "Valse Caprice"
(Rubinstein), Gustave Weckel.
The Rakemann string quartet. COM
posed OF Messrs. Rakemann. first vio-
lin: Wagner. second violin; Grimm,
viola, and Matteossian. cello. will as
sist Mrs. Goldie D. Hutchins. con-
tralto: Robert Ruckman, pianist, and
Harry Edward Mueller. organist. at
the musical vespers at the First Con-
gregational Church at o'clock this
afternoon. The numbers will include
organ solos, sonata in D minor tMen-
delssohn). Lied des Chrysanthemes"