Evening star., 1922-01-22

(Kennedy-Russell) and will O. the
Wisp" (Spross). Miss Robinson; read.
ings. Miss Farnum; Indian Idyi''
{cadmsn1. Mrs: Bradford: When
Night 1 Heard the Nightingale" both
by Salter, and La Donna Mobile, ;
from "Rigoletto" CVerdD, Mr.. Terry.
The program the week previous was
given by Mrs. Macon Rice McArtor,
pianist: Miss Muda Eastlake. So
Miss Mary McKibbin, reader; Miss
Lillian Chenoweth. contralto. with
Miss Marguerite Black and Miss NJ.
G. Davis, accompanies.
Mrs. Weldon Carter, violinist. will
mornings service Of All Souls Uni
tartan Church, to be held in the
knickerbocker Theater. Mrs. Carter
will play "Legende" (WieniawskD
and "Reverie" (Schumann), and Mr..
Charles Oh T Tit,mann,, bass: will Snda1g sing
sohn's oratorio; 'st. Paul" and
"Hymn Of Trust" (Mrs. Beach,. with
Lewis Atwater accompanying on the
organ.
Miss Ruth Peter. soprano, Claugh-
ton west, baritone, Miss Grace Mey-
er, reader, and Miss Mabel Linton.
pianist, contributed greatly to the
enjoyment of the members and guests
Of the Y. M. c. A. on Friday evening,
when they gave. among other num-
bers. piano. solos, BY the Beautiful
William Tell RossinD. Miss Lin
ton and Miss Phillips: piano solos.
Masquerade Dances" (Hopkins), sex
tet from Lucia di Lammermoor, ar
ranged fore,le hand ULeschetitzky).
Miss Linto4 readings. Scene from
As You Like i (shakespeareo. Street
Piano" and "Humpy Jim." Miss Grace
Song fGrleg,. THE Herdsman's
Song" q. A. Berg), "Knowest Thou
Not That Fair Land" from Mignon
(Thomas), "The Glover" (MacDow-
eiD Miss Ruth Peter; baritone solos.
vision Fugitive" from ''Herodiade''
tP. Tschaikowsky). Claughton West:
"Star Vicino" (SaIvator Ross.
"Where'er You Walk" (HandeD,
Claughton West.
The fourth meeting of the Ensem-
BILE Club was held Friday evening.
The program. which was devoted to
Mozart's music, was as follows:
Paper on "The Life of Mozart" kath-
crime Bie1man; sonata in F major, for
violin and piano. Ella Grabil and Fay
Meyers; overture, Marriage of FL
CARA" piano duet. Margaret Golden
and Margaret Wallace; paper on
THE Development of the Opera"
Elizabeth Culverwell; selections from
the operas Don Juan" and "The
Magic Flute" for piano, Elizabeth
Cutverwell and Mary Weekss Rondo
in major, Fay Meyers; minuette
from the E fiat Symphony No. 6, for
piano and strings. Lois Hoover and
DORIS Crawl assisted at the piano.
Stringed instruments were played by
Rozelle Slaughter, Lillian Foster. Eta
Gravill. Mildred Hoover. Katherine
Eielman.- Philip Geraci, Edward An
drews, Earl May. Harrison SomervilIe.
The next meeting will be given over
to compositions of Beethoven.
Louis A. Potter, jr., and H.. Leroy
Lewis arranged a program for Miss
Josephine Leonard and Miss Allie
Traver which was presented by them
last Monday evening at the Women's
City, Club. Among the successful
ven). 'Whims" tSchumann). noe
turne tChopin), Autumn" (Moszkow-
skD. "etude in waltz form (Saint-
Saens). Miss Leonard, and Over the
Steppe." Cradle Song" The Wound
ed Birch" tGretchaninoff). The Sane
cox and aria, MY Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice" (Saint-Saens). Miss
Traver.
Nine. Marguerite D'Alvarez. con-
tralto. OF the Chicago Grand Opera
Company. was initiated into Rho Beta
Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon National
Honorary Musical Sorority, after her
recent recital at the National TIL r.
She was presented with the Mu hi
pin and a corsage bouquet Of violets
with gardenia center. the sorority
colors. Rho Beta feels greatly hon
ored to add this glorious singers
name to the long list of world-re-
nowned artists who are honoraries of
Mu Phi Epsilon. The chapter officers
are Emily B. Elkins, president; Hazel
Gibson Wood, vice president: Mable
Linton. corresponding secretary; Let
tie Nelson, recording secretary; Inez
Miller, treasurer: Isabel Middlekauff,
historian; Nellie Noel, warden, and
Clara Young, chorister.
One Of the most enjoyable Of the
seasons concerts was given Monday
evening in the chapel Of the Church
Of the Covenant under the auspices of
the Christian Endeavor Alumni Asso-
citation of the District of Columbia.
The program was under the direction
Of William E. Braithwaite, tenor So
loist at the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. Among the participants were
the National Quartet. composed of
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Maxwell, soprano;