Evening star., 1922-04-09

Schippert. the popular young soprano
| and Frederick A. klinge. which VIII
take place at st. Paurs Episcopa
Church on April %.
Irving Horn. Josephine Mattson and
| John Ryerson were presented in re-
cftaI last week by n. lie Roy Levi.
at his studio. when they presented be
fore an appreciative audience tho
| following program: "Caro mio ben
| (GiordanD, Three Fishers" (HuIlah)
| Last Night" fKjeruif), "Roadways'
| Densmore): "A Memory" (Ganz)
Woodman), Mr.. Horn: "Hark. Hark
O. Dreams" tMetcalD, Rain" Cur
ran). THE Greatest Wish in the
| World" (Del Riego), Miss Mattson
What Sound Is That?" lcorneliusl
told English air). Prayer" (Hiiler)
Mr.. Ryerson: "All the Worlds in
Love" -Woodman), THE
| Nile" heroux, Miss Mattson. with
| violin obligato by Mr.. Horn. Miss
Elizabeth Barkman was the accom-
+! PIANIST.
| Raymond Moore. who will be re-
membered as singing the leading role
| with the Washingtonians in The
| III ines ol MISS L
| Pond. Burton Corning, Louise Proc
tor, Elizabeth Humphreys and Miss
| Dora Call. gave in good style the fol-
| lowing attractive program at the last
meeting of the Music Study Club:
The Blind Ploughman" tCiarke)
vocation to the Sun God" Carlos
Troyer), Miss Pond; Banjo Song
and Uncle Rome" (both by Sidney Ho-
| :ner) and Deep River" Oh. c. Burleigh)
Mr.. Corning: "By the Waters of Min.
netonka" Hieurance) and Land OF
Proctor: Swing Low. Sweet Chariot.
and Shout All Over Gods Heaven.
Miss Humphreys; Shadow Dance" anQ
"Br'er Rabbit" (both by MacDowelD,
"The Lutte Player" (AllItsen). "An Ex-
PLANTATION" (Coleridge- Taylor. Deep in
Ny Heart a Lutte Lay Hid" tFlorence
| Aylward) and Il Arise from Dreams
| of Thee" (Bruno Huhn), Mr.. Moore.
In addition to the musical features
! Miss Elizabeth Eastman read an in
| teresting paper on The Development
! of American Music"
| Robert Lawrence. director Of music
| week, was the speaker at the Anthony
| League meeting on Thursday evening
| The musical portion of the program
was given by the Washington Glee
| Club of Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority.
Dorothy Coates. harpist: George 4.
| F'lnckel. Boris E. Paskewitz and Cor
nelia Ellerson, cellists. were the as
| sisting soloistS at recital given last
| night at Gunston Hall School by pu-
pills of Herman c. Rakemann, vio-
| linist: The recital opened with Two
Swedish Folk Songs tSvendsen) by a
| occa sion, and was followed by Vision
| tDrdla). old Refrain Kreisler)
Miss Inex Becker; "Berceuse Russo"
tGrandeiBrown), "Minuet" (Haydn)
Miss Roberta Gerstin; "Rhapsodie. +"
cello solo tPopper), George A.
| Wilhelmina Brown; Air for G
| String (Bach). La Precieuse'' cCou-
perrin -kreisler). Paul Collins: "Ziee-
| unerweisen" tSarasate). Miss Eugenia
Botkin; Allegro and Adagio" from
Cello Concerto in A Minor" tklug-
| torale Celebre." harp, violin and cello
lPergolese Pinto). Miss Dorothy
| Coates, Miss Botkin. Miss Cornelia
Ellerson; Concerto in B Minor,
First Movement" (Saint-Saens), lisa
dore Alpher: old Folks at Home
string orchestra and harp.
Nation Boyce and Miss Constance
Finckel assisted at the piano. The
personnel of the orchestra included:
Violins-lsadore Alpher. Eugenia
| Botkin. Paul Collins. Inez Becker.
ltalo Bottazzi. Lester L. Sargent, Lud
wig Nickolaus. Wilhelmina Brown.
Roberta Gerstin. Hugh Huntington.
! E Margolius. A. E. Bigos. Anna Kim
ball. Alvereda Redman, Harry Said
; man. Louis Bressler. Kathleen Jones
Edward Schaefer, George J. kuttner.
Violas-Charles f. Alden, Walter
c. Allen. Robert Z. Griffin, Robert
Featherstone.
Cellos-George A. Finckel. Boris E.
Paskewitz. Cornelia Ellerson
! Basses-George D. Mitchell. F. J.
Leonberger.
Stainer's "Crucifxion" will be sung
tonight at Georgetown Presbyterian n
Church by large chorus choir under
! the direction of Leroy Lewis and
The National String Quartet. Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann. bass. with
Lewis Atwater at the plano. will give
service of All Souls Unitarian Church.
The service is to be held in B. F.
keith's Theater. The program will
include string quartets. "Lento"
tDvorak). "Andante Cantabile" tTsch-
aikowskyl. Music Of the Spheres"
! piano. "Tranquillo'' (Malling). and
| bass soloa ITO Scenes of Peace"
(MozarD and The Palms (Faure).
The Washington College of Music
will hold its twenty-ninth students
concert in the auditorium of Central
High School Tuesday evening. 10
which the public is invited. The pro-
gram will be as follows: Overture,
"Ruy Bias CMendelssohn). orchestra
piano, "Impromptu, Op. 80. No. A.
(schuberp, Miss Edna Gilbreath:
voice: "A Memory" (Thomas) and
Phyllis Price: violin. "Minuet"
tBeethoven), Miss Evelyn Scott:
piano. Concerto. C Minor. First
Movement" (Beethoven). with or
chestra. Miss Tamara Hasselblatt:
cello. "Cantilena" tGoltermann) and
Benton; voice. "Spirito gentil" ola
Favorita''D Donizetti'), Denton Led
ford; Symphony. E Major" (Haydn).
menuetto. Saa allegro @, con spirite: or. or.
LiszD. Benjamin Rather: voice. "A
Road that Lovers Know" (Stoughton)
Thou Art the Night Wind" (GauD
and 'The Sweet Of the Year" (Salter),
Miss Hazel Bergstrom: violin, Con
certo. No. = ode Beriot). allegro and
andante. Miss Tillie Kravitz; voice,
Plus Grand dons son obscurite." from
Gladys Price: piano, "Ballade, A Flat
Chopin. Mrs. Mary w. Goldman;
violin, "Cavatina" (Rauff) and "Slay-
ish Dance" (Trinkaus), Donald Cha
rey: sextette from Lucia de Lam
mermore" DanizettD. with orchestra,
Miss Price, Mrs. Miller. Mr.. Paul. Mr..
Miller. Mr.. Ledford and Mr.. East. Ac-
companist, Miss Marjorie Davis.
The choir of the Church of the As