Evening star., 1922-04-09
Musical Mention

ana SylVla (SpedkS). MISS Kennedy,
soprano solos. "As You Pass By
(Finden) and Mighty Lak a Rose"
(Nevin). Miss Traver. Miss NJ. u.
Davis also assisted as accompanist.
Howard P. Bailey. bass. was the
soloist at the April meeting of the
Woman's Political Study Club yester-
day at the Franklin Square Hotel, his
numbers including REST Thee, Sad
Heart" Del Riego), 1.-The Asra" Ru-
binstein) and Ma Little Banjo"
tDichmont).
Mrs. Florence Howard entertained
her pupils and friends at an informal
musical last Wednesday evening.
when the following program was
given: Soprano so'o. "Connai tn ie
Pays" (Tnomas). THE Icicle" (Bas-
setD, Miss Maggie Dinsmore; duet for
two sopranos. Il Waited for the Lord
tMendelssohn); soprano solos, 20
Vert Thou in the Cold Blast" (Men-
delssohn), my Love Is Like the Red,
Red Rose" (MacDermid). Miss Mar
garet Cassels; contralto solos, Pale
Hands. from "Finlandia" tFinden)
II Love You Truly" tBond). THE
spring SI,nsfsrd Is Come Come" 'White). Azalea
Lullaby" (De Koven). AT Dawning''
(Cadman). Mrs. George Opdyke; solos.
The First Primrose" and Good
Morning" (Grieg). Maggie Dinsmore;
solos, "Serenade" JoubertD. Big
Brown Bear" (Manna Zucca), Mar
garet Cassels.
Members and guests of the Friday
Morning Music Club were given an
enjoyable hour Of music last Friday
by the quartet of the Eighth Street
Temple composed of Mrs. Ethel
Holtzclaw Gawler. soprano; Mrs.
Pru u1.yr Iii;
thompson. tenor. and George H. Mil
Ter, baritone, with Lewis Atwater. or
ganist and director, and Amelia NJ
Oimsted and Charlotte Klein. pianists
An African Fantasia." for piano and
orchestra, by Saint-Saens. with or
chestral part played ON second piano,
was rendered by Miss Olmsted and
heard in the following program of
Hebrew music:
ESQ Enai' and "Adon oIom" q. H.
Rogers). "Unesane Tokeff" (Blumen-
thaD, soprano solo. Xxi Bayom," ar
ranged from Moussorgsky; baritone
dowski; contralto solo. Let the
Words arranged from Lewandowski;
tenor solo. "V'shomru" tThompson) !:
'Seu Sheorim,'' duet. Let the
Words; "Kedusha." TOY rHodos,"
~ shom'ru, "Naanaehnu." "Adon
oiom, all by J. H. Rogers. There will
be no program on Good Friday.
A recent entertainment of much in
terest took place at Calvary Baptist
church, under the auspices of the
ladies' societies of that church. assist
ed ny Mrs. William T. Reed. when the
ioiiowing program was given before
an appreciative and enthusiastic audi
ence: I'm the Time of Roses (Rei-
chardtl, Kentucky Babe" (GeibeD,
Burial Class Chorus. under the direc-
Iion OF Mrs. Hulfish: piano solos. La
Pierrot' from "Marionette Suite"
tBoyle', Dance of the Gnomes"
fFranZ LiszD. Amelia NJ. Olmstead.
5 soprano solos, "Charmant Oiseau"
'David), Indian Love Song" I,ieu-
Mrs. Joanna Best RUSSELL;
PIANIST, Miss Dorothy H. Russell; i'm
personations, Mrs. Isabel Pechin Mac
nEthur; duet. Sing, Sing, Birds on the
ing tNutting). Mrs. Gawler and
H1rs :.Vsise seeg: mandolin and gutter duet
Miss @ I anhaSie r Las, Samuel siegeD.
bass solos, 'Duna" CMcGilD. beam
From Yonder Star" (BulIardJ "Va1e.'
{ ,sRusselD. The Nightingale Has a
i,yre of Gold" tWhelpley5, George H
MILLER; soprano solos, robin in the
Apple Apps Trss' Hewitt. MY Ain Coun-
NJ
Heart IWoodmanl. Mrs. Ethel Holtz
CLAW Gawler: Wanderers Niebt
rohg lRubinstein. Burial Class
; ;horus. Harry Wheaton Howard was
the accompanist, "'S
Peter Rydzynski. a young Polish
tenor, was the assisting soloist al the
recital OF pupils of Ida UlIman given
at the Young Peoples Hall, in Alex
dn nara Va recently, at which he rem
oefea !. .e me following group of songs:
Of Your Eyes" "a. A. Pen1. "Csre
(TostD.
The st, Aloysius Male Choir was
neard last sunday afternoon at St.
Roses School in concert Under the
direction of Glenn w. Ashley. this
,hoir, composed of forty boys and
toout twenty adult male voices. rem
Iered GauIs sacred cantata, THE
TOY CITY, which they sang SO COM
nenoaoly recently in Gonzaga Hall.
Thomas A. Cantwell sustained the
tenor solos and Thomas p. Pyne The
BASS. Little Thomas Hanlon, boy So
prano, with Aloysius Lanahan as as
sLant soprano, proved to be two of
ne faVorite soloists. Master Hanlon
IS the possessor of sweet soprano
voice of great promise.
~ Soiiiici VI lIt6 CnOTUS lnCIud-
ed: Trebles. Robert Ashley, Bernard
Barry, Joseph Barry, Angelo Eovello.
lgnatius Bradecamp, Joseph Bareae-
ni' Bernard Downey. Michael Downey,
Francis Dugan, John Dugan, James
flynn: Frederick Graf. Edward Gar
ner' George Garner, Richard Halett.
John Hanlon. Thomas Hanlon. James
Hogan. Francis jain. Edward Jones.
Martin Kelly, John Keane, AIovsius
Lana nan, John Lane, Leo McAndrews,
w llilam McCullum. Aloysius McGow-
an. Patrick Mahoney. James May,
berchmans Mealy, Norman Miller,
iel Pyne. Thomas Wade, John Hallett
and Richard Mccarthy; tenors, Thorn
as A. Cantwell. Joseph O'Lone (alto),
Robert NJ. OLone, Charles Reagan.
La Wrence Schiller. William A. Smith,
William G. Wilding and Leroy Hard
nnff, ing; passes. Frank Collins. Frank
Ralph Kennedy. Richard Kennedy
taltol, John Mcmahon. John O'Brien.
Frank O'Reilly, Thomas E. Pyne and
Louis c. Schell.
A program of unusual interest was
given at the Arts Club last Sunday
evening when Mrs. Samuel Winslow "
and Col. Charles F. Frailey. violinists.
and Miss Lucy Brickinstein. pianist.
gave Sonata No. 3 in G minor by Han
aei' lof Two NnolnS and piano, and Mrs.
Winslow and Col. Frailey played duets
Tor two violins. "Fruhlingsglaube." by
Schubert. and Petit Duo Symphonique. ;"
by Tours: Miss Lee Jones. vocalist. de-
llshted her hearers with "Che faro
Senza Eurldice" (Gluck). "Danza.
panza (Durante). Aus Meinen Grot-
ten Schmerzen. ''Liebchen list da"
and I'm Herbst." all by Franz: Con
nais tu lie pays" (Thomas), "Vorrei"
(TostD. "Serenade" (Branscombe),
Let Miss Lindy Pass" (Winthrop L.
This evening a two-piano recital
will be given by Mrs. Crete Lorleberg
Won Bayer and Miss Minna Neimann.
Mrs. Myron M. Parker entertained