Evening star., 1922-05-28
MUSICAL MENTION

chamblin Edes; 'vesper Bells"
(Krozmann) and "The Brook" tH.
SMITH. Miss Phoebe Ruth Hyatt;
Spanish Melody" (Behr) and sol
M,,;. S5srs March" tschymannS: Mastey Isv
Melody" and "The Mill" (Webb),
Echoes" (Newton), Melody Waltz"
audrey Tallant Langley; "The shep-
Song" (Ellmenreich). Miss Elisabeth
DAVIS Scales; Hunters Horn" and
R0lonaise" o5,h s Ischmoip Miss ss,S Miriam lam
.Barcarolle" (Kullak). Miss. Grace
Marguerite Burdine; Remembrance"
(SchmolD and Gypsy Song" lRein-
hold), Miss Rhoda Virginia syden-
and Camp Of Gypsies" (Behrl, Miss
Jacqueline Chamblin Edes; "Slumber
Song" (Wilson SMITH, Minuet, in G.
Grss5 MISS Anna ana Mare ASuR nrmerins
Turkish Rondo" (Mozart), Miss Ju-
liet Parker Edes; Rondo allegretto
grazioso Mozart) and "Serenata"
(Braga- -RummeD, Miss Ruth Evelyn
Misses Ruth Evelyn Giles and Juliet
Parker Edes.
Mount Tabor Church, in George
town, was the beneficiary of re-
cital given there Wednesday evening
by Hazel Bachschmid. soprano, who
was heard in the following exacting
program: deep s,;n%sr IN Love was ssr T.
srsisnspin0f tGrsSms5, Je sef sus sfhmlaa Titania
(Thomas). my Heart Ever Faithfur
(Bach), "Liebestren" (Brahms). "Vissi
bussy), "Chanson Proveneal" Del
Acqua). Rain" (Curran). Spirit
Flower Campbell Tipton). "A Bowl
of Roses" (Clark). Inter Nos" Mac
Fayden) and Loves in Ny Heart"
(Woodman).
The music week assembly of East
ern High School will take place to-
a program by students who are maxi
ing music a major study in that /
school. Included in the program will I
be the piano solos. Romance" Isl,
beliusl, Lillian Alpert; Witches
stock; "Valczik' (Mokreidg), Lois
Shiveiy; "Liebestraum" (Liszt). Mary I
Tarbel; Mazurka Geschetizly), Ed i
win Moore; Turkish March" (Bee-
thovenl, Margaret La Hayne; Ib Prelude Prelude
Edna Burrows; Scherzo, in minor
(Chopin) and Scherzo. in E minor i
(Chopin), Minnie Hoxey; song,
Mother O. Mine" (Tours), John Voeg- |:
cornet solo, Otto Lehnert. and song, !:
Lee James. |:
The musical vesper service ar
ranged at the request of the music |:
week committee at the Church of the |:
New Jerusalem will be given this aft |:
ernoon at o'clock instead of in the
evening at 1880 o'clock, as announced
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a short address by Mr. Sperry; an or |:
gan prelude, '.Melodia" (Max Reger). |:
played by Miss Maud Sewall: an |:
thems. Day Spring Of Eternity"
Shall q Star Come Out of Jacob"
what SM1nesSti Afaiction.s ~ from REQUIEM" !!
CverdD. sung BY Mrs; r. c. Hnldale'
and Frederick Sillers, and duet.
"Recordare," from the same work. !!
sung by Mrs. Hillsdale and Miss Pond.
and Come, Ye Disconsolate" (Ave !!
Barnard will be heard in Bach's My II
Heart Ever Faithful and an en- |:
semble of eight or ten cellos. under
direction of Ernest Lent. will play I
Goltermzanns "Religioso. i
The Washington College of Music |:
held it's last informal pupils recital /:
at the college Friday evening. The j:
'Dance Caprice" (Grieg), Miss Flor |:
ence Leighty: violin, selected. Ed
ward Thrasher; piano. Etude (FrimD,
Miss Adelaide Oser: violin, "Trau-
Koven) and 20 Don Fatale' (VerdD.
Miss Wynema Mckinley; piano. Sol
t5egetta" o1n minor sgaeh9; Miss nA11as AGisa
and B5FEs spanioh ni9in Danee MoszkoWsRn dn
Iack), Miss Elizabeth Heller; violin,
Gypsy Life" ant.schaeferl; Rob.
ert Lord; voice, "Adieu:, Forets"
(Grieg). Miss Mary Maxam; violin.
'.Serenade" (d'Ambrosio). Miss Min
ME Bucha1ter: piano. "Fantasie," c
minor (Mozart, Miss Emily Putnam;
violin Evening Song" tNaehez2; Isan s,s; Mrs;
(Burleigh and by the Waters of
Minnetonka" Giecrance), Miss Hyer,
Miss sangster, Mr.: Ledford and Mr..
White; piano, "Polonaise," E major
Meditation" from '"Thais" (Masse-
neD, Mrs. B. K. Young; piano, Valse
(Arensky), Mr.. S. F. Pickering and
Miss Davis, second piano.
The music committee of the Dis
trict of Columbia Federation of Wom-
ans Clubs, under the craftsmanship of
Mrs. John j. Stanl, Will present an
unusual program for music week on
Memorial day at the Central High !
School at o'clock The patronesses
are Mrs. Warren G. Harding, Mrs.
Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. William H.
Taft, Mrs Henry M. Daugherty. Mrs.
H. C. Wallace, Mrs. John w. Weeks.
Nine Grouitch, Mrs. F. H. Brooks,
Mrs Calderon Carlisle. Mrs. Fred "A |
Delano, Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Mrs.
Franklin H. Ellis, Mrs. Charlotte
Crittendon Everett, Mrs. James Free
man, Mrs. Mary Gwynn, Rt. Rev.
Alfred Harding, Mrs, Eugene Hale,
Mrs Jessie Holton. Mrs. Adolph Kahn
Mrs Robert Lansing, Mrs. Irving
Lenroot Bishop William S.-McDowell. [
Mrs Frank B. Noyes. Rev. and Mrs.
Jason Noble Pierce, Mrs. Willard
Salisbury, Mrs. Charles B. Sawyer,
Mrs. Charles W. Simmons. Mrs. Alb
ram Simon, Mrs. Horace w. Towner |;
and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. The
young women from the Holton Arms
School who will act as ushers are
Miss Gertrude Bryle. Miss May Bren-
men, Miss Catherine Dunlap, Miss
Marganna Foster, Miss Helen Gary,
Miss Mary Hopper. Miss Virginia Sell
den, Miss Mary Selden. Miss Elizabeth
Mitchell. Miss Alice Rice. Miss Har-
riet Whitford and Miss Elizabeth
Hudspeth The Kaspar Trio. st.
Aloysius Male Choir. Miss Katherine
F. Cullen, pianist, and the ]. L. Hud-
son Company Male Quartet, Detroit.
Mich, will present an unusual pro-
gram. Senator Fletcher of Florida