Evening star., 1922-01-15

ranged by Mrs. virginia Monroe, and
the guest of honor and speaker for
the evening WAS Mrs. Lillian G. B.
McA. Mayer; formerly associated in
woods Magazine, In London, the
Critic. ard associate editor for two
years Of the journal of the Associa-
tion Of Collegiate Alumnae.
Ruby Potter. soprano. and Herman
Hoffman, violinist, will be the special
soloists OF the musical program ar
ranged by John Russell Mason, organ
list, for this evening Q service at the Cen
tennial Baptist Clurch.
The presentation of the sacred can
| tata, Judas Naccabeus," which was
! announced last Sunday to take place
Friday evening. was deferred by un-
avoidable circumstances and will be
given next Friday evening at the Eighth
Street Temple. under direction of Louis
Atwater, organii,t.
Edward Macloowell was honored at
| the recent musical given by Miss Byrd
Mock at her studio. Mrs. Anne Wilson
Harvey contributed the Mcdowell
| q pupil Of the great composer for sew
eral years. Mrs. David kincheloe, wife
| Of Representative kincleloe of Ken
lucky, also added to the pleasure Of
| the occasion by giving several numbers.
| Earl Carbauh, baritone, will be the
soloist at the meeting Of the Woman's
Political Club next Saturday at the
Franklin Square Hotel. when he will
| be heard In the songs "Bandolero" fStu-
| ar0, Duna' (McGilID and Hard
Trials (Burleieh).
The District of Columbia Chapter OF
the American Guild OF Organists -leld
a very enthusiastic meeting in the
studio Of Louis Potter last week. A
preliminary report was given by the
dean, John b. Wilson for the recital
| urged to bend their efforts to increase
the associate membership in order that
the first recital may be given during
| the early part of February.
The plans announced at present in
clude a return recital by Tynnwood
Farnam. WHO made an excellent i'm
precision when be played here under the
auspices of the chapter last May. An
other feature is TO be a program of
sacred music by Frederick Schlieder.
assisted by the quartet of the Marble
Collegiate Church. New York city.
where he is organist- This quartet
is composed of Mildred Reardon. So
prano: Frieda Klink- contralto: John
Barnes Wells. tenor, and Edmund jain.
bass.
Miss klink has made two previous
appearances in Washington this year,
one with the New York Symphony Or
chestra in its rendition of two scenes
from Wagner's 'Rheineoid." the second
as contralto soloist with the Washington
Ooratorio Society In its annual rendition
Of Mandel's Messiah" at the Central
High School. Mr.. Wells has appeared
Friday Morning Music Club and other
local organizations.
At least one other recital is sched-
uled. and it is hoped that Gle music.
lovers Of Washington will respond 20
| the call of the guild and aid II in
these artists in a department of music
which is sometimes neglected
Announcement is made by the Wash
ington Conservatory of Music that a
partial scholarship in the piano depart
ment has been awarded to Eleanor Pat
len and to Master Felix Davilla in the
violin department. A scholarship I'm
the vocal department is still open to
any one wishing to enter the competi-
tion. the prime requisite being voice
promising in quality and range.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the MacDowel Music Club Monday
evening the following program was rem
dered by its members:
"Cngarisch' tMacDowelD. Harriet
Hine: Cry of Rachel" (Salter), Sue
Kennedy: "Prsludium' (MacDowelD,
| Edith Austermuhl: Concert Waltz. T.
Major" (Moszowsky), Eleanor Golborn
Sanctuary" uaForge), Ann Cornwell |;
We Two" tkramer), Retreat" Ua-
Fofge), Lucille Crockatt: Pastoral"
tScalattil. Eighth Rhapsody" IiszD,
Mrs Fred Offterdinger Caro- milo BEN
lGiordanD. Care Selve' (HandelD i,
Peter Rydzniski.