Evening star., 1922-07-09

lane, Philadelphia. Manuscripts must
be sent first class mail. These should
bear only nom de plume-no other
indication as to the composer. A
sealed envelope containing the nom
de plume on the outside and the
composers name and address inside
should be sent to the secretary, Mr..
George U. Malpass. 6711 North 9Th
the manuscript should be return post
age. The club cannot guarantee the
prompt return of manuscripts if first
class postage is not included.
The composition after it's first per-
formance by the Mendelssohn Club
will become the composers property.
The composer must send with the
manuscript a statement that the
Mendelssohn Club has the exclusive
right to the first performance of the
work If awarded the prize.
The judges for the contest will be
City. David NICK. Williams Of New
York City and n. Lindsay Norden.
The award will be announced as
soon as possible after November /,
1922, and not later than January /.
1923.
The chorus of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. which is
under direction of Norton NJ. Little,
and the solo quartet, composed of
RANGES sonar ger, soprdHo, SoI oIueiid
Black, contralto. William Shanahan,
tenor and Herman Fhkler, baritone,
have disbanded for the summer.
During July Mr.. Shanahan will be the
onertory soloist at the morning, SER
vices, and during August Mr.. Fakler
Will supply the number. with Claude
Robson. as usual. at the organ. The
afternoon services have been discon-
tinued until fall.
Pupils Of the junior and inter
mediate classes of Mabel White
afternoon at her residence studio.
when the following program was
presented: Santa Claus Guards"
(krogman) and Hide and Seek"
(Eilenbers), Virginia Fisher; Spin
ming Song" (Elmenreich and
sint; Morning Prayer" (streabog).
Rosa Lalona; Robins Lullaby"
lkrogman). Dorothy Newman:
Dolls Dream" tOesten) and Bad
Boy" (Mokrejs). Mildred Bishop;
Curious Story" and 'LAvalanche"
Sans Paroles" tstreabog) and "will
o, the Wisp" Gungmann), Virginia
sherrier; duet. Martha" tFIotow).
Esther Hughes and Mildred Bishop;
Piaymates' hincoln) and ION the
Lake" (Newkirk), Bessie Cover:
Wsnrick sasf Of Murfel ,hf Tta Gefnsna eiows5s Ms
"sparklets'' 9aliles5 irene and AannHn, "The
Gypsy" (Bohm). Louise Fisher;
"valse Arhbesque" Hack) and
%Horweigan Bridal Procession"
Tlorafcrs, T1Go,s1; Doris TH.,dIi Bishop; duet IN
and Doris Bishop
The choir Of the Church of the
Incarnation. under direction of Mrs
Henry White. will conclude this
the musical portions of the service
will consist of "venite" (Elvey).
Te Deum" (Dressler), "Jubilate"
(Garre), and, at the offertory, the
duet, Love Divine. All Love Ex-
ceiling from THE Daughter of
Rich Fielder and Wilbur C. Fielder
with Emelie Margaret White at the
organ. The choir will reassemble
September II. again under direction
OF Mrs. White, with some changes in
the solo personnel to be announced
later.
Herman Hoffman,, violinist of the
United States Marine Band, and John
h9ssen Mason, organist, will be the
S soiotsts at this evenings service at the
Piano pupils of Claude Robson.
were heard in recital last Thursday
evening at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church. They were as
sisted by Miss Frances Scherger.
from Madam Butterfiy" Puccini).
and Herman Fakler, baritone, who
gave "A Prayer for You" (Tours).
The Moo-Cow-Moo" (Bullard) and
THE Star" Rogers). Those con-
trlbuting piano numbers were Marie
1nTn Z
Barber. Edith D. Underwood, Mary
Fleming. Margaret Scott, Margaretta
Elizabeth Keller, Ellen Stokes. Vir-
ginia Hammerley. Jane Duvan, Helen
Jones, Martha Bocorselski, Margaret
wilson, Garmelina Y. ofano. Stuart
Rand, Anna Marian Danner. Mary
Kathryn Dowling, Caroline Rogers,
Margaret Benham. Ruth Mclean,
Alice Espey, Esther Goodpasture
FRANCES sullivan, Everett Milans,
James Burns and Brewster AnarshaJI
Hazel Gibson Wood, soprano. has
returned to the city after attending
the Mu Phi Epsilon convention held
represented Rho Beta CHAPTER as
musical delegate. A brilliant concert
was given by pupils of the Gin.
cinnati. New England and Detroit
and of many other
well known schools of music Miss
Wood. during the past winter. has
coached with Isadore Luckstone. and
her voice was much admired in the
aria "Pleurez mes Yeux" from "T,e
Gu" Miss Wood visited friends in
Charleston, w. Va. and on Sunday
last whs soloist at the Kanawha
Presbyterian Church.