Evening star., 1922-04-02
Musical Mention
EDUCATIONAL.

scella). Mary sleman; "on the Mea-
dow" Lichnsr). Molly Reed; "Grande
Parade" (kullockl. Helen Field: vio-
Rsfrains txreisier,. Rosary" tNevin. NJ in.
kreislerl. Miss Becker: THE Song
Of the Bold Pixie" Brown. Helen
MeGiue; Skating on the Ice eat
Sweetbriar" Crawford. Molly Reed;
."Pi.ies' Good Night sons" tBroWn1.
spinning Song" tEilmenreichl. Bet
" Rarcslow: "Pastorale" (Staven-
HAGEN. Lyndan Eckert: "Valsette"
S2SorowSkY. Josephine Latterner;
inc, Todd: Flower Song" Gange),
Helen Hoskinson; "Passepied" (De-
libes). Mary Kay: "Bsrchetta" (Nevin),
Catherine Todd; "Polonaise" CMac-
nellie" fRaohramnon). Miss KIncer.
! Sunday evenings at the Arts Club
during the month OF April will be de-
voted almost exclusively to programs
OF instrumental music which will be
both unusual and interesting. This
evening Miss Lee Jones will render
several vocal numbers, and Mrs. Sam
uel Winslow and Col. Charles F. Frai-
ley will be heard In several violin
duos. Miss Lucy Srickiastein will pre-
side at the piano, April 3 there will
be two-piano recital by Mrs. Crete
Lorieoerg Won Rayer and Miss Mipna
Neimann: April Is. Dora Monowich.
Bocco. violinists. viii entertain the club
i under the direction of Mr. Joseph Kas-
par: April rs there Will be recital
| by Helen Gerrer. violinis,. and La
Sale Spier. pianist. and April 80. re-
cital by Mrs Crete Lorleberg Won
Bayer. pianist. and Richard Lorle-
berg. cellist.
| The program at the Arts Club last
sunday evening was given by Miss
Styron, pianist, and Mrs. Lotte B.
following numbers: THE Kings
Hunting Gisg" tDr. John Bulb. lie
Concou tDaquin), "Soeur Monique"
(Couperin), AIR Ia Bourree" in G
{aandep. .Danse Negre" and Lotus
naise Americaine" (John Alden Car
penterl: ''Scherzo in B Minor (Cho-
pinl. Miss Styron; Och vieni." from
Figaro" tMozart). "Jeunes Fillettes."
Isom Rsirer.. ..seEserstten Eee,s .Weekerlin>; I'm
"Papillon" Fourdrain). plus grand
dams son obsentrite," from lie RENE
de Saba" lGounodl. Rain" (schnei.
GER: ae:, II Be Hopin' You Remember"
Dawn" pearl Curran), Mrs. Porter.
field. Miss Eta Schmid assisted at
the piano.
The Music Club of the Government
Hotels. under the direction Of Claude
Robeson. will give its second concert
of the present season next Thursday
evening at 8:15 at the Recreation
Han. The club will be assisted by
tpevora Nadworney. contralto, of New
YORK, who is SO. pleasantly remem-
bered as the soloist at the last con-
cert of the Rubinstein Club.
An interesting musical event of the
| past week was an organ recital eiyen
Wednesday afternoon at the Church
of the Epiphany, by Adolf Toroysky,
assisted by the quartet of that cnurch'
composed of Mrs. Hugh A Brown,
soprano; Miss Nancy StillwelI. con-
tralto; John Martyr, tenor, and AM
brose Durkin, bass.
The weekly meeting of the Friday
Morning Music Club, was held last
week, at the Church of the New Jeru-
salem. when the following program
was rendered: Organ solo, "Passacag-
LA in c Minor tBach). Miss sewall;
deemer Liveth'' (Handel. Mrs. c. c.
McDonnell: cello solos. Largo" (van
Goens). "Sarabande'' (CorellD and
"Dedication" Popperl, Miss Merriam
Larking organ solo. "Chorale in A
s1to Min0r %oo 1cesas brransk' nc Miss sewa;
Mabel C. Linton, with Miss Linton at
! the organ, and Father In Heaven"
| ("Ava Maria"). (MascheronD, with vio-
lin obligato, by Ruby Stanford. both
spss suns BY Mrs: William T: Reed; duet.
Reed, and organ solo, ''Sonate in E
Flat" first movement (Horatio Parker),
Miss Sewall
The program Of the club for April