Evening star., 1922-04-30

mltte0 OF the. club. Th0 cluD Will
also be assisted by two local artists.
the obbligatos to Moonlight" by
Schumann and the chorus by DR.. Ga.
bert. and Herman Fakler. who will
sustain the baritone obbligato in the
chorus. TO Music" by Schubert.
Franceska Kaspar Lawson left We'd
nesday for a tour through West Vir-
ginfa, during which she will give ten
recitals. several being return engage
ments from last season. She will re-
turn about May 10.
One Of the choice programs Of this
season at the Arts Club was given last
Sunday evening by Helen Gerrer. yio-
linist. and La Sale Spier. pianist. The
sodnF sod Fno arits ii sIYs % bS f9F
and "Sonatina. G Minor" by Schubert.
with excellent ensemble and really fine
art. The program included also a group
OF Chopin compositions-'Poionaise
Fantasie. op. s1"; "NoetSrne, no, B M Ma59r' or
No. T." by Mr.. spier. and Debussy's
"En Bateau" and "Scherzo." by Van
Goens. by Miss Gerrer.
Mary Sherier Bowie. Nancy Stillwell.
Margaret Russell, ]. F. NJ. Bowie, Anton
Kaspar and George NJ. Wilson contrib
uted to the program of a concert Mon
day evening at Foundry Methodist
Church. under the auspices OF the w. H.
cluded: Etude. 'rThe Butterfly" tCho-
pin). Duo-Are reproduction Of the play
ing Of Paderewski: "Litany" (Schubert).
Duo-Art reproduction Of the playing Of
Alfred Cortot; "Viennese Waltz, No. q"
(Gaertuer). Duo-Art reproduction Of the
Beloved" Nalo). and encore. "silver
Threads Among the Gold" Mr.. Bowie; !;
"At the Market" Miss Russell: ''Mu-
setta's Waltz" (PuccinD, Duo-Art ac-
compartment Of Emo Rapee; La Chan.
son de a0 As We sons
leigh, "The Slave" Galo). wind
Song" (Rogers); encore. bon Jour. Ma
belle" (Behrend). Miss Stillwell: "Medi-
tation." from ''Thais" (MasseneD: '"The
Swan (Saint-Saens), Liebesfreud"
CKreisler). Duo-Art accompaniments Of
Maurice Dambois. Mr.. Kaspar; "Hunga-
rian Rhapsodie" Uiszt). Duo-Art repro
duction of the playing Of Josef Hof-
mann.
At the Crittenden Home on Tues
day luncheon was given to over 100
guests, after which musical pro-
gram was provided by Flora Brylaw-
ski and Mrs. Melby. with Mrs; Mckee
as accompanist. Grace Biddle also
gave some selections.
Theodore Cooper. soprano: Anita
Gaugea, contralto; Earl Carbauh, bari
tone: Charles A. Peale, futiss; Miss
Jeanne Farnum, reader. constituted
the array Of talent contributing to
the lobby concert of the Y. M. c. A.
last Monday evening. Among the Sc
lections were: "Adagio Mobile" and
'Onertoire," both by Donjon. and 20
Dp Mach Dem" by Kaliwoda Mr.
Peale; "The Star" by Rogers: Nah
Lindy LOU" by Strickland, and Bon
Jour, Ma Belle" by Behrend. Miss
Cooper: "A Japanese Love Song" and
Miss Gauges; For You Alone" by
Gheel. 'Duna," by McGill, and a negro
spiritual. .s"Hard Trials" by Burleigh,
Mr.. Carbauh. .
The Rebew Orchestra. which usually
gives its public rehearsal the first
Monday evening of each month, will
postpone the affair until next Monday
evening because of the absence of its
conductor. H w. Weber. from the
city.
The public organ recital by Edith B.
Athey. civic organist, given usually
on the first Saturday evening of each
High School. will be omitted this
week because the auditorium will be
in use for the spring play. The two
recitals for the month will be given
on the Goth and 9th Of the month,
the third and fourth Saturdays.
Mrs. Malette Roach spangler, So
prano. was one of the soloists Mon
day afternoon at the Hadleigh. at the
monthly meeting of the Federation
of Women's Clubs. when she proved
acceptable in Woodman's "A Birth
Song" by Spross. Mrs. Ida Offutt as
sisted as accompanist and addresses
were made by Mrs. John J. Stahl and
George Lawrence. Mr.. Lawrence H.
lustrated his talk by singing several
gems from the literature of old ball
lads.
Mrs. B. L. Hackenberger. saxophone
artist. will assist at the regular
monthly musical service at St. Pauls
English Lutheran Church this even
ing at 8 O'Clock. when she will be
lections will include a tenor solo.
my Hope Is in the Everlasting" by
Stainer; a duet for soprano and con-
tralto. THE Conqueror." by Coombs.
and the quartet. Awake. Thou That
sleepest.". by Stainer. The quartet is
prano: Marian Larner. contralto; Her
bert F. Aldridge. tenor and director.
and J. E. s. Kinsella, bass. Locke
Kincer will preside at the organ.
Pupils Of Bessie n. Wild were
heard in recital Tuesday evening at the
Presbyterian Church at Takoma Park,
Md. by an appreciative audience of rel
atives and friends.
Among the numbers were Nor
wegian Bridal Proce cession'-two pi-
anos-(Grieg). Miss Geneva Wallace,
Miss Ethel Hegner, Mrs. Thelma
Mills Trotter and Miss Florence
King; vocal Duet. Spring Song"
and Mrs. Fred Williams; Invitation
to the Dance" (von Weber,, Miss
Margaret Tolson: vocal solo, "Songs
of Farewell" (Forster), only Word
at Parting" May Life Be Kind to
You," Just to Love you" and 81 Can
not Say Farewell" Mrs. Deborah H.