Evening star., 1922-06-11

Margaret Hester. gave Scherzo.
"Nosturne, No. 3" ad and 'Imprompsu." Is,on,pso
by Mendelssohn. and little Constance
Russell. six years Of age. played sew
eral numbers. announcing her own
selections and encores. George Heb
bard and Percy Russell operated the
pictures.
Louis A. Potter. jr., announces two
recitals to be given by his pupils. the
first tomorrow evening and the sec
ond Wednesday evening. at Calvary
assisted by Ruby Potter. soprano;
, Goldie Hutchins, contralto; William
F. Raymond. tenor; Fred East. barI-
! tone. and Hermann Hoffman. violin
ist. Among the students contributing
will be Louis Potter. Sd; Helen Stone.
Taylor Anderson. Virginia Andrus,
Phyllis Fowler. Charles Reed, Brad
ford Abernethy, Grace Craerin. Eeie
| Oliver. Botty Morris. Olivia Biller,
Ruth Barnhart. Edwin Moore and
Josephine Leonard; Wednesday even
ing. Dorothy Thomas, Elizabeth Rice,
Eugenia DietZ, Dorothy Miller, Ed
ward Burdette. Margaret Becker.
! William Janson, Kirstin Olrick. Mar
,kimball. Mrs Lillian Peterson. Mar
garet La Haync Mrs. Macon McArtor.
! William Montgomery and Ruth
| Thomas.
| Mrs. W. s c. ,prano. of New
| city. is spending few days here as
the guest of relatives. Mrs. Cline
VIII leave early in the week to fill an
engagement in Philadelphia. when
nual banquet Of the Alumnae Asso-
citation of the Womans Medical Col
lege. Mr.. Cline. who served in Paris
all during the recent war. has just
! BE- been s awarded a schola rship by the
| Tiffany Foundation, which provides a
period of study in New York under
Daniel CARRIER.
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Spigel enter
! tanned al musical Friday evening
Club fthe National University OF
-. wii,Tr Mrs. Splg@l * A student.
The program consisted Of the violin
solos, "Avi," from a concerto by Cold
| marck. and Tambourin ChinoiS," by
kreisler. rendered by Samuel Kor
man; piano solo. Fantasie Impromptu
(Chopim, played by A. Bargunio. and
! the trio for violin, cello and piano
in B fiat (BeethoveD. played by
Messrs, korman, Bargunio and AL
Mrs. Grace B. Zahn. formerly an
active member of the Rubinstein
mrr Tabs hsr nrs, muSica and garden
street last Thursday evening. A
! number OF prominent local artists
contributed TO the program. Mrs.
Wayne 3. Wheeler sang May Morn
ing Denza) and Rain" (oley
Spsaks) scceptably. while Miss Nellie
E. Monks played two piano solos.
Fantasie Impromptu (Chopin) and
Dancing Doll' (PoldinD. Mrs. Will
liam Braithwaite gave delightfully."-
swallows" tCowen) and Nanny"
sang The Dawn" td'HardeloD. Lily
and the Rose" Carrie Jacobs Bond)
and 20 Sole Milo" Ode Capua). Will
liam Braithwaite contributed two
| numbers, Give Man a Horse He
Can Ride" (o'Hara) and Sylvia"
tralto voice was heard to advantage
in My Dreams" dorothy Lee) and
Mate O. Mine" Percy ElliptD. Re
freshments were served in the beau
tiful gardens. followed by dancing.
Pupils of Miss Louise NJ. Hoyberger
were heard in recital Friday evering
in the Sunday school room of Trinity
Lutheran Church. Among the num-
Ethel Dorr and Madaline Farran;
Robins Return" tFischer). Dorothy
Kern: Rose Mazurka" (SchmolD.
Lloyd Wilkinson; sweet Violet"
lsmallwo9d2. Emily Collett; duet.
Muirhead and L. NJ Hoyberser;
"valse Ecstacy" (Knouss). Helen
Diver; "Valse" (Czerny). Marguerite
Collett; "Gertrude's Dream" (Beetho-
ven). Irene Rollins; duet. Merry No;
msPssre. Eox hdWsr Msry FSoFs Stars, ana
(Wachs). Grace Muirhead: "Minuette"
Oelibes), Elizabeth Barker: duet,
Little Patriot March" (Krogmann),
Irene Rollins and Evelyn Richards;
Spring Song" (Mendelssohn). Evelyn
(Wolfe). Catharlna English and Dor
othy Kern: duet. Dance OF the Fire
flies" James and Evelyn Riley: Ma
zurka" (SchmolD, Frances Fincher;
rine Englisl. and Dorothy Ward;
Melody of Love" (Engelmann).
Grace Muirhead; Scarf Dance"
(Chaminade). Dorothy Kern; Spin
ming Wheel tsehmolp; catharine
Frances Fincher; "Vaise Briiante"
(Spindler), Madaline Farran: La
Gzarine" Gabriel Marie), Evelyn
Margaret Fox: Fifth Nocturne Ley-
TO the Dance" (Weber). Elisabeth
Barker and L. NJ. Hoyberger.
The National Community Chorus
will continue its rehearsals for six
more weeks. beginning tomorrow
evening, at the Thomson School. at
8 o'clock. Charles Wangerd, con-
ductor of the chorus. announces that
the organization will begin rehearsals
on Handers The Messiah" which
| will be given with soloists and or
chestra during the Christmas season:
This organization will devote itself
exclusively to the study and presenta-
tion of choral works Of the highest
interested and enthusiastic members
who are devoted to the organization
and to the serious study of choral
| music. Choir singers and others in
| terested in the study of the best
choral works are cordially invited to
join this organization, and will be
welcomed at any of its rehearsals.
Estelle Wentworth. formerly of
Washington. charming singer;
opera and on the concert stage. has
! been spending the past two weeks in
, the vicinity Of Washington, and while
! here gave a delightful recital In
Alexandria. assisted by Mabel c. Lin
| ton, pianist. Miss Wentworth's pro-
songs, one in French and two in Eng
! lish, and the great aria from Nine.
Butterfly" Her voice, always brilliant,
seems to have grown moro mellow,
| and she sang all her numbers with
sympathetic feeling, rare artistic dis
! ton. She contributed largely to the
| success Of Music week in Alexandria:
being the soloist at the number OF
! specially arranged musical events.