Evening star., 1922-03-19
Musical Mention

! The District of Columbia Chapter
of the American Guild Of Organists
/ announces an additional recital in its
annual series to be given Tuesday
| evening at $3.50 o'clock at the Church
| Of the Epiphany by Gottfried II. Feo,
| erlein, warden OF the american Gulio
! Of Organists. Mr.. Federlein has been
! connected with the guild since 1904.
! when he passed the associate test
| with the highest marks. Three years
| afterward he passed the Fellowship
! test, and later was made a memDer
| Of the council or governing body Q.
! the national organization. He served
| three consecutive terms as registrar
| and three as general secretary. IN
| 1915 he won the Clemson gold medal
and the II. w. Gray prize with ms
! anthem, Hear, . Thou shepherd OF
| city in 1884, and both his parents
were musicians. He studied har-
mony, counterpart and composition
with Edward J. Biedermann. Fercy
Goetschius and Louis victor saar;
and organ under H. E; Parkhurst ana IL
Presbyterian Church. Montclair, n. a.
and organist of Temple Emanu-El'
New York city.
At his Washington recital Mr.. RED L,
erlein will play "conesr.o oI,a1ro. IN nAla
from the Suite in D" (Bach1. .'seena
Campagnuola" Federlein,, "Allegret-
to in B Minor" >(Alex. GutlmanO.
"Bergerade Melancolique georges
Jacob Allegretto snn11pande and A.iesro "scher- cher
20 in G Minor" CEnrico BossD. "Kol
Nidre" tMax Brush) and isoiaas aas
Death Song" from Tristan and
Isolde" (Wagner): o...,,,
The chapter will hold RECEPTION
In honor of the warden tomorrow
evening at 1905 G street. The mem
bers Of the chapter and NUMBER OF
prominent musicians of the city nave
been invited to attend.
Hazel Bachschmid. soprano, Will
supply for Mrs. Mary Sherier EoWie
at Foundry Methodist Church during
Mrs Bowies absence from the city,
and will be heard this morning In
"Save Me, Oh God" by Randegger.
Monday evening was a gala occa-
sion for the Walter Reed boys. wnen
the Possum and Hunt Club Ministries
member Of Takoma Post. No. 3oo;
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, presented
a minstrel show in the Red Cross
participating in the enjoyable pro-
gram were c. o. Ball, interlocutorr;
J. T.. Schrider, A. L. Miller. J. A.
Meegan and A. NJ. Clamp, end men;
S. Mackenzie. Guy Clinton. +. r.
Smith, R; G. Garrison: Walter a,a l..
NJ. L. Gosorn, Earl A. Heffner. Ruben
D. Day. J. kerns. r. Brown; soioists
and chorus; NJ. Jermain. r: c. Garri-
son. J. Kerns. C. o. Ball. quartet: I:
Mershie Kaplan. character sketch;
ond part Of the program. entitled On
the Band Wagon" was presented py
]. z. Schrider, ]. A. Meegan and com
pany. the numbers including opening
chorus. Leave Me With Sm'ie. e.. j !.
Want MY Nanny" ann,y Ana and M sku l.. I1a: os-
born: Il Wonder Where Sweet. Sweet
! Mammy's Gone James F.. Schrider:
Kentucky Babe" the quartet;
Peggy O'Nei," r. c. Garrison: I'm
Forget YOU" p. F. Smith; DADDY;
Your Mammy's Lonesome for YOU
!J. A. Meegan: "Dapper Dam. A. l..
Miller: "The Bee That Gets the Honey
Doesn't Hang Around the Hive. A.
NJ. Clapp; selected numbers. ). kerns;;
closing choruses. April showers,
| .'Tuck Me to Sleep" and Dixie The
minstrel business staff included A. NJ;
cIapp. manager, and A. L. Miller and
n. Jermain. publicity. The orchestra'
under the leadership of A. T. Regnier.
yiolinist, included s. NJ. Wright, az
the piano: F. r. Gardner and II: u.
Lawson, jr., banjos: J: d. Eggleston'
saxophone, and c. H. Quimby. drums.
A well arranged program Of songs
and instrumental numbers by Netta
Craig. soprano. and Charlotte Klein.
pianist. furnished a delightful hour
Arts Club. Miss Craig's selections
were 'Nel Cor Piu Non Mi sento" and
"Chi vuol La Zingarello." by Pai-
siello: "Sensazione Lunare, oy 81
cia; csI;A: Morgan" 'Durch Die Dammer::
une," "Alierseelen" and "Zueignung.,
ali by Strauss. Miss Klein played
waltz in Sharp Minor" by Chopin;
.Refets Dams rEau." by Debussy:
"Scherzo-valse," by Chabrier; lsla-
mey" by BaiskirsT .ns so'n ne.ponaed
with additional numbers. Miss Craig
giving Robin. Robin: Sing Ne a
Song" by spross: Birthday, by
Woodman, and "The snowdrop, oy
Gretchaninoff, and Miss Klein with
"Nocturne," by Boyle.
Marion MacFall Kaye. a for
mer Washington soprano, and her
young son are visiting Mrs. Hayes
aunt, Miss MacFall of Capitol Hill:
Mrs. Kaye has done extensive concert
and oratorio work in Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, but is now living IN
Baltfmore, where she is the soprano
soloist of the First NJ. E. Church.
n T.. Roy Lewis, baritone. and
Lucie Crockett. soprano, will be heard
ia toint recital at the Woman's City
club tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Beulah Harper Dunwoody;
contralto. will assist at the IN musica. icat
Baptist Church today. singing 20
Rest in the Lord" from "Elijah," by
Mefidelssohn; "savior. When Night
Involves the Skies. by Shelley, and
this morning will sing Jesus, Thou
JOY Of Loving Hearts" BY t, Gosts'
with Mrs. Florence HOWARD supply
ing the soprano part.
The fortieth public organ recital
and community music evening, which
closing Of the Central High audi
toriuni. was given last evening.
There were special organ numbers by
,, Edith B. Athey,. civic orEanist. who
was assisted by the Girls Glee Club
Of George washington University.
Mrs; Otis D: SWEET, leader; PHYLLIS
scouts! Drum Corps, representing
Park View Community Center. There
was also community singing. led BY
Helen Burkart. The next recital will
| be April 1.
friends S wednesday, evening at a
musical at Studio Hall. presenting
Katherine Peacock; soprano, and
Edna p.rnali shaeklett eontralt0; r1a;n in
numbers were "wishes'' (Thomson),
"Out Of My Bitter Weeping" F'ranz).