Evening star., 1922-06-25


grade and popular selections.
Mrs John J. stahl. soprano soloist
and choir director Of the West Wash
evening for Chautauqua. N. z, to
attend national conference Of must.
clans In connection with the biennial
convention OF the Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs tomorrow afternoon. which.
dorfer' % n eann Shaw " Fauikner1 plans to
do considerable constructive werk
throughout the country stimulating
an appreciation of good music and
Of American composition. A concert
terborough colony program. present
ed by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach and Mrs.
Edward MacDowell. Mrs. stahl will
appear on this program. giving songs
by Mrs. Beach and Edward Mac
Dowell, with Mrs. Beach at the piano.
From Chautauaua Mrs stahi VIII go
to Chicago to study again with Percy
Rector Stephens Of New York. who
is on the summer faculty of the Chi
cago Music College.
]. Johnstone Muir. grandson Of Rev.
DR.. Muir. a young violinist OF
promise, with Louise Lewis as ac-
companist. assisted in giving the pro-
gram Friday evening at Temple Bap-
tist Church, when Mrs. Grace Dufour
Brown presented her class in its an
nual recital
Among the students, Elizabeth Miller.
nine years Of age, who played Butter:
fly Valse,' by Friml. met with special
favor from the audience. and the other
numbers by the pupils included the
Ras The s,va GnaIss ana Mfs IF the Tna4s
Annie Laurie" (Ryder), Eioise Houser:
ITO the Rising Sun tTorjussenl, Mary
Eunice Chisholm: Jack Tar" (Maximl.
Sylvia Schwartz; The Clock" (Maxim).
Betty Wilmot Hartung; The Ava !.ys
Lotus (Mason). Maurlne Lockhart;
hold, Hanna Whitman: 'Marche MIN
taire. A Major" {chopinl. Elisabeth
SHARP; SHARP Second on Mazurka" tGGdardl;
Mfprs pepTs sssMarf1 ai5srs Haey Il sas
''Polichinell'' (Rachmaninoff). Sylvia
Schwartz; Prelude c Sharp Minor"
CRachmaninofr). Elizabeth Sharp.
Three songs by Washington composers
were quite the feature Of interest at
the student recitals given at Masonic
Auditorium last week by the vocal class
Of Mrs. Robert H. Daigleish. The first.
Bradley, % u s,iIl only 1 in manuscript. nv was
given its premiere by Robert H. Dal.
! gleish, jr.: "Hush-a-Bye. Rock-a-Bye.
written by Mrs. Grace Nye Jarvis. was
sung for the first time by Mrs. Helen
Kalstrom Taylor. and Mrs. Benham's
the Rubinstein club. was repeated by
| the chorus Of Mrs. Dalgleish's pupils
under her direction.
Ruby Ruby Stanford: nf., yi9linist; coFnelis ,a q
ASsn AeaTa utist xe1oness wts nas and Ho~asd
Biandy at the piano. formed a de;
lightful group of assisting talen. and
the program on Thursday evening in.
s!aSsa; 1sSeiley, .a BeauteoSs aSss MoTn ona
nahl PAdalms, 'nGf0s ff No One e0isS Ever Marriss
Me" nehmanl. Zelma .Tyree; My
Alice Cush; slave Song" Del Riego}.
Erminie Lewis: %Mammy's Lullaby
eJames9ns; The ed Rying ,,R Rose" 1Tunis as
Rhapsody" (d'Hardelo,). bid Me to
cato. 1rma Allgeier: Until" Sander.
sen). Love Comes clam'Ting In
Roam" 'itschieifrarth]. Lucille Bsnnon:
"Ho! Mr. Piper" (Curran}. For This
De Koven) Esther Melick: Mon
1n DsEr eTsss Ssyi Aarmae nna Symess s aSd
Passed BY Your Window" tBrahe).
stars Have Eyes (sanderson(. Jose
ae9e aen" tdHsraelo1, riis The heysi VALLEY a Of
Laughter" (sanderson). Nellie Pier
pont: Il Would Weave a Song for
y9n Yon (oHbaba obb1ss;o Mdrsd wsP with
Song ofthe Soul. tBreiD. "on va la
Juene Hindone," from "Lakme" De-,
,ibss1; Elsie Jorss; %, 20 Haunting az
dicott; "vissi de Art-Vissi de Amor"
from "Tosca" (PuccinD. "Chanson
Provencale" (Del 'Acqual, Frances
mani. chorus.
of Faith. 1Sah Hopes Hope and a i Love" tsheilesS. s
"Beauteous Morn (German). chorus;
n n, He Hear ar Thrush at Eve" Scadmsn);
with violin obbligato. Jennie Lind The
Soul of Spring" Phillips). Eileen
Davis; "Mattinata" (Tosti). Loves a
Marchant" tCarew) with violin obb'igato,
Edith Mead: Song of the Woods"
Naughty Little Clock" tDe Koven).
Love Song" (Flegier) and violoncelio
obbligato. Lila Smithson Daddy"
(Behrend), "A Song of the Heart"
(Tunison), Mabel McCalip; Values"
lvanderpoop. Doris" (Nevin), &C
Mae orterdinger Becker: AT Dawning''
Muda Eastlake: 'Leetle Batesse"
flushed Is Ny Lutte" tPhillips).
Hsa1g sumner La casfim1esstss' tsIssls Rsg1ns
"vilanelle" (Del 'Acqua). Barbara
Eble; "Who Knows?" (Stickles), The
Night Wind" (Farley). The Winds
in the South Today" tscottl, Evan;
geline Mickler; "Homing' tDel
dersonj, Helen Kalstrom Taylor;
There is Garden" (Proctor). Thou
Brilliant Bird" from Pearl Of Brazil"
(David), with flute obbligato. Marga-
ret Eister Lord; Minor and Major"
ssgross cs,c hhta he Ne Gle erssux9 sus y. 1Oln
the Ramaika." "One Fine Day" from
Schippert Klinge; Indian Cradle
Song" (Mathews), ashes Of Roses"
(Woodman), chorus.
Mrs Florence Howard, soprano So
loist and choir director Of the First
Baptist church, will conclude her sea-
sons work there with the services
today. Mrs. Howard expects to spend
the month of July at Garden City.
Montreal. Canada. Arthur Chester
, Gorbach, bass. and Charles E. Riddel.
tenor. have been engaged to sing next
season with the quartet, and Mr.. Cor
bach will be the offertory soloist this
morning when he will be heard in
Judge Me. o God" by Buck. The
chorus choir will disband after this
evenings service to reassemble next
October.
Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish, president Of
the Rubinstein Club, delighted the
residents Of the Eastern Star home
Monday evening by giving a generous.
program of songs, under the auspices