The Washington herald., 1922-02-12
OVERSEAS LEAGUE
TO GIVE CONCERT
FOR SOLDIER AID
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Rogers Donate Services
For Affair of March S.


be devoted to the work which. the
members OF the women's Overseas
League are doing for former serv-
ice men in the Washington hos
pitfalls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers were among
the first to answer the call ros
musicians and entertainers to so to
France for work with the soidiere
In the hospitals and camps "over
there" Their services are volun-
teered.
Mr.. Rogers studied for several
years abroad. He IL particularly
pleasing in his rendition Of English
folk songs and modern ballads. He
has appeared as soloist with most
of the large orchestras and many
OF the important musical societies.
Mr.. Rogers has charmed many
audiences with her monoIogues ane
interpretations, and Washington
ians will welcome this opportunity
to hear her.
Thea WOmen's Overseas Service
League includes in its membership
the overseas women workers of all
the organisations which served
with the American Expeditionary
Forces. in hospitals, canteens and
huts. Tickets may be obtained from
Miss Margaret Hood at Is jackson
place.
Charles S. wengerd announces the
second OF his Moments Musical Sc
ries to be given at $50 O'Clock to-
morrow evening, in the auditorium
of the Y. NJ c. A. 1873 @ street
northwest.
Mr.. Wengard is presenting the
Orpheus Quartet in Cadman's beau
tiful cantata. or song cycle "The
Morning of the Year" for four solo
voices. The members Of the quar-
tet. all artist pupils from Mr. Wen
gerd's vocal class. are Bernice Call
houn, soprano: LILLIAN Garrison
Brousseau, contralto: J. Allen Bell.
tenor. and George II. Lambert, bass.
Mrs. Helen c. Crouch Is the accom-
panist.
Two local artists will also par
ticipate in the program. Arsenic
Ralon. the violinist, will play. Han
del's Sonata in A Major" and KreI-
sler.s "Tambourin Chinois." Nation
Boyce will be at the piano for MI.
Ralon.
George Finckel. the 'celloIst
will play "Notturno" by GrutIma-
cher and "Taranetlla," by Squire.
Miss Constance Finckel will be at
the piano.
The February nroersm of the
Cooperative Lecture and Concert
Course OF the WASHINGTON Missionary
College. the Takoma Park Co-opera-
tive Welfare Association and the
Washington Sanitarium and Hospital
was given to a capacity audience at
Columbia Hail by the Nordica Mando-
dir.ction ~ waI,.r r uolt
"Semiramide" overture Ro.sini:
van: "Badinage." Victor Herbert. a
medley Of popular airs. arranged by
Miss A. f. Hill, and Memoirs d.
Amour by Mr.. Holt. an encore num-
the orchestra.
Miss Clara Young. soprano. was
heard in two groups OF songs: HON
ing" Del Reigo; The Answer" 1"
Terry; and Ma Curly Headed Baby
Clutsam. and The Big Brown Bear"
Mana Zucia. George Harold Miller.
baritone. rendered BLOW. Blow, Thou
winter Wind. Sarteant. and group
OF snort selections; "Duna," McGill:
sylvia speaks; vale. Russell.
marjorie DAVIS played the accompani-
menus.
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an. ns III. ayinono acton
nnn.rihi,,ns sa,,t "a NohI slu
dnnt ..woI,- A. % suINAi su, !,
tbs s.me con,noser.. &c n.I, anu
liant" for an encor. e
Mrs, Franceska X Iavson III.
soprano. has started on ,wn
weeks tonr thai will inc,rd. 49,
racitaI in pennsvIvor,a ..'. 0ue ~,
obio ,un IN Virsin;. a" TWO IN "a
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ron.Lans, "nt.a .,'s io MayIAno avenue
tort"eas'' s'uoeh's IN the interior
eeeora'i"n course OF tne New YORK
ocnooi OF Inc ana Applied Art Will
san shor'lF ior france to enter the
schooIs new ateiiers IN Paris. Miss
Marie Richardson. 1881 Twentieth
street northwest. Will go later for a
postgraduate course.
-
Giuseppe Trotta's portrait of Sec.
I retary of State Hughes will be or
| view in the Corcoran Gallery fol-
the next three weeks, the artist an.