Evening star., 1922-04-02

sented in recital last Monday evening
by ". Leroy Lewis. They were as
sisted by Mile. Kristen Dirk, pianist.
OF Copenhagen, Denmark, in giving
Romance", tRimsky y-Korsakow), Ser:
enade" tBranscombe)::. Little HOUSE
Q. Dreams' (speaks). From. the
Land, of the Sky Blue Water" and
.At .Dawning" tCadman). "Nancy's
sws~ and sr's1ss Tns MI First Ksnnsax prmrose
(Gries). "one Who Has Yearned
Alone" (Tschaikowsky), Aria. Vfsst
d'arte," from LA Tosca" (PuccinD.
The Bird Of the Wilderness" SHorse.
man, RyS,sr RAIN n ,rs pieTs9s" eRSs
selD, Miss Cornwell; "Rhapsodie in G
Minor" (Brahms) and spinning
man" Mile. Dirk. Miss Elizabeth
Barkman was the accompanist.
Miss Marion Greene, soprano. will
be the soloist today at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. giving Like
as the Hart" and ,"Still, Still with
Thee" by Hawley. - ~ =.
Special musical programs have
evening services today at the Doug
las NJ. f. Church by Mrs. Cornelia l..
Kinsella. organist and choir director
The fifth pupils recital of the sea-
son Of the Associated Studios. Otto T.
Henri Sokolov, violin, will take place
next Saturday evening at S:l6 in the
auditorium Of the Y. VI. c. A. Arthur
Mayo and Otto Simon will be at, the
piano. The following program will
"Sonate" fopus .. No. ~. "Alleero,
thoven,. Mrs. Charles 1mlay; 20 Lay
Thy Cheek" lJensenl:. "spirito Cen
til" C1s Favorita"l tpen!settn;
tMartini- Kreisier). "Nenuetto" tPug-
nani.Kreislerl. violet Keik: tine
Princess" "A Swan" and "Soltejg's
song" all by Gries: Vol Che sapete'
Gle Nozse di Figaro) (MozarD, Mrs.
Charles 6 oiin Ball; "Tems Cor Xar1; y; |,
Major" for violin and piano tMozarD.
Mais.e Nothnagel and Joseph Finoc-
chiaro; ''Hindoo Song" fBemberg).
Love Me Well" .(Beinberg). 20 Had
JuOals Lyre" ,1,s. tJs.hno s...n aHandsD;
waltz" (E minor) Chopin. Martha
McAdams., The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
, At the ofrertory this morning at
the Church of the Advent Harlan
Castle will sing 20 Divine Redeemer,"
by Gounod.
The oberlin Women's Glee Club
will render. several numbers at the
musical vesper service at the First
Congregational Church this afternoon
at I o'clock.
Frances Otis Lloyd. pianist. rem
q
meeting OF the Kentucky State So
ciety.
James K. Young. tenor. and Lau
the. choir Of Epiphany Lutheran
Church in the rendition Of "Olivet to
Calvary on Friday evening.
At the asaie.,i9n services s,s of the
service at II O'Clock the choir. under
the direction Of Mrs. Isabel Garvin
Shelley, will sing "Send Out Thy
Light" by Gounod. and in the after
Are Thy Dwellings" by Dudley Buck,
with Mrs. Mabel Embry, organist.
Mr.. and Mrs. August King-smith
were hosts at q musical tea at the
Tha fadKns ss%aI sshoea 0eosra aia
given: "Tes Yeux" (Rabey) and '1
Cannot Sing the Old Songs tClari-
bel), Miss Frances Peck: Nina" per
golesi) and "a Maiden's Song"
Meyer r-Helmund) Miss Anna Breiten.-
"Cry Of Rachel" (salter). Miss Thelma
Yarborough: Morning Hymn" (Hen-
scheO and "Sunrise and YOU (Penn),
Preston Haynes: LAS We Part, Ilzen-
fritz. and I'll sedusto per esser felici"
(Donf.sttl; Miss Florence Bess Give;
"Ritouruelle', eCnaminadel. .-Nocturne"
(Deir) and ''Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark"
(Handel), Miss Josephine Houston.
Ralph Leopold. the young American
pianist, will appear at the, annual
School tuesday evening ats O'Clock
ct the Central High School: The
Army Music School, which has its
headouarters' at the Washington bar
racks, has achieved such admirable
results that the program is given as
for music lovers interested in its
work.. Coronation March" (Tschai-
kowsky), conducted by William &C.
white, principal Of music; overture to
the opera The sisilian Gil w,,s,s ,Ws,sspers" y, :,
Wsi,s ys5s n.s" sSnsostsd soos Rsspsodie s on f.
No. 3" (Dohanji) and "By the Sea-.
1Arensky), Ralph H. Leopold; achsrzo
and finale frorii symphony No. In
F Minor" tTschaikowssy1. conduetsd or;nns by
John 8: Martin, assistans .vt, ps'ne,pan ana o.
ed BY Rocco Resta. instructor, Army
Music School; piano solos, Music Box"
Isauer) and "Etude Heroique" lie
schetizky), Ralph H. Leopold: finale.
grand selection from the opera Me