Evening star., 1922-03-19

tDel Rego). Fairy Pipers" BREW;
err. "Eerceuse." from "Jocelyn''
lGounodl. "Smilin' Through" lPenn),
two Indian love lyrics, 1.-The Temple
Of Kama" tFinden>, Mrs. shacklett.
The program closed with a duet
Good Night" by Ball, Miss Peacock
and Mrs. Shacklett. @
The Musurgis Quartet gave a. pro-
gram OF solos and concerted numbers
Monday evening at the entertainment
given by the Temple Chapter. Eastern
Star, and Tuesday evening they gave
a program of sacred music at the
GUIDE memorial service held at the
Masonic Temple by the De Molay
Commandery.
George H. Ross has been engaged
as organist and choir director OF the
western Presbyterian Church and has
already assumed his new duties.
Louis Thompson. tenor, will substi-
tute for Charles T. Tittmann at this
mornings services of All Souls Uni
tartan Church. to be held at B. F.
keith's Theater, when he will sing
Holy Father" tKahn). with violin
joice and Praise the Lord" (Ward Ste
phens): Mrs. Weldon Carter. violin
ist, Will contribute two numbers. AN
Dante, from Seventh Concerto" by
De Beriot, and "Traumerei" (Schu-
mann). with Lewis Atwater accom-
panying.
The students of the Washington
college, OF Music gave a good account
or themselves at an informal recital
held wednesday evening in the as
sembly hall Of the college, their pro-
Nt
promptu Valse" (Bachmann). Frances
tBeethoven). "Tone Poem Hongroise
NO. s" lHubay), Evelyn Scott; piano
SOLOS. Romance" (Sibelius), Rachel
WOOD; vocal solos. "Serenade"
Msspeaks,; 81 lsl: IHo: Mr.. Piper" tcurran),
zurka" Saint -Saens). Marion Mitch
Ell; violin solos. "Cavatina" tRaffD.
"Slavish Dance" (Trinkaus). Donald
Chaney; plano solo, ''Tarantelle"
Lovely Night" tofrenbachD. Merry
and Mckinley; plano solo, .Theme
with Variations" (PaderewskD. Stel-
Ia May Bryant; violin solo. "Hindu
Chant" Rimsky Kersakoff), Pho
Conde; piano solo. "Rondo in c Ma
1or' (Beethoven). Margaret Crista-
dore: I vocal solos, "skylark." Pretty
~ I1du JupAl :
Lyre" tHandeD. Phyllis Price; vio-
lin solo. "Andante" from Seventh
Concerto (DeBeriot), Tillie Kra-
wit5. and piano solo, Concerto in c
Minor" first movement (Beethovenl.
Tamara Hasselblatt
Recent events of interest included
a concert by the National Communi.
ty Chorus, directed by Charles II
Wengerd. At McKendree Methodist
Church. The program included
America" by the audience, Mr.. Wen
and piano. Mrs. A. Clyde Grimes, Miss
Sara Becker; baritone solos. 1.-THE
Dream of the Dreamer" (Schmid-
Dempsey. Cant You Hear me Call
ing. Caroline" (Caro Roma), ". D.
Kelly. with Martin A. Down. accom-
ations in A Major" PaderewskD
"Since You Loved Me" (Sanderson)
Loves Garden of Roses" (Wood)
Anita r. Gauges. with Alice Flynn
accompanist: original song. MY
NJ. Richan. member of the chorus,
scene from LAS You Like 1t" (Shakes-
peare). by Courier" %. Henry. Es-
ther A. Cloyd: soprano solos. 1.-THE
Mission Of the Rose" (Cowen) and
The Valley OF Laughter" tsander.
son). Fannie E. Buck. with Martin A.
Dowd. accompanying.
Tho Arion Quartette, with Mar.
garet Wickersham, soprano: Mildred
Do Hart, contralto; Adolph W. Ho.
and Warren Freeman. accompanist
has recently been organised, ahd a
very interesting series Of engage.
ments in and nearby Washington has
been arranged for the spring and
summer months.
principal roles in Mile. Modiste.' .
soon to be presented in one Of the
local theaters, and each has been as
sociated with numerous other light
operas given in the past.
Members and guests Of the Friday
Morning Music Club enjoyed a pro-
gram last week at the Cosmos Club Of
compositions by Edouard Schutt, ar
ranged by Mrs Samuel WInslow, q
notable feature being trio, opus 27.
played by Mrs. Winslow, violinist: Mr..
horIeberg; 4or1 cellis,; and Mrs Mrs: Robert ; M
Carnival Misnon. Opus as" Pre-
tesse de coiombine," "Pohchinelle.'
"Pierrot Reveur," Caprice" "Sigana-
relle." "Tendre Aveu." opus 4s. No.
2: "Croquis ct Silhouettes," opus 81,
Nos: >. :: 5 and 6, and Miss Lucy
Sc, No. 2; Die Einsame." opus 81.
No. 6.
The Mcdowell Music Club Of
Washington. Of n which Miss Georgia
meeting, in which Miss Mabel Pear
son was voted a member Of the club,
a program of piano numbers and
songs was rendered by some of the
members Of the club.
Mrs. R.. II. Dalgleish: president of
the District Chapter Of the National
Federation of Music Clubs. gave a
convincing talk on the advisability
Of the Mcdowell Club becoming a
member Of and cooperating with the
national federation. A short talk was
secretary. The Mcdowell Music
Club is planning to give its first pub
lie concert in April. The program
will be rendered by several Of its
talented members.
The musical program for the meet
D. A. r., Thursday evening. at the
home Of Miss Belts, was given by
Miss Altoona Chartron, pianist. and
Miss Eleanor Craig Hill. mezzo-
soprano. Miss. chartron played the
"Air de Ballet" by Moskowski, and
"valc''-" by John Mokreys. Miss
Hills I've the following group Of
songs: His Lullaby" Carrie Jack
Bond: BY the Waters Of Mime
touka," by Leurance, and Rose in
tho Bud" by Dorothy Foster.
Mime. Marie Won Unschuld appeared
in recital Thursday night at the Holy
Cross Academy. assisted by her lit