Evening star., 1922-01-01
Musical Mention

Divine" "sleep of the Child Jesus"
IAN My Heart" all by Chaminade,
sung by Mrs. Campanole.. Mrs Howard.
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Paharan. Mrs. Reed.
Mrs Barnard. Mrs Wickersham and
Katherine Lee Jones, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Walter Hilton, with Mrs.
George Watson at the piano: piano
solos. "F,antasie" (Chopin). Serenade
(strauss1, "viennese Dance" lhs,,d sFrisd-
witsch). Miss Minna Niemann; con-
tralto ,olos. 20 Sleep. Why Dost Thou
Leave Me" (HandeD. "Arietta" para
dies), 1.-THE Mermaid's Song" (Haydn)'
and connais-tu le pays" from mig.
Welsh-Three Kings; English God
Rest Ye. Merry Gentlemen; French
Noel. The program closed with
"Adeste Fideles," sung by the audi
! ence.
Nine. Anita darcy Vargas. soprano,
who sang the mad scene from Ham
let" at the reception in honor Of Lord
and Lady Lee Of Fareham at the New
Willard recently. gave a most inter,
| esting program at the Congressional
Club last week. She was ably assisted
M the pape 6y Mrg hambers %sd
1
Spe Sfe"e puis Ie" le 1 JeufT'' from Louise"
tCharpentier). Doris" lNevin). 7.
Think (d'HardeloD. Theme and
Loves in NY Heart" Huntington
Nine. Vargas sang also for the
| wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Hos
pital on Christmas day. her program
West" Loves In My Heart" Wood
mani. II Hid Ny Love tdHardelot).
"A fors lui'' from Verdis opera La
Traviata."
The thirty-sixth community music
|evening. under the direction of com
munity center department. public
lschools, will be given next Saturday
levening at the Central High audi
ltorium. The program will include or
gan recital by Edith B. Athey, civic
the direction OF Helen Burkart. song
Header: piano solos by Sylvia Altman.
and several numbers by the Orpheus
Quartet composed of Bernice Cal
houn. soprano: Mrs. Lillian G. Bros
lseau. alto: ]. Allen Bell. tenor;
George Lambert. bass. with Mrs
Helen Crouch accompanist and Charles
Wengerd director No tickets OF ad
mission are required and all music
lovers are most cordially invited to
Iattend.
Henry Weldon. the we'll known
opera bass. who is pleasantly re-
membered in Washington as Harry
Hughes, son of Admiral Hughes, Wis
tied Washington last week renewing
old friendships. Mr.. Weldon has had
a notable career in grand opera. hav-
ing. been leading bass with the Royal
iOpera in Brussels for three years
and also for the Hammerstein Opera
l in tn
try to join the Century Opera Com
pany. At present Mr. Weldon is solo
bass at Grace Episcopal Church. New
York city. long noted for its fine mu-
sic. and he is devoting a great deal
of time to concert singing as we'll
as grand opera
At the vesper service this after
noon at the Mount Pleasant Consre-
gational Church. Mrs. J. H. Hoyert
Twill play an organ program beginning
lat 4:45 o'clock her numbers inciud
ing "Eventide" (Steane). Grand
Chorus" Harris) and "Andantino'
Euemare).
1 Miss Marion Greene, soprano. will
sing today at the Sixth Presbyterian
Church. her selection this morning
being There Were Shepherds" by
Scott. and this evening. "Cantioue de
Noel" by Adam. with Mrs. Murray at
the organ.
| Peter Rydzynski tenor, will be the
soloist and choir director at the mass
which will be celebrated this morn
ing for the Polish people Of Wash
ington at the Polish College, Brook
land. He will sing Noel" by Adams.
at the offertory and for communion
Holy Night" in the Polish language
The choir will render several beau
tiful ancient Polish Christmas carols,
| which have never before been rem
dered in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Rowland Bibbins
will entertain a number of friends
at a New Year musical and tea at
Their home this afternoon. The in
formal program will consist Of So
prano solos winds in the South"
Waters Of Minnetonka" Lieurance).
Lullaby" (F. B. Linderman and v. L.
Bibbins), sung by Miss Josephine
Houston: original readings. by Mrs.
F. B. Linderman: violin solos. "Medi-
alton" from "Thais" tMasssnet).
fKreisAr) Miss Helen Dodge. BARI
tone solos. Floods Of Spring" (Rach-
naninoff). "obstination" (Fonten-
piano solo. LISTS '"D Flat Etude."
played by Mrs. Bibbins.
Hazel Gibson Wood, vice president
IF the Rho Beta Chapter OF Mu Phi
Epsilon Musical Sorority. who inter-
,earance here recently with the New
York Symphony, feels greatly hon
,red to make the announcement that
lthis great artist has consented to be-
"ome an honorary member of this
-hapter. Other world-renowned ar
l tiSfS who also 1iSfea
'ries of this sorority. are Schumann-
Heink. Rosa Ponselle Nina Morgana,
Thelma Given and Mabel Garrison.
Washington. will officiate at the
Church of the Incarnation this even
ing. when the following special musi-
-a1 program will be rendered by the
,hoir under the direction Of Mrs.
Henry White: Anthem. There Were
cent?, the soprano solo being sung by
katharine Rich Fielder: 'MaRnifcat'
and "Nunc Dimittis" tFieldl. and
by Lynch Luquer. with Emile Mar
garet White at the organ.
At the First CONGREGATIONAL Church
this morning the oberlin College Glee
Club. composed of twenty-four male
! tions Of the service. The special SOLO
lists for the musical vespers service at
4 o'clock this afternoon will be Mrs
Ruby Potter. soprano; Miss Helen v.
Nash. pianist, with Harry Edward
Mueller. as usual, at tho organ. The
following program will be rendered:
Organ solos, "Finlandfa" (Stbelius),
"Pastorale" and 'Minuet' (both BY
postlude. 'Marche Religieuse". .(Beno-
isD; soprano solos. Father Al