Evening star., 1922-05-21
Musical Mention

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concert at Central High School by
the Norfiest Trio of New York, which
will play again In the afternoon at
the New Willard at the Rotary Club
Music week luncheon, with the Schola
Cantorum and the Hudson Quartet.
oa the and deTasanS a1s the MHsdSa % Man, Man
At Central High School, with assist
Ing artists, and on this occasion the
medals won by the Boy Scouts in the
music memory concert will be pre-
scented. The same. evening at Memo
russo. made by Joseph Anthony Atchi--
, son, viii be presented to the city Of
Washington, to be placed in the new
washington opera house.
thursday evening at Central High
School the National Community Cho-
rus. directed by Charles s. Wengert.
VIII present cowsn's cantata, Rose
Maiden;" the Norfeet Trio will give a
recital at Masonic AUDITORIUM. under
auspices of the Washington Council
o. iswisn Women. ana tt'ers VII ne
piano school. MRS. Edna Bishop Dan
iel and others. and a joint recital by
MRS. Eottie b. Porterfield. soprano,
and Miss Sade Styron. pianist.
Friday. there will be recitals by
he afternoon; in the evening. a. he
7. w; C., A.. and the oratorto. THE
Vernon Place NJ e. Church South in
the evening, directed by r. Deane
shure. The Hendley. .Kaspar School
Central High School Friday evening,
and Saturday evening there will be
an old folks concert at Central High
School by the choir of Ingram Con-
gregational Church. under direction
of Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee.
The District of Columbia Chapter
OF the American Guild of Organists
will hold it's monthly meeting tomor-
row evening at the studio of Louis
for tlet ensuing year will take place.
The Glee Club of the Y. W. c. A..
under direction Of Esther Linkins,
made its formal bow to the public in
concert Tuesday evening at the First
was assisted by Meta Craig. soprano
soloist of the Ingram Congregational
Church. Miss Craig, who has been
coaching for the past two seasons
with Robert Taylor of the Edison
company In New York. was especially
acceptable in THE Lass with the Deli
cate Air tDr. Arne), "Hark!' vesper
hymn ,(Stephenson). and "ExaItat ton.
(Mrs: Beach,, responding to the de-
mand of the enthusiastic audience
with Mrs. Beach's The Years at the
Her clear soprano and distinct enun-
citation also were most effective in
'Mammy's Lullaby" an adaptation of
Dvoraks "Humoreseue." which she
sang to a well modulated accompani-
ment by the club. The club. organ
and phrasing, and was most accepta-
BILE in Brahms Lullaby" and the
sprightly old English song. Come,
Lads and Lassies," being called OR to
give an encore. The Top o the Morn
AYr Of Posaa saaE h. also Anrs ls M sRaS,n Nna
stein). The Bride and the Teapot"
(spross), The Enchanted Hour"
tGien Carlel, -Serenade" CTostD and
.sleep. Baby Mine" tArno). Miss
Helen Nash. accompanist of the club.
straum" diszt). in which she dis
played a fine singing tone, and ga
price EspAgnor (Moszkowski) The
of1cers OF the club are Ruth Jeffers.
president; Katharine Eckloff. secre-
tarH, and J. NJ Damon, treasurer. and
Lillian Anderson. Mrs. Frances Block,
Ella Bloom. Belle Boston. Mrs. E. NJ.
Brown, Mrs. Brenda Clarke. Lulu
Cronister, J. NJ. Damon. Katharine
Drissel Louise Felsberg. Helen T.
H.,
Hanks, Lillian Heller. Carolyn Hulme,
IMaybelle Hunter, Ruth Jeffers, Alice
sLArrimore, Alice Larson, Flora NJ.
Linkins, Ella H. Miller. Etna r.
Moberly, Martha H. Morrison. Ruth
Moser. Mrs. E. c. OMeara. Halle
gan, Myrl Rawls. Katharine E. Scriv-
ener, Mrs. Edith Tupper and Marie H.
Young.
The graduation recitals at the
King-Smith studios last week pre-
sented two promising young singers,
Florence Ress Cline and Anna Brett
enstein. in well arranged programs of
songs and operatic artas. Miss Cline,
who was unIerstudy for the part Of
son and Delilah" last spring, will 20
into professional work in New York
or Chicago next season. She was
at her best Tuesday evening in her
second group. Bembergs Chant
shs Osns sse oTpseu.y sonesStsy wife sc'ys H:
Lutte" 7Sullivan), THE, Wanderer" and
Faith in SPRING (schubert), Isl lie
Bonheur," from Faust" tGounod):
Love Song" and 'yergebliches stand
a Ia Vois." from % Samson ar and u4ee Dee
iuah" tSatnt-saens); III segreto per
esser felice," from "Lucretia Borgia"
| tpoIizettD: Cradle Song" (MacFad-
Np); Il Would Live in, Your Love"
august KinE,smith,; a Bring You
Is the Wind" (MacFadyen). Miss
Breitenstein's recital took place on
Thursday evening. among her num-
bers being MY Mother Bids Ne Bind
Ny, NY Hair, IT, &1Haydn9. Nina" tPsrgo-
bert. "Frdhl!nssnaeht" tschumann5. !.
.Dreams" (Wagner). by st. Law
renee Water" (Branscombe). 'Tn
Doux Lien" Delbruck).. "a Maiden's
Song" .tMeyer-Helmund), aria: from
"Herodiade" (Massenet), How Sleep
the Brave" .(WiId). who Loves the
Rainw august King-Smith), There
is q Garden" tProctor). The Pilot"
Leaves His Wat'ry Nest" (Parker).
The choir Of Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church, under direction
Of Mrs. Frank Byram. organist. is
week activities by having an eiabo-
rate program next Sunday evening.
Mrs Miriam Hilton will assist the
choir and will sing Mendelssohn's
Hear My Prayer" and 20 For the
Wings Of a Dove" with the choir
Praise" will be sung by the. choir
with Stanley Depue and Floyd Frank
lin sustaining the solos, "Sing Ye
Praise and ''The Sorrows of Death"
respectively. Miss Bernice Randall
and the choir will give Mendelssohn's
II Waited for the Lord"
Charlotte Klein. who has been
known here principally as an organ
ist, will receive a diploma in piano at
the Peabody Conservatory next Fri
day evening. Miss Klein was heard In
piano recital Tuesday evening. when