Evening star., 1922-05-07
MUSICAL mention.
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Will De given: Spr1nE song Nmc-
Kenzie). Spring Song" (Becker) and
"a Spirit Flower" -Tipton),
Anna Patterson; variations from La
Mollnara" Beethoven) and Arab
esQue" (Debussy), Elizabeth Prender:
But the Lord Is Mindful of His Own"
from "st. Paul" 'tMendelssohn), and
"The Rose Ens1aves the Nightingale"
sradfoTd; fR%sxy;ASzsaxG SAdasio <RiesS. William
Ratner: 'Dreams" .(Wagnerl and
"serenade" (strauss). L. Adelaide
Ryant Murmurins zephyrs' 1Jen:
sen-Nlemann) and ''Shepherd's Dance"
(Moskowski), Gladys Merriman; two
duets for soprano and alto by Rubin,
stein. "sweetly Sang The Bisd 1s.,.,1a and
Watson and Mrs Morgan Bradford.
The public Is invited. Tho next re-
cital will be held June In, honor OF
Music week.
This evenings musical at the Arts
, Club will consist Of a piano recital by
Gertrude Henneman.
. Martin Richardson, tenor. lis spend
) ing few days in Washington. Since
) January he has been in New York.
where ne filled twenty-five concert
engagements. He will return to New
. York the first of the week. and later
| go to Lake Mohonk, where he will
tspend the summer.
II Students. faculty ana guests Of tho
, National Cathedral School for Girls
) afternoon. when q program Of cham
} ber music was presented BY Anton
Kaspar and Elso Raner, vio1inists;
Ernest Lent, violoncellist. and ]. WILL
lis Cenant pianist. The numbers:
artistry. included Bach's concerto for
two violins and plano in D minor:
; trio in B nat, Op. I, for violin. cello
and plano (Goldmark). and cello
solos: "AHdante nd E,pressiye" and from sa
Vote in D major Pepper).
Tho soixante Singers of Washing
ton will give a concert in the First
. Congregational Church Tuesday even
) ing at o'clock. The singers consist
OF large chorus of well-trained
voices, under direction Of Harry Ed
; ward Mueller. The soloists are Miss
Raner: violinist: Mrs. Goldie D.
Hutchins, contralto. and Miss Kathryn
, Dawson. pianist The program fol-
lows: Song of tho Sea-" (Stebbins);
Tho Sea Hath Its Pearls" (Pinsuti):
The Angslus" tHerbeEp: violin solo.
} mani; -canzonetta" D'Ambrosio):
"De Coppah Moon" (shelley); "The
Wind" fSevin}: italian Salad 2 Ia
Opera" SGenee): piano solo; "Po1ichi-
inal; violin solo, Hungarian Song"
(Iubay); La Gitana" >(Kreisler):
Dreaming (shelley). and Hail
) Thou Great Song of Peace" (Dens.
more).
The choir Of Gunteo Temple Pres
byterian Church, directed by John G.
Klein, with Mrs. Klein at the organ.
will render the sacred cantata, THE
Holy city, (GauD. Wednesday even
Ing. Tho public is cordially invited.
Rho Beta Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon.
has sent out invitations to a banquet
) in honor of their patrons and patron
, esses. to take place May Is at the
Raleigh Hotel.
The Rebew Orchestra. under direc-
tion of H. w. Weber, will give the
tomorrow evening in the lecture room
of Keller Memorial Church. Ambrose
Harrison. tenor. will be one OF the
soloists.
Edythe Marmion Brosius, harpist;
Elsa Raner. violinist; Richard Lorle-
berg, violoncellist and Herman FAX
) ler; baritone. with Harvey Murray at
| tN0 OTBAH, WILL BlN0 Iu0 uublCdl pOE-
tions Of the service this evening at
the Church Of the Covenant The
program will include the baritone
solo. "The Way Of Peace" CLloyO; /;
I harp solos. Spring Fountain" Ca
violin solo, "Andante" (samartinij; !;
cello solo, 'Berceuse" from "Jocelyn," I"
and a. trio. "Andante Religioso"
II Nias Ha1an na1hv nianiaf vas MA
sented at a musical tea Sunday after
noon at the studio Of Vivian Church
Matson. Her program was as follows:
Sonata (Joseph Haydn). 'Impromptu"
3 fiat Chopin. Autumn" and ITO a
Wild Rose" (MacDowel). and for an
encore .Solfreggietto" (Bach>. Those
, assisting were Miss Helen Dodge. vio-
I!nist; F; = Edmund SIn,.n Boyer. Boyer tenor. and
) Impromptu" (Chopin). Romance" in
) D nat (Sibelius). and "Scherzino"
(MoskowskD. Miss Dodge presided
; at the tea table.
Mrs William T. Reed entertained
Tuesday evening at a musical at her
residence studio. presenting q group
Of pupils in well-chosen program
Cable and Mrs. William c. Stierlin as
sisted AZ accompanies. and among
the selections were the duet, "sing,
Sing. Bird on the Wing" (Nutting)
and Nearest and Dearest" (Carraci-
ola). Miss Nell Erwin and Mable Lof-
tus: solos, Break o Day" Sander.
son) and Lullaby" from "Jocelyn"
(Godard), Miss Carol MacMurray;
"Moon Upon the Water" (Cadmanl
(D'Hardelot). Margaret Gessford;
"Charmant Oiseau." from lie Perle
du Bresil" (David) and by the
waters of the Minnetonka" (Fieu-
) rance), Mrs. Paul Russell soprano,
Miss Dorothy Russell pianist and Miss
June" (Foster) and Big Brown Bear
MANA Zucca), Miss Florence Hurley;
, "Spring Song" (Foster) and "Smilin'
, Through" (Penn). Miss Lillian Mitch
, ell: Tn the Time Of Roses (Reich-
} ardt), "Just Little House of Love"
, (Wood) and '"The Answer" (Terry),
Miss LOTUS; "LEsclays" Galol:
(MacDermid). Miss Dorothy Trimble:
stasy' CRummel) and 'Inter Nos''
(MacFadyen). Miss Erwin; Dawn in
the Desert" (Ross). ''rhe Blind Plow-
, man" (Clarke). I've Been Roaming"
1Horn) and "Rain" (Curran). Miss
Nina Norman. At the conclusion Of
; the student program Mrs Cable de-
! iiehted tho guests by playing sew
, eral charming compositions of her
own.
Tho vested choir Of St. Margaret's
Episcopal Church will inaugurate to-
day an exclusively musical service, to
) be repeated on the first Sunday after
; noon of each month at 4:30 o'clock.
These will consist of interpretations
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