Evening star., 1922-05-21

by Adolf Torovsky. orxsnist and
choir director of Emphany Church, foI
concert of Secular mdsfc, which was
presented by members Of his choif
friday evening The soloists wer.
StillweIi. John w Martyr and Am.
brose Durkin. and the chorus made
very credltabiel showing In the Sc.
,SsSetions. SS,n. Greeting to Spring
sod sns,b Jolly Xa.; %ss
Song" fcowenS. "Csrmena" 3wilson1,
Breathe Soft. Ye wsnd" Paxton).
DRY Yo' Tears" -Uandsberg).4 Be
ware lEattonl.. Birds in the Might.
(Fapning) and April showersa tHst-
! tonC The remaining numbers on the
program included the soprano solos,
The Rosy Morn tRonald) and Just
ior This tMitchelD. Mrs. Brown:
Riego) and "since We Parted. lAliit-
Rose" tMcPherson) and Morning"
sSpeaksl, Mr.. MARTIN: bass solos.
for You" lMartinl. Mr.. Durktn; piano
solos, Spring Night" (Schumann-
Liszt), "A Spring Breeze" (BoyIe),
To the Spring" (Grieg), Rustic Of
! spring tSindingl and Sixth Hunga-
quartet, "Bendemeer's Stream" (Ar-
nold). "All in a Garden Fair" (Keifh-
ley) and 20 Lovely. Night" (Offen-
! bach). -
The Choral Art Society of Washing
ton urges all members to attend re-
, hearsals regularly from now until the
performance of music week. There
| Will be only one more. and IL win be
with the Washington College Of Music
orchestra and the soloists. There will
be one full rehearsal at Central High
/ School Wednesday evening, May "a.
| at 1880 o'clock. when every member
| must be present, SO that the seating
arrangements can be perfected. This
/ rehearsal will be the last, and will be
, in place of the regular Thursday
evening rehearsal
The third and last concert this sea
son by the Music Study Club of the
government hotels will take place on
Thursday evening in the recreation
hall of the hotels, Claude Robeson
conducting. Mrs. Flora McGill Keefer.
soprano. and Richard Loreleberg, vio-
loncellist. will be the assisting solor
lists. Frances Scherger. soprano OF
! the Mount Pleasant Congrega tional
Church, will sing the obblieatoF is.
! Winken, Blinken and Nod" (Nevinl.
The chorus will include among its
! selections Rose Baby" by Mrs. Ben
ham, which was SO well received
| when sung by the Rubinstein Club
at its last concert. and Chadwick's
SILENTLY SwayinF Ger the WSter's-
Quiet Breast" with a quartet, con-
sisring of Frances Scherger, Lael
Rose, Cornelia Black and Mrs. Ben
ham. singing in the distance. Miss
Frances Sullivan will assist as accom-
PIANIST. The present officers of the club
are Miss Corinne c. Christian. presi
Miss Celeste Moeher will be at the
piano with Miss Sullivan In the accom-
paniment for. "Winkep, Blnken and
Nod" which is written for four hands,
The Brookland Brotherhood, an or
gantzation for community service.
held its final meeting of the season
recently in Lords Memorial Hall,
Brookland. when a musical program
was given by Miss Mabel C. Linton
and some of her pupils, among those
participating In the entertainment
| being Helen Watson, Eva Carlson.
| Barbara Miller. Anita Peters. Anna
Stevens. Elizabeth Clary, Helen Swy-
Baker.
! Mrs. Ralph Barnard, contralto, with
Mrs. Rhea Watson Cable. accompan-
list, and Kathryn Riggs. harpist, will
be the soleists of this evenings musi-
Gale at the Arts Club.
Mrs. Florence Mcdonnell Hamilton
entertained at q musicale last even
ing at St Margaret's Church, when
she presented her class of pupils in a
program Of piano numbers. The stu
dents were assisted by Miss InRrid
Westessen, who sustained the primo
part in an arrangement for four hands
of the suite I'm Foreign Parts" tMosz-
kowskD. The numbers by the stu
| for four hands (Chopin), primo. Helen
Harter: Dance Lightly" (GaynorD.
THE Bird in the Meadow" tGaynor)
| and "serenade" (Gaynorl. Alice Tor
/ rey: "A Short Story" Gichner) and
Song Without Words" .tspipdler,.
Mary Shoemaker: "slumber Song"
(Krogman) and spinning Song" lEiiz
| menreich). Caroline Baker; ~'Air de
Ballet" tDepret) and Happy Farmer
Tsshumanq, 1T1; jeanette met sssr suss nsrSa
(Chaminade), Virginia Garrett; "Adieu
to the Piano CBeethoven3 and EUR
Elise tBeethoven), Sarah Watson:
salon Etude." theme for left hand
Uasson). Henry Walter; Preclude. C
Sharp Minor" tRachmspinoff). Helen
Harter.
Mrs. Beverly Randolph Mason has
sent out invitations for recital this
evening by Miss Minna Niemann,
pianist, in Gunston Hall. -'
| Hazel Bachsahmid. soprano, will be
the soleist Tuesday evening at the
First Congregational Church, when
she will be heard in the aria, with
Verdure Clad" from The Creation
(Hsydn). George Wilson will be al
the piano.
-. Recent events of interest to the
younger contingent include the stu
! dio recital at which LIE Roy Lewis
presented Sue Kennedy. contralto, in
| recital Mr.. Lewis presided at the
piano in the following numbers:
| "Pieta, Signore" tStradella). "Oh.
Thou Afflicted" (BenedicD. 20 fe
That Love the Lord" (Barnby).
'"Theu'rt Like Unto a Flower" fRu-
| binstein), His Coming tFranz1-
| Out of Ny Souls Great Sadness
(Franz). THE Waterlily" Franz),
| Farewell" (Franz), Margaret at the
Spinning Wheel (Schubert). Death
and the Maiden. (Schubert). THE
Young Nun" (schubertl: MY Sweet
ssSS 'sssuSsTs Guns IasS. ssssp ssss
and the Lambs" (HomerJ, Sylvia"
(speaks) and "The Cry of Rachel
AS a part of the Music week pro-
gram, the National Community Chos
rus, assisted by the United States
Army School Band of eighty pieces.
will give an open-air concert on the
south steps of the State. War and
Navy building Tuesday evening, May
80, at 8 o'clock. Notice is given that
| the one rehearsal for this affair will
| be held Wednesday evening. May %,
at. 8 o'clock, at the Mount Vernon
n ls-H .nt, O. 1,re Iar.