Evening star., 1922-12-31

repertory, aria from an opera or ora
torio and songs from the best European
and American composers.
The Rubinstein Club. Claude Robson
conducting. will resume rehearsals We'd
nesday morning at II o'clock at the New
Ebbitt Hotel. when some compositions
will be taken up in preparation for the
next concert to be given March &.
Before large audience. composed
Of the musically elite of Washington
Daisy Jean. cellist. harpist and So
prano. appeared last week under
auspices of the Friday Morning Music
varied and delightful programs of
the current season. Miss Jeans ver-
satility was quite phenomenal. as she
seemed equally proficient in each of
the three musical fields usually sup
posed to demand specializing in or
der to achieve even reasonable sue
cess. and this artist, young. unas-
suming and of unusual personal
charm. apparently has arrived" in
all. Her playing of the cello Cis-
played beautiful rich tone, fine
musicianship and ample technic; her
harp playing was characterized by
brilliancy. as well as delicacy, but it
was her singing that brought to her
the most pronounced success. Her
voice has real beauty of tone; she
sings with ease and good diction
and sincere feeling. Such gen.
timely musical personality is indeed
rare. Jean Wiswell. who assisted at
support of the artist the numbers
including sonata for Piano and
Cello" tBocherinD: some Flemish folk
songs. "Twee Koningskindren." "keo-
kock. "kerstlied." Jesus en- Sint
Janneken. "Cecelia" and "Het
tFaure); III Pleut Douccment sur la
vile" and "En Bateau" (Debussy)
Allegro Appassionata" (Saint-
Saens): encore. "OrienbaIe" Cesar
SuD' Habanera" Chabrier). for
harp and piano; songs in which she
prayed her own accompaniment at
the harp. "Ouvres Tes Yeux Bleus"
IGeorges); "On Wings of Song" Men
delsSohn): Moor Deer" (Lieura nee,
'irometta tSibelia). and for encore,
Down i'll the Forest" Landon Ron
ald).
Miss Genevieve Wagner, student
OF the Peabody Conservatory of Balti-
more. is spending the holidays at her
home in this city.
Miss Esther Linkins, conductor Of
the Chaminade Club and of the Girls
Scout Glee Club. with her sister. Miss
Flo Linkins. is spending the holiday
season in New York city attending
the sessions of the National Associa-
ton of Music Teachers and enjoying
the performances of GeriZa and Mat
zenanes at the Metropolitan opera
She will return to resume her activ-
tiles with the two organizations early
in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Bernheimer en-
tertained Friday evening d company
of Washington musicians at 4 Christ
mas party in honor of WeSey Wey-
man. of New York and Boston. A
grab bag in which each guest took
chance. provided each one with a
toy musical instrument after which
an impromptu toy symphony" was
rendered with the honor Su-s, as con-
amusement. interspers"d with lyrics
concerning the foibles "t sach one
present written by Miss Pear Waugh.
disclosing tho fact that mus is not
her only accomplishments. out that
her facile pen displayed IA sense of
rhythm also in Verse. Refreshments
for the Inner man" brought ths eve
ming to an auspicious close Among
those presents were MI. ard Mrs.
Louis A. Potter. t-.. M- and Mrs.
Carl Chindblem. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Nash, Mrs. Frank Byram. Mr.; Jerome
Miss Blanche Polkinhorn. Mr. .. J.
Matlock. Miss Alice peles yne Taylor
Mrs. Taylor, Miss Winifred " chael-
son, Mr.. Arthur Mayo. Mr.. sydney
Dodge. Miss Waugh and Mr. Weyman
When the Saviour Came" a Christ
mas cantata, with chorus. solo voices.
appropriate costumes and scenery
was presented last Sunday afternoon
at the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. with Mrs. Carl +. Stuhlcr con-
Quoting and Mr.. Stuhler at the piano.
With the. resignation of Charles +.