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under the auspices OF the Washington
Choral Society formerly the Ma
tional Community Chorus). will be
given Wednesday evening in the SHn-
day school auditorium of the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church.
An abrasive program has been ar
ranged which includes well known
talent - well as some younger musi-
clans. Admission to these concsrts
ID absolutely free. no collection being
taken. and the public is cordially in
vftsd to attend.
The second annual oratorical con-
test by the Filipino Club. to take
place this evening at the knights OF
Columbus Hall, will be pleasantly
varied by some musical numbers in
terspersed between the orations OF
the speakers. An orchestra of strings
will give an opening and closing Sc
lection. Miss F1ofine Hurley will sing
an aria from Saint-saens' sampson
| and Delilah," with violin obbligato by
Pho Conde and piano accompaniment
by Mrs. Alma Walking: Miss Eliza
beth Edwards, violinist. will play
Meditation" from ''Thais." by Mas
Ira P. Meyer will sing THE Bells Of
st. Mary" Miss Keith Steinbrucker
at the piano; Gil Sulit, violinist, will
contribute one number. with Mrs. j.
Linkfns accompanying, and Harry
Hanlein will be heard in some songs
| in negro dialect.
At the meeting of the Circolo Ital-
iano held Wednesday. in which Sig
nor Silenzi. secretary to the italian
| embassy. spoke on "nAnnunzio," the
musical prograb was furnished by
Victor GoIibart, and Miss Helen Har-
per-
Mr Golibart. who was accompanied
by Miss Boucher, sang three selec-
tions. one of which "Ombra mai fu."
by Handel. he gave in Italian;
and Carnival" by Fourdrain.
Miss Harper sang open Thy Blue
Eyes by Massenet; The Night
Wind" by Farley, and la Giromet
ta." by Sibilla.
The Saturday morning musical OF
the intermediate and junior classes
of the Vigil Clavier School. Miss
on Saturday morning last, when the
following program was rendered: 'Ls
Fountaine" (Bohm), Frances Rogers;
"Duvernoy Study" Florence VAIN
wright; Playing Lady. tMok,ets,,
Ms9asrst song Of netsriss tss Msyt@ sns sTS,
Dance" paul Ducelle), Betty Basin:
Scarf Dance" (Chaminade). Mildred
Maddox: 'Duvernoy Study No. l." Isa-
bel Barton; "Impromptu Mazurka"
tNoiIet), % n Matilda % ROSS: "Russian Ro-
"Valcik" tMokrejs). "Duvernoy study
No. T." Marion Wells.
H. Leroy Lewis has sent out invita-
tions to a musical to be given Wednes-
Mrs. Campbell Upton. who is spending
some time here as the guest of Mrs.
William Wheatly. Mr.. Lewis was the
guest Of Mrs Campbell Upton in Paris
has arranged an attractive program for
"wednesday evening, to be given by Mrs.
Louis Potter and Miss Helen Howison.
Louis Potter and Gertrude McRae Nash,
pianists.
tertsined Monday evening by program
rendered by Mrs. Ida Willis Seaton,
soprano; Miss Gertrude Misel. con-
| tralto; Royal NJ. Tinker, baritone;
Mrs. Elizabet NJ. Phillips, reader
and and Miss Mas Mary d Daily; Nm Mrs; n Elsie aar
Davis, accompanies. The program in
cluded Nobody Knows de Trouble
I've Seem (Burleigh), Tommy Lad"
(Margetson), Vale" tRusselD. Mr..
Tinker; readings, Mrs. Phillips: Love
se ae wn Msl seiaInseT, Ia,hn sus n
Love" Carrie Jacobs -Bond). Mrs
Seaton; Allah" (Chadwick). Morn
ing (Speaks). "Smiiin' Through
(Penn), Miss Misel.
Announcement is made by Mrs.
d kn
Council of Women of the United
States, that the International Coun-
| Gil of Women has accepted the invi-
! tation of the American council to hold
its quinquennial meeting in Washing
ton in 1926. The National Federation
of Music Clubs is the only musical or
ganiZation affiliated with the council
and will. of course, send a representa-
tive to this International conference.
Musical activities of the week at
the Arts Club will include a piano re-
cital by Felian Garcia on Wednesday
evening. and joint program of reci-
tatiens and music after the dinner on
Thursday evening by Miss Helen Col
houn and Charles T. Ferry.
Mrs. Flora McGir Keefer, mezzo
contralto: Elsa Raner, violinist; Rich
ard Loreleberg, violoncellist, with
Harvey Murray, orgasist and director.
Will give the program preliminary to
the service at the Church of the Cove
nant this afternoon. commencing at
3:15 o'clock. Robert Lawrence, d.
rector Of the Community Music Asso-
citation, will again lead the congrega-
tional singing. The preliminary pro-
gram will include an organ solo. by
Mr.. Murray; violoncello solo. Even
ing Song" (Schumanno; violin solo,
"Andante Cantabile" (NardinD: vocal
solos. How Beautiful Upon the Noun
tains" lHarker) and Let Not Your
Heart Be Troubled" (Oley Speaks);
trio for violin, cello and organ, An
dante Religioso" (MasseneD.
An enjoyable recital was given Fri
day evening by Washington talent in
the parish hall at Mclean, Va, when
Miss Ann Cornwell, soprano. was
heard in a program of songs. assisted
by George Cornwell. pianist. Among
their numbers were the songs: Care
Seive" (HandeD. aria, "Vissi d'Arte.''
from '"Tosca'' PuccinD; Sanctuary
LA Forge), Rain" (Curran), Pier
rot" (Rybner), Morning" (Speaks).
piano solo. "Rondo Capriccioso" Men
delssohn): songs. Lullaby" (Emmstp.
Smiling Through" Penn), The
Blackbird" (Weatherly), "Endymion"
(Lehmann).
Julia Culbreth Gray, contralto. from
North Carolina, was the soloist yes
terday afternoon at the celebration
Of Arr1istice day at the home of ex-