Evening star., 1922-04-02

execution Of t
includes. for April Z, two pianos.
Amelie NJ. Olmstead and Charlotte
| Klein: Hebrew music by the quar-
| tet from the Eighth Street Temple,
| composed of Mrs. Ethel Holtzelaw
Gawler. soprano: Mrs; Flora Bryiaw-
George II. Miller. bass. with Lewis
Atwater, director. at the piano: April
81. recital by Crate Lorleberg Won
Bayer, plano: Richard Lorleberg,
prano. April II being Good Friday.
April 2s there will be held at the
residence Of Mrs. Charles w. Fair
fax. 1S41 r street. at II o'clock, Tor
active members only, the annual bus
| mess meeting, including the election
Of officers.
| Mrs. Franklin Swift was hostess at
| a musical tea given at the Arts Ciuo
last Sunday afternoon. ~t.nto wnen ,ned nes
| with a program of French ana Jhp
| anese songs rendered by Yugi ltoW;
| tenor, Mr.. Itow is brother Of the well
known dancer, Michio Itow.
| Miss Mary Eyre MacElree. pianist,
and Miss Louise Hill, dramatic read
er, will give a joint program at the
National Cathedral School for Girls
| next Saturday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Springman
| were hosts on Monday evening at
| musical and dance, given at their
home In honor Of the choir OF the
Church of the incarnation. A pro
| gram of songs was given by kath-
| arine Rich Fielder. Mildred PidEson.
Mary Sprigman, Florence Daniel, Will
bur C. Fielder. G. A. johnson. Ray
Jackman and Daniel B. Lloyd. jr.
with Emile Margaret White as ac-
| companist. Following the program
the guests enjoyed an evening Of
| dancing.
| The Owl Players and the Washing
! ton Concert Company gave an inter
esting entertainment at Olney. Nd.
+, last Saturday for the benefit Of the
Montgomery County General Hosoitai'
"Rigoletto" by verdi-Lszt. Miss Win
fired Michselson; esthetic dance. MO
ments Musical by shubert: Miss NH
ersa Pidgeen; nss 5s.ains Rrs Resd DSdds .s
Rebecca Dial: spanish song and
dance, La Paloma." by Yradier. Mrs.
| Marialyse Ross Manly; violin solo,
! Meditation from "Thais.' by Mas
! senet, Miss Marion Adams: vocal solos
len Fruit" by Sutting. Miss Mildred
! Pidgeon. The program concluded with
a one-act sketch entitled THE WILL
by Mark Meek Atkeson. which was
presented by the Owl Players under
| including Alice, heiress of the estate.
Miss Gene Stanley; Jane. her best
/ friend, Miss Ellen Quigg. and Sam
! Hastings, Mortimer Morehouse.
! A party Of Washington singers under
l ~ nj
; organist Of st. Patrick's Church. gave
/ Dubois Seven Last Words" recently
! at St. Johns Church. Westminster. Md,
| Of which Rev. Thomas e. McGuigan,
/ formely Of this city. is pastor. The
| solo parts were sustained by Edna HILL
| yard Howard, soprano; Caroline Man.
ming, contralto: Charles E. Myers, tenor,
! and James Nolan, bass.
| The Belnap Bible class of the Lincoln
| Road Methodist Episcopal Church gave
an entertainment at that church last
! Friday evening, including vocal solos by
| Mrs. Thelma Trotter. Mrs. Roy Fowkes,
| Miss Phebe Slime and Mr.. Berkeley:
piano duet by Miss Geneva Wallace and
Miss Ethel Hesnsr. mixed Quartet; .,;, com
| Mr. Roxby and Mr.. Cissel; recitation by
! Mr.. Leonard and violin solos by Mr..
! Culligan and Mr.. Wrightsman, and con-
| cluded with selections by a quartet OF
| male voices Inc CLASS.
| Mu Phi Epsilon gave most de-
| lightful musical program last Mon
day evening in the recital hall of the
| Washington College of Music, having
! as guests of honor Elizabeth
| Campanole, soprano, and DR.. Karol
legation, whose charming numbers
| were most artistically rendered. The
string quartet, composed of Estella
| Thomas, first violin; Rena Greenberg,
second violin; Robert etearns, viola,
and Theophil Menzel, cello. added
two two movements-two yiolins and
| viola (Dvorak); voice. 20 Sleep Why
| Dost Thou Leave Me?" (HandeD, +,
Nell" tFaure) and "At the well'
(Hagsmsn), with encore ITO a But
nole; piano. ia catnedraie Eagiou-
ire" (Debussy) and "Rhapsodie in q
Minor" (Brahms), DR.. Lisxiewski; |;
voice. "Deh vieni non tar dar,"' from
lie Nozse di Figaro" (Mozart), All
Time" loud, Hazel Gibson Wood;
| ment'' (Hayden), Mrs. Campano1e.
+, closing the program with DO Not
Go, My Love" lHageman), lie mer
est Plus es,,s ana eld faSs
| ist Grun" (Brahms). and responding
I with. an encore THE Icicle" (Bas-
sett).
| The quartet of the Mount Vernon
| Place Methodist Church South, COM
nosed Of Mrs. Fannie Shreve ,Heartsill,
| soprano; Miss II. Marie Koontz. con-
| tralto: w. Walter Sorrell, tenor. and
Francis P. Heartsill. bass, accompanied
| by Mrs. Frank A. Frost. organist, sang
| several special numbers last Thursday
night at the Sunday School Board ami
versary service Of the Baltimore annual
| conference of the NJ. E. Church South,
| which was in session at the Mount Ver-
| non Place Church.
Fanny f.. Buck. soprano, c. L
werkheiser, tenor; Stanley. 3. Will
lian,s, .violinist.. and Miss Jessie Pat
terson, reader, gave the following
| interesting program at the Monday
evening lobby concert at the z. NJ
q. "A. last week. with Miss NJ q.
Davis and Martin "A Dowd at the
piano: "souvenir" (Ordla). ""Minuet
| in g" (Beethoven) and ITO a Wild
Rose" by request (McDowelr. Mfr.
| Williams; Miss Davis. accompanist
.Because'' (D'Hardelot). ''Kashmiri
Song" ,(Finden) and 1.-THE Hand OF
You tsond). MT; werkheiser; "A
Merry Zingdra (Balfe) and "Estu-
diantfna" (Iacome). Miss Buck; read
fngs, Miss Patterson; "See the Pale
! Moon. (Campana) and 81 Will Give