Evening star., 1923-05-27
Music School and Club Notes.

| Monk and Home. Sweet Home
tJohn i: Psynel. by the ladies' guar
stephensl and Pace to Face" tJci,n-
son). by Mary Helen Howe. soprano.
| and Star Spangled Banner" tKey,.
BY the assembly and Boy Scout Band.
The quartet is composed of Mary
Rose McGrath and Beatrice Deeds.
with Mrs. Irene Chainey as accom-
panist.
The evening choir of the Church Of
rector, will give a concert in the
at s,15 o'clock.
The choir and solo quartet will be
assisted by Mrs. Flora Magill Keefer,
Charles T. Tittmann. bass. and Richard
viii be Mrs. Bisndy and an f Gr Murray.
An offering will be taken.
The public is cordially invited.
A recital will be presented by Jen-
ME Glennan. assisted by St Patriek's S
Mixed Choir. Thursday at o'clock.
in Carroll Hall. The program will
be: "Humoresque" ira chmaninofr),
(scott), Ruth e. smith; The I've
Larks" (Lesehetisky), Eugene Stew
art; "Voce di Donna" from "Giocon-
da" (PonchiellD, Carolyn Manning
ny" lPuecinD. Edna Hiiiyard How
ard; Snow Bird" (Burieigh), AT the
Well" tR. Hagemann), Carolyn Nam
ming; "pesir" (Sibella), Dear Love"
!schadwiek}, Edna Hiliyard Howard;
cradle Is J., Song" SGretchaninoff>, But
nata" fTosti). Carolyn Manning; IN
Marsuise" (Lemaire), 1.-TWO Folk
Songs Of Little Russia" (zimbalist), },
Edna Hhlyard Howard: Loudly
Choir.
Wednesday evening a concert was
given at the Art Center by Miss
Gertrude McRae Nash, pianist-ac-
companist. and Joseph D. Becker,
The program was as follows: Duet,
LA cedarem la Mano," from Don
einD: Mia preso la sua ragna."
I Paradise Across the Hills" Drum
msD; Ecstasy" (RummeD: "Taran-
tel!e" (Noe); "She Is Far from Land"
/ lLamberD; "Lsetls Bateese" (o'Hara)
Spring" (HenscheD; "One Fine Day."
! from Madame Butterfly" tPuceini)
home Of Mrs ef Emily Tss g. 's1a pics,nson' q tas
| saturday evening. under the auspices
OF Emmanuel Baptist Church choir of
which Mrs. Dickinson is the director.
the attendance was large and de-
| lightful program of vocal and in
! strumental music was rendered.
Those participating in the program
! Mclean. Mrs Elmer Smith. Mrs r. b.
: Lord, Mrs. Hazen Beuhler, Ross Far
! rar. w. H. Whiteside, L. II. Macomber,
} c. r. Ledig and A. A. Potter.
| Prof. Anton Kaspar rendered sew
eral violin selections. also played an
numbers. Plano solos were given by
| Mrs. Carlson OF Portland. Ore; Miss
Airline Gilbert and Miss Winifrsd
Michaelson. Mrs. Blandy and Miss
| Michaelson were the accompanies.
Assisting in the dining room were
/ Mrs. Yocum. Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Boles
| and Miss Gessford. The house was
| decorated with cut flowers, pink
being the predominating color in the
! reception and living rooms and yell
low in the dining room.
The twentieth annual piano recital
under the direction of Prof William
A. Beall was held at Pythian Temple
last Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and
| Thursday evenings. ..-
J An interesting program, including
/ compositions of the old masters, was
admirably rendered by Margaret
Beuehert. Elizabeth Beuchert. Miriam
Boone Gretchen Berener. Sophie Ber-
man. Madeline Cornell GwendoIvn
Cornell, Evelyn Clements, Dorothy
Dennis. Jessie Dickinson. Elsie Dom
neherg, Katherine Dunn, Jeanette En- i
inert, Onys Everett. Jeanne Fox,
Rachel Fishman. Florence Fleishman n.
Virginia Fox, Kathryn Foltz, Ruth
Farran. Marion Fabrizio. Carol Gar
! land, Cecilia Haves. Hilda Haves.
Evelyn Hewitt. Ruth Hamilton, Eliza
beth Hirons: Dorothy Johnson. Bertha
Kelley Dorothy Loveless. Gladys
Loveless, Theima McGrath, Helen Nc
Gunigal, Ethel McGunigai, Grace Nc
Fadden. Hazel Miller. Eutha Morris.
mont; Elizabeth Michael. Anna Nagle.
Ethel Nevius. Mary Oshinsky, Emily
Pueh, Thelma Pitcher, Bertha Love-
| less Quick. Adelina Radice, Helen
Riley. Marjorie Robey, Sylvia Sigel-
ard. Dorothy smithers, Marie statdier,
Katherine Scanlon, Rosa Stryker.
| Doris Thiele. Mary vaccaro, Doris
Weaver, Evelyn Wendell. Bell Ward.
Mary Whitmer. Anna White, Viola
ter Colburp Beall. Carl Connor, War
rem Dyson, James Gaghan, Isadore
Greenberg. Francis Hendley. Donald
! Kane. James Mackey, Daniel Radicc
and George Simmons.
Certificates in harmony were award
ed Margaret Kelley. Ruth Farran.
Rosa Stryker and Anna NaRle.
medal for excellent work in the post
graduate study was awarded to Miss
Marion Fabrizio.
Mary Sanford Howe and EIona
Won Culin will present the following
program at Holy Cross Academy TO-.
morrow evening at o'clock: Con
certo: No. s" DeBeriot), Turkish
March" tBeethoven). lie Canari"
lPoliakin) and La Ronde des
Lutins" (Bazzini) on the violin. by
Miss Howe: Sonata Path etique"
tBeethoyen), "Rhapsodie, No. IL"
fLiszD. piano numbers and I'm
promptu" (Navone); wooden Shoe
Dance" (Rogers) and Autumn"
lThomas), harp solos by Miss Won
Culin. and duet for violin and harm
Laniers' Flute" (Lanier), by Miss
Howe and Miss Won Culin.
Miss Katherine Floeckher Cullen.
assisted by Mrs. Fannie Shreye
Heartsii1, soprano, will present the
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