Evening star., 1923-02-25

ELIZABETH WINSTON gave a bril-
the members Of the MacDowell Music
Club Monday evening in the clubroom,
on II street. Georgia L. Miller, presi
dent of the club, introduced Miss Win
ston. whose numbers were requested
by her hea arerS. The program included
q prelude and fugue by Bach. Ravel's
"Jeux d'Eau." Srernbergs rEtude in
c Minor" Tausig's arrangement Of
Schubert's 'Marche Militaire." Alkan' S
The Wind" Rosenthals "Papillons,"
Schlosser's "Etude." Liszts Hun
garian Rhapsody, No. - Ornstein's 3
Impressions of Chinatown" and
ners The Ride of the Nalkyre." Miss
Winston played with charming grace
and ease and gave a thoughtful in
depreciation OF her numbers. She has
a wealth Of excellent technic, with
rich and big tone and d lightness in
scales and cadenzas that is delight
full.
The Dalgleish Music Study Club held
its second meeting at the studio Of
The program constituted the prin-
cipal subject of discussion.
American composers and songs
have been chosen for the two meet
ings in March. although it is planned
to include in the program during the
we'll
The program will be as follows:
John Prindle Scott and Ethelbert
Nevin to be discussed on Thursday.
March /. Miss Esther Melick, chair
man OF the program committee, will
make study of these two composers,
and their songs will be given by two
or more members OF the club.
Pearl G. Curran and Charles Wake
field Cadman have been chosen for
study al the meeting on Thursday,
March ~
The next meeting of the club will
be held In the musical hall over the
MetropolItan Theater on + street,
which has been secured for the sea-
son.
Those present at the last meeting
Frank Lord Miss Mildred Schippert.
Mrs. John Dawson. Mrs: Alex. Koplin.
Soper. Miss Cecile NJ. Sale. Miss .Rixey
TanciIl, Miss Mabel ]. McCaIip, Mrs.
Gladys Welch Kallman, Miss Clara
Stack, Mrs. Dorothy Schermerhorn,
Miss Margaret E. Hughes. Miss Err
Klinge. Mrs. George Corbett, Mrs.
Edith Graham Schilling. Mrs. Esther r
G. Speidel, Mrs. Milton c. White, Miss
zelma Il. -Tyree. Miss Elsie Smelling,
Mrs. Esther A. Critchfleid, Miss Mar
garet N. Moran and Mrs. Robert H.
Dalgleish.
Faith Merriman. dramatic soprano,
and Charles T. Ferry, composer
recital last Wednesday evening at
the Burlington Hotel. when they pre- :
sented the following program: 1T
Know Lovely Garden" (D'Hardelot)
Loves Confession" (Ferry), June
open Secret" fwoodmanp, by SS'Sit1, Miss
lesi), aria, "Nozze di Figaro" (Mo-
zart), Song of the Night" Dance Of
the Sea Nymphs" and Prelude in C
Yeux" tRabey2, "Marins d'Isiande''
lie Baiser" (Thomas). Miss Merri,
man; Drink to Me Only" Comm
Through the Rye" Irish Love Song
(Lang), I've Been Roaming (Horn),
The City Club ballroom was filled
to capacity ednesday afternoon.
when Paul Bleyden, tenor. and Eliza
beth Winston. pianist, gave a delight
full musical program. Mrs Paul Bley-
den was accompanist to Mr.. Bleyden's
numbers on the program, songs which
showed Mr.. Bleyden's tenor voice to
great advantage.
The program included: Miss Win
ston, military March" (Schubert-
TaussiR).. -"Leux .d'Eau" (Rayelle),
"Etude. Key OF e Flat" (Schiosser1
Mr.. Bleyden. Maid With Rosy LipS'
(Franz), 'Tally-Ho" Heoni), Love
Went Abiding (Bridge), "The
Wreck of the Julie Plante" (O'Hara); ;
Miss Winston, The Wind" (Alkan),
THE Eighth Rhapsody" Giszt); Mi.
Bleyden, Dimanche a r&ube", Du-
couray), Carnival (Foudrain), "Bim-
betta'' (Sibella), ia Danza" (Ros-
sipD; Miss Winston. The Ride Of the
Vaikyries" CIV G r-HutchihsonJ,