Evening star., 1923-05-27
Continued from Fifth Pare,

CONTINUED from Fifth Pare,
elude = group Of negro spirituals ar
ranged, by Burleigh.
pacity OF the hall, admission will bs
The officers Of this club are: Miss
Gorinne G; Christian. president; Miss
Claude Robson, director, and Miss
Srances Sullivan, accompanist.
\ The solo. quartet, evening chorus
program of old-fashioned songs, en-
opial costume at the First Baptist
rsetion OF OF MRS e'oek TiorsmSs Snaer Hosaad tns %
with Charles T. Ferry at the organ.
The program will include: Chorus.
Long. Long Ago." introduction by
Syne," "Old Black joe" Swing Low.
Sweet Chariot" advertisement by
Frances Jackson and Jess Miller: ten
o.; or solo Bonnie Sweet Bessie" WI;
Road" When a Maid Comes Knock
ing; duet and chorus, "Juanita."
Florence Howard and Arthur Cor
bach; remarks, by J. Lewis Money
Winifred Peyton; contraito solo, "Ths
, Sweetest Story Ever Told" Lenore
Reed; chorus, Soldiers Chorus From
Faust" advertisement arranged by
SSne at H44%ieRn 4sn auar!st snssrs o9 3uss First
Baptist Church: soprano solo. Come
to the Fair" Florence Howard; re,
marks, by ]. Lewis Moneyway; bass
solo, Rocked in the Cradle Of the
ley from the South"
An interesting program of piano
reeten s Of Miss Grace unGfE ,as at at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Russell in the Argonne Apartments
Aast Saturday night. The pianists
ton. Katherine Wschel. Dorothy Col
Today, Eva Jacobs. Hilda Burke, Mrs
Albert Albert Russell. Clara Higgins, Evelyn
Bottazzi, Edna Rosenberg. Meilye
Charles Cassidy and Eva Mendel-
sohn.
The Washington Conservatory of
Music will present faculty RECITAL
TIesday Amgn night ;bosi nt BusnfsS High
are Prof. Franz Schroeder. pianist. of
Leipzig, and Nine. Shelley, vocalist.
tSAnother recital under the auspices
OF the college will be given Thurs
day night and will feature violin
selections.
Miss Bessie NJ Wild presented a
we'll balanced program of music at
the United Brethren Sunday School
House last Friday nisht. Miss
Margaret Tolson was he accompan-
Kirkwood. Howard Topham. Virginia
Eanford, louise Gill, Claire Thomas.
.harles Cogswell. Eleanor Cranford,
ward Johnson, Norman Gil, Cen
evieve Heiberger, MargaTet FOX
Marguerite Thomas. Sadie Friedman.
Catherine Shuttle, Ruth Horn and
Dorothy McCrory.
The two recitals which close the
studio season of the King-Smith
School were presented last Thursday
and Friday evenings at the studio.
Those who were on the program
Thursday night were Margaret kra-
mer, Sallie Boggs. Mildred Liddy. Es-
ther Caruthers. Helen Gruyer. lsenoir
Mercer, Emeline Bates, Martha Smith,
Alberta Liddy. Frances Peck. Wfni-
fred DeVoe, Elizabeth Mills, Preston
Haynes, Clara Hoffstetter, Roberta
Kendall. Rosetta Kroner and Jess
Edwards.
Those on Friday nights program
included: Emeline Bates, Margaret
Graham, Camille Aiiensworth. Del
phine Marcier. Bette Hobbins. Elinor
Peck, Preston Haynes. Lois .McNutt.
Clara Hoffstetter, Mildred Liddy and
Adelaide George.
Holcombe Chapter of p. A r. held in
Grace Dodge Hotel Tuesday evening
community singing led by Miss Esther
Linkins. with Miss Flora ID. Linkins,
accompantSt, was one OF the enSoy-
able features.
The commencement exercises of the
Misses Maret French School will be
hSld at the Playhouse, 1914 N street,
Tuesday. The three little French
comedies will be performed by the
children and musical program will
be given under the direction Of Elena
head of music department at the
Maret School. Miss Elena de Sayn
will also contribute several violin
selections.
Harry Edward Mueller will present
Robert N. Ruckman in a piano recital
a the First Congregational Church
Friday at o'clock. Mr.. Ruckman
'Aiil be assisted by Miss Nina Nor
man, soprano.
The public is cordially invited.
An interesting piano recital was
presented at Miss Emma l. Minke's
studio last Saturday afternoon by
Robert Bailey, Carl Addison. Jean
Woodson. Billy Austin. Dick Hawes,
Frances High. Dorothy Fox. Lille
Denekas. Wilma Chandler. Frances
Hand, Olive Carpenter, Jane Kenney.
Derwin Cooper. Mildred Gees. Doro-
thy Hoffman, Robert Francis, Virginia
Hawkins, Marian Bailey, Louise
Chandler, Madeline Yonker, Lorraine
Npphard, Carolyn Knight, Emma
Hickman, Elinor Soule, Eilian Craig
en-, Lillian Seymour. E.
Irving Winick, ten years of age,
played his own "Impromptu," which
shows promise of future triumpbs
Another possible genius is little Will
helmina GUIDE, who rendered the In
termezzo" by Brahms with an under
standing unusual in one of her years.
.Valcik" of Mokrejs and the I'm
promptu" of Reinhold she gave an
exhibition of finger dexterity.
Mary Pattie, Thelma Callahan,
Clara Bogorad and Thomas Elfman
also played well.
The Glee Club and orchestra of the
Bliss Electrical School. Takoma Park,
d. C., will give complimentary joint
farewell outdoor concert to the class
of 1923 and their friends in front of
the main building of the school to-
morrow night at o'clock.
n The Glee Club, composed of thirty
Members, will sing several selections.
and in addition to the orchestral
numbers there will be solos and spe-
cialty musical numbers.