Evening star., 1923-05-06

sPinminr shnnf p0l%n"5 s%ng from FiyinG FST
Dutchman'D tWagncr-Liszt), Con
cert Study in + Sharp" (MacDowelD,
Miss Dirk.
Tho annual business meeting of the
RubinStein Club. and election of Off
GERS for the season of 1923-24. Will be
hold III thc Fairfax room of the Will
lard Rotel Wednesday morning at II
o'clock. after which Il rehearsal Will
, be held for the program to be given
hy the club at the meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce at the Willard
Hote! on Tuesday evening. May IS.
On June ! 4 joint CONCERT will be
given by the Ruhnstein Club and AL
mas Glec Club FOR the entertainment
Of the visiting Shriners. Announce
ment Will be made later as to where
this concert VIII be given.
The Tipivoce Music Study Club met
At the studio Of Miss F.. Gutelius last
Tuesday evening, with Thomas Elf
man. president, presiding.
The program opened with an inter
esting article on How Music Began
read by Miss Clara Bogorad. Musical
numbers We're given on the violin by
Garth Beaver. and the Schubert-Liszt
'Harll. Hark the Lark" on the piano
by Miss Thelma Callahan: n Brahms
| waltz" and the Rachmaninoff "G
MINOR treiucc DN Mf. EitNnan.
| a visitor, Miss Doris StutZ. and
new member. Morton Thomas, were
present at the meeting.
! Charles Wcnrerd. director Of the
! Washington Choral Society. has an
nounc"d that the final rehearsal will
| duction Of "l2iijah.'' All members
are requested to he present.
Ono of the most interesting of the
many piano programs offered recent
! ly in Washington was that given in
recital hy Nine. Louise Coutinho, who
was pianist to her majesty, the late
| Queen Marie Pia of Portugal. Espe-
| cially charming was madame's inter
probation of the Beethoven Sonata in
! u Minor" opus 81. No. >. Her play
! ing of the two Chopin numbers also
was admirable.
Miss Beatrice Wainwright appearcd
in Il costume recital at the Cathedral
School for Girls a week ago last
/ night Miss Mary Eyre MacElrce was
wright. The program at this recital
was the same as the one given at
| Randolph Macon College earlier III
| tn" season.
Some of the most successful of the
! songs on this program were those in
] the French, and We're compositions by.
Wecl;crin. The two groups in Eng
| liSh were also popular. Miss Vain
. wright is generally considered TO be
an authority on French diction.
| Elena de Sayn, director of Sayn
School of Music. Playhouse. this city.
! played recently at the home of Mrs.
+; Francis Savage. who entertained the
Cirolo Italiano. the Italian ambassador
| and other members of diplomatic and
residential society.
! Miss &c Sayn is a graduate of the
! Royal Conservatory Of Leipzig and
was an artist pupil of Prof Sevcik
| and othter great masters. She had
! wide experience as concert player
! in Europe and in this country
She has offered two part scholar
| ships TO ambitious pupils who wish TO
/ spend the summer at ASheville y. C..
where she heads q conservatory and
| Will also give a special course for
teachers, illustrated by lectures. Hear
| ings May 7-12.
Rho Beta Chapter of Nfu Phi Epsilon
| National Musical Sorority, whose mu
| sical activities have attracted consid-
cradle attention in Washington music
circles. especially the concert recently
given at the First ConEregat ational
| Church by Flora McGill Keefer. mezzo;
| Netta Craig, soprano: Elizabeth Win
Stun pianist: Charles Tittmann. basSo.
ana Richard LorleberG. CelliSt, again
| delighted an audience which over
! flowed the chapter rooms at lht
| Washington College of Music on April
ia with Il musical by guests and mem
bers OF Rho Beta. :