Evening star., 1923-12-02
Club and School Notes

THE November students recital of
the Washington Conservatory Of
Music has been postponed. 1t will be
held in the auditorium tomorrow.
when the following program will be
given:
Bach's "Praeludium," violin. by Fritz
Maile; AT Dawning," soprano solo,
sung by Miss Lillian Talbot; three
Chopin numbers by Margaret Johnson
Of Asheville, y. c.; Dvorak's Peer
Gynt Suite" by Washington Conserv-
atory Orchestra, under direction of
Ernst vladimir Ladovitch, president;
Dvorak's "Humoresque," violin solo,
by Felix Cordova Davila; GODDARD S
"Berceuse," violin solo, by Beatrice
Thorn: Kern's Tin Soldiers Parade,
saxophone solo. by 3. Sebastian
Liszt's Second Hungarian Rhapsody
as violin solo. by Finnel Estes:
Twelfth Rhapsody" piano solo, by
Miss l.. Tellar; Moszkowski's Span
ish Dances" violin solo. by Hazel
Boss; Rachmaninoff's prelude" pi-
ano solo, by Miss Conger; Vieutemps
"Romanza," violin solo. by Emmett
Quann of Philadelphia; Viotti's
"Twenty-second Concerto" violin, by
Fritz Maile; Invitation to the
Dance" piano solo, by Miss Mitchell
The Glee Club of Trinity College
gave a delightful presentation Of the
musical comedy. You Never Can
evening. Plot and songs were writ
ten by members of the society.
The cast was well chosen. The
play was directed by Mss Mary Scott
of Pasadena, Calf, president of the
senior class. assisted by Misses HaZel
Ryan Of Chicago and Rosemary Han
lon of Pittsburgh, both members OF
the class of "a.
The Eurydice Club Of Trinity Col.
lege sang several selections during
the intermission.
The Dalgleish Music Study Club
meeting for the fourth time this sea-
son, gave a very delightful program
last Monday nigh t. The club also
resolved to hold a dance during the
Christmas holidays. and voted that
no meeting be held the latter part OF
December Miss Elsie Smelling was
appointed chairman of publicity by
the president, Mrs. Viola Schippert
Klinge.
Owing to the long musical program
the reading of the study Course in
the Understanding of Music" was
discontinued for the present meeting.
Those present We're: Mrs. John
Dawson, Mrs. Robert Dalgleish, Miss
Horeu. Mrs. Ernest Klinge, Mrs. Viola
Knoeiler. Mrs. Frank Lord. Miss
Mabel J. McCalip. Miss Margaret
Moran. Miss Rae Palkin, Miss Ger
trude Russell, Miss Mae Redmond,
Schermerhorn. Mrs. Edith Schilling,
Miss Elsie Smelling. Miss Cecile Sale.
Miss Rixey TancilI and Miss Zelma
L. Tyree.
The first recital of the season at the
City Club was presented Wednesday
before an audience which crowded d
the recital hall and balcony to its ca
pacity. Nine. Marie Won UnschuId
opened the program and captivated
and fine technique. She gives vivid
tone pictures in her playing.
All Of madame's good qualities seem
echoed in her. daughter. who gave
Chopin's "Nocturne" and three charm
ing pieces by Schutt with a maturity
The ensemble playing with her
mother was feature. Daniel Brees-
kin played two violin mum bers. in
which he was splendidly supported
by Mr.. Martin Dowd's accompR niment.
A piano recital was given at the
home of Mrs. II. W. Luce. $3.50 Brent
wood road. last week. The program
was presented by Louis Bee1 Jessie
Thosn,9n Thor %as Eaymond MeTEan Harriet
mond Goodhart, Lacey Terry, Elsie
Notter, Norman and Raymond Nor
gan. Mildred Floto, Elaine Wright,
Frances Hand, Norman Morgan and
Helen Notter.
Mrs. susanne oldberg and Mrs.
Myra McCathran Marks gave their
musical last Sunday in their studio
in the Art Center. when the program
was given by Miss Priscilla Alden
finish and phrasing.
Miss Julia Russell gave her SYM
pathetic accompaniment.
Inc SoTNlcc NJ y. -.
lobby concert last Monday, was pre-
sented by Thomas A. Cantwell,
tenor; Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley o. Ison,
sketch; Miss Hattie Herfurth. con-
tralto; George r. Flemer, violinist
Miss Lucille Hardesty. soprano;
Christopher Ten1ey, Mrs. William +.
Luckett and Miss Marjorie G.. Davis,
accompanies.
The Monday Music Study Club Of
Clarendon enjoyed a program of Han
deYs music at the home Of Mrs. Edward
Thomas recently. The numbers were
given by Miss Airline Gilbert. Mrs.
Baldwin, Miss Swindell, Mrs. Stanton
and Mrs. Thomas. The program COM
nittee which arranged the affair was
composed Of Miss Gilbert, chairman /;
Mrs. Ashton Jones and Mrs. Nolan.
"Ye Create Old TYNE Concert" pre-
sented In the Sunday school room of
Ascension Church last Tuesday even
ing, proved fine success, with many
encores of the quaint and comical