Evening star., 1923-02-25
Music Club and School Notes.
National

IN the quiet e3tssi''' Wood' }Reger. eye Con
tentment" Droop). "A Love but
Day, tProthero). 'on the Road TO
Mandalay" (Speaks).
Mrs. Thomas S. Lovette. mezZo So
prano: Miss Margaret Mansfield. vio-
linist: Miss Mary Ruth Matthews.
pianist, and Airs. Theodore Lacy Ed
miSton, reader. will give the program
at the Texas Club independence day
celebration. which will take place on
March > at the Willard Hotel. This
is the second musical given this sea-
son by the Texas club and. as on the
former occasion. the artists will be
the Texas Club are very proud OF
Mrs. Lovette. having lived for many
years in Texas, is a Texan by adop-
ton.
The members of the advanced class
of Miss Grace q. Gilchrist's pupils
held a meeting Friday night at the
studio. Among those present were
bert Russel. Mrs. Charles Cassidy.
Misses Hilda Burke. Katherine
Weckel, Sarah Davenport. Eva Jacobs.
Eva Mendelssohn. Edna Rosenberg,
Evelyn Hollingshead, Mr.. Wecllel and
Miss Lucy Hoggins sang There Is
No Death" by Godfrey OHara. and
"A SPRAY O. Heather" by John Prindle
Scott Miss Margaret Dayton was at
the piano as accompanlSt.
Ella Arnold Ellis will present 4
program by the following students
| In piano recital at her studio this
, afternoon:
| The Tulip LichnerD. Allegro in
B Flat" (Mozar). by Alma William
son; Lady Bird (kern>. The Haunt
Of the Fairies Crosby. by Pearl
SOM. Under the Lindens" tArnold
Sartorio), by Leona Zisman; Scarf
Dance" (Chaminade) by Anita Anessi;
Tempo di Marche" Neslie Loth), by
Anita Anessi and Alma Williamson:
Dance of the Fairy Queen Bugbee).
| Mary Bee Nichols: duet, Here We
CO. Givseyl. by Mary Bee Nichols
and Pearl Mae Nichols: "a Pleasant
Waltz" .(Dietz), duet. "Andante"
(Beyerl. BY Alma shensky: Among
the Flowers" (Orth). .cNocturne"
(Stoutenburgh), by Frances Hummer;
The Juggler" CPendleton). "Valse'
tRisker), by Alice Woronow; LIE
Fern Mann; "A Camp Fire story"
(Terry). "a Short Story" Gichner),
by Edith Baker: "Alazurka" (Godard)
by Alma Bean; "Sonatine," No. 2
(Berens), ia Fountaine" tBohm),
La Grace" Bohm), by Bessie Cannon.
The Sunday afternoon program at
the clubhouse of the League of Ameri-
can Pen Women will consist OF an
address by Edwin n. c: Barnes, SUPER
District, assisted by Miss Bernice
| Randall. who will sing two groups of
vocal solos. one a group OF children's
songs. and will be accompanied by
Mrs. Frank Byram. Miss Randall is
well known as singer. Mrs. Byram
as a pianist. both being engaged in
| normal school music work; at Eastern
High and Wilson Normal, respec-
lively.
Jewell Downs gave the second in
her interesting series of student re-
citals last Friday night. Those on
, the program were Ira L. krider, Ell
mer Carter, Ethel. Rice, Mamie Caro-
bel. Mary j. Bean. Bernard A. Young.
Agnes Avery. Edwin p. Jones, Elsie
Land and William Stanley Quine.
Mrs. Savona Griest, soprano; Miss
Rena Greenberg. violinist; Spencer
Prentiss, ceilist, and c.. 4. Christiani,
accompanist, in the program of his
students musical presented last Mon
lege of Music.
/ Mrs. Clara Young Brown was to have
sung at the recital, but was unable to
do SO, and Mrs. Griest kindly substt-
iissetui % iH @ ns 6ell acauns a es VIZ Hi
ianelle," and, as encoreJ 1.-The Little
Gray Dove" by Saar.
The Columbian Male Quartet has
l erix HYfr he
| past ten days. They included a noon
day program for the Rotary. Club at
| the New Willard; the Indiana So
ciety, Monday evening, at the New
| Ebbitt: the Oldest Inhabitants, Wash
| ington birthday memorial and lunch
and the annual banquet Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. The quar-
tet assisted in a program, Of special
odist Church.
The members of the quartet are;
First tenor, Paul G. Ledig; second
tenor. and director; WE. Braithwaite;
baritone. Willard 8. Haynie, and bass,
B. A. Linxback.>
Miss Ruth NJ fIanford and Miss
Dorothy Tschifrely, accompanied on
the piano by Mrs, A. G. Johnson, will
give a musical at the monthly meet
ing OF Tue our rag Snapler OK the
D. A. r. at the Women's City Club
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Hanford will sing "And Yet"
by Jane Hathaway. and The Tenn
Pile Bells" ore of. Amy Noodforde-
Finden's popular Indian love lyrics.
Miss Tschitfely will sing another of
this ,group5of love yrics,@ "The .Kash-
miri Love Song" Both Of the young
singers have soprano voices Of de-
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