Evening star., 1923-12-16
Club and School Notes

The December concert OF the
monthly series being given by the
District League of American Pen
Women. will offer a program in
keeping with the holiday season.
under the direction of Mrs. Ruby
Smith Stahl. at club headquarters,
Friday evening. December IS at
o'clock.
Rehearsals for choral numbers
have been under way for some time.
The program follows: Carols: cantata
st. Mary MaGdalent," 10y dIndy:
soloists-Mrs. Elliot NJ Wood Miss
Helen Bury, Miss Dorothy SchiHley
and Miss Ruth Hansford; Jean" and
Tommy Lad Miss Schiffiey: oh
Holy Night" Mr.. Lord: sleep Little
Baby of Mine" and "Sunbeams.: Mrs.
Wood; chorus-"Silent Night: He
Unto Him." Miss Hansford and Miss
bury; "Lieti Signor" aria from Les
Huguenots,, by Meyerbcer, Miss
Bury: choral. Good Night
Music lovers are cordially urged
to attend this concert.
The orpheus Clup Of Washing ton
met Tuesday evening iii the home OF
NIr. and Mrs Walter Nash, when i
program OF French music was given
The club will omit the next meeting
as it falls OH Christmas day and Will
not meet until Tuesday evening,
January 8, when Dr. Thomas ).
Lovette will give an interesting talk.
Mrs May Brooks Ramsden was
guest of honor of the club tuesday
evening and Victor Golibart, tenor
was the guest artist He sang a
group of modern French songs and,
by request. a group of modern Rus
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baritone. sang Debussy's I'll Pieure
Dams Mon Coeur," and Duparc's
"Soupir." accompanied by Mildred
Kolb Schulze. Gertrude McRae Nash
played Poulent's 'Trois Movements
perpetueis." Debussy's "Mintrels" and
Ibert's "A Giddy Girl and with Mrs,
Schulze, played Dubois Symphonic
Francaise arranged for four hands.
Mrs Nash and George II. wilson ac-
companied Mrs. Golibart.
More than 200 members. their fam
lilies and guests enjoyed the monthly
auspices Of the entertainment com
mittee Of the Mems City Cluo IN the
club lounge last Wednesday AFTER
noon.
Luciano Furlando, Cuban Italian
BARITONE Miss Rose kravitz, pianist
and Miss Tillie kravitz, ,violinist'
were the entertainers. Mr.. Fur
lando, while studying vocal here, mas
sung before Washington audlences
several times. The Misses kravltz
also have played at severai recl'ais
in Washington.
Furlando were Fri Tu.'' from The
Masked Bali: Going Home" and III
Provenza," from "Traviata. MISS
Kravitz's piano solos were "Hark!
"Hunting Song" Miss Tillie Kravitz
played Meditation" from That's
A delightful piano recital was given
under the direction of Miss Gertrude
NJ. Locher al Concordia Church chapel
last Tuesday evening. Miss Locher
was assisted by William r. Santei-
mann as violinist. The affair was at
tended by a large and appreclallFe
audience.
The pianists participating included
Louise Katherine Garlock. August
Becker, Elsie Alt, Arthur Latterner,
Frieda Alt, James McBee. Mary Low
ry, Margaret Becker and Miss Locher
The Junior Study Club of the Mas
ter School of the Piano held a meet
ing last Sunday. Among the memoers
are: Dorothy Barton. Theresa Beck
er. Frances Benner. Frances Butter
Mary Katherine Burke. Frances
Carnes, Eleanor Dulin. Gertrude Gil
christ. Betty Jones, Nan Jones: Ruth
KintE. Katherine Koenig, Mildred
Leventhal. Rosalie Michaelson. kath-
leen Nestor. Miriam Rothstein. Hilda
Siegel; Masters, Benjamin koenig,
Edwin Leventhal, Haskell Milstone
and Bobbie Reineck.
The next meeting will be held in
January. Gustav Weckel, who con-
ducts the class, will give a short talk
on THE Origin and Nature of Music.
At the December meeting of the
Dalgleish Music Study Club last Mon
day evening final plans We're an
nounced concerning the dance which
will be given December 81 at the
Hotel Roosevelt.
Mrs. j. j. Underwood was a visitor.
!, and sang three songs: Rose of My
Heart, "A Birthday" and Wake Up
Other numbers included: LAS In a
Rose Jare' and Values" by Mrs.
Mae o. Becker; LAS Thro' the
Streets and April My April" by