Evening star., 1923-05-06

TOMORROW night the SoiNante
/ Singers, a Elee club composed
If sixty mixed voices. will give an
encore program at the First CoHere-
gational Church, assisted by Master
Isaac Minowich. the boy Vlolinlst, ac
companied by Miss Dora Minowich,
and Mrs Ottonie Z. Gilbert. pianist,
aid Arthur Lambdin. baritone. The
plee club has met with unusual sue
cess this season and its concerts
have been enjoyed by all privileged
TO attend.
Following is the program: The
Nights of Spring" (McCollin). Loves
Ernediction" Orish Folk Song), ny
,, the Soixarte Singers; violin solos,
, "Meditation." from ''Thais" tMasse-
net: perpetual Motion" (Bohm);
comic opera sketch. given by some
Of the members of the club-"An Act
of Cp-to-Date Grand Opera" iSmith)
a quartet number ~ Messrs. Roeder
Bartoo, Rich and Preston: The Mu-
steal Scrap Book. Hurlhutso; piano am,
solo. Concert Study tLfszO; IN
sapphire Seas" from the "Firef1y'
l|rimD: The Song of the Vikings"
U,oleridge-Taylo Soixante Singers.
The public is invited.
At the anniversary dinner of the
Civitan Club. Leld at the Hotel
| ia Fayetta Tuesday, the Mount Yer
ron Male Quartet, composed of w A.
Mccoy, B. Louis Goodyear. j. Benton
Webb and Howard p. Bailey, pro-
vided the music. They sang On the
| Sea" (Buck) and "Mammy's Lullaby
(Prothteroe).
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation service departments fnai
fiobby concert of the season was pre-
sented last Monday at pm. The
assisting artists We're: Arthur f..
Middleton, bass; Miss Lillian Cheno-
weth, contralto; Miss Beatrice Nc
Guire. reader; Bazarova, soprano, and
Miss Marjorie G. Davis, accompanist.
Emile Margaret White arranged
! the musical numbers on the program
at the Columbian Women's dinner,
| which was held at the Chevy Chase
Club Thursday evening. Through the
courtesy of Miss Alexandra Louise
Galeski, Miss Jindra Mala and Miss
Jaimila kral of the Czechoslovaklan
legation assisted.
The musical numbers on the pro-
gram were: Aria from ''The Ear
\ tered Bride" (Smetna) and "Jedu
Ch1opei Jedu" Folk Song). sung by
| Miss Mala, accompanied by Miss Jose
phine Leonard: Come Down to Kew
| (Carl Deis) and "The Lass With the
Delicate Air CDR. Arne), Miss White.
| ing; bid Me Discourse" (Bishop) and
| "Hayfields and Butterflies" (Del Rie-
go), Miss Ruth Ayler, with Mrs. Clara
NJ Wolfe at the piano, and CZecho-
slovak folk dances by Miss Mala and
Miss kral, Miss Leonard accompany =
| ing. College songs of George Wash
/ ington University opened and closed
| the program.
| The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
| Orchestra and the Nordica Hawaiian
| Guitar and Ukulele Club and the Nor
dica Banjo Club will give two con-
certs in the First Congregational
| Church, one on Friday night and the
| other on Saturday night at Sis
o'clock. The assisting artists will be
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Bowie, tenor and
soprano, and Harry Edward Mueller
| orEanist.
| Mr.. Bowie will sing on Friday night
the following: pipes of Gordon's S
Men" (Hammond) and "Ah. Love But
a Day" (Protheroe). On Saturday
night Mrs. Bowie will sing "As We
Part" Ilgenfritz), Il Passed by Your
"Ernani," "In Volamr' (VerdD.
| Following is the program the clubs
will give: Orchestra and organ.
king Mydas" (Eilenberg): mandolin
solo by Miss A. E. Hill, "Valse Bril-
! liante'' (Abt): orchestra. "Idyll
Eglatine" and march. Golden Rod
| (Buder); Nortlica Hawaiian Guitar
and Ukulele Club. American Popular
Medley" (originaD: vocal selections:
NorGica Banjo Club, "ColleSisms"
Carr. OdelD. introducing "Cpidee.'