Evening star., 1923-03-18
Music Club and School Notes.

and Richard Lorleberg. cellist, with
Mrs. Charles l. Bliss and Claude Rob-
eson as accompanies.
Mrs. Terrell read "A Wedding in
Swamp Hollow" How to Manage a
Husband" "Fundamentalisms VS..
liberalism" and How Jimmy Eased
Her Mind"
Mr.. Lo-leberg gave Indian La
So" by Sammartino, and "Gavotte,
by Pepper.
The solo quartette sang the three
'Juanitar" and The Lorely.'
The following selections were CIV
en- by the chorus: Farewell to the
Forest" CMendlessohnl., Spring
@ Sight" ,Sn''' from 'Joeeiyn" ei Aoseh eGedarG, d.
Russian songs. SORROW" ~ Palm
gren. and "Serenade." by Arensky,
with cello obbligato by Mr.; Lorle.
and Low" two negro songs" Meath
the Copper Moon" by Shelly. and
Wake, Miss Lindy." by Warner.
The two closing numbers were
Love- Schubert-Saar, and May
Gentle Sleep Fall' Cvon Flotow)
Mrs. Frank Howard, soprano, with
Mrs. George Watson. accompanist
given last Saturday by the National
Womens University Club at its
clubhouse.
Mrs. Howard sang two groups Of
songs, as follows: The Star"
What's in the % Air Today7' tEden}. en-
and "A Morning in Spring (Mat-
thews). MY Laddle" tThayer) and
The Night Wind" Farley).
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sent musical program at the soiree
concert of the Washington Salon and
United Arts Society at the Playhouse,
1914 street northwest Thursday
night under the direction of Rudolphe
de Zapp. president of the society.
The program includes piano selec-
tions by Rosemary Finckel. who will
Rourse RRFssnns Minop tpacbJ numbers
selected by Felian Garzia; Grace
Scaro aTo0ufS; Some. eG!0rAfu from PaG @RieoIetto
the Ksrd aentla n Haff Eaes!o tBishopy Afaip WITH With
gram arranged by Paul Bleyden;
Senior Don Leo Alvarado of the Mext-
can embassy Gdo IN violin f1s solos s:oa Sl-
Kreisler); "Canzonetta" (Ambrosiol;
baritone solos by Robert Frederick
Freund. .I3ao Loagi 1sa1, da1 Caro- Benz
Anita Gauges, contralto solos. The
Lord Is Mindful of His own" from
Elijah; "The Song Of the Wind"
CRogers), with Mrs. Louis Thompson
A program of diversified dances
will be presented through Mrs. Lillian
Salon de Danse. with Mildred Burn
Licarioni in essentric toe dance;
Lucille Luitch in snake dance and
Lydia Hunter and Berand Bailey in
exhibition waltz. Emily G. Hoffman
will present a separate interpretive
TaTaknath Das, East Indian writer
and philosopher. VII SPEAK peak on In,,. I'll
Powell. painter. will give a short talk
on washington. Her Art and Under
takings." and Max Bohm, whose can
vases are on exhibition at the Art
Center, will tell "Why Washington
Should Be the American Art Center"
Mr.. Bohm's works are to be found in
all principal museums of this country
and Europe.
Miss Thelma Rice, soprano, and
Mrs. Macon Rice McArtor. pianist,
gave an interesting joint recital in
Studio Hall last Wednesday evening.
Miss Rice's program included a group
of songs by Greig, group by Tschai-
kowsky, Rachmaninon and Dvorak;
another of songs by Campbell-Tipton
and Kramer, and final group by
Mrs. McArtors numbers included
two Liszt numbers, Beethovens Min
uet" and a poetic composition by
MacDowel
Members Of Miss Grace Gilchrist's
advanced class enjoyed meeting at
the home Of Miss Hilda Burke March
10. Miss Burke gave several read
ings and Miss Gilchrist made ex-
pIanatory remarks on the compost
tions given. Following the program
refreshments were served.
Members having numbers on the
program. were Margaret Dayton,
W Weckei, Moiiye Goldman. Mary Kath-
crime Burke, Thelma Winston, Eva
Jacobs, Edna Rosenberg, Mrs. Albert
Russell. Eva Mendeisohn, Frances
Mendeisohn, Gustave Weckol and
Among the recent activities OF Be-
atrfce Wainwright, soprano, was a
costume recital in Lynchburg, Va
Miss Wainwright and Miss Mary Eyre
MacElree, pianist. also gave a recital
at the Arts Club and program at the
Art Center, when Mr.. Max Bohn was
guest of honor.
This evening Miss Wainwright and
Miss MacElree will give recital at
Walter Reed Hospital and another at
the Federation of Women's Clubs.
A pianists' studio recital was given
last Saturday night by Miss Nellie E.
Monks, when she presented the fol-
lowing students: Emily Nicklas. Euge-
mia Fenstad, Margaret Harrell, Jane
Petersen, Ruth Edwards, Katherine
Brinley, Bertha Howard, Margaret
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