Evening star., 1923-05-13
Music Club and School Notes.
MARION ROUS.

The annual business meeting Of the
Rubinstein Club was held last We'd
nesday morning. in the Fairfax room
of the Willard Hotel. Reports for
the year were given by the officers
and chairmen of committees. A vote
of thanks was rendered to Mr.. Robe
son, director, and Mrs. Blandy, ac-
companist. A resolution of thanks
was also given T. Arthur Smith and
Guy Ourand for their sincere, inter
est and services rendered the club.
Plans were discussed for next sea-
son, and a sum of money was voted
to partly defray the expenses of Mrs.
Frank B. Lord. who was chosen as
delegates to the biennial convention
of the National Federation of Music
Clubs, at Asheville, \. c., June 9
to II.
Letters were read from Mrs. Will
liam r. Benham, secretary; Miss Alice
Broas, treasurer. and Mrs. Frank B.
Lord. librarian, declining the re-
nominations for their respective
Offices rendered to them at the meet
ing April IL.
The election of officers for the
season of 1924 resulted as follows:
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Robert II. Dalglefsh;
first vice president, Mrs. John w.
Dawson; second vice president, Mrs.
Harvey l.. Rabbit; secretary, Mrs.
George Q. Wilcox: treasurer, Miss
Isabel Hacker; librarian. Mrs. w. L.
Buell..
The club will hold a rehearsal at
IL am. Tuesday. in the ballroom of
the Willard Hotel. for the program
to be given by the club that evening
for the Chamber of Commerce.
Rehearsars of the Rubinstein and
Almas Glee clubs will be held at 5
pm. in the rooms of the Gavel Club
this Thursday evening, and also May
"a and 81, in preparation for the
joint concert to be given June 4 fer
the visiting Shriners.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lovette will
present in their first formal recital of
the season at the Washington Club
next Thursday evening at S:45 the fol-
lowing artists and advanced students:
Piano. Xelma Etoile Brown. Gladys
cal. Edythe Crowder and Lorena
Stockton Gawler. sopranos.
The program will be as follows:
Sonata, E Minor (Grieg). Miss Mat
thews; "Herodiade." Air de salome"
"Sonate." "Pastorale" (Beethoven),
''Preludes." Nos. IS. IL and 90 (Cho-
pin), Miss Hillyer: Wind and Lyre"
(James II. Rogers>. The Message of
Sing Me a Song" tSpross), Mrs Cav
ler; Symphonic Etudes' (Schumann).
Miss Brown: "Rhapsodie." No. Is
(Liszt), Miss Matthew's: The Last
Hour (Kramer). THE Winds in the
South" John Prindle Scott). Miss
10 - 4 yol
tSaint Saens). Miss Hillyer: Waltz
Song ("Romeo and Juliet") tGou-
nod), Mrs. Gawler. and 'Tarantelle"
(MoszkowskD. Miss Brown. Miss
Brown and Miss Mary Ruth Matthews
will also act as accompanies.
Invitation cards. are obtainable at
music stores.
The Rebew Orchestra. under the
direction of n. w. Weber, gave the
last of its series of public concerts
lecture room of Keller Memorial
The assisting soloists were Miss
Mildred Shipley. who sang IAN Eve
ming Love Song Chapman. and "a
Love Note" IRogersl; Miss Helen
Bury, whose numbers included "Fruh-
1ing5sit pneasH, gsekep; 1seotf, and The False
(WelIs); william P: shannahan. who
sang Rose Of My Heart" UIohr), and
"Until' (Sanderson). Edward l.
Weber and A. E. Smoot played Sym
phony, No. 2" (Dancla) and Herd
Maids Dream" Dabitzky). as violin
the accompanist.
The orchestra numbers included a
selection from "Mikado" (suilivan}.
(von Blonl, Battle of the Waves" :"
Trovatore" (VerdD. Blue Danube"
waltzes. and From Battle to Vic
tory" march,.
During the evening the Rev.
Nicholas. on behalf of the members
of the orchestra. presented the direc-
token of the high esteem in which he
is held and in recognition Of his
moro than thirty years service as
director:
George Deland, organist of st.
Johns Church, Georgetown, and Miss
Meta Craig, soprano, will present q
program in Pinkney Memorial Church
of Hyattsvilie next Wednesday night.
..Marehe ae s'fs Religieuae" eauiimant5: my
Sweet Repose" (Schubert); Echo"
from the French overture in B minor
(Bach); Hail Columbia Fugue"
SPudlesy Bqek1: =; Butterfly" Grieg);; ;;
(Lieurance); Mexican song, La Colo
TeiT' (Rossini): "Evensong" John
ston); LIE Crepuscle" (Guy), and
"Coronation March" from the opera
"The Prophet" (Meyerbeer). Soprano
solos-"Hear Ye, Israel" from Eli
jah" (Mendelssohn): Come Unto
Him. All Ye That Labor. from Han
ders Messiah"
Tho fourth compliine entary recital
OF the Associated Studios will take
place Friday evening at o'clock. at
the Playhouse, 1914 N street north.
west La Sale Spier will be at tho
second piano. and Mrs. Walter Nash
and Otto Simon will accompany tho
other numbers. -
/ The following program will be