Evening star., 1923-04-01
Music School and Club Notes.

Edwin p. Jones, Pauline Kennedy
william Stanley Quine and NJ Caro-
lyn Giles.
The Young Mems Christian Asgo.
citation service department lobby coni
cert last Monday at pm was pre-.
sented by Mrs Macon Rice McArtor
pianist; Miss Esther Linkins, so
! prano; Miss Ada Louise Townsend
Contralto; Mr.. Edgar Kidwell. ban
joist. and Miss Gertrude Lochers &C.
companist.
AT a tea held at tho College Wonl'
ems Club Monday afternoon Mist
Mary Cleland Nelson Of Baltimore
gave lecture-recital entitled The
Fusion of the Arts With Music"
Miss Nelson divided the music 81
the ages into three periods, classi'
cism, realism and cubism. illustrating
| color. rhythm, design, ornamentatioL,
| freedom and individuality as de-
yeloped in music.
Miss Nelson played the following
selections to illustrate her talk: Ma
! Mere TOye" RaveD. folk song
| (HandeD, shepherds Hay" from the
shakespearean Bidford Norris dancesi
Aria from Don Giovanni" (Mozart),
pastoral, Que Fais Tu Bergere''.
Mendelssohn's Song Without Words
and selection by Schornberg.
Special guests were, Mr.. and Mrs
Bush Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lawrence and Miss Leila MechIin
Miss Isabel Kelly poured tea, assist
ed by Miss Mccoy and Mrs. r. S
Dyer.
The next Meeting OF the Friday
Morning Music Club VIII be held IN
| the Eighth Street Temple this Friday
at ! o'clock. The quartet. which con.
sists of Mrs. Ethel Gawler, sopranos
JsFy lav Ii
Louis Thompson, tenor, and George
Miller. baritone, with Lewis Atwater,
organist and director. will give
program Of Hebrew music, with ex-
planatory remarks by Dr.. Abram ST.
mon. The public is cordially invited.
Mary J. Bean, contralto. and Edwin
2. Jones, tenor, sang for the RAMS
Head League, in the Rams Head
Playhouse. last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Bean sang ''Marcheta" and my
Abode" Miss Ethel Louise QuinlanQ
accompanied her at the piano.
Mr.. Jones sang vale" and Loves
Communion" Mrs. Jewell Downs
played the accompaniments.
Mrs: Elizabeth Briggs entertained
members of Rho Beta Chapter, Mu
Phi Epsilon National Musical Soror-
ity, at her home last Monday evening.
An impromptu musical program was
presented by Lois Stuntz, Elizabeth
Briggs. Inez Miller, Nell Canine, Clara
Young Brown Hazel Gibson and
Helen Won Erde.
Miss Won Ende is a, member Of Ep-
silon Chapter and is a graduate OF
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and
leaves in the near future to resume
her studies at Fontainbleau, Paris.
where she has been a student for
several years.
Rho Beta Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon
National Musical Sorority, gave a
musical in the ball room Of the Hotel
Powhatan last night.
Mrs Lucille /. Belts introduced Miss
Jeanne RiedIineer at an invitation
affair Tuesday at noon in the Homer
l.. Kilt studios. Miss Frances GuteliuS
accompanied her on the plano and
played two solo numbers written by
American composers. The program
included:
My Heart Ever Faithful" (Bach),
The Angel (Wagner), "Nymphs
and Fauna' (Bemberg), My Little
Gray Home in the West" Nohrl. J.
Riedlinger: Negro Elegy" tJohn
Powell1, The Fountain Of the AcCue
Peola" (Charles T. Griffes), Frances
Gutilius: 'Loreley' Lisz). "Connais-
tn lie Pays" (Thomas), j. Riedlinger.
Louis Potter presented the follow
ing in an Interesting recital at his
studio last Monday evening: Eliza
beth Rice. Virginia Graham, Margarct
Becker. Dorothy Thomas. Mildred
Spahr. Bertha Comstock. Elsie Rup-
precht, Josephine Leonard, Mrs. Ma
con AfcArtor. Taylor Anderson. Louis
Potter, Sd; Iva Bethel, kirstin Oh
| rik and c. c. Williams.
Hazel Wegner Bachschmidt. concert
soprano, will give the following pro-
gram in her recital Monday, April g.
at the Playhouse. under the manage
lnent Of Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee as
sisted by Charles T. Ferry, composer
pianist, and William l.. de Luca,
fiutist: Theme and Variations (H
. PrOchl, Hazel Bachschmid: Der
Schmied" johannes Brahms). The
Clock" (G. Sachnowsky) and "Er Lieh
Nur Mich AlIein" CCarl Eckert), Hazel
Bachschmid; Might Song" "Moonglo1
and ''DanSe EXcentrique" (Charles r.
| Ferry, Mr.. Ferry. at the piano:
"Chanson Provencale" CDelrAcqual,
a Vesta Portez vos Offrandes' (Gou-
nod, Inter Nos" CMacFayden).
Come TO the Woodland" (Charles T.
Ferry, Hazel Baehschmid; "Charmant
Oiseau,' la Perle du BresiT (F. Da-
vId). Hazel Bachschmid, Mr.. de Luca
and Mr.. Ferry.