Evening star., 1923-11-04
CLUB AND SCHOOL
NOTES

The Shakespeare Society, as one
300th anniversary of the publication
of the first folio. will give an eve
ming of Shakespeare's lyrics. DR..
Paul Kaufman, dean of the Amer
lean University department of lit
erature, is the speaker. and has ar
from twelve of the plays will be
given. The male quartet. composed
of Robert O'Leone. Charles Reagan,
Frank Duffy and Thomas Pyne. give
song from "As You Like It." "Hark;
Hark, the Lark" from "Cymbeline."
and "Sigh No More. Ladies'" from
Much Ado About Nothing MIS-.
Chester J. Hum, contralto: sings sings
and Violets Blue" from Loves La
Dor Lost" and "She Never Told Her
Love-" from Twelfth Night" Fulton
Lewis. baritone. will sing two songs
IrE% Fi~e Thy ge Father eerSt Lies" and "come
Unto These Yellow Sands" and also
"Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind"
from "As You Like It." and How
the Hungry Lion Roars." from ~ "a
Sdt Midsummer qrn M MisaTs aTsam Drsam know
Bank Where the Wild Thyme
Blows.">>will be sung by the Misses
Ruthellen Ward and Roberta Har-
rison. Alden Bradford. who played
production of Twelfth Night" will
give his song, when That Was
and a Little Tiny, Boy" and also a
song from "Othello," "The Poor Soul
Sat Signing by a Sycamore Tree"
So far as possible the Oldest mu-
and the program represents much
time and study by the director.
The Rubinstein Club will give the
ber 13 in the ballroom of the New
willard HOTEL with Nine. Hulda
Lashanska as the assisting artist. One
of the interesting features OF the
evening will be a group OF Mexican
numbers. including "Deja, Morona
viejo Amor" by the same composer;
"Poloma Blanca" by M. Lerdo de
Tejada; "Crepuscula" (Twilight. by
Jose Fieres Y PARA. and La Palo-
ma" by Yradier. The Mexican num-
bers were chosen by the club director,
Mexico this past summer, and nave
been effectively arranged for ladies'
voices by Mrs. Elizabeth Collision Hill,
a member of the club. Mrs. Hill has
had several of her own compositions
accepted and published by'a foremost
music publishing house.
On Tuesday, at $50 pm, in the
New Willard Hotel, the Rubinstein
Club will give their annual luncheon.
There will be no rehearsal on Tues
day of this week.
Nine. Hulda Lashanska, the bril-
liant young soprano. who Is to appear
here with the Rubinstein Club, is
said to have a voice of rare quality.
Great interest will be shown in her
coming. as she was considered the
20 Of no orr
The Rebew Orchestra, under the
direction of II. W. Weber. Will give
the first of its series of public re-
night in the lecture room Of Keller
Memorial Church. the assisting So
loists being Miss Hasseltine Dunn, So
prano. and Raymond D. Fillius. tenor
There is no charge for admission
and all music lovers are invited.
The next meeting of the American
Guild of Organsts will be held to-
morrow night at Louis Potter's studio.
1925 G street northwest, at pm. AS a
special feature string trio composed
of Helen Gerrer, Gertrude McRae Nash
and Walter H. Nash will present a
special program, including the Rhein-
berger Trio in A." this having been
chosen as perhaps being of unusual
interest to all who are acquainted
with his organ works, but not any too
familiar with other examples OF his
ingenuity.
Other topics of interests will also
be presented.
The Friday Morning Music Club
held its first meeting last week, when
the board of governors met at Mrs.
Byrnes' home. and the first business
meeting for all active members will
be held next Friday. at the Cosmos
Club assembly room at noon.
Luncheon will be served at / o'clock
and members wishing to attend the
luncheon must notify eMrs. Byrnes.
The orchestra Of the Americaniza-
ton School here, which is doing so
many interesting musical things, is