Evening star., 1923-06-24
Club and School Notes.

MISS FRANCES GUTEIUS has
1Nl issued cards for studio must
cal tomorrow evening, when she
will present Ted Crum. eight-year- old
pianist. in a program OF compositions
by Bach. Haydn and Heller.
Young Master Crum will also ac-
company Irving Winch. ten-year-old
violinist, in the Bach-Gounod Ave
Maria" and lrvings own compost
tion, 'Impromptu." Gerald Cook, who
was unable to participate in a recent
his hand in a cadet drill. will play the
List "Etude In D Flat"
Artists who will assist in presenting
a varied program are Mildred de
Hart, Contralto: Delmour Fuque, vio-
linist. and Wilhelmina GUIDE. reader
and pianist.
Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl. soprano. and
Miss Elzabe Winston. pianist. Will
give a concert. aided by the knabe
kmpicu. tomorrow night at the Pet
worth Baptist Sunday School, Ith and
Randolph streets northwest.
The program will be as follows:
'Marche Militaire" (Schubert-Tausig),
"Etude de Concert" tSternberg), Eliz-
abeth winston: "Etude de Concert
{Sternberg). recording y by !:nMSrs Ellzspetn n
w
Ia voix," from Samson and Delilah"
(Saint- -Saens), Ruby Smith Stahl,
Knabe Ampico accompaniment" Hun
garian Rhapsody No. 2" NiszD. re.
cording OF Alfred Cortot; Carnival
Little Damosel" (Novello). Ruby
Smith Stahl, Knabe Ampico accom-
paniment; Die Walkure" CRide of
the valkyries') rHutcheson)
Butterflies" cPapillons'o tRossn-
(nrnnStianl p
abeth Winston.
Elizabeth Clsry. thirteer-year-oid
pianist, will be presented In her first
recital Thursday evening at o'clock
in United Brethren Hall, North Cap
Charles Trowbridse Tittmann,
basso. will be the assisting artist of
The program will be: Sonata" C
Sharp Minor. Op. 81. No. 2 CBee-
!hSysn E,uae Ga sssoaaias eSas.eS in h'0sh Major
Pasanini-Liszt): bass solo. Anna
rilli" (CaccinD, Mr.. Tittmann; Con
certo" No. 4, in d Minor tRubin-
stein); "Andante" (second move
ment). orchestral accompaniment
seos S Pan9 sonk Mabel to ,he Evening
star" from "Tannhauser" CWagner),
and (b) "Duna" (McGilD. Mr.. Tit
mann; Spinning Song" (Mendels
sohn); "Nocturne." F Minor (Chopin)
dWeberj, second piano. Mabel Lin
ton.
At the Brookland NJ. E. Church
Tuesday evening, June IL, mu-
sical and dramatic program as pre-
ence by Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Phillips
humorous and dramatic dialect read.
er, who seems to possess unusual
versatility in expression. especially with
impersonations OF the American boy.
Mrs. Phillips was assisted by Miss
reader, and two tiny players. Helen
Myers and Richard Koonce, who were
much applauded.
The musical part of the program
was presented by Miss Leland Par.
ker Mrs. Boynton, Mrs. Arthur H
Fast. J. D Steele and his little son
Irwin, and Master Leroy Smith.
The entertainment was given fol
the benefit Of the church organ fund
Miss Ruth Clayton and her Sunday
and efficient cooperation in making
the entertainment a success.
The Chorus Study Club OF the First
Baptist Church held it's final busi-
ness meeting last Tuesday night.
The following prizes were awarded:
Hicks and Azalea Lunsford; second
prize, George Merriam, Robert Will
liams and Texie Myers. Bringing In
new, membere-First prize, Thelma
Hicks; second prize. Ina McLaugh-
lin and Edith George. General ac-
|tivity-First prize. Laura schlensker;
second prize. Louise Travis. Piano
scholarship prize. offered by Charles
Ferry. orsanist-Emily Cooper. Voice
scholarship prize, offered by Mr.. How
ard, director-Curtis Hamilton.