Evening star., 1923-12-09
7IE Arts Club of Washington is
presenting an unusually at
tractiye musical this evening

4 traCtlN6 musical tiiiS SNSiiiiio
| at $50 o'clock, when the
artists will be Sylvia Lent, the young
| Washington violinist who mas peen 80
successful in her American as Wen DO
| European debuts on the professional
concert stage, and Or. Anton Gloetz-
ner, ,pianist-composer.
Joseph Pache has issued cards for
a song recital next "Wednesday eve
ripp when he will present Nina Claf-
| lin Poizet, lyric soprano. assisted py
! Roy Williams. tenor, in program
beginning at $50 o'clock in studio
Han, 1406 Fl street northwest
The Friday Morning Music Club
presented an interesting program OF
songs and piano music in the assem-
bly room of the Cosmos tlub fridd9
morning. The artists were Mrs. ioi
ence Howard, soprano; MISS SAGE
Styron, pianist, and 'harleS l.
composer pianist.
Next Friday the "Kreutzer Sonata.
by Beethoven. will be given, with
Mrs Ragland, pianist: Mrs. chase
violinist, and Mrs. Gawler, soprano
presenting the program.
Jewell Downs presented the first OF
her students recitals at her studio
last THURSDAY evening: Th%se r,se Tuo Iua
HuddIesop. Alice 3. Haie. Bernard A.
Young. Mamie Carolyn Giles. Pauline
Kennedy Gwendolyn Tayior' NlilldHl
Stanley Quine and Elsie Lang
Louis A. Potter presented studio
musical last Monday evening; IhoTe
Louis Potter. 3rd. Helen Welsh; Lyn-
cite Rice. Dorothy Thomas, EdWin
Moore. Virginia Graham. Mrs Lillian
peterson. Iva Bethel. Kirstan otrlk'
=. {. Williams and Mr. Potter.
Tho orpheus Club Of Washington
will hold its next fortnightly mesune
Tuesday evening in the home or MT.
Court. .21I5 T. street. The program
of French music will be given at
O'Clock by Leroy Lewis, baritone;
Walter Nash. ceiiist. and Gertrude NC
Rae Nash, pianist.
Club was held in the studio or MT.
Lewis and the program Of German
music was given by Sue Kennedy,
contralto; Rub" stanford. vlolinist'
and Mildred KoIb Schultze.. pianist.
Miss Kennedy sang songs of roman
tic Germany, including Schumann
DER Nussbaum." II Fain Would
Forth. I'd Fatn Be Free, and We
walked Under woodland %na md ATches da
aII Madchen" and per Doppelsanger"';
and a group of the moderns. kaun
my Native Land" Rudolph CAM,
what Is Love-" and "A Memory
and Won Fielitz. LAS stanfor6 M,eh 1eln n,aAed
"Romance" by wilhelmji. and
"AIazurka" by Haesche. Mrs. Schulze
gave Weingsrtner 0uarissa T,Ia. an"
"Skizzen', and 'Herbsblatter,; Gustav
Mahler's symphonic Etude' ana
strauss "Fledermaus.
Miss Josephine Z. wormleH. assist
ant director of music in the public
schools. divisions 1913, has an
rounccd the seventh annual CHRIST
mas carol service to be held at the
Lincoln Theater on Thursday, Decem-
Der 90. at pm.
The program will feature ti"i iStS
from the kindergarten anI STadSS,
the o Street Vocational School. the
shaw and Randall Junior High
schools and the Miner Normal School
THE music department will be as
sisted by Mrs. Lillian Evans-Ilpbs'
soprano Wiliam la;hhs oIeanst JeeTsoh and i0 the
Howard University Choir directed by
Miss Caroline Grant; Miss Madeline
Coleman, accompanies.
The chaminade Glee Club sang for
the Five Points Masonic Club at the
Denartment Of the Interior Auditor
irm recently and the program given
two weeks ago at the Metropoiltan
Memorial NJ. T.. Church was repeated;
Miss Helen Belt. violinist. assisted. and
Miss Mary Louise Cockerille accom-
panied the glee club and Miss Belt.
plans are well under way for the
banquet to be held by the Chaminade
Glee Club at the Women's City Cluo
on January 10. 1924.
Mrs. NIyra McCathran Marks pre-
sented Priscilla Alden Slaughter In a
song recital at the Little TheateI IN
Mrs. Marks. assisted by Mrs; susanne
Oldberg, received over zoo guests.
Miss Slaughter was In hne form, neI
resonant tones were clear, snnooln
Teen appreciation of the meaning OF
the composer by her artistic lnterpre-
tation. -,
Miss Slaughter was assisted by
pianist, who played with artistlc
finish.
Nine Henriette Coquelet. ASH
ington soprano, has just returned
from Richmond. Va. where she had
great success as soloist of the inter-
national centennial celebration OF the
Monroe doctrine. Nine. Coqueiet was
chosen for this position Dy the iaee
President Harding and DR.. Clarence
J. owens. She sang before an audi
ence OF 5000 people in the auditorium
Of Richmond and was recalled twelve
times after her second group or
songs.
Netta Craig, whose costume recltais
have proved unusually popular TINS
season, will give such concert at
the Georgetown Convent or the Fisl-
tation on Friday. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Bertrand Trenis, plan-
list, who will play several solo num-
Craig.
A similar recital was presented by
these artists last week in Asbury
Park, n. J., before an audience com
posed largely Of musicians and sing
ers of New York and Philadelphia,
and was well received. 81
Miss Lois Stuntz and Mrs: Nell
Galley Canine entertained jointly Mu
Phi Epsilon Sorority at the home OF
Miss Stuntz last Monday evening.
A charming program was given by
Edith Athey. Charlotte Klein and
Glars. Wolfe. pianists; Nell Galley
Canine, Gibson Wood. Clara Young
Brown and Mrs. Helen Fiske Torrey.
yocalista. Mgs. TorreS. WAS the. only,