Evening star., 1923-10-07

E. Miller. director, has opened with
interesting activity. Plans are al
ready formulated for piano recitals
to be given by each member Of the
senior class. The first one will be
given by Eleanore Colborn on No
vember: the second, on December I, by
Edith Austermuhl. Others will follow
after the holidays.
These recitals will all take place
In the classroom OF the school.
The first meeting of the season of
the Mcdowell Music Club. Miss
Georgia E. Miller, president, will take
place tomorrow evening. when the
club will arrange for . Halloween
party, to be given the last week in
October. @
The attendance at the first re-
hearsal Of the ChaminAde Glee Club
was very gratifying. all OF the old
members being present, together with
several new members. The club IA
preparing an interesting concert.
under the direction Of Miss Esther
Linkins. to be given the latter part
of November. Rehearsais are held
every Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock
at the Homer l.. Kilt Company build
ing. 1880 G street northwest. An invi-
tation is extended to all women inter-
ested In singing to join.
The Washington College of Music
announces a series OF ten lecture con-
certs on Musical Appreciation" by
Marguerite Carter, violinist, assisted
by George H. Miller, baritone; Weldon
accompanist.
! The purpose of these lectures is
to develop a general understanding
of music and to. present illustrative
They will be held in the recital hall
of the college. starting at $3.50 o'clock.
The first 5of the: series was pre-
sented last Friday evening, and sub
seQuent dates are October 26, Novem-
ber is. December 4: January. 4, 20
February Is, March Z, %, April Is.
The price Of a course ticket is $s
and single lectures, 81 each. which
may be gotten at the college, TIA 18th
street. in advance or on the evening
Of the lecture.
Pen Women is to give series Of con-
certs this season, the dates arranged
being the last Friday in each month.
beginning October Is and ending
March 2S.
Selections presented at these con-
certs will be the compositions of
league members, many Of whom have
achieved notable success in the musi-
cal field. In some instances the com
posers themselves will present their
ed musicians and singers will give
the work Of their sister members
At these studio concerts only league
members will be featured either as
performers or composers and pro-
grams Of originality and distinction
are promised.
Mrs. Dorothy De Muth Watson, vice
president Of the District League, df-
rector Of art and music. announces
as chairman of the music COMMITTEES
Mrs. Dorothy Hamiine Cogsweli
widow Of Hamline Cogsweil. and now
chairman Of the committee is Miss
Florence Hyde, who will act as chair.
man at such times as Mrs. Cogswell
Is unable to be in the city.
At a meeting OF the music commit-
tee held at league headquarters Wed
nesday evening, September 26. the
Following concert chairmen were ap-
pointed: October. Miss Florence Hyde:
November, Miss Dick Root; December.
Mrs. Ruby Stahl; January, Mrs. Doro-
thy .Cogswell; February, Mrs. Gene
We've Bond, and March, Miss Willard
The studio concerts will be held in
fhe clubrooms Mt league headquar-
tiers. 1872 n street, and the audiences
will be limited to n members ,,s., OF the
At intervals during the season II
Is expected that larger concerts, open
to the. public, will be arranged by
the musical director and her COM
mittee.
| The .Orphaus club ofs Washington
held it's first meeting of the season
tuesday evening, when the program
AZ Am sricaya composers music wa:
rfxen by the committee Of the club
Mildred Kolb SchslEe. pianist: opened
| f6e program, playing three OF Arthur
Enofs,s includes ss and several OF
lanes Rogers, rniniatureA. Katharine
Rrookg soprano, ssAfi1 Frank La
TnrSe's Like the Rosebud." c. Whit
ner Coombe's Her Rose" and Ernest
Bairs "The Night .WtHd LIE 10.
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