Evening star., 1923-03-04
EPlKA MORINI
City Club


Washington soprano, will sing at the
formal opening session of the annual
meeting of the District Of Columbia
Chapter of the D. A. r. tomorrow even
ing, at. Continental Memorial Hall.
Quite an elaborate musical program
has been arranged for this occa sion,
and the Army Band. under the con-
ductorship of w. J, Stannard, will
give several numbers. Carfax Sander
son, the tenor, who has recently come
to Washington, but is already popular
here, will also sing two numbers.
Mrs. Lyons. accompanied by the
band; will sing "se Saran Rose"
sing Donna. vorrei Morir' (TostD
and "A Little Winding Road" (Ronald).
The band numbers will include:
20 Conrad" (Tieke), THE Magic
Melody lRombert, Gen: Lejeune
March" (BransoD and THE Rife
Regiment" tSousa). STAFF Sergt
Dufresne will give Schubert's Ser
enade" as a cornet solo.
Estelle Wentworth and Harry Ed
ward Mueller will present the follow
Congregational Church next Friday
evening at s:15 o'clock: Chorus, Il
Bring You Heartease" (Branscombe),
Eshyie Baker; Catherine Gable Freda
Field, Christine Irish. Hazel Kirk.
Blanche Kerr. Nina Norman, May
Nuchols. Alice Strauss; Queens"
tCadman). Charlotte Hobbs: Flower
l. Norman: "Humoresque" fParlow).
Robert Hobbs: Waltz Song" from
Romeo and Juliet tGounod), Eliza
beth Thornberry: Concerto Gregori
ana" introduction and allegro 3You).
vanpa" from III Trovatore" (VerdD.
Dance" CDennee). Charlotte and Rob-
ert Hobbs; Rose of My Heart"
M0hl' Of ThuIsday bs v fr6 DE Matters
Butterfly" tPuccini, Elizabeth Thorn
berry and Nina Norman; Concerto
in q Minor" FIRST movement tBeetho-
ven). Mrs. OttonIe +. Gilbert and Mrs.
Jessie w. Cummings.
Eva Whitford Lovette. mezzo-so-
prano; Margaret Mansfield, violinist;
Mary Ruth Matthews, pianist, and
Mrs. Theo Lacy Edmiston. reader,
gave the program which was part
bration given by the Texas Club at
the Willard Hotel Friday evening
Mrs. Lovette gave the following
group of songs: "Se Tu Mani. Sc
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standchen' lBrahms), Songs Ny
Mother Taught Me" (Dvorak) and
AT the Wcll'' (Hageman). Mrs. Low
cites enunciation Is always excel
lent and her old Italian song was
particularly we'll liked
Miss Mansfield gave a delightful
Interpretation of the Hungarian
Idyle" (Keler Bela) and MacDowell's
ITO Wild Rose" playing it with
depth Of tone. Miss Matthews gave
the Fifteenth Hungarian Rhapsody"
Of Liszt, displaying unusual TECH
nique and big tone quality. Mrs.
Mansfield and Dr. T. S. Lovette
played delightful accompaniments.
Another interesting feature Of the
evening was the interpretative dance
given by Miss Edith Davis. which
was most delightful, as were the
readings given by Mrs. Edmiston.
Miss Esther Linkins, popular young
bers at the meeting of the Columbia
Chapter of the D. A. r. Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. PAU
Anderson.
Mrs. Samuel Winslow, Mrs Marion
Lawson. Mrs. Ralph Barnard and
Mrs. Katharine Floeckler Cullen were
the soloists In delightful program
of miscellaneous music given Friday
morning before the members of the
r.
assembly room Of the Cosmos Club.
The soloists for the program to
be given next Friday morning, who
will give both duet and solo numbers,
are Mrs. Elliott Woods and Miss Elsie
Edwards. with Miss Dorothy bennett
at the piano.
The Columbia Male Quartet sang
for the Iowa State Society meeting
Wednesday evening at Rauschers,
where the Iowans celebrated the ap-
pointment of one of their number to
the governorship Of Porto Rico. The
quartet sang Iowa, Beautiful Land"
written by Mr.. Towner.
The Rebew Orchestra, under the di-
rection Of H. w. Weber, will give a
public rehearsal tomorrow night in
the lecture room Of Keller Memorial
of ST. Patrick's mixed choir, and
Messrs. Brearley and Rinns, English
horn, will be the assisting soloists.
There Is no charge for admission.
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler gave
delightful program last Saturday
evening at the residence OF Mrs. Hig-
gins, on New Hampshire avenue. Her
program included groups OF old Eng
lish, Irish and modern American
songs
cert of the Army Band at Central
eE az 9HarrisI. Alice Where Art
Thou?" (Asher) and Happy Song"
(Del Riego), responding to an en-
thusiastic recall with strickland's
piled the accomplishments on both
occasions.
The George Washington University
Glee Club will assist Harry Edward
Mueller in giving a concert WedneS-
day. The feature of the program
cony of "Fantasie for Organ and
plano, written by Louis A. Potter
and dedicated to Harry Edward
Mueller.
Following is the program: Glee
Club group, "Bedouin Song" (Rogers),
"In tho Time Of Roses" SReichardD,
Swing Along. (Cookp; Fantasie Tor
and Harry Edward Mueller; Glee Club
group, "winter Song" (Bullard).
mighty LAX Rose (Nevin), "rhe
sword Of Ferrara" (Bullard) and the
I,iszt "Concerto in E Flat" for piano
and organ. The concert is free and
the public is invited.
The Chorus Study Club Of the First
Baptist Church met at the studio of
the director, Mrs. florence Howard.
last tuesday evening. and, following
the regular lesson on sight reading
the members discussed the life Of
Mendelssohn. Mrs. Carrie Jacoby,
soprano, sang several numbers and
rehearsal of Stainer's oratorio, 1.-THE
Daughter Of Jairus," to be given
Easter evening. was started.
The officers of this club are.
Miss Lula Eller. president: Miss
Azalea Lunsford. vice president; Misc
Frances jackson, secretaryi George