Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

| Helen Edgar Lancaster, contralto,
who is soloist at Ingram Congrega-
tional Church; Leslie F. Coyle, Eng
lish baritone. who is soloist at Christ
pianist. will give the following pro-
/ gram in recital at Mount Pleasant
| Lodge Hall Wednesday night at s:15
o'clock, under the direction of Mrs.
Henry Hunt Mckee and assisted by
| Charles T. Ferry. accompanist: Man
dalay" collie Speakes), Mr.. Coyle;
| Yesterday and Today" (Charles GIL
| bert Spross), Mrs. Lancaster: 20 Thou
Sublime, Sweet Evening Star" cTann-
hauser'D CWagner), Danny Deever"
(LiszD, "Gollywoggs Cake Walk"
| Debussy), Miss Storm: only a
| Yearning Heart" (Tschaik owsky),
THE Snowdrop" (Gretchninoff). Mrs.
Heoncavallo). Mr. CoyIe:: ITO Hill
| top" (Cox). Deep River tBurleigh).
! "An Open Secret" (Woodman), Mrs.
| Lancaster; 20 Divine Redeemer (by
| request) (GounoO, Mrs. Lancaster
Mr.. Coyle.
A program of Mcdowell compost
| tions was given on Monday evening
! last by some of the members of the
Mcdowell Music Club. Georgia f.
filled to their capacity and the audi
ence gave evidence Of pleasure
and appreciation by prolonged and
enthusiastic applause. The songs and
piano pieces were given by Anna
Kennedy, Edith Austermuhl, Harriet
Hine, Sue Kennedy. Kathryn Beck
Pauline Graft. Eleanore Colborn. with
Mrs. Mary Ponder Hatch as skillful
and sympathetic accompanist.
A recital of the third season of
the Associated Studios will be given
Tuesday evening at Sis, in the audi
torium Of the Y. NJ. G. A, 1886 G
street northwest. Mrs. Walter Nash
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The following program will be
P1rslude, r, Flat M Miner iae Hs1Ifr,
milford; "Lascia Chic Pianga" from
"Rinaldo'D CHandeD. Good Night"
tMasseneD. open Thy Blue Eyes
tMasseneD. Gladys Nelson; Can.
(Drdla), Harry Cherkassky; cycle
From the Seasons" CTschaikowsky),
BY the Fireside" (January), "Ride in
a Three-Horse Sleigh" tNovember).
Harvest Song" lAugusp. Gertrude
"Springtime" (Mackenzie). Anna Pat
terson; Spanish Dance" tGranados),
"Sicilano," "Rigaudon" Franceur-
Kreisler). Leo Alvarado; Would You
Gain the Tender Creature" (from
"Acis and Galatia'D tHandeD, WAN
derer's Night Song" (ShuberD, "Hark,
Hark the Lark" (Shubert), Hazel q.
Hughes; "Andante Spianato" and
''Polonaise" Chopin, Mrs. Jessie
Blaisdell.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation service department lobby
concert last Monday night was pro-
vided by Miss Mabel Bowie, Miss
Cassie Davidson and Master Emer-
son Meyers. pianists; Frederick
Freund, baritone; Mrs. Frederick
Freund. monologist: Miss Evelyn
Beasley. soprano, and Miss Marjorie
u. Davis, accompanist.
A delightful musical was given by
Josephine Mattson, soprano, and LIE
Roy Lewis, baritone, in Studio Hall
last Tuesday night. Their program of
French, Russian. Italian. Norwegian,
Indian and English music was much
appreciated. Mrs. Macon Rice Mac
Artor was accompanist.
The Columbian Male Quartet sang
for the Beta Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Ninth Street Christian
numbers constituting the program.
Mrs. Willard Haynie and Mrs. Paul
Ledig were accompanies for the solo
numbers.
DIR. and Mrs. T. s. Lovette will hold
their last Sunday afternoon musical
tea next Sunday from to & Miss