Evening star., 1923-02-18

ley; piano. ITO Spring" (Grieg).
Laura Tross, vocal. Save Me. o God"
Class exercises will be held jointly
IN music. history. educational series
with monograph records: black
board harmony; and theory recita-
tion at the Close Of the program
The monthly meeting of Rho Beta
Chapter. Aiu Phi Epsilon National
Musical Sorority. was held Monday
evening in the chapter room OF the
Washington College of Music. After
the business meeting a delightful
program was given by Clara Young
Rrown. soprano and Charlotte Klein.
ls.a The songs given were "I.ete''
Ol:amin2dt): Lullaby" fCyril Scott;
Where Blossoms Grow (Source).
Piano numbers given Were: Ballad"
Minor tChop.n): Waltz" (Chopin);
"A Gidly Girl" (Paul Ibert).
The MacDowell Music Club, Georgia
+. Miller president. held it's regular
monthly melting on Monday evening
last In the clubrooms. After short
program Of music was rendered by
some Of the members. as follows: lie
Matin" and lie Soir" lChaminade),
written for two pianos. Mrs. Fred
0fterdinger and Miss Katharine
Brooks: Sonata. Op. 81, No. 3, First
y, WI
Beck: Prelude and F'ugue, c Minor
(Bach). Eleanore Colborn; songs. 20
Rest In the Lord" from Elijah and
lie Was Despised," from THE Mes
siah Miss Sue Kennedy. contralto.
Elizabeth Winston, pianist, will give
a recital for the club at an early date.
The birthday of the father Of his
country Will be observed by the
Soa;d,, " ashinston Salon and United Arts
speeches THURSDAY evening at the
Playhouse. 1914 y street northwest.
and invitations have been extended
TO the diplomatic corps, members OF
resident and Official society. the lead
ing clubs and societies and art lovers
and educators in general The pro-
gra m will be under the direction OF
Rudolpae de zapp, president Of the
society.
The guest OF honor and principal
speaker of the evening viii be Dr.
Alois Il. Stangler, commercial coun-
selor of the Czechoslovak legation.
who will speak on "Music-a Ma
tioaal Asset" Coming from coun-
try Where music is looked upon rath-
er as daily necessity than luxury,
Dr. Stangler is taking deep interest
IN the development Of the musical art
in this country.
The musical numbers are: Soprano
solos by Mrs. Ruth Parks, The snow
Drop" (Gretchartenorf), "A Birthdsy:'
IWoodman). "Hayfields and Butter
flies" tRiego): piano accompanist.
Mrs. Irene N. Chainey: numbers ar
ranged by Paul Bleyden-piano solo
cert Study in c Minor (von Stern
berg). "scherzo in B Minor" (Chopin):
program selected by Henry r. Tas-
par-baritone solos by Royal NJ.
Tinker. Caro- Milo Ben" (Giordani):
Le Mirror" lFerrarD; The Deep
piano by Ethel Marie Bagnam.
The dramatic sketch. Riders to the
Sea- by J. NJ Synge, will be pre-
sentcd by the Angela Keir Players
, with parts as follows: aIaurya,
De Witt; Cathleen. Myrtle Gurnutt:
Nora. Helen Golden. Others par,
ticipatinE: Mrs. Lillian Able. Miss
Marthe Wooley, Austin Court and
others.
,.seN ss1o .nss. st5, :. rhythmic and
lsiebelius). with Mrs. Clara Moran
Hernheimer at the piano: Miss Clara
H.. Roehrle. in Loves Caprice" ball
Gard lss pas ;n,.rnl,. de ssui Miss Catherine Nc
O'Clock in the Morning" and "Es-
pana," and the ten-year-old artist,
1rma Gladman. toe dancing and sing
songs. accompanied on piano by Mrs.
lcOnd cooper.
College gave a delightful piano re-
cital last Sunday night when they
presented program Of exactinE
numbers with uniformly good tone
and technique and musicianly inter-
Among their numbers were: "Sen.a's
Ballad" from THE Flying Dutch
man" twagner-Liszt), Jussiery"
tGodardo. Louise Harrigan; Album
Norwegian March" tGreisS. "1mpro.
xisation' (MacDowel). Agnes Perrot;
".Liebestraum' tLiszt). "Waitz. 6
Sharp Minor" tChopin?, Helen Pur-
seI; fenia sacfarGlie MefarGl RRuSinstsin1. An.
benis), Elsie Pauiy: "Impromptu"
(Chopin), "Nocturne. r Sharp Major"
tChopin). Dorothy Donley: Soaring"
fsSSagav1' fSlsnsav9 ci1s Esgse Hs,shp F sharp Major
saises" fBeethoven). Waltz in A Flat
tChopin), Blanche Bartender; "Etude
in @ Flat" Chopin, "Scherzo from
F Minor Sonata" (Brahms), Regina.
Curlcy.
Louis Potter presented the follow
ing. program at his studio recital
last night: "canzonetta'' (schuett).
clssiaia Sssssm Il zmmsa
man; THE Donkey" (Ferrata), Louis
Potter. Sd; The Butterfly" "Erotik"
(Grieg). Mildred Spahr: "Nocturne"
9Mendelssohn), Edward Burdette;
"Polichinelle" (RachmaninofY). Charles
Reed: "Liebestraum in e (No. 2)"
Flat" tchopin), Hunting Song"
(Mendelssohn), Bertha Comstock:
''Narcissus" (Nevin). Dorothy Thomas;
Sonata, Opus 81, in D Minor (Bee,
Kirstin Dirk; "Etude in A
Flat" ''Etude in F Minor" opus IS
(Chopin), Josephine Leonard; "Rhap-
sody, No. 81 (Liszt), Mrs. Macon Rice
Theme and Variations in e
Flat Minor" for two pianos (Sind- |
ing), Miss Dirk and Mr. Potter.