Evening star., 1923-05-13
CLYDE b. AITCHISON.

given: Concerto: Minor. Opus 81"
Beethoven), allegro Con Brio"
first movement), Gertrude Locher;
"Lascia Chic Pianga" (HandeD,
Gladys Nelson; Concerto, A Minor"
.Aeeola), aAse David LeSum "Giunss
Patterson; Romance" (Rachmanin-
Off. Maisie Nothnagel; "Connais-tule
Paye" (Thomas, Katharine Thompson;
"Hejre kati' 6Hubayl, Leo Alyarado;
Hazel G. Hughes: "Rondo Brillante"
tMendelssohn), Martha McAdams;
Thou Brilliant Bird" DAVID, Adel-
aide Watson; Concerto, Il Minor.
Opus GA" Mendelssohn). Joseph H.
Rstner. so assomPanied by Ben5amin mrs
Ida Willis Seaton; "Andante Spianato
and Polonaise" (Chopin). Mrs. Jessie
Blaisdell; Might Hymn on the Sea"
Cfor chorus).
Miss Netta Craig, soprano; Arthur
Gorbach, baritone. and Charles I.
Ferry, pianist. will be the artists at
the concert to be given under the
auspices of the Dixie Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
at the Raleigh Hotel Tuesday night.
The orchestral music will be fur
nished by Breeskin's Orchestra. Mrs.
L. NJ. Elliott and Mrs. George b.
King are in charge of the arrange
.
Numbers will include group of his
own compositions.
The Chaminade Glee Club. under
the direction of Miss Esther linkins,
sang at the Home for Incurables last
Monday evening. Miss Winifred NJ.
| Micha elson. accompanist. also played
two piano solos and Miss Linkins
sang a group of songs. Community
| singing was featured on the pro-
gram.
The annual business meeting of the
club will be held at Miss Linkins
home tomorrow night at s o'clock.
| The past years reports will be read
and the annual election Of officers
Will be held.
! Emerson Meyers. pianist. assisted
| by Jacob Levenson, youthful violin
| ist, presented an interesting program
! before a large, enthusiastic audience
at the Y. NJ. c. A. on May 3. The
piano numbers included familiar COM
| positions by the masters, including
Bach, Beethoven. Chopin, Mendels-
sohn Grieg. Da Quin and Mcdowell.
! Hurdy -Gurdy Man." was also given.
Master Levenson played the always
popular souvenir" and Romance"
by Reis.
The Girl Scout Glee Club. Miss
Esther Linkins, director, and Miss
; Mary Louise Cockerille, accompanist,
! is planning a concert and cantata
| to be presented May 26, at o'clock,
! in the auditorium of the Interior De-
! is in charge of the rhythmic dane
| ing which will be given in connec-
| ton with the cantata.
| Herman C. Rakemann presented
| Miss Eugenia Botkin, Isadore Alpher.
Miss Inez Becker. Paul Collins and
Miss Roberta Gerstin in a charming
! violin. recital at Gunston Hall last
night. Nation Boyce was the accom-
I panist of the evening. The feature
tet arrangement made by Mr.. Rake.
| mann of 'Menuetto From Senate"
| by Hayden, and played by Messrs
Alpher, Collins. Rakemann ma and Mat at
teresting number was the serenade
for two violins and piano by Sind
berg, played by Miss Botkin. Mr..
AIpher and Mr.. Boyce. The program
was opened and closed with we'll
rendered numbers by the string or
chestra and the solo numbers were
I delightful.
| Kirsten Dirk, pianist. assisted by
| Clelia Fioravanti. mezzo-contralto,
and MARCEL Greenhalgh, accompanist.
presented an interesting program at
the Washington Club last Friday
night under the direction of Louis
| Potter. The most unusual feature on
| the program was the group of Dan
| ish compositions by Hoeberg, played
| with fine understanding by Miss
Dirk.
Miss Anna Kennedy, Miss Jose
| phine Mattson, Miss Sue Kennedy,
| Miss Eleanore Colborn. Miss Eliza
beth Waters, Mrs. Lawrence Martin
and Miss Katharine Offterdinger,
with Miss Mary Hatch as accompa-
| mist. will present the second compli-
| mentary concert of the Mcdowell
! Music Club Of Washington next Tues
/ day evening.
The program will include: "Soirees
de Vienne. No. 6" (Schubert -Liszt),
| Anna Kennedy: What's in the All
Today" (Eden) and MY Ships" lBar-
| rattl, Josephine Mattson; I'VE Walk
ed Under Woodland Arches and THE
Almond Tree" (Schumann), Sue Ken
| nedy: "Scherzo C Sharp Minor" and
| 'Nocturne F Sharp Major" (Chopin), },
| Eleanore Colborn: "Sing, Sing Birds
| on the Wing" (Nutting) and Polly
Willis CDR Arne), Mrs. Lawrence
| Martin: duet. "Oh, That We Two
Were Maying" (Navin). Miss Mattson
| and Miss Kennedy; Cradle Song"
| ''The Wounded Birch" and my Native
waters: Concert waltz Major"
| and "Impatience." from Spring
| Pieces tMoszkowskD. Katharine
Offterdinger. and Mary Ponder
Hatch accop,nopIet