Evening star., 1923-11-18
Club and Sch0OINOte

| Daniel Smith Gordon is palatinate.
close with dancing
The first recital of the fifth season
OF the Associated Studios, Otto 81
mon. voice; La Sale Spier. piano:
Henri Sokolov. violin. win take place
rum OF the Y. NJ C. A, 1886 G street
northwest. Mrs Jessie Blaisdell and
otto Simon will be at the piano The
PUBIC Is cordially invited to attend.
Ihe following program will be given:
DowelD, Alexander clayton; "The
Dew Is Sparkling THE Asra" CRU
binstein). Frances Bogert: ''Nocturne.
3 Flat Minor" opus 8. 10. (chopin):
! March OF the Dwarfs,' opus 81, No.
i Ina I'M; age,n Il Feel Thy Angel Spirit"
The Glaciers by Moonlight" Oas-
sen). Charles Watts; allegro Motto
Appassionata." from Concerto in +
Minor tMendelssohn) "Arioso"
| tBacD, samuel Goldscher; Stay Yet
Awhile, Awhile, Thou Golden Moment" Marie
The Lorelei' tJensen), Mildred
Maxwell Smith: duets for soprano
and alto; by I4assen, Hope On" The
Gem Hughes and Florence Bogert:
Senate Pathetique," opus 13 (Bee-
| thoven) (grave; allegro di motto e
con brio); "Preludes in G Major. \
Maisie Nothnaeel; TO an Aeeoliam1
(Brahms). "Murmuring zephyrs'
(Jensen(, Hazel Gen Hughes; Noe
turne, T. Major," opus G., No. . (Cho-
pin): "Scherzo. + Fiat Minor tCho-
pin), Martha McAdams.
The usual weekly rehearsal of the
Cecelian Glee Club of Immaculate
Conception Academy. under the di-
rection of Mrs Lemuel Morton Ham
let was held last Thursday.
Rapid progress is being made in
which will be heard In the debut re-
cital of Washington's youngest mu-
steal organization In the early spring.
The Cecelian Glee Club is composed
Of seventy female voices. selected
from the senior classes of the acade
my. Many OF these students possess
talent which would indicate that
they are likely to individually add
to the musical prestige of Washing
ton in the next few years.
At a recent business meeting the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Miss Ger
trude Flournoy; vice president, Miss
Ruth Roberts; secretary, Miss Bertha
nell; librarian, Miss Margaret Nc
Carthy.
The club has joined the National
Federation of Music Clubs. and Will
adopt the course of study IN musical
appreciation as outlined by the fed
Grafton at the biennial convention
last spring.
The Lovette School of Music gave a
concert at the Knabe recital rooms
Tuesday evening. The numbers were
well presented and were received by
the audience with enthusiastic applause.
The following took part: Miss Edythe
Crowder and Miss Fannie Gluckstein,
sopranos; Miss Jack Charlton Ward.
nezzo soprano: Joseph di Meglio, tenor,
with Mrs. Bertha Thompson Nelson.
Miss Mary Ruth Matthews and Miss
Gladys Hiliyer, pianists.
The College Women's Club announces
a musical program, which is being ar
ranged by Mrs. Henry White for the
afternoon of Monday, November 20. at
4:30. The soloists will be Aimee Helene
Gay, pianist; Lucy Dunwoody Higgins,
soprano; Emile Margaret White,
Fiske Dudley, d. D., tenor.
One of the interesting features Of
the program will be the singing Of a
group of coster songs by DIR. Dudley.
who did a good deal of work among the
costers of London while a student al
Oxford
The club series of four musicales for
Saturday evenings. arranged by Miss
Mary Isabel Kelly for the benefit of the
piano fund, opened with a program for
harp. violin, piano and voice last night.
Three poems by James Whitcomb
Riley, with musical settings. formed a
feature. Miss Kelly was assisted by
katherine Riggs, haTpist: Helen Mac
Leod Cliff. eontraIto sOioist and reader
and Tracy Richards Plant. yiolinist