Evening star., 1923-11-18

| There will be no collection and no
reserved seats.
Besides the solo numbers the or
chestra, under the direction of Mr.
Christiani. will give three numbers
assisted by members of the Army
Music School, which brings the per
sonnet up to sixty-five, giving the
orchestra a full quota of wood ant
brass, which balances the string in
struments.
| Following is the program: Over
ture. "Euryanthe" (Weber). orchestra
vocal trio, I'll Sing Thee Song
| (Harker) and "Maytime" tRiccD
Misses Birkhead, Fowler and Pollock
violin. "Andante from 7th Concerto
| (De Beriot) and "Bianco" (Drdla)
Miss Dorothy Dick; piano. "Etude'
! (Chopin) and Invitation to the
Dance" tWeber?. Percy keneipp.
(Eroica). (Beethoven), orchestra;
voice, 1.-THE Bond Maid" Ualo) and
| My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice
| (Saint-Saens), Mrs. Margaret l.
| Groomes; violin. "Legende" (Wient-
awskD and Dance Tziganes" tNach-
ez), Kenneth Douse; voice. I'd
| Provenza," from "Traviata" tNerdi)
| orchestra). and "Serenade" (Speaks)
| with orchestra. and "Serenade'
| (Speaks), Luciano Furland; piano
| "Rigoletto Fantasia" OiszD. Miss
| Gertrude Dyre. and three dances from
| Henry VIII (German), orchestra.
The Chaminade Glee Club Will give
| Its first concert of the season Tues
Memorial NJ. Z. Church, under the
direction of Miss Esther Linktns.
Miss Mary Louise Cockerille will be
| the accompanist. Miss Helen Belt,
violinist. Will assist.
The opening number will be Duet
of the Stars" by Nine. c. c. Chami-
| made. famous piantst-composer for
whom the club is named. Rose
Baby" which Will also be sung, was
composed by Mrs. Jessica Tabor Ben
ham. local musician.
Other numbers will be Loves
Benediction" tSilveD and "Dinah''
(Johns), by Glee Club Dedication"
(Schumann-Auer) and Waltz Blu
| cite" lDirgo-Auer), Miss Belt; Rev
cries" lSpeaksl and a Scotch Rhap-
sody" tNincent), Glee Club; "Slavonic
Dance" Dvorak-Kreisler) and
"Minuet" Observation-Disclosures Miss
Belt; cantata, 1.-THE Three Springs"
tBlisso. sketch of cantata by Miss
Ths pon fe nh ,,cds G5ss floh soo
by Miss Linkins; The Brook" Three
! Little Falls and Midday on the
River" Glee Club; THE Great Water
fall Glee Club, with obbligato solo
by Miss Linkins. and Finale" Glee
Club.
Beulah Beverly Chambers gave a
piano recital at her studio last sun
day afternoon, presenting Catherine
Hough. Anne Russell, Matflde Prin-
cipe, Elizabeth Thomas, Sylvia King,
Master Murray Russell and Robert
Reeside, who played compositions of
Haydn, Beethoven. Grieg. Chopin and
List
Frances Colella played Liszt's
played several Chopin numbers.
Rose Polio Jarman, dramatic So
prano Of the Washington Opera Com
pany. sang arias from "Tosca,' Sam :
son ct Delilah" and French and
An interesting musical program of
vocal and instrumental selections VIII
be prfesented by we'll known local art
lists at the concert and soiree of the
Washington Salon and United Arts
Society next Thursday night at the
Playhouse.
Miss Jack Charlton Ward will sing
THE First Primrose" (Griegl. OBJ
stination" (Fontanelles) and THE
; Maiden at the Spring" (Goldmark)
with Miss Gladys Hillyer accompanist
| Soprano solos will be given by Miss
Fannie Gluckstein, THE Land of the
Sky Blue Water" (Cadman), My Ma
tive Land" (GretchaninofD and 'The
Song of the Robin" Gamma Case), as
sisted at the piano by Miss Mary Ruth
Matthews; piano solos, "Alt Wien
(Godowsky) and "Valse Brilliante"
tCajanD. by Bertha Thompson Nelson.
Vocal and instrumental numbers Sc
lected by DR. and Mrs. T. S. Lovette.
Signor Enrico Angelica, baritone,
will SINCE This l Would Do" 9Chap,
nan) and Fri Tm Che Macehiyai;"
(VerdD, with Miss Bernice Randall at
the piano. Walter T. Holt and Miss
A. E. Hill will present the mandolin
and guitar duet, ''Valse Brilliante"
tAbD. Leroy II. Thayer with Miss
Helen Loftier will appear in tango
dances, including the Argentine. Gu
ban, Mexican and others with Ameri-
can adaptation.
Hon. Walter 1. Mccoy. chief justice
of the District Supreme Court, will
Duties and Commander Frederick C.
Billiard of the United States Coast
| Guard will give talk on THE His
| tory and Activities of the Coast
be Mr.. W. Clark Noble. the eminent
| sculptor; Mrs. Mary Wright-Davis
| author of THE Book of Lincoln and
| Mrs. Mary T. Waggaman, winner OF
! the knights of Columbus short story
+; contest. Rudolphe de Zapp, president
| of the society, will be in charge OF
| the program.
| The service department of the
Young Mems Christian Association
| sented by Jack Kidwell, banjoist
Harold D. Mccoy, reader; Miss Esther
| Melick, soprano; Miss Dorothy L. Gill
, lgan, violinist; Miss Elsie Lang. con-
| tralto: Henry Gilligan and Mrs. Jewell
| Downs, accompanist.
Mrs. Bessie N. Wild will present
Margaret Cooper Tolson and Mary
Margaret Gastrock in a piano recital
tomorrow evening at United Brethren
/ Sunday school house. North Capitol
and r streets northwest. at SIS
o'clock. The assisting artists will be
Mrs; Deborah II. Lawson and Mrs.
The program will include "Troikad
Ride" (Tschaikowsky), Miss Toison
La Gazelle" (Hoffman), Miss Gas
trock; "Polonaise" Gin c sharp minor)
E minor) (Mendelssohn), Miss Gas
trock; three songs from Green Tim
ber" Uieurance), wild Bird" THE
Whistling Mallards Fly" Where the
soa Wnss Matsss of Song ME-
Liszt). Miss Tolson; "Guitarre" (Mosz.
kowski), Miss Gastrock; "Golliwoggs," !"
cake walk (Debussy); March of the
Wooden Soldiers" (Goossens), Miss
Tolson: Theme" (for left hand
alone) Pirkhert), Miss Gastrock;
Lazy Song" Gawson). THE Lotus
Flower" (schumann), South Caro-
lima Groom Song (Gaul), Mrs Trot-
ter: "Cracovienne Fantastique" (Pad-
erewski) Miss Gastrock; "Nocturne'
(for left hand alone) (Scriabine),
Miss Tolson: MY Love Is a Mule
teer" (Nogero), Mrs. Lawson; so
nata in C Major" (Mozart) (second
piano part by -Greig), Miss Gastrock
and Miss Tolson.
Miss Helen Corbin Heinle. pianist,
and Charles Trowbridge Tittmann,