Evening star., 1923-02-18
Music Club and School Notes.

" DCSCOOI 1 VOLCCs
I (Eachrsninoff), Virginia Mitchell:
saint -saensl, Flora Brylawski; The
! tBecthovea), purward Bowersox.
Lucy Dunwoody Higgins. naezso.
e0FIS Of the cha9eh Smehy of .ha the 1Gesr ee0.
i at students musical. given by
Miss Grace G;lchrist at her studio
last evening. Miss Higgins numbers
! Campbell! Upton: There Ia No Death.
| by Godfrey O'Hara. and a Spray O.
Heather" by John Prindle Scott. Miss
| Gtlchrlst was at the piano as accom-
J paaist.
Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl. soprano, and
Miss Elizabeth Winston. pianist. were
soio;sts at a concert given IN the par
lor3 of the L street branch OF the y.
W. c. A last Tuesday evening. This
entertainment was the second IN a
series Of free concerts which were re-
, Gently !naugurated by the Z street
! branch. and which are proving very
popular.
Mrs. stahrs frst number was the
aria Mon Coeur S'ouvre q ia Eoix''
' ,
numbers were: Il Wept. Beloved"
Iiue). and Little Damoser' (Novcl-
lo). They all were enthusiastically
received by the audience.
: Mss Winston's drst number was
: Schubert's March MlIitaire," followe ed
by "Etude dc Concerto Minor
(Sternberg). She displayed marked
brilliancy and technique IN her rendt-
t!on OF The Ride OF the Ealkyrie"
. fWagner-Hutchins arrangement).
and charmed her audience with the
delicacy OF her Interpretation OF Ro-
senthars "Papillons"
Roth "Papillous' and the "Etude &c
Concert" were reproduced on the
knabe ampico from Miss Winston's
own records. while the prelude in c
from the composers own record.
The flftil monthly concer, under
the auspices OF the Washington Choral
Society. formerly the National Com
munity Chorus. WI, be given on
Vernon Methodist Church at O'Clock.
Charles 7. Ferry, composer and plan
ist. Will appear on the program, and
there will be other local artists OF
note.
These concerts are we'll attended
and appreciated by music lovers in
this city. The public is always well
come. No admission is charged and
no collection is tahcn UP.
&: Frank Gebcss will present, some
at the Washington College oc Music
tomorrow night at s O'Clock. Mr..
Gebest will be assisted BY Clara
Young Brown. soprano; Rena Green
list. and Z. z. christiani. accompanist
The numbers on the program will
include: Trio for violin. cello and
piano. "a Evening" q. Psche). Rena
Greenberg (violin). Spencer Prentiss
sylyains" tchalninade,, Margaret
t Gach5. Kathleen % Ticpney: @ ::Madrisai"
Lach}. Emily Christiani; Music
Box" niebich), Howard Katzmann; |;
Minor" (Mendelssohnl. Rena Green
dance (ReinhoIdj. Glenn Carow:
"yalse in sharp Minor (Chopin).
Lisz), Claire Philomene sgueo; songs,
when the Roses Bloom" (Reichard),
Ma Lindy Lou (Strictland), Mrs.
Clara Young Brown; "valse Brillante
in E Major" tMoszkowskyl: Martin A.
Miss Greenbers, Mr.. Prentiss, c. z.
Mrs. D. 3. LORD presented very IN
teresting program OF songs at her
annual students musical at hAr studio
early in February. Those having num-
bers on the program were Annette
Cooper, Caroline Clin. Estelle Kean,
Grace Mcintosh, Cecelie Wlkinson,
Evelyn Baber. Zelda Newman, Lily
Harris. Audrey Walford, Helen
Brewer. Elinor Wells, Esther Ripple,
LYDIA Ballard, Dorothy Ballard, Kath-
ryn Merward, Annie Horanstein, Dana
Watkins. Thomas Latham. John
Roper, Clark Seaton, John Mcintosh,
Lawrence Frisc!lolE, Lynn Van Der
cook, Melvin Hunt. John Pike. Mrs.
Anderson. Miss Audrey Van Dercook
and Mrs. Lord.
Wellington A. Adams, director of
the Columbia Conservatory Of Music,
will present the following students
program at musical tomorrow
evening at $50 O'Clock:
Piano duet, March Of the Brown
les" (selected), Belle Mitchell and
teacher; vocal. "Give Me My Love"
(Trevelyan), Mary Jones; banjo man
doline. "Bingo" (Bickford), William
Marshall; piano. 'Sourire d'Avril"
Op IL, (Depret), Violetta Lewis:
violin, "Menuet Antique" (Aldrich).
John Gibson; vocal. "Zuni Indian
Song Carlos Troyer). Gertrude
Gibson; piano, 'SiEilietta Seranade"
ayon Blonl. Vivian Walker; rea.lins,
Reeves; p'Sta Sioln Of Many
sky), Edgar Redmond; vocal, Dear
Heart" (MatteD, Johnsie Turner;
string quartet (piano accompanimsnt),
selected, viol!ns: J. Gibson, D. He'd
uaond w H Barnes and G. r. Cross