Evening star., 1923-03-18

THE Mcdowell Music Club held its
l. monthly meeting Monday evening
In the clubrooms. at 14o6 II street
when an interesting program was
given. Those who appeared were
Kathryn Beck. Pauline Graf and
Eleanor Colburn. pianists: Mrs
Lawrence Martin, Josephine Matson
Elizabeth Waters. Katharine Brooks
Edith Dunn. Evelyn Gribben, Dorothy
Wallauer, sopranos; Mrs. Ralph Robey
and Anita Gauges. contraltos; Louis
Thompson. tenor. and Frederick
Freund, baritone. Mrs. Freund, Mrs
Thompson and Mrs. Howard Hosmer
played the accomplishments.
The next meeting of the club will
be held Monday evening. April 9. in
the clubroom. when a program OF
MacDowell music will be given.
Charles Trowbridge Tittman. basso
assisted by Lucy Brickenstein. pianist
will give a recital at the Arts Club
of Washington. 2017 I street, next
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock
Mon Pfu Andrai" Gle Nozze di Fl
garo" (Mozart), Come Raggio di Sol
tCaldara). THE Little Red Lark, -
my Loves an Arbutus" told
1rfsh). "Gesang Weyla's" Hugo
Wolff. ."Allerseelen" Orchard Strauss)
derer" (SchuberD, "Hark. Hark, the
Lark" (Schubert). MY Lovely Celia
(Monro), THE Plague of Love- CDR
Arme). The Fairy PiperS' OBrewer)
"A Legend" the "Children's Crusade
tPierne); recessional.. "oui, Depuis
Pieds," La Refine de Saba" (GounodJ
"Serenade de Mephistopheles," Dam
nation de Faust" (Berlioz); Content
ment," dedicated to Mr.. Tittman (E
H. Droop). Mr.. Droop at the piano.
The Lovette School of Music stu
dents gave an interesting program at
the Arts Center last Sunday after
noon. Those participating were Mrs
Lorena Stockton Gawler and Miss
Zelma Brown, Miss Gladys Hillyer
and Miss Mary Ruth Matthews. pi-
anists. The piano numbers were
selected to represent certain works
exhibited by Mrs. Adelaide Baker
Morgan and Theodore Morgan of this
city and Max Bohm Of New York city,
appropriate remarks being made by
DR.. T. 8. Lovette and the attention OF
the audience being called in each
instance to the painting represented.
The artists were likewise represent
ed in their peculiar characteristics,
duu Gil composition
played was compared to close up
view indulged in by the uninitiated
in modern work Of art. Mrs. It. s.
Lovette acted as accompanist for Mrs
Gawler and Miss Gluckstein.
The Cecilia Singers Katharine
Rich Fielder, soprano; Emile Mar
garet White. .mezzo-contralto; Wilbur
c. Fielder, tenor, and G. A Johnson
bass. with Mrs. Helen Crouch ac-
companist. who sing under the di-
reotion of Mrs. Henry White. gave an
in the choir of the Cathedral Of ST.
Peter and St. Paul
the John Dixon Home on Wednesday
evening, when they were assisted by
Master Edward Crouch. boy soprano
The program consisted Of the fol-
Little Boy (Nevin), Come to the
Woods Away" (Peace) and Jubilee
in Jerusalem" (Lucas), the Cecilia
Singers; II Passed by Your Win
dow" (Brahe). wait Till I Put On
My Crown" spiritual (Reddick), and
Peggy Of the Low-backed Car
Oover). Mr.. Fielder; "On the Road
to Mandalay" (speaks), "The Ar
SseE Ds Kovsn ahs and 1d0% RoeRed eSn in n09h the
Grade OF the Deep" (Knight)
Mr.. Johnson: duet. "sing, Sing. Birds
of the Wing (Nutting), Mr.. and Mrs
Fielder; "Smilin' Through" (Penn),
Love Sends a Little Gift Of Roses
(Openshaw), Master Crouch; ITS a
Mighty Good World (OHara). 1.-THE
Leprehaun" Gold Irish>. and Wake
kentucky Babe (GeibeD. "Aiexan-
der" (Brewer) and "De Back-slidin'
Brudder" (Parks), the Cecilia Singers.
The Cecilia Singers also will give
the lobby concert at the Y. M. G. A.
building Monday evening at o'clock.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh E. SALESMAN last
Monday evening. The following pro-
gram was rendered.: Piano solos
"Prelude. c Sharp Minor (Rachman-
inofrl. Mrs: Walter Evans; "Rondo
Gasfmsn scaaf 6anee hamn sS5e
ade), Louise Deacon; "Arabesque''
(Leschetitzky), Vallie Knox; Spin
ming Song" (wagner-Liszt). Dorothy
Gates: waltz de Concert" (Chopin),
Ralph Bentome; piano duet. March
Gates and Mr.. SALESMAN; violin solo
Master Gates, accompanied by Mrs.
Gates; guitar and mandolin selections
were rendered by S. Safrittis and
Miss Safrittis; vocal solos-'Iove's s
Garden" Mr.. Quinn; "Polonaise" from
man; "Musette Waltz" from LA
Boheme," Ninon viguere; vocal duet
from the first act of Martha" was
sung by Marie Coffman as Martha
and Ninon viguere as Nancy.
On last Tuesday evening at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, the tenth annual concert of
the Mount Pleasant Chorus was given
under the direction Of Norman M
LittlA The chorus was assisted BY
Mn Aytr5dxa BAlt Terrell reader;