Evening star., 1923-04-22
Music Club and School Notes

August Noack presided at the tea
table.
A concert program will be rendered
by group of the Columbia Conserva-
tory of Music, Wellington A. Adams.
Avenue Baptist Church at o'clock.
and at the Third Baptist Church Mon
day evening, April 80, under the aus
pices Of the Morning Host. MIR. Stew
art Minor. president. and Mrs. Bessie
Taylor, secretary.
The following will appear: Voice,
Misses jamie Greene. Gertrude Gibson,
Sarah Lewis, Mrs. Beatrice Johnson
and Theodore r. Cannady; piano.
Misses Vivian Walker and Laura
Geneva Brown; violin, Messrs. John
Gibson and Edgar Redmond; reading,
Misses Mary Reeves and jamie Greene
and Mrs. Violet Lewis.
The public is cordially invited.
The Columbian Male Quartet will b.
heard in concert at the Park View
Christian Church Wednesday even
ing: at the Raleigh Hotel Friday at
$3.50, and again Saturday evening at
Pleasant Masonic Lodge.
The members of the quartet are
Paul G. Ledig. first tenor; w. E.
Braithwaite, second tenor and direc
LOT, w. .. ftdynle, DdrltoneJ anu D. a
Line ebach, bass.
The club will sing Tuesday evening
at the Rhode Island Methodist Church
under the auspices of the North Capt.
tol w. C. T. U.
The American feature of the Satu~
day matinee program Of the ALMA
tionality jubilee week at keith's
Theater was rendered by selected
chorus of children. who sang a group
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ton of Miss Helen Burkart OF the
Community Music Association.
The Capital Male Quartet. j. II.
second tenor; Earl Carbauh. first
bass, and Edwin CalIow, second bass,
sang several quartets and solo num-
bers at the dinner of the Internal
Revenue Duckpin League. City Club.
last Wednesday night.
Is. Frank Gebest. assisted by Mrs.
Clara Young Brown, soprano; Miss
Virginia Cureton. ,violinist, and sec
ton of the Washington College of
Music Orchestra, directed by c. i.
Christiani, presented the following in
recital at the Temple Baptist Church
last Friday night:
Miss Lily Alpert. Miss Kathleen
Tierney, Miss Marian Barkley. Miss Ruth
Baxter. Mrs. Edith Evermann. Humph
rey, Miss Elizabeth Muldrow, Miss
Claire Philomene Sgueo, Martin a.
Dowd, Paul Sokolove and Glenn p
Carow. Miss Frances Cureton acted
as accompanist for Miss Virginia
Cureton.
The program was given under the
auspices of the missionary society of
the church.
Alice Garrett and the Evergreen
Trio will give concert under the
auspices of the Montgomery County
Federation of Women'5 Club in the
auditorium of the Rockville High
School at 8 o'clock Friday night. The
trio is composed of Eivienne Cordero
Friz, violintst; Bart Wirtz, cellist, and
Sylvan Levin. pianist.
The program Will be: Caucasian
Love Song" CRachmaninoff) (sung in
French). "Song of India" from opera
"Sadko" ORimskyKorsakow) tsung
In Russian). Alice Garrett and the
Evergreen Trio; "Traume" (Wagner).
Alice Garrett and the Evergreen Trio:
"serenade' (BlocN. "Gavotte' (Mar-
and Death" words by Tennyson Der
ry), "Carissima," waltz song Penn).
Lullaby" from the opera "Jocelyn"
(Godard), Alice Garrett and the
Evergreen Trio; "Eleg LArenskyl.
green Trio; -Four Chinese Mother
Goose Songs" Cambridge Crisb.
Alice Garrett and the Evergreen Trio.
An audience which filled the hall at
14th and Kenyon streets last We'd
nesday night showed great enthusi-
asm for the singing by both Helen
Edgar Lancaster. contralto. and Leslie
F. Coyle, baritone, IN the selections
which they gave in recital. Mr.. Coyle
substituted "Give Man Horse He
Can Ride" (O'Hara) for the first song
listed on the program, "Mandalay."t
and the number was we'll rec we'd.
His rendition of Danny peevcT'
(Damrosch) was full of dash and
spirit, and his Interpretation of the
famous prologue of IT Pagliacci" was
very favorably received.
Mrs. Lancaster's songs seemed
equally enjoyed, and the duet, "Oh,
Divine Redeemer" (Gounod) was given
hearty applause. The artists respond
ed with generous supply OF encores. +,
Miss Erma Storm also won admira-
tion with her piano numbers. Charles
T. Ferry was the sole accompanist of
the evening and Mrs. Henry Hunt Nc
kee was In charge of the program.