Evening star., 1923-02-04

are nelo every We0ueeo4y g0veuluB NJ
the washington College Of Music.
17th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
! at s O'Clock. 'ss
Mrs. Lucy Dickinson Marx. dramatio
soprano, will contribute a group OF
songs to the entertainment Of the
guests Friday afternoon at Congress
sional Club. With Miss iMinna Me
| mann accompanying, she will sing
| LA Girometta-" by Sibella; might
Wind" by Farley, and "Supposing,"
Grace Cramer. Washington soprano,
| now living In New York, who. with
her husband, Capt. Winfield 8. Cline.
is well known In musical and art
circles here, gave concert at the
Jersey City Woman's Club last Mon
/ day evening. The occasion was a
| reception to the Guild of, American
Painters at an exhibition of their
groups Of songs, IAN Open Secret"
| by Woodman; "A Painted Butterfly"
by Noel: "vissi d'Arte." FROM !''Tosca"; +;
| THE Snowdrop." by Gretchaninow;
| Rain" by Curran, and My Lover He
Comes on a skee." by clough-
| Cramer was recalled for double en-
! cores. 49,
At the evening service OF the YER
a
morrow the church choir and the
! mixed and male quartets. under the
direction of William e. Braithwaite.
will give a special musical program.
which will include the following
quartet. when Thou CONTEST. Ros-
sini- Parks; violin solo. Alteration"
Borowski: chorus. Send Out Thy
Light" Gounod: violin solo. Air"
! from concerto. Goldn1ark: male quar-
4 fay NoCf q
Parks. The mixed quartet consists
of Mrs Ruby Potter. soprano; Mrs.
r. NJ. Shore, contralto; w. e. Braith-
waite, tenor, and W. S. Haynie, bari
tone. The members of the male quar-
tet are Paul G. Ledig. first tenor; w.
Haynie. first bass, and B. A. Lineback.
second bass ]. E. Sparks Is organist.
Faculty events at the Visitation
Convent in Georgetown include a re-
cital Thursday evening by Meta
Craig. soprano, who was assisted by
Mrs. Bertrand Trenis at the piano, in
the following program: "Jubilate." an
adaptation from the Russian liturgy
by Sir Hugh Stevenson: "Tittonia Wit
| torie," Carissima; The Violet" Mo-
zart; "Bergerettes," Wakerlin: Lit
lie Red Lark and Kathleen Mavour..
old Scotch; "Oh. No John" old English:
"Pleurez Mes Yeux," from lie Cid"
/ (Massanet): "Quietude' (Orouysey):
Tally Ho." Leoni: The Old Refrain"
kreisleI: THE Open Road" Ross; en-
cores. La Occur de Ma Nile" Dalere-
see. and June" Mrs. Beach.
Mrs. Robert H. Dalgleish. presi-
Sent Of the Distriet Of the
announces the first week in March
for the state contest for the young
professional musicians who wish TO
enter the national contest to take
place at the convention at Ashville in
June. Details of the conditions of
the contest were published in full in
The Star Of December 81, and appli-
cation should be made for the neces-
sary blanks to be filled out by the
candidates to Mrs. Rowe, chairman Of
the District contest at her home at
1902 S street.
Announcements for the month from
the Friday Morning Music Club in
clude a program next Friday at the
Cosmos Club, by Mrs. Ruby Potter.
soprano; Mrs. Chase and Miss Mar
garet Mansfield, violinists. and Mrs.
program will consist of spoken songs
by Mrs Florence Louise Lyon. with
Miss Minna Niemann playing the mu-
sical setting NJ the piano, as well as
some piano solos. and a composition,
Sonata for Piano and VIOLIN" by
Mary Carlisle Howe. rendered by Mrs.
Howe and Henri Sokoloff. February
90. there will be program OF COM
positions b. American composers,
among them Carpenter, Powell, GAf-
fes. Engel and Brockway. The pro
gram will be presented by Mrs. John
J. Stahl, soprano; Mrs. Raymond
Dickey, violinist; Miss Frances Cute
Illus and Miss Stella Lipman, pianists.
Herman r. Hoffman,. violinist. will
assist the choir Of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church this even
ing, at its monthly musical service.
tet. Mrs. Ruby Potter, soprano: Mrs.
+. NJ Shore, contrslto: w. z. Brath-
waite, tenor and director. and w. >.
; Haynie. baritone. male quartet.
composed of Paul G. Ledig. Mr. Brath-
waite, w. S Haynie and Benjamin A.
Lineback. supplemented by a large
chorus, will give the following num-
bers. with J. E. Sparks at the organ:
Haynie' baritone; c.s, male fRnssin, ana5,et.
rowski); chorus. Send Out Thy
Light" tGounod): violin solo. Air
From Concerto" (GoldmarD; male
quartet, Cast Thy Bread Upon the
Waters" (Parks>.
The Rebew Orchestra. under direc-
tion of H. w. Weber. will give a pub
lie. rehearsal tomorrow evening In
the lecture room of Keller Memorial
Church, Miss Margaret Webster. So
prano; Mrs. Helen Zeller. clocution-
-ist. and w. &. Bruder. clarinettist, be-
ing the assisting soloists.
The late Dr. J. W. Bischoff. Wash
ington's blind organist and composer.
will have a program rendered in his
honor this evening at O'Clock at St
Paul's English Lutheran Church. Mrs
William E. Chamberlin of the College
Women's Club. League OF Women
Voters and the Women's City Club
will be present and give a short talk
on personal impressions OF the life
and work Of DR.. Bischoff. In the quar-
tet there will be two singers who had
worked under DR., Bischoff. both hav-
them by him ]. Walter Humphrey
will be heard in Consider the Lilies"
! a. bass solo, perhaps the best known
OF all Of Rischoff's places and one that
was dedicated to Mr.. Humphrey. Mrs
B. Fl. Smart will sing The End of the
Road" a secular solo dedicated to her.
The quartet will include Tho Lord Is
My Shepherd" Great Is the Lord"
and open to Me the Gates" Marian
Larner Is the contralto, Herbert F.
and Locke. Kincer Davis is the or
ganist.
The second pupils recital of the
season of the Associated Studios, Otto
Simon, voice: La Sale Spier, piano;
Henri Sokolov, violin, will take place
on Friday evening, February 8, at
Sis, in the auditorium of the Y. M.
&C. A., 1885 G street northwest. Ar
thur Mayo and Otto Simon will be at
the piano. The public Is cordially in
ivited to attend. The following pro-
gram will be given:
Sonata, c Major" {opus 9. No. 81,
Allegro con brio. Allegro assai Beet
hoven). Gertrude Locher; "Du bist die
Rub" (Schubert), Die Lotusblume"
(Schumann), "Rendil Serene al
Cigiio" (from "Sosarme") (Handell. !.