Evening star., 1923-10-07
Music Club and School Notes.

"Elegie." Hagemans MAY Night"
and Rogers wild Geese" The other
asy the waters @ orafm of Minnetonsa. nusaoss esrs
ems Monotone" and cadman's ori-
entail suite. The Rubaiyat OF Omar
khayyam." Mrs. Schnlze: Leila
eca Pierce's my Little House" and
Kathleen Blair Clarkes "Fanchon-
cite" Miss Brooks; MacFadyen's ITO
Rose" La Forge's Retreat"
Charles Ferry's The Mountain Vigil"
and James Rogers War" Mr.. Lewis.
Hut" and "A Scotch Poem" Mrs
Schulze. Mrs. Howard Hosmer play
ed the accompaniments for Miss
Brooks, and Mrs. SchuIxe played for
Mr.. Lewis.
recently came to Washington from
England. was a guest Of the club and
played several numbers after the
program. She is a graduate of the
ROYAL Conservatory OF London.
The regular meeting OF the club
would be Tuesday evening, October
1s, but has been postponed because
OF the Performance that evening of
Die Meistersinger," which the Wag-
nerian Opera Company will give. The
tober 80. when the program VIII <be
OF French music.% l.-::.<.. = 1;
Mr. and Mrs. T. s: Loyette. who
tea of the season for their school
would be given in the new studio
this afternoon. stated that il has been
round necessary to postpone the
musical until next Sunday afternoon
at the same hours. 5 to Z. The pro-
gram originally planned for today
will be presented next week by the
same artists.
Gurle Luise Corey held the first of
her opera classes for the season last
Friday. Marian May Lawson is the
accompanist and the operas to be
taken up during the present season
are Carmen III Trovatore,",-'.Mig-
non" Samson ct Della" Romeo ct
Juliet" and others to be announced
; later.
Miss Clara Fl. Burroughs, teacher of
.. music appreciation in the public
schools, will give q series of ten lee
ns. tures at the washington. Studio
cipies of Music" and Opera and Ora
torio." The courses will begin on
octooer lS and l5, respectively.
Miss Rosalind NJ. Reynolds of New
York gave an ENJOYABLE song recital
which included dramatic readings for
the Business Women's Council at the
Church Of the Covenant recently. Miss
Fanny Buck was at the piano.
Miss Margaret r. Martin. formerly
director Of the Childreu's Educational
Theater Of Pasadena, Calf, has come
to Washington this season and ex.
! poets to make her home here. Next
Wednesday evening at s o'clock she
Will give the first OF a series of lee
lures under the management OF the
Lyceum Bureau of the General Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs at the fed
Grafton headquarters on N street
Miss Martin has done a great deal of
,, involved research in musical matte RS.
She says she desires to establish a
series of musicals and music study
courses that will enable her to CO.
operate with local music teachers
both in public and private schools
of Washington and others interested
in the understanding of the more COM
piicated phases of music.
| The first rehearsal of the Rubin
stein Club will be held next Tues.
day at IL am. in the New willard
Hotel; all members are requested to
| be present at this time. Claude Robe
SON will again direct the chorus.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee win make
her first trip to Easton. Nd, tomorrow,
where she is to conduct the rehearsaIs
be given this season by the Euterpian
Club of hundred ladies' voices. They
will prepare Maunder's Song OF
Thanksgiving" which will be given af
Thanksgiving time with soloists se-
lected from this city. -.