Evening star., 1923-12-23
Club and School Notes

Christmas will be celebrated by the
Washington Salon and United Arts
Sooiety Thursday night at the Play
house with an unusually attractive
musical program, consisting of vocal
and instrumental numbers by popu-
lar Washington talent, under the di-
rection of Rudolphe de zapp, presi-
dent of the society.
Miss Charlotte Klein will present
piano selections, "Ballade In A Flat"
(Chopin) and "Etude in f Sharp"
fArensky); Miss Hazel Gibson Wood.
soprano, will sing MY Lovely Celia"
tHiggins) and "Adiue Forets" from
Jeanne dare" (Tschaikowsky) and
Miss Edith B. Athey; Isaac Mino-
vich, youthful violinist, will play
Song of India" (Rimsky Korsakov-
Ereisler) and Perpetual Motion"
(Carl Bohm), accompanied by his sis
Ter, Miss Dora Minovich; Giuseppe
'MAppari," from the opera Martha"
fFlotow), and "Duna' Josephine Nc
GID, assisted at the piano by Miss
Bernice D.: Randall.
Edgar G. Snyder, United States
marshal of the District, will speak on
"The Activities and Duties of the
Marshars Office; w. Bowyer Pain,
noted English water colorist and IL
illustrator, will give an exhibition of
chalk work and Will be introduced
by A. o. H. Role. president of the
Landscape Club, who is also to pre-
sent Miss Helen E. Townsend, who
recently won the prize in a pretty
foot contest.
Art solo and ensemble dances will
be presented by Donna Maria Jones,
who will appear in Spanish and
gypsy dances. accompanied at the
piano by Miss Gladys Hillyer. Miss
Marguerite Weighell will introduce
LA vivandiere," from "Chauvre
souris." and Miss Kathryn Hereford
will present ballet selection from
Faust" with accompaniment by Mrs
Coombs.
The Capital Male Quartet, William
p. Shanahan, first tenor; Wilbur w
GantZ, second tenor; Earl Carbauh
frst bass; Ed Callow, second bass
will render quartets and solos at the
New Year night concert at the Y. NJ
Bob Carbauh will be heard in xylo-
phone solos.
The accompanies will be Mrs. Ear
Carbauh and Mrs. Edwin calIow.
Mu Phi Epsilon entertained the sol.
diers at Walter Reed Hospital last
Sunday evening with a musical pro.
gram that was we'll received. Inc,
Miller. Edith B. Athey. Clara Youne
Stuntz and Nell Galley Canine were
solo singers and pianists who as
sisted Rho Beta Chapter Glee Club
Compositions given included works
by Chopin, Schult, Strickland, Spross
Farley, Shelley, Lee, Metcalf. Canton
be Riego, Lehman. Liszt and Scott
Friday evening, at 8 o'clock. the
December concert Of the District
fneue Of American Pen Women will
be given. Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl
who is in charge of the program. has
Srepared 1t in keeping with the
christmas season. One of the fea.
lures of the evening will be the sing.
ing Of ''Silent Night, Holy Night" In
the new three-part arrangement re-
Gently made by Mrs. Stahl for WON
ems voices. Soloists in this number
will be Mrs. Elbert NJ. Wood, Miss
Helen Bury, Miss Dorothy Tschiffely
and Miss Ruth Hansford. Other So
Ioists of the evening will be Miss
Mary Apple and Mr.. Albert Ross Lord
Mrs. Bali will be the accompanist
Community singing and choral
numbers will add variety and beauty
to tho program.
on account Of the limited capacity
of the clubhouse and the interest In
Inis concert AGpresGsd bX the NAM