Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15
Music, Club and School Notes

Novella MAYO of Shreveport, La, and
Mrs. Lyndon 3. letters of this city,
pianists; Miss Katharine Brooks, SO
prano. and Edmund Boyer, tenor, will
give the informal program
The Dalgleish Music Study Club met
Thursday evening for the study of
Obey Speaks and Pearl G. Curran. The
lives OF the two composers were dis,
cussed by Mrs. Dorothy Schermerhorn
and the following program was given:
Life" (Speaks), sung by Mrs. Frank
3: Lord; morning" GSpeaks). sung
oy tnpsn Milton ITO e Wh dsd Rain
Shepherd" (Curran. sung by Mrs
Frank Il. Lord: Dawn" and "Ho, Mr.
Piper (Curran), sung by Miss Esther
Melick
The singers were accompanied by
Mrs. Howard Blandy, who has been
made an honorary member of the
club. Miss Mary DAILY, accompanies,
also has been made an honorary mem
Der.
1t was voted that the Dalgleish Mu-
sic and Study Club would stand spon-
sor for subscription dance to be
held at the Columbia Country Club
on Thursday evening. May 10, for
the benefit of the national biennial
convention of the National Federation
of Music Clubs. to be held in Ashe
Vile, n. c., June 9-17, inclusive. All
federated clubs in the District of Gu
lumbia will be invited to participate.
An especially interesting and en-
joyable song recital was given at the
Arts Club last Wednesday evening.
when Raymond g. Moore, baritone.
assisted by Mccall Lanham as ac-
companiSt. presented group of songs
to an appreciative audience. Mr..
Moore's selections included: "Se Tu
Miami" Uergolesi). Care Selve"
(HandeD, phyllis Has Such Charm
Winds and Waves" QandeD, Wild
mung" (Franz), "Madchen Nit Dem
Rothen Mundchen" (Franz), "An Dem
Sonnenschein" tSchumann). Il Am
Thy Harp" Woodman). The Last
Need O. Prayer Reddick). Sunset"
(RusselD, Come to the Fair" tMar-
tin).
Gertrude Lyons, lyric soprano, will
be soloiSt at the national convention
of the ID. A. r.. when she will sing.
by request. "Charmant Oiseau," from
"Perle du Bresil," by Felicien David,
with flute 0bbligato and accompani-
nard, leader. Mrs. Lyons will also
sing a group of songs by the com
poser. Charles T. Ferry, who will play
the piano accomplishments
a memorial service will be held on
Tuesday afternoon, when IL trio that
Mrs. Lyons has been coaching Will
sing the trio from Elijah" by Men
dlessohn. She will be assisted ~
Nancy Stillwell and Bernice Randall.
The Columbian Male Quartet will
sing for the Iowa State Society to-
morrow evening at Rauscher's; oh
Tuesday evening at Ballston, Va, and
Friday evening at Springfield, Md.
At the latter place they will be as
sisted by Mrs. Daniel Lloyd, reader.
and Mrs Mary Lineback Mes, soprano
The members of the quartet are Paul
Ledig, first tenor; w. L. Braithwaitc,
second tenor and director: W. ).
Haynie, baritone, and B. y. Lineback,
bass.
The music section of the Takoma
Park Civic Study Club recently held
its April meeting at Columbia Hall
of the Washington Missionary College.
Miss Anita Blanche Hunter, plan
list, and Mrs. Genevieve Spohr KEEP
pier, violinist, gave the club q hearty
welcome.
The program was given by Mrs G.
{. Kidd, Mrs. Waldo Schmitt. Miss
Anita Blanche Hunter. Mrs. Alice Me
Pherson Morgan, Mrs. H. Z. Seidel,
Mrs. Chester J. HUM. Mrs. John NJ.
pier, Mrs. T.. Clyde Shade and Mrs.
&. NJ. Young.
An announcement was made by Mrs.
G. B. Smith, chairman of the music
section, that the May meeting of the
music section will be entertained by
some of the husbands of the members
of the club