Evening star., 1923-02-18

'NTRS. WAYNE L. WHEELER, So
AF1 prano, gave a delightful group
CT Indian songs N costume at the
ceremonies held Yesterday after
noon in statuary hall of the Capitol
TO celebrate the anniversary OF
placing the Frances z. Willard
statue eighteen years ago. Mrs. E.
V. O'Brien and Miss Helen Lancas aster
also sang several numbers on the
program. Mrs. Chester Adair was at
the piano and VIII T. Pierson was
in charge of the musical part Of the
program.
Last Friday Mrs. Henry Hunt Nc
and piano pupils in a recital for the
beneht Of the guests at the John
Dixon Home for Old Men. Those
who tcck part were: E.rma Storm,
Virginia Mitchell, Lillian Karn and
Ida Hunnicut. pianists; Helen Edgar
Lancaster: Janette AIccafrreS Leslie
h. Coyle, Bonnie Holmes, vocslists
The muse section of the Takoma
Fark Civic Study Club met with Mrs
n. r; se,del TUESDAY evening at s
vas a review Q: Haydn's life, given
by Mrs. H. q. Skeels
, fhose who took part in the oven
lLs $ program We're: Mrs. Alice Nc
Elissbeth SIon NMszTer. Maiers Mss SIolinif: Mss
Shade. MisJ Elizabeth Fr.-e. Miss
Anna Little, vocal soloists: Mrs.
Waldo Schmitt, Mrs. H. E. SeideL
slrs. Z. NJ: Young, Mrs. G. L. Seaman,
MS Stanley II. Smith, pianists; Mss
Margaret Lancaster. whistler.
The program given BY Raymond G.
Moore: baritone. at the Chevy Chase
siysn sfaooi ,bss bsst ,IU Tuesday vas so we'll
required to give six encore umbers' IS
He was accompan MED on the piano
by Mccall Lanham.
The program included: "Se tu
Mami' GergolesD. Care Selve"
ing Graees" WILSON,. "pio socP Possente'' seat,n'
from opera Faust" (Gounodl: "We;d-
mung" (F'ranz), "Madohen Git Dan, ne
Rothen Mundchen" (F'rans). "Es Hat
Die Rose Sich Beklagt" (Franz), IAN
penn Sonnenschein' tschumann). Il
Hour" (Kramer). "Standin' in de Need
selD.
Mss Mary Isabel Kelly presented a
Playh house Saturday evening, Febru-
ary 10. The numbers given by Miss
Kelly. Miss Anita Schade and Tracy-
richards Plant included "Sonato for
Piano and Violin. "Op. 80. No. g.
lBesshoven9; allegro con brio. adagio
iegro. Mary Isabel Kelly and Tracy
Richards Plant; melodrama for decIa-
mia alton with piano. How Beautiful
Were Once the Roses" (Arensky), prose
poem by Tuigenev. English version by
NirISOl2Q To:r
Hedwig) tschumanp): poem by F'r.
Hebbel. English version by Mary Isa-
bel Kelly-Anita Schade; Romance,
Op. 2S, No. p" Romance. Op. 2S, No.
5" lSchumann); "Scherzo. op. 4"
nata for Piano and Violin. E Fiat
Major" (Haydn) Zone movement).
moderate, Mary Isabel Kelly and
Tracy Richards Plant: spoken songs,
20 Mother, the Young Prince is to
Pass by Our Door," poem by Sir Rab-
Nan" text by Dana Burnet (Koerner);
ligato = Anita Schade: "Andante,"
"Scherzando' Ualo), from "Sympho-
rie Espagnole; ave Maria" (Schu-
- Tracy Richards
Plant.
Gertrude Lyons will sing La Mar
seillaise," accompanied by the Ma
rine Band, Thursday, at the joint
celebration of the Daughters Of the
Revolution and the Sons of
the Revolution. to be held in Me-
mortal Continental Hall.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee will direct
a. recital by students and assisting
artists at the Ingram Congregational
Church tomorrow evening. at S:t5
o'clock. Durward BowersoX, violinist.
will play a group Of numbers on his
genuine ANA ii violin. which has been
valued at $4,000. The accompanies
will be Lillian Karn, Robert Ruck-
man and Mrs. Mckee.
The numbers on the program ara:
"Kamennoi Ostrow" (Rubinstein),
Erma Storm (plano), Lillian Karn
lorgan); Dream OF Paradise" tGray),
Lucille F'luckey and Mary HaveH;
The Two Skylarks" (Leschetiskyl.
lGreen) and Shadow March" epel
bessie Wood, Nina" (Pietro
Yon). Lillian Karn; "The Snow Drop"
(Gretchaninoft, and ITO a Hilltop"
(Cox). Helen Lancaster: Moonlight"
(F,reysinger) and Largo" (Rinck-
Rogers). Ida Hunnicut; Prologue"
from "Pagliacci' (Leoncavallo). Les-
lie F. Coyle: THE Children's Corner"
tCowen). Bonnie Holmes; "aiinuet"
hccaEysy Msry sh:ssss an
(TostD. Lucia Maxwell: Melody"
(Rachmaninon) and "Golliwog's Cake
Walk" (Debussy), Erma Storm; Sing,
Smile, slumber"$ (Gounod), q. popuIsr