Evening star., 1923-02-04

ainvissSss' tMnhnS MMSmans .whsrs'sr fsaa%'na; z.
Walk" tIIandei), vale" (Russell).
Long Ago In Egypt" (Lehmann). He
Miss Agnes Terrett. Miss McElwee is
a member OF the faculty of the Ma
tional Cathedral School for Girls and
made many friends here by her de-
Iightful playing when she appeared
several years ago with Nicholas
the Washington Society of Fine Arts.
Her contribution to the evenings or
loyment will consist of "FuKue, E
Minor" (HandeD. Sonata. Op. -3S"
GSeethovenl, "Mazurka, B Minor;
naise. a Major" (Chopin), "Valse, E
Flat Major" (Glazounow).
Mrs Henry Hunt Mckee enter
tanned the members Of her class Of
senior music pupils at her home
Included: Erma Storm, Lillian Karn,
Mary Cook. Virginia Mitchell. Jean
cite McCaffrey, Leslie Coyle, Bessie
Wood. Bessie Afford. Myra Tilley.
Hflda McTeer. Lucia Maxwell. Bonnie
aoimes. Mary Havell, Lucille Fluckey
The pupils of Miss Marie Mccourt
gave a very pleasing recital at the
Georgetown Piano Studio on the even
The folioWins Contributed tantrny led to the
kaplan, Eleanor Bean, Marsaret
Gross, Mary Duvall. Telulah Bean.
Theresa Levenson, Rose Levenson.
Wolfe. Belle Wolfe, Lottie Berg. Ce-
ella Shapiro, Robert Fuglista. Fred
die Fuglista, Beatrice Berman, Mabel
Bowie, Cassie Davidson. David Frank
Ruth Molyneaux, Francis Thaden and
Thelma Collier.
Rose Ponorow, contralto, and Mrs.
NJ. c. Guthrie (Harriet Harding). So
prano, with Elizabeth Gardner Coonbs
as accompanies. will give the musical
on shor s.oqS us Of
Ing next. Miss Ponorow will be heard
In THE Star" by Rogers; Morning"
by Speaks. and Smiling Through"
by Penn, while Mrs. Guthrie will in
clude in her numbers Call Me Back"
by by. psnza; In % the PARK; in the Dew" s,,;.
"Four-Lear Clover" Mrs. coombs
was recently, by unanimous vote.
rendered complimentary member
ship in the club.
Mrs. Isabel Garvin Shelley was the
soloist for Miss Bessie Stuart Camp
bell in her STORY Of the Roses" CIV
en- In the ballroom Of the Hotel Pow
hatan last Monday evening. Her
paMs Tcnss yerei To Ro.s wtid Of Ross smsr oMS
(Moore). When the Roses Bloom"
(Coombs). with Miss Florence Ring,
accompanist-
The plano numbers were Waltz of
Summer" (Herz) and midsummer
Nights Dream" (Mendelssohn). play
ed by Mr.. E. c. Boise.
Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes gave two
musical and dramatic programs Sat
which the following studnets OF her
courses in music and elocution had
numbers on the program:
Mrs. Constance Goodman, Miss Ali
da Johnson. Miss Rosemary Arnpld.
Miss Hattie Noel. Miss Bessie VEIN
Dobrin. Miss Reba Dobrin. Mis-. Doro-
thy Barnes, Miss Mary Ready, Miss
Mary Beans. Miss Bertha Beans, Miss
Dorothy Mehler. Miss Kathleen Cave,
Miss Dorothy Cave. Miss Elsie Stuart.
Miss Katherine Bushing. Miss Anita
Summers, Miss Louise Cohen. Miss
Sylvia Ober. Miss Ruth Brill, Miss
Melva Haller. Miss Mildred King.
Miss Dora Burroughs. Milton Dean.
Donald Parsons, Douglas Parsons ard
Everett Mehler.
The University OF Maryland Glee
Club, under the direction Of DR.. Homer
c. House. made a most successful tour
of northern Maryland during the
holidays.
The club is composed Of twenty-five
male students from the university at
College Park, who have given very
pleasing programs in and around
during the last two sea-
sons.
They will be heard at Emory NJ E.
Church South. Brightwood D. c.. next
Wednesday night at o'clock, under
the auspices of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of that church.
The proceeds OF this concert will go
toward the building fund for the new
church. which Is just about completed.
A delightful program Of Scotch
songs was given at the st. Andrews
Society banquet held at the New Will
lard Hotel Thursday, January %. Mr..
John F. M. Bowie and Mrs. Mary
Sherrier Bowie sang a group Of the
songs, accompanied on the piano by
George Wilson. Following this group
they gave several duet numbers.
Among them was an especially inter-
esting arrangement of Where My
Caravan Has Rested" by Lohr.
Samuel TirreIl. Scotch entertainer,
then enacted several Scotch songs,
giving them In costume. Mrs. Eliza
beth Gardner Coombs was at the piano
for these numbers. Miss Kitty NC
Leod, dancer. gave the ever-popular
pipe. accompanied by Mrs. Coombs.
james Garrioch and George Young
were the pipers.
A recital was given Tuesday even
ing by the pupils of Mr.. Earl Carbauh
at his studio, 1914 street northwest
(the Playhouse3. The program in
A. Dony; "venetian Boat Song" Miss
Bernice Shepherd: "At .Dawning."
Miss Marion Andrews: Because" Mr..
c. Evans Brooks; The Star" Miss
Rose Ponorow; Sweet Miss Mary"
Mr. W E. BaEkn1F 6z,nT MGsnng Hs nniy Wits Hls
slave song" Mrs. II. T. Houston:
Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride,
c. A. Pendleton: "Kashimiri Song,
Miss Myrtle Van Yaukein; "Duna;
Mr.. E. H. Green; What's In the Air
Fine Day" from Madame Butterfly
Mrs. r. T. Fowkes; The Wind" and
Hard Trials" Mrs. David kincheloe.
Miss Lillian Carbaugh and Miss
Edwin Callow and r. Woodland Gates
were assisting artists.
Following the program a buffet
luncheon was served and the evening
was ended with dancing.
At the Sixth Presbyterian Church,
18th and Kennedy streets northwest.
the offertory at II o'clock this morn
ing will be sung by Meta Craig. So
rraro Her selection will be Rock OF
Ages" by Gounod. At 8 o'clock Miss
Clella F1orivanti will sing "The Lost
chord bv Sullivan Mrs Henry Hunt
Mckee will play the organ at both
services.
At Ingram Congregational Church,
10th street and Massachusetts, avenue
the offertory at the morn