Evening star., 1923-04-22

~EORGE DALAND, organist, and
" Meta Craig, well known soprano,
will give a Cadman recital at the Arts
Club Of Washington next Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Daland, who is a per-
sonai friend Of the American composer
of Indian music, has arranged an entire
program which will include a number
Of Mr.. Cadman's more recent compost
| tions as we'll as some earlier work OF
his which Is comparatively unfamiliar
to eastern audiences. Among the latter
is the "Thunderbird Suite,' an ideali-
cation OF Indian melodies that Is just
now attracting much attention in Eu-
rope.
Miss Craig will sing Cadman's song
cycle. BIRDS Of Flame" and four rarely
heard and beautiful songs of his.
Mr.. Daland will also play Cadmar's S
Sonata In A Major" and a short COM
position, 1.-The Pompadour Fan
An unusually we'll balanced and ver-
satile program, including vocal and in
presented by well known local artists
lat the soiree concert of the Washing
ton Salon and United Arts Society
Thursday evening. at the Playhouse,
! unoer tne olrectlon OF huuoiphc uc
Zapp. president.
DR.. T. s. Lovette. director Of the
Lovette School of Music, will present
Miss Gladys Hillyer in piano solo.
"Etude en- Form de Valse," by Saint
solos; LA Colombia" folk song Of Tus-
cany (Schindler): Yesterday and To-
day" (Spross); Loves in My Heart
lR Huntington Woodman); Miss Zehma
Brown, plano solo. "Tarantelle' (Mosz-
G lTlA nNk tNv,
Amor (Mozart), "The Night Wind
tBalD. and "Ho! Mr.. Piper" (Curran).
Cello solo. Concerto. No l. Op. TO-
George Finckel, accompanied on the
piano by Miss Frances FinckeL
The dance arts will be represented
by ballet numbers. interpretative
| movements, rhythmic and character
dancing by Miss Ethelwyn Johnson
genweck and Miss Louise Perkins,
with Miss Marie Ready at the piano
| An Interpretation of Russian dancing
will be given by Rudolphe de Zapp.
Mile. Desiree Loubovska. president
of the National American Ballet. will
give a brief resume of her methods.
Capt. Luke McNamee, U. S. n. direc-
tor of naval intelligence. will speak
on THE Importance of the American
Navy" and Harvey FERGUSON, the
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short talk on Realism and Satire in
Current American Fiction"
| George Julian Zolnay, former presi-
| dent OF the Arts Club. who has just
| returned from Rome, Italy, where he
has completed a monumental war me
mortal. will be presented as the guest
Of honor of the evening.
The Soixante Singers will give their
annual concert in the First Congrega-
I iol, ut
Sis o'clock. The Glee Club of mixed
, voices will give an unusual program
this year, including an original med
ley and a skit called Grand Opera
iCp-to-Date." The soloists are Dur
ward Bowersox. violinist, and Robert
The program. given under the d.
rection of Harry Edward Mueller,
! will be:
Glee Club. THE Nights O. Spring
| Urish folk song); violin solos. Swing
| Along" (Barnes) and "Perpetuo Mo-
bile" (Bohm): AN Act of Up-to-Date
| Grand Opera" (Smith), with three
principals and a we'll trained chorus
a comic-tragedy by the minister and
Tunes" (Hurlbut); piano solo. Hun
| garian Rhapsody, No. s" diszt): Glee
Club. "In Sapphire Seas" (FrimD and
| The Songs Of the Vikings" (Cole-
| ridge-Taylor). The public is cordially
| invited to attend.
The Chaminade Glee Club, under
the direction of Miss Esther Linktns
| accompanied by Miss Winifred NJ
Michaelson. contributed group OF
songs at the SEVENTEEN birthday ex-
! ercises of the Eorthminster PreSby-
terian Church last Wednesday.
A concert will be given May In
St. Paul's Lutheran Church. 11th and
H streets, at which time the Char11i- :
made Club will be assisted by Miss
Meta Craig. soprano; Mrs. Flora Bry-
lawski. contralto, and David Nemser,
| violinist.
|. Mrs. Frank Howard entertained at
| musical tea at the home OF Mrs.
Patch, in Chevy Chase. last Saturday
afternoon. An informal program was
given by Mrs. Carrie Jacoby and
Misses Margaret Cassells, AZalea
Lunsford. Lillian Marceron, Laura
Schlensker and Lucille Faulk. Mrs.