Evening star., 1924-04-20
SHURA CHERKASsKY
central High School
Club and School Notes

| THE Washington College of Music
will give its thirty-seventh public
concert in Central High School Thurs
| day evening. The public is invited.
| There will be no reserved seats and
| no collection will be taken. These
concerts are given for the benefit of
the students of the college, their
| families and friends.
The senior orchestra of sixty MEM
| bers will open the program and play
| several accomplishments. There will
be two distinct features on the pro-
gram The junior orchestra of
| thirty-five members will make its in
itiaI appt arance in one number, and
| at the conclusion of the program
| there will be a chorus of forty stu
dents, accompanied by the full senior
orchestra.
The program follows: Overture,
| Der Freischutz" (Weberl, orchestra;
piano, witches Dance" (MacDowelD ,
Sophie Snyder; soprano, Del MILO
Core" c"Orfeo'O (Haydn), Going to
the Fair. (Coats)), Naomi Phelps;
de Ladurantaye: "dinuet in G''
(Beethoven), Victor de I4adurantaye;
soprano, Ocean, Thou Mighty Mon
ster'' (von Weber,. Marie c. Deal;
Booth; overture, The Bridal Rose
Navaleel, junior orchestra; vocal
duet, .Quis Est Homo" (RossinD
Misses Barrett and Todhunter; piano,
'EEspair' (Ratner), "Scherzo, b Fiat
Minor (Chopin). BENJAMIN Rather;
Gioln' GFssnpers Ko"aPss baritons SSsenaSfa} Tn
C'Masked Balr0 (verG). Luciano
Furland; violin, "Mazurka de Con-
cert" tMusin), Mildred Fleenor;
piano, "Rondo Capriccioso" tMendels-
sohn), Doris Thornett; Greeting 10
Spring" (Strauss), chorus ana OF. Or
chestra- The accompanist will be
Marjorie Davis.
Well known local artists will pre-
sent a musical program, lnciuolns
vocal and instrumental selections, at
the soiree and concert of the Wash
ington Salon and United Arts Soclety
Thursday evening at the PlayhouSe,
Rudolphe de zapp, presiding.
Winifred De Voc. soprano, VIII sing
"connais-tu lie Paysm, g,,, ! from mn. s.sn- @l.
MANA -Zucca) and Going to Market
(Diehl) She will be accompanied by
George Dixon Thompson Ihe piano
solo, "Paraphrase de Concert or Eu
gene Oneguine" tTschaikowsky), VIII
Michaelson.
2. Edmond Boyer will present the
tenor solos, THE Stars Are Brightly
Shining" from La Tosca, and The
Lilac Tree (Gartlan). He viii be &C
companied by Mrs. T. S. Lovette.
Anna Sloan, cellist. assisted at the
piano by Mrs Elizabeth c. sloan. VIII
play "Minuet in G Minor tBeetno-
ven) and ''Religioso" tGoltermann)-
Edna Brandt Duncan Will give IN
terpretive dances and Dorotny yates
will present a Gypsy Dance with
Mrs. Brown at the piano
Prof. Stanwood Cobb, principal OF
the Chevy Chase Country Day Schooi'
will speak on Educational Falla-
cies," and among the celebrated art
lists to be presented are w. Clark No
BILE, eminent sculptor; Miss Elizaoeth
Sabin, who won a poster design COM
petition. and Frank Goodwin, well
known illustrator and painter.
The Dalgleish Music Study Club
gave a delightful program Monday
evening. Those participating were
Mrs. Hamlet, Mrs. Gertrude Russell,
Mrs. Madeline Cornish Nichols, Mrs.
Lucille Altman, Miss Margaret
Hughes, Miss Gertrude Meisel, Miss
Mabel McCalip and Miss Pauline
Knoeller.
The Friday Morning Music Club an
nOunCeS a DuS1neSS tHSctth5 hoi Ga
active members of the organization,
to be conducted at the home of the
president, Mrs. Byrnes, 212o LIE Roy
place, at 1890 sharp Friday morning.
THE Chaminade Glee Club, directed
by Miss Esther Linkins, will give
concert at the Calvary M, E. Church
Wednesday at s pm. The club will
be assisted by Miss Helen Belt, vio-
lini3t, and T. Russell, tenor, and Miss
Gertrude NJ Locher. accompanist.
The feature of the evening will be the
cantata, Three Springs,. by Paul Bliss,
which was presented by the club last
spring with great success. In addition
to the cantata the club will give several
groups. Miss Belts selections will be
"Sicilino- Rigaudon' tFrancouer Krei-
sler), 'Slavonic Dance" (Dvorak-
Kreisler), Les Farfardets'' Pente) and
Romance (Wieniawski). Mr.. Russell
will sing "I Hear You Calling Me-
(MarshalD, "On the Road to Manda!ay"