Evening star., 1924-01-27

| THE thaminade GlCe Club. at Its
| = regular rehearsal Monday eve
ming, voted Nine. Cecilc Chamnade.
the eminent French composer and pi-
auist for whom the club Is named.
their patroness of honor. Mrs. May
| Brooks Ramsdell, Miss Mary y. Cry
der and Homer l.. Kit Were voted
| honorary members III appreciation Of
i their interest and valuable assistance
| to the club.
| The Glee Club gave an interesting
program at the Walter Reed Hospital
/ Friday evening. assisted by MISS
/ Helen Belt, viulinist, and Miss Helen
Nash, pianist.
Mrs. \. NJ. Blair. who was formerly
iactive in Washington music circles,
! H. spending Il few days i'll the cit!
!and went to the hospital with the
ivided 10 take the girls to the hos
pital
The program given included: .Au-
.tumu' rChaminadtD and two waltZeS
! tSvendfem>. Lie beffreud" okreislerp,
walnut Tree tSchumanu- -AuerD,
i"Serrnade" CDirgo). Miss Belt. Miss
| Esther Linkins, director, sang Mn
! Lover, He Comes on tht Skee
: T.rtghterD, Dream Tryst" (Cadman)
3and Tile Answer" (TerryD. The glee
club sang tho following group:
Duet Of the stars cChaminadeD. MY
! Little Sunfiower, Goodnight tNan-
derpool- ol-Trinkausl, chit chat ola ,li
Loves Benediction." Irish folk song
! Johns, .Rosc Baby" oBenhamp.
Miss Mary Louise Cockerillc at the
/ A pleasing feature of the evening
b.
which the boys took part and en-
! jUyed.
The second recital of the ffth sea-
son OF the Associated studios, under
Otto T. Simon, La Sale Spier and
Henri Sokolov. will be given next
Saturday evening at S:15 o'clock. in
the \. NJ. &. \. auditorium Mrs.
Jessie Blaisdell will be at the piano.
/ The public is cordially invited to
attend.
/ The following program VIII be
| given: Vocal selections - Songs of
| iSchumann. In Dreams l Wept." Il
j Cannot, Dare Not Believe 1t" Thou
| Ring Upon My Finger" by Anna Pat
! terson: songs by Chaminade, "Ritour-
nellie" The Silver Ring" by Frances
Bogert: Thou Brilliant Bird" aria
from Pearl of Brazil (David), Ade-
| laide Watson; duet from "Lakme" for
| two sopranos, The Flowing Vines
Their Shadows Now Are Throwing" +"
{ Mrs Ida Willis Seaton and Adelaide
| Watson. Piano numbers: "'Barca-
trolle" (Rachmaninoff), Mrs. Jessie
| Blaisdell; Arabian Dance" Chinese
! Dance" Russian Dance" from Nut
| cracker Suite" CTschaikowsky),
Sophie Snyder; "Mazurka" cChopin).
waltz" (Ratf). by Kenneth milford !;
"In Autumn" tMacDowelD, "Au-
tumn," concert study.in u Flat Major
| (Chaminade). Alexander Clayton.
Violin numbers: Air Narie" (Dancla)
"Meditation" tMassenet), by Marion
pl"isdell' Scene de Ballet" De
Beriot). Harry Cherkassky; Canon
, eta DAmbrosio). Swing Song"
The concert in March will be
given at the Playhouse.
| The College women's Club an
nounces the second in d series of
afternoon musicals, which are being
arranged for the last Monday in each
| month by Mrs. Henry White. A pro-
gram of unusual interest has been
planned for tomorrow afternoon,
when the artists will be Florence
Steffens Scott, mezzo contralto, of
| Los Angeles, Calf, and Mabel IT.
Duncan, well known Washington
cellist. Emile Margaret. White will
be at the piano for Mrs. Scott, and
Helen &. Nash will accompany Miss
Duncan.
Miss Beatrice, soprano, was the So
Ioist on the program given recently
at the Washington Club to the
French class and their guests. Miss
Wainwright sang Romance" De-
bussy), "Vons Dansey Marquise"
(Lomaire), "Jeunes Fillettes" (Weck-
eriin).
companist
Wednesday, January 16. 1924, the
IL, NJ. NJ. Music Club entertained their
director, Mrs. kennemore, at her
residence, 534 Newton street north
west, with an attractive program.
Those taking part were Catherine
Franklin, Grace kennemore, Lorraine
Thompson and Warren Thompson.
/ Regret was expressed that Dorothy
Hall was Ill and unable to attend.
The Progressive Musical Club, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Abbie L.
Higgins, held it's monthly meeting
at the home of the director last Fri
day evening. Mrs. Higgins gave
echoes from the: convention of the
National Association of organists
which she attended at Rochester last
summer. Interesting information of
musicians and music were also given.
Memorizing is being emphasized in
the clubs program this year, and
bea autiful selections were given from
memory by Misses Ida Bowsher, Mar
garet HibbIe, Leona Thomas, Frances
! Smith, Helen Smith, Edith Pedler, and
Masters Wellington Buckingham and
| John Whip.
BY request. Mrs. Higgins gave two
selections from Chopin,s a Beethoven
sonata and a variation on favorite
hymn theme.
| An election of officers was held, and
Mrs. Buhrman was elected secretary
and Nellie McSherry editor for the
club. 4
| Victor Golibart has issued cards for a
| recital to be given at I'LL ] street
| northwest this afternoon at o'clock.
The Music Chapter Of the Arts Club
| Of Washington will meet this evening