Evening star., 1924-05-18

Callahan. Ethel Payne. Wilhelmina
Guide. Garth Beaver, and Miss Gutel-
ius.
BY popular vote the life of Tschai-
kowsky was discussed by Miss Gu
teliu3 Although Ambrose Durkin
was the club guest Of honor as well
as assisting artist, other guests We're
Hazel Moran, O. l.. Whipple and lr-
wing Foote.
Henry II. Freeman. organist and
director of the choir of old st. Pauls s
Episcopal Church., Will present
group Of advanced young organists IN
two spring recitals at the church on
May % and June s, at 4:3o CLOCK
in the afternoon. Those taking part
will include l.. Herminia Ellis, Edna
r. Van Duyne, Minnie j. Hollenbeck,
Jane Virginia MACPHERSON, Ruby L.
Booth, Evelyn Trevena and Mary Ten
niSon Green.
recital next Sunday will be Mary Null
| ler Fink, concert harpist, OF Baltl-
more, Md, who will play "ReceulIle-
mentr (Archard), and Fantasia Re
| ligioso' Pinto), accompanied on 1he
organ by Mr.. Freeman.
At the second recital. Richard
lLorleberg, violoncellist, will be the
assisting SoiolSt-
| No admission cards will be required
and all interested are invited.
A musical program of special in
terest to the congressional set and
Republican women has been arranged
| by Ruby Smith Stahl, to be held at
| the headquarters of the League of
Republican Women, of which Mrs.
Virginia White Speel is president, IN
| the ball room of the Gordon Hotel,
| Thursday afternoon at 4;45 pm. Mrs.
10. j. Larson, contralto. wife of the
| representative from Minnesota; Mrs.
| T1tr q
| of the representative from Indiana /;
| Mrs. Carl R. Chindblom from Illinois,
| together with two well known local
| artists, Arsenic Ralon and Sade Sty-
ron pianist. will have selections on
| the program.
| The Monday Morning Music Club
gave Il recital at the Arts Club of
Washington last Tuesday evening, un-
der the leadership of Mrs Walter
| Hilton. director Soloists were Mrs.
| William T. Davis, Miss Frances
Brooks and Mrs. Harold A. Brooks.
Miss Lucy Brick enstein is the club
| accompaniSt,
| recital at the Chevy Chase School
| this evening. This will be the third
| in a series of recitals given there
| within the week. Tuesday Mr.. Lam
| ham presented Margaret Dean. Rina
Lagos. Louise Trekell, Elizabeth Dill
| lard. Ruth CurTan, Jean Middleton,
| Frances Splitter Harriet Stuart,
Edith Schuetze, Thomasene Howell.
Virginia Murray and Genevieve
| Decker in a vocal recital. Wednes-
day Miss Stetler and Mr. GarZlglla
presented in piano recital Eve Cross,
Frances Splitter Louise Trekell, Rina
| Lagos. Ruth Scudder. Virginia MUIR
raw, Dorothy Simons, Josephine Sanke,
! Thcmasene Howell, Theresa Sa linger,
| Mary Louise Simons Edlth Schuetze'
Elizabeth billiard. Josephine Tenni-
son, Mary Josephine Boyle and kath-
| crime Sebring.
Mr., Garziglias program tonight
will include: "Impromptu Sharp
Minor" "Etude A Flat, prelude F.
sharp Minor 'Polonaise A Flat
1Chopin). "Kermesse" tStaub), "Clair
de Lune" (Debussy), "Bouree Fan
tasoue" (Chabrier). Forest Muir
| murs' Giszt) and "Tarantelle"
| (MoszkowskD.
Students and faculty of the George
| town Visitation Convent enjoyed a
| nrosram of exacting numbers well
| rendered by a group of pupils OF the
music department Thursday evening.
Among the piano 4athaSine sGlaS wers McEarlan
@Sonata. Op. IS" (Beethoven), Kath-
! leen O'Connor: Spring Song" (Men-
| delssohn). Mary Catharine OConnor;
"Etude. G Minor (Scharwenka), Mar
earet Collins: .Idylle'' Gack), Rose
mary mary Whitfield; TO Spring" (Grieg).
Helen Scott Reilly: The Two Larks'
Geschetizky). Helen Dapray: Polo
naise. OPP. 25. No. l" (Chopin). Jane
| Mattingly: Romance" (Schumann)
and Revolutionary Etude" tChopin), /,
Margaret Highley; violin solo. .Sere-
| made pferne), Catharine McHugh;
songs, Sunset. tBuck), Forgotten"
| (Cowies) and 81 Passed by Your VIM
dow" (Brahe), Mae Miller.