Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21

Boyce at the piano. Mabel Duncan,
member of the faculty OF tho Elena
de Sayn School, will play "Andante."
by Joseph Holman, and "At the
Fountain" by Davidoff.
Charlotte G. Lippitt presented a
small group in aSdelightful evening
musical Friday. She was assisted by
Isarlee Newell, violinist; Christopher
Tenley, organist of st. Joseph's
Church; Mary Apple, Jean Mum, Ira
| Meyer, Violet Bergeson and Edward
q. Lippitt. The musical was given in
the studio of Mrs. Lippitt at 1928
street northwest.
Louis Potter presented group Of
piano students in recital at his stu
do on G. street recently. Those on
| the program included Elizabeth Will
son, Phyllis Kimball, Dorothy Thorn
as, Margaret Mitchell, Trixie Croft.
Elsie Grinder, Edwin Moore. OLIVIA
| Biller, c. C. Williams and Iva Bethel.
Minna Niemann, pianist: Evelyn La
Crone, reader; Nellie Floyd Cutler.
soprano. and Edwin Moore, accompa-
mist, presented an interesting faculty
recital at Gunston Hall early this
month. Godowsky, Brahms, Chopin,
Sinding, Ravel and Moskowsh were
composers represented, and Dickens
and Shakespeare were authors whose
works were given on the program.
The Capitol Male Quartet and Anna
T. Mitchell presented program or
vocal and dance musical numbers at
the University Club Saturday night
under the supervision of Claude n.
Bennett, chairman of the music COM
mittee of the club, before an audi
ence that filled the ballroom.
Louis l.. Annis, first tenor of the
quartet gave a solo. Others partici-
pating in the quartet selections We're
Robert A. Jonscher, second tenor;
George +. Conybeare, first bass, and
Edwin Callow, second bass. Margaret
Annis was accompanist.
Miss Mitchell presented a group of
young dancers in numbers which
ranged from a vivacious Spanish
dance by Gertrude Macdonald to the
interpr citation of "a Rainbow" by
Maureen Peck. Miss Mitchell de-
lighted the audience with a toe dance
and Jazz dance entitled BIT o Pep"
She was ably assisted by the Misses
Macdonald, Peck, Lewis, Ballard and
Balderston. Frances Weschler danced
waltz and Rita Weschler gave a
dance called Barefoot Days" Cecilia
NJ. O'Dea accompanied the dancers
with piano selections.
4 A delightful series Of recitals is
being given at the Grace Dodge Hotel
this Winter. The programs include
choice selections not ordinarily heard
except in private entertainments.
Many have included compositions by
local musicians. They are given in
the spacious lounge, which is ad-
mirably suited for musicals.
Amy one who wishes may drop IN
for an hour at twilight Sunday eve
ming and sit in perfect comfort while
enjoying a program OF real music by
real musicians.
This afternoon the Christmas re-
cital will be given by Dona Ghrey,
soprano; Frances DeVilla Ball and
Edward j. Ruenitz. They will play
music by Mendelssohn, Verdi and
Strauss and a composition of Miss
Balls.
Virginia Woodward, soprano, and
Ruth Turner, pianist, were presented
in n group Of songs and the piano
selection, Beethoven's Moonlight
Sonata" respectively, recently at
Music Club. Next Tuesday the life
OF Handel will be discussed and Sc
lections from THE Messiah" will be
given, including Rejoice Greatly"
sung by Margaret Cassells. and He
Shall Feed His Flock by Helen New
meyer.
The club meets every Tuesday at
1928 I street northwest, under the
direction of Florence Howard.