Evening star., 1924-11-09
Club and School
Notes

THE Rubinstein Club will give it's
annual luncheon Tuesday at 1890
o'clock. in the ballroom of the New
Willard Hotel. Elaborate plans have
been made to make this the finest one
, they have ever given. Being Armi-
stice day, America" will be sung by
the entire gathering. followed by the
invocation by DR.. James Shera Mont
gomery. After luncheon and greet
ings from the club president. Mrs.
Robert Hamilton Dalgleish, Judge
John Barton Payne, chairman of the
American Red Cross. will give an ad-
dress. followed by short talks by Mrs.
William Hamilton Bayley, Mrs. Will
son-Greene and Isaac Cans.
The musical program will be fur
nished by the Madrigal Quartet, con-
sisting of Viola Schippert klinge,
Edith Graham Schilling, Gertrude Mi
sci. Edith NJ. White and Pauline
knoeller at the piano; Mrs. Caroline
MED by Miss Carol Williams, and So
prano solos by Mrs. Logan Feland, ac-
companied by the club director,
Claude Robeson.
The following will be honor guests
for the afternoon: Mrs. William How
ard Taft. Mrs. Kate Scott Brookes,
Mrs. Eulalie Rheem Rowe, Mrs. May
Ramsdell. Mrs. William Hamilton
Bayley, Mrs. Katie Wilson-Greene,
Mrs. james Shera Montgomery, Mrs.
Whiting H. Williams, Miss Carol Will
liams, Judge John Barton Payne.
Isaac Cans, T. Arthur Smith and
Herndon Morsell.
There will be no rehearsal Tuesday
of this week.
The thirty-fourth annual concert Of
the Vaughn class of Calvary Baptist
Church will be given November 19. in
the Sunday school house, at Eighth
and II streets northwest. Those who
will present the program will include,
Elsa Raner, violinist; George H.
O'Connor, baritone; Walter Beck,
dramatic reader; the Estelle Went
worth Opera Company in scenes from
Martha" and the Nordica String Or
chestra.
Margaret Cassells, soprano, was
soloist at the last meeting of the
Tuesday Evening Music Club. present
ing the following numbers: william
ellie" (Del Aqua), THE Lass With the
Delicate Air" (Dr. Arne), "Serenade to
Juanita" (JoubertD.
The soloists for November are
Frances Jackson, mezzo soprano;
Louise Bessey, soprano. and Ruth
Turner. pianist. Mrs. William Par
fridge has been engaged as accom-
panist.
The club meets every Tuesday eve
ming at the downtown studio of the
director. Mrs. Florence Howard, 1923
l street.
Florence Howard will present a
lecture-reckal on folk songs Tuesday
morning before the music section Of
J,,1,
Howard will talk on folk music, it's
origin and character, and illustrate
her talk with groups of songs. Zoe
Watson, pianist will accompany her
and will play also Percy Graingers
arrangement of several English folk
dances and The volga Boat Song"
The program follows: Germany
"Heimliche Liebe." 'Du, du liegst mir
in Herzen,' 'Schw abisches Tanzlied,' .
Mrs. Howard. Russia-"The Night
ingale," Mrs. Howard: "Volga Boat
Song" Mrs. Watson. France-"Chan-
tons les amours dc Jean" Mrs How
ard. Continental Europe-"The Lit
tie Shepherd" Poland; Annie, the
Miller's Daughter" Slovakia; Little
Wild Goose" Moravia; "Andulka,"
CAechia, Mrs. Howard. Scotland and
England -" Bonnie Doom" Caller
Herrin,' "oh. No. John" Mrs. How
ard: Londonderry Air" Morris
Dance Shepherds Hey" Mrs. Wal
son.
The Grace Dodge Hotel announces
its fourth Sunday evening musical,
which will be given from to s
o'clock this afternoon.
Well known Washington artists
appear on these programs each week.
Last Sunday Ruby Potter. lyric So
prano: Louis Potter. pianist, and Her
man Hoffman. violinist, gave the re-
cital. This evening Flora McGill
keefer, mezzo-contralto: Durward
Bowersox, violinist: George Wilson
and Elsie Harvey Weaver, accompa-
nists. will be presented.
The program will include: Violin
Romance" CWienawski), "Adoration"
(BorowskD, Souvenir" (Drdla), Mr.
Bowersox: songs-"Homing' Del
Riego). Come to the Fair (Martin),
The Sweet O. the Year" (Salter), Mrs.
keefer: violin-"A Perfect Melody"
(O'Hara), The Rosary" (Nevin), Mr..
Bowersox; voice and violin-"A Sere-
made" (Heckscher), "Iassies O. mine"
(WalD, Lullaby from Jocelyn"
(Godard). Mrs. Keefer and Mr.. Bow
ersox.
An interesting concert by local
singers and musicians was given
Tuesday evening at the residence Of
Mrs. F. B. Moran for the entertain
ment of the Mcdonald d-Washington-
Blackburn Club, of which Mrs. Moran
is president, and other specially in
vited guests. The program was in
charge of Mrs. E. H. Eichelbe rger,
chairman of the music committee of
the club.
A feature which was enthusias-
tically received was a duet from
Carmen" by Rose Polio, contralto.
and Louis Annis, tenor, both of
whom appeared in this opera when
it was produced last season under
the direction Of Edouard Albion by
the Washington Opera Company, of
which they are members
In addition to the duet both Miss
Polio and Mr.. Annis gave as solos,
Norwegian Love Song" by Wander
pool, and your Tiny Hand Is
Frozen" from La Boheme," by Puc-
cini. They were accompanied by
Margaret Annis.
Margaret Ashbridge Rabbit, So
prano, of the Rubinstein Club, sang
april, My April" by H. v. Millfgan;
Moon Path" by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach.
Americas foremost woman composer,
and THE Star" by Rogers. Her ac-
companist was Dorothy Burch.
Bertha O'Shaughnessy sang WHO
Knows" by Ernest Ball; "Gipsy Love