Evening star., 1924-01-27
Club and School Notes

! will include Purcell's Golden Sonata"
Ia delightful suite for two violins and
/ piano, rarely, If ever. heard i'll wash
: ington previously. Lynch Luquer and
/ Col. Charles Frailey will play the violin
! parts and Sadc {. Styror will be at
! the piano.
Paul Bleyden is inaugurating i series
OF musical teas. at which ne VIII pre-
! be this afternoon. when Hattie Her
| furth, contralto, and Grace Washnurh'
! cOloratura soprano. will give the follow
J ing program:
NJ" CHandeD.. "Saphische ode"
! tBrahms). "F'lorian Song" CGUdardb.
! Hattie Herfurth; The Lark" Tau
J berD, ''Sevillauna" 'MasseneD. Pier
! rot" tRubuer), Grace WaShburn: Her
| Rose" CCombep, I'm the DARK" (Combel.
I "A Little Brown OWL HecciaD, Hattie
/ Herfurth: "The Wren (BishopI. vii
ianele" ODerAgua), Grace Washburn.
! The Friday Morning Music Club en-
ioyCd - program presented by Mrs. Ill
/ liam T. Reed, contralto: Miss Margaret
! Mansfield violinist, and Mrs. Tooke.
pianist. last Friday morning
/ Under the direction Of Miss Flor
( enc" Hyd" the following musical pro-
: gram will be given at the clubhouse
! of the District League of American
! Pen Women tomorrow evening. at the
I II gularly monthly meeting: Once in
! a While our Dreams Come True by
i Mrs. Nancy North, sung by Miss All
{ lesn NJ. Burns: piano selections, I'm
pronptu. Reinholdl, "Etude. Opus
-. No. -" tChopin>. prelude in c
1 Sharp Minor" tEachmaninoffD. played
! by Mrs. Arthur J. Seaton: lane" My
| Laddie" ana ''Sweethearts." composed
and sung by Mrs. :. +. Milton.
| The second of the Monday evening
| musicals given at the studio of Frank
! A. Schroeder. will be presented to-
! morrow evening. Mr.. Schroeder will
! give a lecture on the latest methods
| of musical education and follow II
| with a program Of piano selections
| Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee will give
| some songs.
: Harlan Castle, tenor, was presented
! in 4 delightful recital at the Wom
ems City Club last Monday evening.
| He was assisted at the piano by John
r.. Monroe, who played a piano prelude
| to each of Mr.. Castles four groups of
| songs to indicate the mood or at
| mosphere of the songs The groups
| included songs of dawn. songs of con-
| stancy, songs of longing, songs Of
challenge, and song at parting.
!
| prano. and Mrs. Bertha Thompson
Nelson. pianist. gave the musical
! given Thursday evening at the Hotel
| Mrs. Gawler was in splendid voice.
and her group of songs. including
The Message of a Rose" tDr. T. 5.
/ LovetteD. Robin, Robin. Sing Me a
| Song" (Spross) and The Cuck 90"
F! Lehmann). were delightfully."- given.
J
! Ruth Matthews. Mrs. Nelson played
the Fifteenth Rhapsody" by Liszt with
| brilliancy and variety of tone color,
and as an encore gave THE Brook"
! (Kargonoff).
! A group of little folks furnished
entertainment of an unusual charac-
| ter to number of mothers and guests
at the King Smith Studios Saturday
morning, when an open class in
! Fletcher music method by children
! who have studied during a period of
| ten weeks was given under the di-
! rection of Mrs. King Smith and Miss
Allensworth. Mrs. King-Smith made
a preliminary talk, in which she said
! that the real aim of the method is to
develop the children into ALI
around musicians" and enable them
to understand and to express them
selves in music
! Demonstrations were given in free
technical exercises, rhythmical work
4 and in ear training, in which the tiny
| children played games in which they
| recognized single tones by ear and
wrote them, and the older children
recognizing intervals. chords, etc.
J Charming, original melodies and
compositions were played by the
children and demonstration was
given In tranSpoSition, when pieces
that had been memorized were played
in any key suggested by the audience
l Of hn In, ;ot
costumes appeared on the Capitol
steps January 10 and sang Dixie"
during the birthday celebration of
! Robert E. Lee. They later sang at
the Confederate Memorial Home.
An informal recital was held at the
Friday evening when the program
was presented by Katherine Here
ford, Franklin Jameson, Emily Mann,
Pero,. Flora Clayton, Bertha Luber,
Hazel Bergstrom, Virginia Cureton
and Dorothy Sornborger, with Mar
lorie. Davis as accompanist.
Next Friday evening some of the
members Of the faculty of the Wash
| ington College of Music will give a
concert at Gunton-Temple Church for
the benefit of the Christian Endeavor
lowing artists will be on the program:
Mrs. Marguerite Carter. violinist; Mrs
| Gertrude Miller, meZzo; Mrs. Clara
! Young Brown, soprano; Weldon Carter,
| pianist, and George Harold Miller, bari
| tone.
| The program will be: "Andante
with Variations (Haydn), prelude
| (Bach), Mr.. Carter; "a Summer Night
| Me- (Dvorak), "A Birthday (Wood-
mani, Mrs. Miller: Romance" (Sven-
sen), From the Canebrske" (Gardner),
Mrs. Carter; Night, and Dreams
| tSchuberD. In the Boat" Grieg),
1.-THE Songs of Grusia" (Rachmaninoff),
4 Spring Night" tSchumann). Mr.. Mil
Ter; "On Wings of Song" (Mendelssohn-
Achron),, Minuet, in D (MezarD, Mrs.
Carter: "Lete" ,(Chaminade). The
Path Of Dreams" (Woodman), MY
Laddie'' (Thayerl, Mrs. Brown; boo
robin" (Stearns). "Hark! Hark! the
Lark (Schubert-Liszt), "Etude No.
1"1 tChopin), Mr.. Carter.