Evening star., 1924-04-27
Club andSchool Notes

TOMORROW night at s O'Clock,
Girls Glee Club OF Hiram Col
lege, Ohio, now on it's first tour OF
the east, will give a concert in the
auditorium Of the Columbia Heights
Christian Church, 1885 Park road No
admission will be charged, but an
Offering will be taken to defray the
travelling expenses of the club.
The Hiram Girls Glee Club is COM
posed Of twenty-one girl students.
This is the oldest college founded by
the Disciples of Christ. 1t is situated
in Hiram, Ohio, about thirty miles
southeast of Cleveland. Hiram is
noted as the home of President James
A Garfield, who was a student in the
college. later one Of its teachers, and
finally became its president. He
served as a trustee of the college un-
til his death.
The Glee Club, which will be in
Washington three days, will arrive
Saturday and go ION the air" at WRC
at IL pm. 1t will take part in the
morning services today at the Ninth
Street Christian Church and the
evening services of the Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Church, where Presi-
dent Garfield attended services. It's
only full concert in the city, however,
will be at the Columbia Heights
Church tomorrow night.
The MacDowell Music Club, Miss
Georgia E. Miller, president, held its
regular monthly meeting Monday
evening. The program was presented
by the members, Margaret Loane,
George Cornwell' ani Kathryn Besk' ls,it.
Edith Austermuhl. Sue Kennedy.
Miss Margaret Loane and George
Cornwell of Falls Church, Va. are
two new members received into the
club.
DR.. T. S. Lovette has announced
that the first New York recital by
the Lovette School Of Music Will be
given the first week in May at car
negie Hall. The summer session VIII
Washington and New York. Among the
recent activities of the school are: A
Lenten musical with Secretary OF La
Dor and Mrs. Davis as guests OF nonor,
the program given by Or. ana MIS-
Ioyette and Ave young people; re-
citaI at National Park Seminary;
program at the Masonic Temple Au-
ditorium; a recital at the WaSning-
ton Club and frequent appearances on
community, radio and prominent cluo
programs
Mn Phi Epsilon National Musica
Sorority will be represented BY Setta
Craig, soprano; Mrs. William I. Reeo'
contralto, and Charlotte, Klein, or.
Evening COMFORT Of the Washington
Com munity Association in Central
High School. - ,
Miss Craig will sing scene 2. act ]
Of Leoncavallo's PagiiaGc & sn,eST, In Sos,
"I,ungi DaI Caro- Bene" and Cole
ridge-Taylors "Life and Death," Miss
Klein will play "Toecato. and ,,
"Reverie,'. Bounet. Miss Klein Will
Charles T. Ferry will play for Mrs.
Reed.
The orpheus Club will meet Tues
day evening in the studio of Mildred
KoIb Schulze. at 1905 Il street at
will be given by Katharine Brooks.
soprano; Ruby Stanford, violiQist. and
Gertrude McRae Nash. pianist
The last meeting was held in the
studio of George Dixon Thompson,
who played, with George H. Wilson:
piano suite written for four hands by
Rachmaninoff. Katharine Riggs, harp
ist. gave several numbers by modern
Russian COMPOSERS, and Louis Potter
played a number of piano solos.
Mary sherier Bowie, soprano. and
G. A johnson, bass, Will be soIoists
at the eighteenth annual banquet OF
the College Women's Club of Wash
ington, TO be held at Rauscher's g
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bowie will
sing '"The Answer" (Terry), ''The
Wings OF Night winter Wattsl
louvre Ton Coeur' (Bizet), with
George Wilson as accompanist.
Mr.. Johnson will sing Myself
When Young" from "In a Persian
Garden" (Lehmann); Hear Me, Ye
Winds and Waves" (HandeD, and
Captain Mac: {Sanderson). He will
be accompanied by Emile Margaret
White, who is in charge of the musi-
cal program.
The Rubinstein Club will hold the
third and last concert of the season
in the ballroom of the Willard Hotel
May 6 at $3.50 o'clock in the evening
with Miss kathryn Meisle as the
assisting artist. Miss Meisle made
her washington debut. with the club
last season. Her return to the Ru-
binstein* Club this ssason is, as the
rest of her present tour, a repetition
OF the tour she made last season with
an additional number of large cities.
Miss Meisle has q contralto voice
of fine quality. She also is noted
for an admirable personality Miss
Meisle has just completed a success
full season as a leading member OF
tthe Chicago Opera Company and has
! been re-engaged for next season.
! D -. < -.