Evening star., 1924-02-24
Club and School Notes

Brown, ST Bring You Heartsease"
EBranscombe), Perry Me Across the
wat Mater - CHomer), ~sylvelin" tsind-
derson), Love Has Wings" (Roger.s.
II Hid My Love" (d'HardeIot), and
What's in tho Air Today" (Edeh).
MT. Bachrach will sing ''rhe voles
Adams) and For You Alone" fGoehD.
Miss Carroll Burch will accompany
Mr. Bachrach and Emile Margaret
White will be at the piano for Miss
Greene.
Nearly every branch of the arts will
De represented at the soiree concert
OF the Washington Salon and United
Arts Society at the Playhouse Thurs
president Of the society, is in charge
of the program.
District Commissioners Cuno u.
Rudolph and Col. Bell will be guAsfs
not be present on account of the death
Of Mrs. Oyster.
DR.: Alexander Henneman will give
an illustrated talk on "Humor in
MUSIC MUSIC . Mildred de Hart, soprano, viii
fs Heart Is Weary c4hamaa5 4a lron .asy ANY
Clover CT IWilleby1. The Night Has :.
Loves in My Heart (Woodman),
accompanied by Frances Gutelius
Senior Jose A. de Huarte, accom-
panied on the piano by Amelia NJ.
olmsted. will play on the violin
Aria" (Bach) and Symphonic Es-
pasnole." allegro non troppo GaIo).
lverdD. Lolita" (Buzzi-Peccia) and
"Meus Amores" (Baldomir).
Virginia Hutson will give a scarf
dance; Virginia Catlett. symbol
dance; little Susan Hall. eccentric
directed by Miss Lillian Hoskins.
Mrs. Brown will assist at the piano.
Frederick Roscher, portrait painter;
Arnold Roennebeck, sculptor, and Os-
sip Perelma, Russian painter, will be
introduced during the evening.
Miss Georgia Z. Miller presented
Kathryn l. Beck in a piano recital
recently in a program that was a fine
test of endurance and technical skill,
and which Miss Beck Interpreted with
poise and color. There was Beetho-
ven's Sonata Pathetique," selections
by Moszkowski, Rachmaninoff, Schu-
dience showed much enthusiasm dur
ing the recital
Beulah Beverley Chambers pre-
sented group of young piano stu
dents last Sunday afternoon in a
program Of compositions by Bach,
Schubert, Mendolssohn, Grieg, Chopin,
Godowsky and other composers.
Those participating included Jane
Cunningham. Anne Russell, Matilde
Principe. Emily Jane Quirke, Eliza
beth Mack, Frances Colella, Elizabeth
Thomas, Catharine Hough, Mack
Morgan. Murry Russell and Robert
Mildred Hoover. violinist, assisted
during the afternoon. playing Borrow
skis "Adoration' and Saint-Saetls'
swan: Her accompaniSt was Mrs.
Duff Lewis. Miss Chambers also
played couple of numbers by Chopin
Jeanette NJ. Howard entertained at
at piano recital in her studio recently,
drey Yaden, Frances Onyun, Helen
Pattie, kamp Smith. Alta Goodman,
Ruth Brown, Edward Nelson, Gwen
dolln Masill, Lawrence LIE Fever,
Marian Jackson: Susan Marie Young,
guerite Rausch, Hannah Booth, Mar
garet Leaman. Barbara Burroughs
and Pauline Grindle-
Mrs. Raymond G. Marx and Mrs.
Charles Leonard Chambers were host
esses at musical tea Friday after
noon at the Arts Club of Westminster
Ihey were assisted by Mrs. Louis n.
Geldart and Miss Mary A. Cryder.
Artistic little programs, painted by
Mrs. chambers, were d combined sug-
gestion of st. Valentines day and
George Washington's birthday
the artists of the afternoon were
Hubner. contralto. and Gertrude
Locher. pianist Miss Linkins sang
with polse. The audience seemed par
ticularly enthusiastic over her sing
ing. of Terrys The Answer" Mrs.
Hubner's deep voice was effective in
Coleridge-Taylor's Life and Death
and the aria, 'Ah. Mon Fills Miss
the b Minor scherzo' Of Chopin. h h and
her work as accompanist was unusu-
ally sympathetic
Announcement is made by the
Chaminade Glee Club that a recital
will be presented on March Is under
the direction of Miss Esther Linkins
In the kitt-knabe auditorium The
public is cordially invited to this af-
Mrs. Helen Corbin Heinl. concert
pianist. presented an interesting pro-
gram at the Congressional Club last
Friday afternoon. Her selections in
Guided works by Rameau, Chopin,
Liszt. MacDowell, Philip, Brahms
and Moszkowski.
Elizabeth Gardner Coombs. pianist.
Joseph Di Meglio, tenor, and Bernice
D. Randall, accompanist, presented a
recital last Wednesday afternoon in
the lounge of the City Club The
concert was we'll attended and re-
ceived with enthusiastic applause.
Harry Angelica, well known local
baritone. will have charge Of the con-
cert to be given Wednesday evening at
S:15 o'clock at the Brightwood Ma
sonic Temple for the benefit Of the
Highlands Community Church Those
participating will include Elizabeth
tT2r6nPr CnnnhG nj 10 nj iSf Mor ~.
ley, reader; Miss Hunter, interpreta-
tive dances; George Flemmer, violin
ist, and Joseph Di Meglio. tenor.