Evening star., 1924-03-23

formly good tone was the predorni-
mating characteristic OF their work.
The outstanding feature was the play
ing of Miss Blanche Bartender OF
Chevy Chase, who gave her numbers
with artistic finish and naturc inter
pretation rare in 50 youthful an artist.
Among har numbers were "PaStoraie."
. by Mozart: "Ecossaisses,' b. Beetho
sin; Waltz. \ Flat Major "Bcrceusc''
and ''Scherzo, Il Flat Minor all by
Chopin.
Others contributing to the pleasure
: of the occasion wer" Miss Florence
! Blum, who gave Cha nina de.s "Au-
tumn": Miss Agnes Ferrot, who played
Am Nicer" by Schubert -Lis;zt; Ara
! besque,' by Leschetizby, and shadow
Dance" by MacDowcll: Miss Dorothy
Donley. who was heard in "pedica-
ton" by Schumann and ''IntcrmeZzo.
by Lcschctizky. and Miss Lucille Heb
erie, who contributed "Etude. by
Arensky. and Walt, + Major by
MoSzkowSki
The Kinncar class OF young men at
Calvary Baptist Church presented tn"
third annual concert in the church
last Friday. Those taking, part in
cluded the kinnear Orchestra: Charles
T. Ferry. pianist and composer: helen
\. Colhoun, reader; Mrs. William I.
Reed, contralto; the Carbauh Con-
certed Company: Richard Lorleberg,
cellist, and Mrs. ethel Holtzclaw
Gawler, soprano.
Mrs. d. S. Lord presented the fol-
lowing young people in al annual
. musical in her studio recently: Helena
Donaldson. Lily May Harris, Dorothy
Ballard, Elizabeth Itiordan. Virginia
Hangar, Sylvia Donnemitz, Grace Nc
lntosh. Carter Lord, Mamie Bowen.
EStelle X can, Lorraine oliver. Evelyn
Baber, Milliard Bowen, Thomas Lath
7 :. Exr H. E1l,
Hunt and Annette Cooper.
Thomas Latham won the senior
class medal for 1923-24 and the junior
class medal was awarded to Evelyn
Baber.
The program of music presented at
the Congressional Club last Friday in
cluded piano selections by Miss Sadc
William T. Reed, accompanied on the
piano by Charles T. Ferry.
The first of series of bimonthly
Informal afternoon musicals inauSu-
rated by the Fabian School of Music.
Alice Deleslyne Taylor, director, Of
Chevy Chase, Nd, and this city, was
held at the Vermont avenue studio
| Saturday.
Before a. large attendance of parents
and friends, Adelaide Buchholz, Fran
els Boone, Dorothy Graham, Louise
Fulton, Jean Christie. Catherine An
II,
rem, Margaret Steele. Masters Church
i'll Downing and Richard Mcclellan
played piano compositions by Beeth-
oven, krogmann, Gurlett, Schmol,
Mueller, Rebekoff and Chaminade.
/, The music for the services today
at Christ Church, Alexandria, Va.
and Katharine Seelye Wallace, or
ganist, will be as follows: Morning
service, IL am: Organ prelude. Can
zone" Dickinson): "Benedicste'
and bass, "The Divine Forgiveness"
soieneiIe"' CNiedermeyer. Evening
service, 8 pm: Organ prelude, An
Jesus, Word of God Incarnate'
tGounod); offertory, tenor. king All
Glorious" (Stainer); organ postlude,
"Postlude on Why Wand'rcst Thou
in Darkness (Guiimant.
The Sunday school class No. - of
the First Reformed Church Will
sponsor community sing and pro-
cludc, piano duet, Mrs J. Bachnian
and Karl Holer: instrumental Sc
lections, for. piano. violin, cello, by
the Bernheimer trio; contralto solos
ings. Wilhelmina GUIDE; tenor solos.
George Meyers; Hawaiian trio. Mrs
Edith P. Tschifrely, Miss Alice Hill, A.
L. Williams.
The personnel of the class Is as
follows: Mary and Caroline Aufen-
.thie, Mrs. J. Bachman, Elsie Ehnin-
ger. Hilda Emmanuel, Katharine
Hirrlinger, Mildred Jones, Eleanor
Volland. Gertrude Volland, Edna
Wahl and Pauline Holer.
Rho Beta Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon,
will entertain tho war veterans at
Walter Reed Hospital with n musical
program this afternoon from & to
pm. Those participating are: Netta
Craig. soprano: Frieda Irwin, violin
list: Helen Fiske Torrey, soprano:
Clara Miller Wolfe. pianist.
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