Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

I lude' and 'Alazurka" tChopin). Miss
Marjorie Davis; contralto. None but
the the LTnsly W. Heart Lea sTsebsikowsky1
mund), Miss Wynema Mckinley;
| Caucasian Sketches. Op. 10" diva
now, 'In the Mountain" "In the Viii
lage" and PROCESSION of the Sirdar,"
orchestra.
! Genevieve Bond presented the fol-
lowing young singers IN an opera
class recital in her studio last Friday
evening: Elsie Shulze, Frieda kreg,
ton. Selma Shulze, Elsie Kreig and
Renie Shea.
! Catherine Miller, eieven-yea old
!cital last Monday evening by Mrs.
| Robert T.. Allen. assisted by Miss
Margaret Morgan, soprano, at the
United Brethren $. S. House. North
numbers included d Beethoven sonata
and selections by Leschetizky, Grieg.
MacDoWell, Read, Strauss, Friml and
Lack.
| Frances Gutelius and Mabel Ander-
son Edserton will present a piano
recital in the Jordan studios, 18th
land q streets, Tuesday night at $3.50,
and the vipivoce Trio. composed of
beaver. vioiinist. and William Test,
cellist. a. assisting artists. The
pianfsts will include Wilhelmina
Guide, Thelma Callahan, Gerald Cook,
The program will include:
cha reludes 0Pi IS Nos RI !; :, Is
Jude c Sharp Minor" (Rachmaninofr),
Margaret Rees; Chart Du Soir''
lMassolini). "Minuet in G" (Beetho-
S Sen, mipiyoee Trig; Sonata In C."
Gietto" tBaeh>. Ted crum; Prelude
tMokrejs). "Minuetto Flat Minor"
tSchuberO. Wilhelmina GUIDE: 'Elfin
Dance (Mendelssohn>. Miss Gutelius
Dance. No. 8" (Brahms). In the Hall
of the Mountain King" tGreig), Sam
uel Detwiler; My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" fSaint-Saens). Miss de Hart
i"Concert Transcription of Turkey In
Scene" tSchumann), Thelma Gala
Gutelius and Mrs. Edgerton.
The orpheus Club of Washington
| will meet Tuesday evening in the
| studio of lie Roy Lewis, when the
program will be from oratorios.
katharine l,s Brooks. soprano, and MIR
I
gram, beginning at o'clock.
| The last meeting Of the club was
held In the studio of Victor Golibart,
when a program Of Engliyh music
BY Helen Belt, violinist; George
| Dixon Thompson, pianist, and Mr.
! Golibart, tenor.
| delightful concerts Friday evening at
the home for Incurables and the
Home for the Blind.
The February concert Of the Dis
trict League Of American Pen Women
will be held Friday evening. George
Washington's birthday, at club head
quarters. 1722 II street. at 8 o'clock.
Of Mrs. Genevieve +. Bond, vel
known In local music circles.
| The numbers will include: "a
Reverie," whisper Thy Love to Me-"
sung by the composer, Mrs: Etan W.
| sung by Miss Elsie shuttle; Love
Me While You May" sung by Edward
c. Halbach. George L. Zuch, Victor
Mans eif po sung m f By aaie and
| Gladys Hunt, in costume; kiss Me
Hardell: BLOSSOMS Are Kissing"
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| by Mrs. Bond and Mr.. HardelI, and
| three numbers by Mrs. Irene N.
Chainey.
An appropriate program Of Ameri-
can music will be presented by, the
Friday Morning Club this week at
| the meeting to be held on Washing
| toms birthday in the assembly room
! of the Cosmos Club at II o'clock in
the morning.
Songs will be given by Mrs. Wit
tiers and one piano composition by
American composers will be given
by each Of the following: Mrs. Emma
Prall Knorr, Miss Emma Bestor, Miss
Minna Nfemann. Mrs. Walter B.
Howe, Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Tooke.
Elena de Sayn, Russian violinist;
Mabel Duncan, violoncellist, and NAL
| ton Boyce, pianist-organist, will play
Beethoyen's Trio. OPP, 1. No. T." at
the Jordan studio. C street, next
| Tuesday evening, during Prof, Hen,
neman's free lecture on musical ap-
probation.