Evening star., 1924-04-20
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Episcopal Church Friday night, as
sisted by DR.. ]. Walter Mcneil,
companist. Other dates for presen-
tations of this same recital elsewhere
In the city. it is stated, will be an
nounced later.
This singer is to be guest soloist at
the reception given this afternoon by
the historical group of the District
of Columbia League of American Pen
Women, in honor of the visiting
ID. A. r members. Miss Craig will
sing the group of Cadman numbers
given at an interesting musical at
the Arts Club of Washington about a
ist, now of the Ithaca Conservatory
of Music. Miss Craigs accompanist
will be Charlotte Klein, well known
local pianist Both singer and ac-
companiSt are members of the D.
A. r., as well as of the Mu Phi Epsi-
Ion Musical Sorority.
Mrs. H. III. A. Beach, a leading
American composer, state vice presi-
dent from New Hampshire of the
League of American Pen Women, will
be the pianist at the authors break
the hall Of nations at the Washing
ton Hotel. She will give her own
works, assisted by Miss Gretchen
Hood. well known local dramatic so
prano. The selections will include
June" For Me the Jasmine Bud
Not Too Far" "chanson glamour
and Ellie ct Moi"
Ruby Smith Stahl, Washington So
prano. has just returned from a visit
in Chicago, where she gave a recital
during her stay that won high praise
from the leading critics c. Z. Watts
editor of Music News. stated in a
lengthy review Of this recital that
Mrs. Stahl sang the Liza aria oi
Debussy in a manner that was truly
remarkable. The recital was given
in Lyon & Healy Hall. In this pro-
gram, as in all her programs for
some time, Mrs. Stahl gave half OF
her songs in English and used prin-
lcipally American compositions fol-
these groups. A second concert orig1-
nally planned for this visit was de-
ferred until some time during the
summer.
Mrs. Stahl will be soprano soloist al
an entertainment to be given at AL
Souls Episcopal Church next Wed
nesday night.
Mary Helen Howe will be soprano
soloist at the Easter service at st
Mary's Catholic Church, Piscataway
Md. Among her numbers will bt
Regina Coeli" (Giorza), and AVE
| Maria" (Millard). Miss Howe alsc
| sang the soprano part at the sam.
church Palm Sunday, in F1ynn's
| Mass of the Immaculate Virgin"
LIE Roy Lewis, well known loca
musician, has been appointed bari
tone soloist at the Washington Ca.
thedral and will begin his duties
there today. Mr.. Lewis will retair
his position as director of the chorus
choir at Emory Methodist Church
South, which has its musical service:
at 8 O'Clock. This choir will sing
ming service. Fred Schaefer. Jules
Riker, John Ryerson and Irving Beck
| with viii sing the solo parts, Miss
Edna White, organist.
Ella Ellis, dramatic soprano, viii
sing the solos in Rogers cantata
New Life" this morning at Emory
NJ. L. Church South.
Mrs. George NJ. Gayle of Frankfort
gress, will sing Granier's "Hosanna'
| at this mornings service at the
Church.
Mrs Gayle is a niece of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Clifford Bergman, where she i:
| a guest.
Gurle Luise Corey gave the last O.
/ her series of on-opera-logues las
Friday evening, presenting her orig
| lnal Interpretation of Donizetti'!
| Lucia di Lammermoor," with Eliza
beth Gardiner Coombs as accom-
panist.
Dorothy Wilson. contralto, was en-
| Enthusiastically received last Sunday
when she appeared as soloist witt
| the Elks' Band, giving the famous
aria from Samson and Dalilah" ant
| Eyille's Just That One Hour
-Four members Of the Corey opers
class will appear in leading role.
in Cherry Blossom Time" The,
| are: Dorothy Wilson, Marguerite
Petit and Gladys. and Gayle Hunt.
John Marville, baritone soloist o.
st. Stephens Episcopal Church ant
Eili' at the musical recently giver
for the Women's Alliance Of Al
Souls Unitarian Church.
Nine. Flora Greenfield. concert so.
prano of New York, co-artist on touI
with Giovanni Martinelli, was ir
Washington Monday evening to sins
Temple to the Mobiles OF the Mystic
| Shrine.
Mime. Greenfield has charm and per
| sonality, as well as cultivated so
| prano voice.
Her tone is freshly strong and sus
| tanning in the upper register, aug
| mented by clear enunciation.
DR.. Carl Won RiedeL from the Met
| ropolitan Grand Opera Company o.
| New York, was accompanist for Mime
| Greenfield, playing the piano for hel
| solos Sympathetically.