Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03

TIME president of the Federation
of Music Clubs. District of
Columbia, requests that all
federated clubs not already
having bulletin chairman appoint
one. 1t should be the duty of the
chairman 70 see that the bulletins
are taken and read by club members,
being returned promptly to the chair
man. say. in y weeks time, that
others may read them.
Then all local clubs will be posted
ON federation activities and will have
more interest both in the local and
national work.
The Orpheus Club will meet Tues
day evening in the studio OF Victor
Golibart. at I'LL I street northwest,
when the program will be of English
, composers.
Last night Miss Beatrice Seymour
. Goodwin tnaugurated the first Of Il
, series OF musical evenings at her
Second Saturday evening in each
month from to 10 pm. at her
studio, when musical programs will
be given.
\ capacity audience filled the rooms
OF the College Women's Club for the
Monday afternoon musical last week.
Florence Steffens Scott. inezzo con-
tralto. and Mabel ii. Duncan. cellist.
were tho artists and gave finished
style and Interpretation to the pro-
gram.
For encore Mrs. Scott sang The
Hlndoo Slunlber Song by Harriet
Ware. and Mrs. Duncan played
"Arioso' by Bach E.lilie Margaret
White and Helen r. Nash were sym
pathetic accompanies. The program
!. was the second in u series of after
noon programs arranged for the club
! by Mrs. Henry White.
The Nipivoce Music Study Club met
at the studio of Miss Frances Cute
Illus last Tuesday night. The club
has been elected to the Fede ra ton of
Music Clubs
The following Objects for the COM
ing year We're elected: Clara Bogo-
rad. president: Thomas Gilman. sec
Rotary: "ilhelmiua Guide, treasurer
Biographies of I.asso and Pales-
trina were read by Julia Denning and
Morton Thomas. Tho Vipivoce trio
played Chant du So!r." by Masso-
the "BarcarolIe" from the Tales Of
! Hoffman" with Garth Beaver play
ing violin, William Test, cello, and
Thomas Elfman, piano.
Gerald Whitaker was elected a
new member.
The Dalgleish Music Study Club en-
tered another new member, Miss Es-
Their Wagner. upon its rolls last Mon
day evening. After discussing flu
! ture plans ii was voted that the club
accept the kind invitation of Mrs.
Howard Blandy to hold the second
meeting in February. on Washington's
; birthday, at her home. The musical
program will be followed by a dance.
After singing Mon Desire" and
THE Brownies" Mrs. Hartman gave
two pianalogues; Dawn ave Ma
ria and "Tne Sacrament" We're sung
by Mrs. Edith Schilling: "Carmena,"
Minis Farewell" II Would Weave
Song for You" and Love Is a
| Merchant" were sung by Mrs. J. J.
Underwood: april. My April" 1.-The
Wise Forget" and "Songof the Soul"
sung by Mrs. Gertrude Russell;
where My Caravan Has Rested" and
Love Has Wings" by Miss Margaret
Hughes; THE Nightingale in June"
and "Shepherd. Play Little Aair." by
Mrs. Madeline Cornish Nickles:
Somewhere Someone Is Waiting for
Me" and Until" by Miss Mary Lee
Chapman: 1.-THE Last Hour (kramer)
and "Memorys Garden" (DennD by
Mrs. Peter NJ. Becker jr.
The evening closed with the sing
ing OF "A Perfect Day" by the whole
club.
The program for recital to be given