Evening star., 1924-04-27
Musigraphs

Katherine Riggs. concert harpist,
was a soloist yesterday at noon at the
annual breakfast of the League Of
American Pen Women, held at the
Hotel Washington in the salon de
nations. Miss Riggs played between
the courses of the breakfast, her num-
bers including prelude" tDurand)
and "Will-o-the -Wisp" (Hasselman)
for her first group and EN- Reve"
(Verdalle) and "Water Nymphsv
tHasselman) for the second group.
Twenty-four of the members Of the
Vipivoce Music Study Club and the
Vipivoce Juveniles attended the Cher
kasskey concert Friday night under
Gutelius.
Beatrice Seymour Goodwin was
soioist at a reception given at the
WIZARD Hotel Wednesday afternoon
In honor of the members Of the
American Legion Auxiliary attending
the Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton congress. Music was fur
nished by the Marine Band and Mr..
Santeimann played several violin
panied by MIR. Erickson of the Ma
rine Band.
Franceska Kaspar Lawson will re-
turn to Washington today from Mar
ion, Va, where she gave a recital last
Friday evening at the Marion Junior
College.
Olive Travers Houghton, contralto,
formerly of Washington, has just re-
turned to this city from New York,
where she has been a soloist at st.
James p. T.. Church. Since her re-
turn she has sung at the reception
given recently by the Virginia Soci
ETY., where she was received enthusi-
astically. and Tuesday she sang south
ern songs as guest soloist at a recep-
Chapter. D. A. r, by Mrs. Lewis
jackson. Mrs, Houghton will sing
the contralto solo in Weber's Mass
in g" at Holy Trinity Catholic Church
today. and tomorrow night she will
sing the contralto solos in 'Gaurs
Holy City," to be given by the choir
of Dumbarton Avenue NJ. L. Church
o,E Raymond " md G, 5'e Moore; baritone, vas was
Lodge. No. S, F. 4. 4. NJ. com
memorating the 1s5th anniversary OF
the lodge.
Mr.. Moore also was soIoist with the
Lincoln Memorial Wednesday, when
a memorial service by the Fine Arts
Commission was given in honor OF
the late Henry Bacon, architect for
building and member OF the COM
mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Whitman
local singers. will spend the mon II
of May in Florida as the guests oi
Miss Katherine PiGce and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Pierce
at their home, Moon Hill Planta-
ton. The trip will be made by motor
Mrs. Whitman will be remembered fol
her work as soprano soloist at Rock
Greek Church, and Mr.. Whitman is
temporarily leaving his position OF
tenor soloist at Grace Reformed
Church. They have prepared to give
several recitals. Mrs. Whitman, well
. known as an artist as well as a
musician, is planning to paint mum
Der OF Florida landscapes for next
winters exhibition.
Elena de Sayn, Russian violinist
has left the city to fill several con.
cert engasvi4.entS in New Jersey ano
New York. While in New Jersey Miss
de Sayn viii be guest OF Count
ess Gazzale in Rutherford, ar
singer. Her musical teas have at.
tracted many famous musicians and
singers from New York
The Kimbam ouartet-Fannie
Shreve Heartsill, soprano; Heller
| Marie Koontz, contralto: Charles e
Myers, tenor, and Francis P. Heart
sill, Dissatisfied by Mrs. NJ. Love
accompanist will give a program OF
solo and ensemble compositions ar
ranged by George Schinlmel during
the knights of Columbus banquet al
Rauscher's tonight