Evening star., 1924-01-13

Willard Hotel ballroom. Tickets may
De obtained from Mrs. Frederick
hiinge, 31S Cpshur street northwest
bert Davis, chairman OF patronesses.
and Mrs. Frank Lord will have charge
or the card room. The Meyer Davis
orchestra win furnish the music.
,ba ~ O'clock Tuesday morning IN
the New Willard Hotel, before the
weekly rehearsal Of the Rubinsteiir
Club, there will be special voice trials
TOT singers wishing to become active
members Mrs. Milton G. White
cnalrinan OF music, will receive all
! new entrants.
The orpheus Club held a most in
1erestins meeting last Tuesday eve
nns nins IN the studio of II. lie Roy Lewis
ne guest or the evening was Dr. T
5. Lovette. who gave AN illustrated
talk on The Piano AS Wireless In
strument."
At the next next meeting Of the club
January ~ program Of Russian
The following musical program
VIII be given in the Colonial Danes
clubhouse tonorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock under the supervision of NJ
and Mrs. T. 5. Lovette: Miss Mar
Ruth Matthew's will play the "FYf-
tenth Rhapsodic," by List: Mis-
Edythe Crowder, soprano, will sing
.Amsrllii Mia Bella" (CaccinD. Il
the Time of Roses" (Reichardtp and
The Winds in the south" (Iohrl
Prindle Scotb; Miss Gladys Hillyrr
VIII give a 'Nocturne" by Chopin and
the Ealzer tCajani) and Mrs. Lo
rena Stockton GaWler, soprano. will
sing Wind and Lyre" (Rogers) '''rhe
Message OF the Rose" ct. S. Lovette,
Robin. Robin. Sing Me song
tSprossj and "Ho, Mir Piper" (Cur-
ran).
a program Of modern music was
presented by Mrs. Wallace at the
piano; Miss Beatrice Goodwin. sopra
no.. Miss Elsa Raner. vioIinfst ana
WIN analytical program notes writ
ten by Miss Maude SewalI. before the
Friday Morning Music Club last Fri
day.
Next week the program will be IN
the form Of recital by Ruth KEN
per. violintst. of New York, guest d:
inc ciub. She VIII be assisted by MS
Mabel Linton.
The Brahms -Schumann program
presented with such marked success
at a. a recent meeting of the F,rida,
Morning Music Club by Miss Isabel
Kelley was given again at the Col
lege Wornen's Club last night for tho
benefit of the piano fund. In this
program Miss Kelley was assisted =,
Anita Schade, Mrs. Rowland 5. pvcr
and Tracy Richards Plant
program of lovely music wa
given by three artists from New
York-Esther Case and Elizabeth and
Frank Sheridan-at the Twelfth Might
, celebration at the home of Mr.. ar6
Mrs. John Hays Hammond asst Sur
day night at the dinner III honor -
the birthday anniversary Of their
dehutante daughter, Miss Natalie
Hammond.
The music incIuded = numher oe
old Italian. English. French, Irish.
Swedish and Tuscan songs, III Eliza
bethan song by Richard Hammond
| and a special aTrangeme nj of an Old
English May day carol by Deems
Taylor.
Mrs, q. W. Crist, director Of tile
conservatory Preparatory School Of
The Fairy Rose" by Virginia Wood
Mackali and Eliza Wood, next FIR
day evening at 7:30 at the Cleve-
land Park Congregational Church.
34th and Lowell streets. Thirty str
dents Of rhythm and piano aro tax
ing part
The evening chorus Of First Baptist
Church held its last meeting at tire
home OF the director, Mrs. Florenc'
Howard. 4 feature of the study q
the chorus this year is folk music.
Several interesting talks on F'rencM
music were given. Mrs. Howard san-
d group OF bergeretteS and Mr.. Ferry
played several folk dances. Miss
Louise Travis. the clubs former pres
ident, was elected a member of the
board of the National Federation Of
Music Clubs.