Evening star., 1924-11-16
Club and School
Notes

THE Washington College Of Music
will give its thirty ninth student
| concert at Central High School to-
| morrow evening, starting promptly
| at Sis o'clock. The public is invited.
There are no reserved seats and no
admission charge or collection.
The following program will be pre-
sented: Overture. "Ruy Bias" (Men-
| delssohn). orchestra; piano, ALE
| mande." from suite In D minor (D'Al-
berC; "Pastorale. Z Minor" (Scar-
lattD, Dorothy Russell: violin. ALE
gro. Brilliante" (Ortmans), Fritz
Maile: soprano. He Is Good. He Is
Kind" (MasseneD. with orchestra.
Elizabeth Stewart: violin. "Andanti-
! no" Martini Kreisler), "Habanera"
tBizet-Froelich). Evelyn Scott:
| "Danse Macabre" (Saint-Saens). or
Movement" (Beethoven), Benjamin
Rather: violin. 'Legende" CWieniaws
kD. with orchestra. Mabelle Orleman !;
voice, "Where'er Yuo Walk" Han-
| deD, Gypsy John" (Clay), Raymond
| Luce; piano, 'Seguidella" (Albeniz).
Alberta Harris: Coronation march
from The Prophet" (Myerbeer). or
cheStra.
The accompanist will be Marjorie
Davis.
The junior section Of the Nipivoce
Music Study Club met at the studio of
Frances Gutelius Tuesday night.
Mildred de Hart introduced a new
member. Royal NJ. Tinker. baritone
who charmed the club with some of
his original songs and poems. The pro-
gram consisted of ear training. mu-
steal dictation and harmony tests.
Miss Gutelus gave talk on
the Golden Age Of Harpsichord
of the junior course of study,
National Federation publication.
Sh. illustrated this with Scarlatti
and Couporin numbers. Thelma CAL
lahan reviewed the life OF Bach
and played his "Bouree in E minor"
William II. Test. cellist. concluded
the formal program with Handers
Largo" Victor Lopez was a guest.
Frances Gutelius. chairman for
junior extension work, District Of
Columbia Federation of Music Clubs.
is empha sizing the value OF the new
Junior course of study"
This work is history Of the
evolution of the pianoforte, accom-
panied by comprehensive lists of
illustrative numbers and a question
chapter.
Miss Gutelius will be glad to fur
nish any further information to all
who inquire Of her.
delightful program was given by
the Dalgieish Music Study Club at the
studio of Mrs Robert Dalgleish We'd
nesday evening.
After the regular choral work on
I'm May" (Parker) and Spring Beau
ties" (Chadwick), Cecile Sale sang
Love Like the Dawn Came Stealing"
tCadman), Sunset" (Buck). Dawn
In the Desert" (Ross), "a Summer
Night (Thomas). The Last Hour"
(Kramer) and "Corisande" (Sander-
son). Gertrude Russell, the other So
loist, sang "The Lord Is My Light"
Aqua), Tho Little Damozel" (No-
vello), "Ths Kiss" (ArditD, Spring"
(Stein) and "Cavatini" (Gounod).
Rixey Tancill read an excellent paper
on tho life Of Charles Francis Gou-
nod. The accompanist Of the evening
was Pauline Knoeller.
Charlotte Klein. chairman OF tho
program committee, Rho Beta Chap
ter Of the national musical sorority.
Mu Phi Epsilon, has announced that
the program Of tho Founders day re-
ception, to be held at tho homo of
the president. Inez Miller, Thursday
night. will be presented by Hazel Glib
son Wood and Meta Craig. sopranos;
wynema Mckinley, contralto. and
Charlotte Klein. pianist.
Tho Progressive Musical Club OF
Washington held its first meeting
Friday. Tho different members rep
resented some of tho famous smust-
clans and composers and tod the
stories Of these men. Compositions
by Schubert. Mendelssohn. schumann.
EnEelmann, Raohmaninoff. Chopin
and others were played. Particu-
larly interesting were the members
wearing costumes representing Schu-
bert. Haydn and Chopin. Selections
were given by Margaret Hibble. Leona
Thomas, Ida Bowsher, Margaret Bsr-
rang, Helen Sherfse. Catherine Ko.
merer, John Whip and Harry Ber-
O1icers were elected for this year.
The meeting was held at tho homo
of Mrs. Abbie E. Higgins, director of
the club
The Herndon, Va, Music Study Club
met with Mrs. Frederick w. Robinson
for the study Of Indian music Friday,
with the following program: Duet.
OlOuA SoCcAp OdASo NOASA/s ~ HAS.
Floyd Thompson and Miss Mildred
Moh1er; vocal solo, Indian Lullaby"
(Thurlow Lieurance), by Mrs. Robin
son; piano solo. by the Waters of
Minnetonka" (Lieurance). by Miss H.
Crippen; violin solo, Indian Lament"
(Krefsler), Dorothy Dick; piano solo.
by the Weeping Waters" (Thurlow
Lieurance), Miss M. Mohler; piano
solo, Home in India" (MoDowelD.
Annie Robey-Walker; piano solo,
"Ths Dance OF tho Demons" (Holst),
Anne Gibson.
The Christmas cantata planned by
the club will not be given this year
owing to numerous engagements, but
some choruses probably will be pre-
sented.
Tho subject next meeting. Christ
mas Music" will be discussed at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Newton
Mohler. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs.
Mohler will be hostesses. At tho
January meeting Of the Citizens As
sociation and Community League a
musician from Washington will ap-
pear in q program Of southern song,
with appropriate costumes.
Much 4nterest II being manifested
In the concert to be given under the
auspices Of Manor House Chapter.
D. A. r., December 4, IN the ballroom
OF the New Willard. The program
II. b2 given by Henrietta Coque-