Evening star., 1924-11-16

lette. coloratura soprano: Bernice
Randall. mezzo-soprano: Ida Ullman,
Violinist: r. Dean Shure, pianist and
composer, who will be heard in a
group of his own compositions, and
the Mount Vernon Male Quartet, COM
posed OF W. Arthur Mccoy, first
tenor; Everett Hardell. second tenor;
Howard Bailey, baritone, and James
Schick, bass. Miss Margaret Bowie
Grant will be the accompanist
Eva Whitford Lovette last Sunday
afternoon. in the new studios occu-
pied by herself and DR.. Lovette. 1871
connecticut avenue, gave the first in
the series OF musical teas this sea-
son. These musicals will be held
every second and fourth Sunday dur
ing the Winter. Miss Diane Desaul-
nier assisted at the tea table on this
occasion.
The music included: Jack Charlton
Ward. mezzo-contralto, "The Lullaby
Cyril scott). "Bitts' (Bohm) and
MY Little House" (Ssneca Pisrcs); ;
Josephine Bird Campbell. pianist,
Oriental" Loth), "Nocturne" (Lov-
ette) and "Juba Dance (Dett); Bea-
trice Koch, mezso-soprano, Absence
(Metoalf) and "The Slave Song (Del
Rieso): Mary Sans. pianist, I'm a
Country Garden" (Grainger) and
"Rhapsodie in g Minor" (Brahms);
Ethel Braswell, soprano. Vale" (Rus-
sel) and MY Mother Bids Me Bind
My Hair" tHaydn); Miss Koch. nj
anist- 'Dr. Ad Parnassum" (Debussyl:
Lorena Stockton Gawler, soprano
The Crying Water" (CampbeN-Tip.
ton) and Sing to Me, Sing (Homer)
sannie Gluckstein, dramatic soprano
verborsenheit" (Brahms) and Two
Folk Songs of Little Russia mr.
ranged by zimbalist Mrs, Loyette
was accompanist.
The annual card party and danos
given BY the Mcdowell Musio Clnh
recently. for the beneft Of the Mao.
Oowel fund for the Pstsrborourh
Colony. in New Hampshire, wss =
doll ightful success financially And
socially. Tho members OF the club
and their friends responded enthusi-
astically to the cause, and q substan-
tial sum was realized.
The clubrooms were artistically
and profusely decorated with Autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums.
Lola NJ Miller and Charlotte K,.,n
entertained the members of tho Pho
Beta CHAPTER. Mu Phi Epsilon (musi.
cal sorority, at an evening party re-
Gently. Special chorus singing Of q
cantata to be given at Thank sgivins
was directed by Edith Athey. Musi.
cal numbers were given by Miss
Klein (piAnist) and Q group OF well
chosen songs by Mary Thomson, So
prano. As q goodnight tho girls
sang their Triangle Song"
The Grace Dodge Hotel will pre-.
sent Charles Trowbridge Tittmann,
bass, and George Dixon Thompson
pianist and accompanist, at the musi-
cal this afternoon from to 6.
Mr.. Tittmann Is well known az q
leading singer In oratorio work. re.
citals, musical festivals and for solo
| work with symphony orchestras.-
Tho program will include: 'Caro Mic
Ben" (GiordAni). ''Pur Dicesti"- (Lot.
u), 20 Primavera" (Tirindelli), Mr.
Tittmann: 'Nocturne." Prelude
''scherzo" (Chopin), Mr.. Thompson
| '"The Bird Of the wildernsss' (Hors-
man>. 'Ths Wind Song tRoser.>
Come Down to Kew" (Deis). Mr.
Tittmann; "Ballade" (Chopin), Mr.
Thompson; "Lettle Bateese" (O'Hara)
and Tally Ho" Usoni), Mr.. Tit
mann.
Last week Flora Mcoin Kssfer
me3zo- -contralto, and Durward Bow.
| ersox, violinfst, accompanied by
George Wilson and Elsie Harve!