Evening star., 1924-03-09
Club and School Notes

The Rubinstein Club will give its
day evening in the ballroom of the
New Willard Hotel. and will have as
guest artist Frederick Gunster, noted
lyric tenor. Mr.. Gunster Possesses an
unusual voice, rich sy-mpa thetic quality,
very broad in range and at all times
under perfect control. The program to
be sung by the club will include q can
tata, The River of Stars" an old In
dian legend, with Princess Watahwaso
singing the solo parts. Princess Watah-
Waso is one Of the Penobscot tribe from
Indian Island, Me-
The Rebew Orchestra, under the di-
rection Of II. W. Weber, gave the fifth
OF its series of public rehearsals this
season Monday night in the lecture
room of Keller Memorial Church, The
assisting soloists were John X. Klein.
who sang THE Bitterness of Love-
dunn, II Hear You Go By" tNord).
ana aS!u. II Know Lovely Garden"
send. whose numbers included yale"
tRfsselD, mighty LAX Rose" New
in), Didn't It RAIN" (Burleigh). and
"Lordy' (BurleighD.
Mrs. Edward L. Weber was the ac-
companist.
The orchestra numbers were n
march, " stars and Stripes Forever"
tSousa), selection from III Trovatore"
(VerdD, George" waltzes (Pettee),
grand fantastic Home Sweet Home
The World Oyer" q.ampel. overture
silver Bell tSchlepegrelD, and
Prom Battle to Victory" march.
The service department of the
Young Mems Christian Association
lobby concert last Monday evening
was presented by: Jack kidweil, ban
joist: Edgar 4. Perkins. bass; Jeane
Farnum Peterson, reader; Giulio Rom
conf, baritone; Mrs. Wandeen Webber
soprano, and Miss Marjorie q. Davis,
accompanist.
The Junior Study Club of the Mas
ter School of the Piano held a meet
ing recently, conducted by Gustav
Weckel.
Among the members are: Dorothy
Barton, Theresa Becker, Frances
Benner. Mary Katheryne Burke,
Frances Carnes, Miss Davis, Eleanor
Dulin, Gertrude Gilchrist. Betty and
Nan Jones. Ruth Kintz, Mildred
leen Nestor, Blanche Rome, Miriam
Rothstein, Hilda Siegel and little
Ethel Haskell Milstone and Bobbie
Reineck.
Elsa Louise Raner. violinist; Lucy
Brickenstein, pianist, and Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann. bass. pre-
sented the program before the MEM
bers OF the Friday Morning Music
Club last Friday in the assembly
room Of the Cosmos Club.
MI. Tfttmann sang the aria 1T Is
Enough from the oratorio Elijah"
and songs by T'irindelii, Schumann,
Lieurance. McGill, Harris and Nevin.
Miss Raner gave 4 group of violin
solo selections and she and Miss
Brick enstein played Tartini's Sonata
for Violin and Piano in G Minor"
Miss Brick enstein also acted as ac-
companist for the soloists.
Grace Gilchrist was in charge of a
piano recital given at the home of
Hilda Burke a week ago last night,
when the following compositions
were played: Griegs Norwegian
Bridal Procession" "The Butterfly"
ITO Spring" Morning Mood; Bee
thoven's "Andante From Sonata in
@" and Allegro From Sonata in +
Minor Chopin's prelude in G
Minor" 'Etude in G Fiat "Polonaise
in Minor" ''yalse in A Flat"
"Valse in B Minor; Rubinstein's S
"Arpeggio Etude' and "Valse Ca
price; Henselt's etude, "If I Were a
! Bird; Christiani's "Ingeborg': Liszt's
Consolation. No. g." and Mendels-
sohn's "Rondo Capriccioso."
|, Those present were Hilda Burke,
Mrs. Charles Cassidy, Mrs. Harry
Carnes, Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg, Edna
Rosenberg, Eva Jacobs, Mollye Cold