Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Club and School Notes

MR.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lovette
will hold their February musical
tea this afternoon from to Z. The
guests Of honor will be Senator and
Mrs. Earle &. Mayfield. with Mrs. Gar
ret,. wife of Representative Daniel
Il. Garrett. and Mrs. Plummer, wife
of Commissioner Edward -. Plummer
assisting at the tea table.
Mr.. Lovette will present Miss
Beatrice Koch Of Kane. Pa. and Mrs
Lyndon 3. LETTERS Of this city. plan
lists. The former will play Concert
Etude" tSternberg) and the latter will
give Romance" fGruenfeldD and
"Etincelles' tMoszkowSkD.
Mrs. Lovette will present Miss Jack
charlton Ward. mezZo-soprano, who
viii sing THE Blind Girls Song"
from the opera la Gioconda" tPon-
woman song" by Fred. Boothroyd,
and Miss Edythe Crowder. soprano.
who will sing. in costume. a group
of japanese songs by Fay Foster
i i, .. The Honorable Chop
Fence" and The Cruel Mother-in-
law" She will also sing "One Fine
Day" from Madame Butterfly"
Wilmer Colwell:' ssven-year-old yio-
linist, presented BY Nine. Elena de
tions." by Guido Papiui.
John Edward Ryerson. basso, and
Emily IT. II. Marsh. lyric soprano.
studio Hall recently. Mildred Cobb
Schultz was accompanies.
Mr.. Ryerson'S songs hlciuded groups
by Handel and Schubert and an old
Schumann, Lehman. Odara and Clay.
Miss Campbell sang selections by
Chaminade. johnson and Ras bach.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seven Chine~e
of her numbers.
Mrs. Charles Cole presented a group
OF children In recital at the home
Takoma Park. Nd. ecentiy. Those
taking part were Arthur Ha!slip. Alice
Harrington. Jeanne Rowe. Grace Bry-
ant. Mary Harrington, Ruth Freis-
A hsm A7 Wya Rssrson shirsy Hfe
Catherine and Margaret Haislip,
Flora Mckenzie. MurieI Hoover, Eliza
beth and Lucy West, Helen Water
holder. Helen Haas. Virginia Cole,
Dorothy Howard and Gerald Miller.
A concert will be presented February
20 in the Masonic Temple auditorium
Federation Of Baptist Young Peoples
Unions. The program will be ar
ranged by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S.
The vocalists will include Miss Jack
stein, Miss Edythe Crowder. Mrs Lo-
rena Stockton Gawler, f. Edmund
Boyer and Joseph di Meglio. The
piantStS will be Mrs. Bertha Thomp-
Miss Mary Ruth Matthews. Maurice
Schrowski, violinist, will be the assist
ing artist.
A Tosti program was held Monday
evening by the 'Dalgleish Music Club.
Before the musical selections were
presented Irma Gladman sang and
danced for the club. Mrs. Robert IL.
Dalgleish then gave 4 short biog-
raphy Of Tostfs life. The program
Parted" Mrs. Murray Taylor;
"Mattinata." Mrs. Peter NJ. Becker:
''Ninon." Miss Mabel McCalip; "For-
MISS s ceei,e saie veaetisn SOM
and MY Dreams" Mrs. Robert Dali
gleish.
A lighter note was added to the sad
and exquisite tones Of Tosti by April.
Ny April" tMilligaD, Mrs. Sarah =;
(F'ish). Mrs. Murray Taylor.
The Washington College Of Music
will give It's thirty-sixth public con-
cert in the auditorium of Central High
School Tuesday evening. starting
promptly at s:l5 o'clock. to. which the
public is cordially invited. These
concerts are given for the benefit Of
the students of the college. their
families and friends and are part of
the educational work of the college.
Overture. "Oberon' (NVeber), or
chestra:. piano. "Au Convent" CBofo-
din) and Motto Perpetuo" taIacDow-
elD.~ Miss Edna Gilbreath; violin,
"TraumereT' (Schumann), and ,"Ober-
tass AIazurka"- (Wieniawskn. Miss
Virginia Cureton; soprano. Suicide"
lfrom '"Gioeonda,o SPonchiellD, Miss
sody, G Minor (Brahms), Miss Emile
Bishop: "Andante." from "Lenore
SYMPHONY (Raf). orchestral: double
male quartet. Here in the Twilight
Glow" lBishop). Little Peeweet"
(Petrie-Parks), Sea Fever" Can
drews), Messrs. Green, Ledford.
Groomes. Austin, James. Miller, Sha-
yer. and Shick; violin, Concerto No.
u Ode Beriot with orchestra), Nor
man Goldman: piano. "Raiudron Pre-.