Evening star., 1924-01-13
Club and School Notes

THE Chaminade Glee Club will
i give banquet at the Women's
City Club Tuesday evening at z
o'clock. Miss Ruth L. Jeffers. chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments, promises an excellent dinner
and program.
The speakers OF the evening will
be Homer l.. Kilt, who for the past
two years has extended tho use of
his concert hall to the club for its
weekly reheArsals; Miss Mary A.
Cryder. who is personally acquainted
with Nine. Ceciie Chaminade, the
French composer for whom the glee
club is named, will relate some in
tereSting events in the composers
life, and Capt. Sheridan Feree, whose
subject will be "a Smile or Two
A musical program will follow
which will include Irving N. Tuller,
local tenor, and Miss Winifred
Michaelson, former accompanist for
the club The glee club will sing d
group of songs, directed by Miss
Ester Linkins and accompanied by
Miss Mary Louise Cockerille.
Tickets may be obtained from Miss
Florence K. Hinman, 1890 Rhode Is
land avenue northwest Main S314.
The service department, Y. NJ c. A.
lobby concert last Monday was pre-
sented by: Miss Margaret Cook, plan
list; Royal NJ Tinker, baritone: Miss
Eva Bright, soprano; Miss Ada Louis
Townsend, reader; Miss Hazel Arth,
contralto; Miss Marjorie @. Davis.
Miss Bessie Bright and Miss Emma
Arth, accompanies.
The Rebew Orchestra. under the di
rection of II. w. Weber, gave the
third of it's series of public rehearsals
Monday night in the lecture room of
Keller Memorial Church. The soloists
were Miss Leila Findley. soprano, who
sang THE Summer Wind" (Bischoff)
and at Dawning" (Cadman): Mrs.
Edna Darnall Shacklett, Contralto,
Your Window" and "snilin' Thru"
and Mrs. Flora Palmer Weber, who
contributed piano solo, I'm
promptu" (Reinhold).
march, "a Frangesa" tcosta): over
from Spring Maid" tReinhardD;
characteristic. Spring Flowers
van); "Gypsy's Serenade" (NehD. and
Boston Commandery March (Car-
teri. Mrs. Edward L, Weber was the
accompanist.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lovette
will hold their Sunday afternoon
musical tea this afternoon at their
home, 172S y street, from to Z. In
honor of Mrs. S. A. Lindsay Will
liarns and Miss Margaret Lindsay
Williams of Cardiff. Wales. Miss
Williams is the English artist who is
spending several months in Wash
ington. Mrs. Sheppard, wife of
! Senator Morris Sheppard. will pre-
side at the tea table.
Assisting in receiving will be Miss
Katharine Brooks. Miss Beatrice
Koch of Kane. Pa; Miss Edythe
Crowder, Shreveport, La; Mrs. Ann
Miller, Miss Mary Ruth Matthews,
Plainview. Tex; Miss Mary Sans,
Wichita Falls. Tex: Miss Gladys
, Hillyer. Palacios, Tex. and Miss Jack
Charlton Ward, formerly of Plain
view, Tex.
The program will be given by Miss
Mildred Ensign, Toledo, Ohio, pianist.
who Will be heard in a group of
Chopin numbers; Mrs Bertha Thomp-
son Nelson of league. Tex. pianist,
Drank La Forge). "Gopak" CMous-
sorgsky), and by the Brook"
(karganoff); Mrs. Lorena Stockton
Gs wler, soprano. viii sing wind
and Lyre" (Rogerst. The Message of
the Rose" 1T. 5. Lovette), and Rob
in. Robin. Sing Me Song" tSpross).
and F. Edmund Boyer, tenor, will be
heard in When Love Comes Clam
| NORM In (Dick Slater, Hard Trials"
| (BurleighJ, and "Who Knows ct. s.
Lovette).
! The Rubinstein Club will give its
| annual ball January 90, in the New