Evening star., 1924-03-02

Masonic Temple last Wednesday for
the benefit OF the church. The pro-
gram. was given by Harry Angelica.
ma1c rsadsa: Miss cdaEs mary a. STa
Alice Louise Hunter. dancer; Mrs.
elizabeth Gardner Coombs, pianist,
and Mrs. Frank c. Steward. The ac-
ccompanists were Mrs. Coombs and
A piano recital Will be given at the
SSieyeland S Park Club by Katharine
neesye nee Gs " wallace. a Friday evening. Her
tons from the seventeenth and
eighteen centuries-"Sonata in A
Major" (Scarlotti). Air from AIceste"
R;,,n. R8Gi,neko; % Turkish March" from THE
humorous compositions-'La Poule"
(Rameau). "Golliwoggs Cake walk"
SDebussy), Russian Dance" cyril
Scoto; three compositions of the
tIpeneieth Ipeneis century-."shepherd's Hey"
1John Irelapd). "'scherzo" york
The Lovett School Of Music will
the regular Walter Reed Hospital
take part: Mrs. Bertha THOMPSON
WILSON. Miss Mary Ruth Matthews,
MISS Gladys Hillyer, Miss Beatrice
AAoSd, MISS IuytQ0 CrOWQGr and Mrs,
Lorena Stockton Gawler.
The Parent-Teachers' Association
or the Reservoir and Conduit Road
Schools gave the first of series of
musicals last Tuesday evening in the
hall of the Potomac Heights Com
munity Church.
A delightful program was furnish
ed by the Washington Quartet, con-
ststtng Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bowie, Miss
Mclean and Mr.. East.
The second concert OF the season
to be given by the Rubinstein Club
VIII be on March II. at $3.50 o'clock.
In the ballroom Of the New Willard
Hotel. Frederick Gunster. tenor, will
appeared five years ago with the club.
Among the numbers to be sung by
the club will be the cantata. "The
Legend of the Stars" a feature of
the evening. Princess Watta Wassa.
Indian princess Of the Iroquois tribe.
will sing the solo parts.
Manor House Chapter. d. A. r..
sponsored two operalogues, Nine.
Butterfly" and Carmen" Monday and
Tuesday evenings. These opera
logues were unique. Havarrah Hub
bard, operaloguist. and Homer Sim
mons, music interpreter, were the
artists. Mr.. Hubbard, who was at
one time the music critic Of the Chi
cago Tribune, developed these enter
tainments from lectures on various
operas. Fifteen well known operas
are included in his repertoire, and
the opera is given as a drama with
musical setting. Mr.. Hubbard enters
into the different characters in re-
alistic manner. Mr.. Simmons was
fine at the piano.
A delightful concert was given in
the Hotel Roosevelt Wednesday eve
ming under the direction Of Mrs. Rob-
ert H Dalgleish. The Madrigal Quar-
tet, Viola schippert Klinge. Edith
and Gertrude Misel. opened the pro-
gram. They were warmly received
by the large audience. Other num-
bers were Parted" (Tosti), "The
Wise Forget" (Fish), by Helen CAL
strom. Taylor; duet, Rose of My
Has Rested" tLohrJ. Edith schilling
and Edith White; Sacrament" (Mc-
Dermid), "A Little Bit of Honey"
(BondD. Gertrude Misel; Your Voice"
(Denza). The Owl" (Wells). Cecile
t isanderson Edish MasssHn sesInr and
"A Birthday" (Woodman). Song of
the Soul" (BrieD, by Gertrude Rus
sell.
Miss Pauline Knoeller gave SYM
pathetic accompaniment.
The Orpheus Club will meet Tues.
day evening for a program of John
Sebastian Bach's music, which will
be given at 8 o'clock in the studio
Of Leroy Lewis at 1406 H street, by
Mr.. Lewis, Helen Gerrer. violinist,
and George Dixon Thompson. pianist
A program OF oratorio music was
given at the last meeting, February
19, by the members of the committee.
Katharine Brooks. soprano: Mr..
Lewis. baritone, and Mildred KoIb
Schulze. pianist.
Mrs Robert E. Allen presented
Louise Newkirk and Maree Pates in
piano recital last Monday evening,
with Ruth Evans, soprano, as assist
ing artist. The concert was given in
United Brethren Sunday School House.
The concert presented by local
musicians at Christ Church, George
town. recently. for the choir fund.
was greatly enjoyed. The choral
numbers under the direction of Mrs.
C. G. McRoberts, showed fine train
ing. Thelma Smiths contralto voice
was effective in 'The Cry of Rachel
and Mr.. Lakes singing of Danny
Deever" and Song of the Flea" was
enthusiastically received. Beatrice
Goodwin and Horace Lake sang as a
duet "Fioravanti's Singing Lesson"
Maj. Ferris gave monologueS accom-
panied by Miss Becker, and Kathryn
Beck gave three piano selections.