Evening star., 1924-11-30

The first students concert of the
seventh season of the Associated
Studios, Otto Simon, voice; La Sale
Spier, piano; Henri Sokolov, violin;
Richard Lorleberg, cello, will be
given Friday evening, in the audi
torium of the Y. NJ. c. A., 1886 q
street northwest, at o'clock prompt
ly. The accompanies will be Mrs.
Jessie Blaisdell. Mrs. Jonas Bern
heimer and Otto Simon. The public
is invited.
The program will include: Vocal
numbers-Aria. "wherer Ye Walk"
(Semele). Handel, c. Ridgway Tay-
lor, baritone: Thou Art Repose";
THE Hedge Hose" tShuberO, Frances
Van den Bogert, contralto: lie Noel
des Oiseaux" (Chaminade), Eva
Bright, mezzo- soprano; ''Dost Thou
Remember, Love" (Godard, Gladys
Nelson, soprano: "Nymphs" and "Shep-
herds" (PurcelD: where the Bee
Sucks" (Arnc), Charles Watts, tenor.
Piano-"Adagio" from Sonata, F
Major tMozart, Thomas Clarke;
Songs without Words" &c major
and c majorD ,Mendelssohn), Sophie
Snyder; preludes, & major, h minor,
3 major, q minor (Chopin), Carroll
(Chopin): Soaring" (Schumann),
tizky). Mrs. Jessie Blaisdell. Violin
Scene De Ballet opus 100 de
BerioD. Benjamin Lafsky; ITO a Wild
Rose" (MacDowelD, "Serenade" tDri-
go). THE Rec" (ShuberD, David
Leeum. Cello-"Cantilena" (Golter-
mani, Spanish Danse" (Moszkow-
SKID. Hazel Benton; Recollection
(Popper), "Tarantelle" (Sduire),
Anthony Finelli: lie Cygne' tsaint-
Saens). "Arlequin" tPopper), Louise
Bernhoimer. Chorus-"The Snow
(Elgar); violin obbligato, J. Levinson.
H. Cherkawsky.
Members of the chorus are Mary
Louise Allen. Frances Van den Bo-
CART, Eva Bright, Caroline Burk,
Flora Colona, Mrs. Nellie G. canine,
Mrs. Margaret Dolan. Carolan Getty,
Hazel Gem Hughes, Charlotte Ensei'
Frances Linfoot, Lucy L.ynch, Lucie
Murry. Gladys Nelson, Anna Patter-
son, Elizabeth Richey, Alice Rich-
mond Mrs. Ida Willis Seaton, MIS-
Matthew Rue, Adelaide Watson, Ruth
WeSterGren.
Last week when mentioning the
work and prospects OF the Capitai
Male Quartet, Earl Carbaugh, 1or-
mer member of the group, now no
longer associated with II, was IN
advertently mentioned as sponsor 1or
the quartet Edwin Callow, however.
is the real sponsor and organizer of
the quartet and deserves much credit
for the splendid harmony of the -FOUR
voices now in the quartet.
In addition to Mr.. Callow, the pres
ent membership includes Louis l..
Annis and Robert A. Jonscher, tenorsi
George r. Conybeare, the other bass,
and Margaret Annis. accompanies
and coach. Elizabeth II. Callow also
appears with the quartet for acca-
sional obbligato solos.
This week the quartet is singing
for the Simpson class of Second Bap-
tist Church and Harmony Lodge, +.
A. A. NJ, at the City Club. The pro-
grams will include quartets, duets,
solos and Tony the Barber" by Mr..
Callow.
The Washington Conservatory OF
Music, at Dupont circle, has announced
the semi-annuaI scholarship contest
in violin. piano, voice and violoncello.
Partial scholarships for those with
high marks upon musicianship will
he given also. Talent, application,
previous training all will be points
taken under consideration.
The students of the school, as well
as associate instructors and others,
regret the illness of Prof. Hannum of
the faculty.
cast directed by Estelle Went
worth gave the kitchen scene from
the opera Martha" in costume. re-
Gently at the Calvary Baptist Church.
A tabloid version of the entire opera
has been arranged by Miss Went
worth, and the same cast Will give
all the scenes. minus the choruses, at
the Clarendon Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening. Those taking
Norman, Ellsworth Condron. Russell
Cordrey and Woodruff Youngs. Miss
Wentworth Is directing the music
and Albert Parr the staging Of the
opera.
The master class Of Robert Gaylor,
eminent vocal coach of New York
CITY began it's work week ago
Tuesday in the attractive studio of
Dick Root. on I street. Mr.. Gaylor,
who was for nine years artistic direc-
tor Of the Edison Recording Labora-
tories and is with the Metropolitan
Opera House Studios, will hold his
class in Washington twice a month.
The concert to be given Thursday
evening by the Manor House Chapter,
IL. A. H., PROMISES " pc OiC "a eAO
most brilliant events of the season.
Women prominent in official and So
cial life Of the Capital are serving
as patronesses, and the program will
be given by leading local singers and
musicians. Lillian Chenoweth is re-
gent of the chapter.
The Dalgleish Music Study Club
held its third semi monthly meeting
Monday evening. Two new songs.
"Beauteous Morn" Germany and
Ashes Of Roses" (Woodman) were
added to the regular choral practice.
The significant events in the life of
Handel were we'll brought out by
Margaret Hughes, and a musical pro-
gram was given with Pauline Knoel-
ler at the piano.
A special feature was the debut of
the Philharmonic Quartet composed
of Gertrude Russell, Mrs. Peter, M.
Becker, sr., Cecil Sale and Mabel
McCalip, first and scond soprano and
first and second alto, respectively.
Their selection was when Twilight
weaves Her Gentle Spelr'- (Beeth-
oven).
Beulah Beverley Chambers pre-
sented a group in piano recital at
Beverley Court last Sunday afternoon.
The program included works by
Mozart, Schubert. Chopin. Grieg,