The Washington times., 1925-11-23
Music News

l The attention OF teachers anu VI
ganfzations is urged upon for CO.
operation for future public con-
certs.
The following junior clubs have
recently joined the Federation OF
Music Clubs. Friday Evening
Junior Music Club, leader, Mrs.
George Gravatt: The Cadence Clue,
leader, Miss Helen Miller.
Nina Norman, soprano, sang a
group of songs before the Vaughn
Bible Class, of Calvary Baptist
, Church, on Friday evening.
Margaretta Campbell, soprano,
will give a recital In Pennsylvania on
December 2.
Elizabeth Thornberry, soprano.
! gave several numbers at Foundry
Methodist Church on Wednesday
evening, November IL.
The Estelle Wentworth Opera
Company has resumed rehearsals on
Gilbert and Sullivan's opera, The
Mikado,'' to be given in the near fu
ture, under direction of Estelle
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Ethel Baker, contralto, sang o
group of songs at the studio reccp.
ton of Mrs. John Schekell, on Mas
sachusetts avenue, last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Robert DaIgleish, president
Of the Rubinstein Club, entertained
of Davenport, Iowa, recently. Mrs.
the National Federation of Music
Clubs, and is the chairman of the
committee on regulating the stand
ard of music clubs in the fedora
tion. After being introduced to the
Rubinstein Club, at its meeting on
Tuesday morning. she gave q very
interesting talk on her work in the
federation.
Special music will be given at the
Thanksgiving service, next Thurs
day morning, at Mount Pleasant
M. E. Church, South, by Mrs. Fam
ME Shreve Heartsill, soprano, and
Miss Helen Marie Koontz, contralto,
with Mrs. James H. Lowe at the
organ.
The Imperial Male Quartet, w.
Arthur Mccoy, George H. Ander-
son, J. Benton Webb and Francis
P. Heartsill, has been heard on
many occasions recently, singing on
the occasion OF the Grand Vista
ton to the George G. Whiting and
Potomac lodges, F. A. A. M. in
Georgetown, giving g concert on
Armistice night for the benefit Of
the disabled veterans at Mount Alto
Hospital. singing at banquet Of
the A. b. Pugh Mems Bible Class
of the Mount Vernon Place NJ. E.
Church, South, and at private
dinner given, at the MayfloWer
Hotel.
They also appear regularly on the
radio programs given by the well
known CrandalPs Saturday Nighters.
and are the regular quartet each
Sunday morning and evening at
the Metropolitan Memorial NJ. g..
Church.
The washington College Of Music
will give its forty.third public con-
cert in the auditorium of Central
High School Monday evening. No
vember 80. There are no cards OF
admission required and no reserved
seats. The college extends a cor
dial invitation to all interested in
music.
The college orchestra OF sixty-five
members has been reorganized this
fall, with practically all of the in
struments used in a full symphony
orchestra. under the direction OF
Doctor c. e. Christiani. The orches-
tral numbers will be: Stradella, by
Flowtow: Allegro Motto. from the
Jupiter Symphony. by Mozart; Largo
and Minuetto, from Suite Classique
Ancienne. by Fauchey. and will ac.
company "Il Bacio" (Arditti), sung
by Miss Elizabeth Stewart, soprano.
Piano numbers will be played by
Misses Victorine Bouillon. Sara
Becker and Miss Rebecca Easter.
brook, and Mr.. Burrus Williams.
The other vocal numbers will be by
Miss Flora Clayton and Mr.. Fritz
Maile.
There will also be a number for
four violins and piano. given by Vic
tor de Ladurantaye. Samuel Gantz
Freddy Fuglester and julius Alt
man. with Sylvia Altman at the
piano.
Dorothy Wilson Halbach, con
tralto. so1oist Of Western Presby'
terian Church. gave a group OF
songs at a tea recently for the bene
fit Of Crittenton Home, which was
held at Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs
HaIbach was accompanied by Mrs
Page NICK. Etchison.
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