Evening star., 1925-10-18

canon of Windsor Castle. will give
| three lectures in the auditorium of
| the Library of Congress Monday, No
vember 2; Tuesday, the Sd. and
| Wednesday, the 4th, respectively. AS
| it is not yet definitely ascertained as
| to what hour will be most convenient
| for these lectures, further announce
! ment will be made later, giving the
| time. DR.. Fellowes has chosen for Ljs
| subjects 1.-THE English Madrigar,"
Tudor Church Music" and THE Eng
| lish Lutenists and Their Songs"
| Musical illustrations will be given at
each lecture. Admission will be free
| and without card.
| Miss Mary A. Cryder announces the
| opening of her new studio at 1916 G
| street northwest, where she has very
! large rooms, we'll adapted TO the work
| Of singers specializing In concert and
operate training. Miss Cryder is well
| known as a leader in established music
| circles. She will present Georgia Haz
lett, young dramatic soprano OF
much promise, in a recital at the Arts
| Club Tuesday evening. November 8, at
| $50 o'clock Miss Hazlett will be ac.
| companied on the piano by Lois
| Stuntz, and Miriam Larking will play
She cello. The program to be pre-.
sented has been in preparation sew
eral months. Miss Cryder specializes
in the Interpretation of songs in
| French, German, Italian and English
| Her training covers operate, conce-.
| and church types Of music.
Sylvia Lent, the extremely gifted
young Washingtonian, whose instru
rpfnt is the violin, made her first ap
pearance of the sea son with Mr.. Dam
| rosch and the New York symphony
! Orchestra in their first concert Of the
year, at lhe Capitol Theater in Passaic
| n. j., Tuesday evening, under aus
| pices of the Monday Afternoon Club
| Miss Lent's part of the program was
| the playing of the violin part in the
concerto for violin and orchestra writ
ten by Mendelssohn.
Helen Corbin Heinl, pianiste: Pau
| Bleyden, tenor, and Anton Kaspar
violinist. presented a concert recently
at the Colonial School. giving pro
| gram that seemed greatly enjoyed.
The Lyric Singers. Joanna Best
Russell, soprano; Miriam Leonard
| Steward. contralto; Harvey T. Town
send, tenor: Benjamin Y. Morrison
bass, and Mrs. John Milton Sylvester
| director and accompanist. presented a
| delightful musical program Monday
! evening at Friendship House, given
! by Mrs. William NJ. Terrell. who also
! contributed a group of selected read
ings. The numbers given by the quar-
! tet were "On the Road to Mandalay'
! (Speaks), "In the Times of Roses
J II ali
| HIadley), "Old Southern Songs" and
| Kentucky Babe" (GeibeD; tenor solos
| Hard Trials" tBurleigh) and Mighty
! LAX a Rose" (Nevin); bass solos, Chi
nese Mother Goose" tBainbridge CrisD
and soprano and bass duet, Matilda ~
| Qehmannl.
The Mcdowell Music Club. Eleano
| Glynn president, held its first meeting
of the sea son Monday evening. The
principal point of issue was the bene
| hit card party and dance for the Peter
boro colony. The meeting was an in
| teresting one, and all evinced much
| enthusiasm over the coming event
which will take place Saturday eve
ming, October "a, in the clubroomS
/ l406 Fl street northwest.
Gertrude Hennemann, young Amer
| lean concert pianiSte, and France:
Scherger, soprano, presented an en-
| tertaining evening of music in the
| new studios of the Arthur Jordan
Piano Company Thursday evening.
William Fowler has accepted the
position of organist at the Georgetown
| Presbyterian Church and assumes his
&
, formerly organist at the metropolitan
Presbyterian Church.
| George Cornwell. pianist, has just
! returned from a visit to Mrs. Ann
| Cornwell Starke, formerly of this city
| but now of New Brunswick, y. ]. Mr.
| Cornwell also visited New York city
and Long Beach. Long Island.
! Mary Park Clements. pupil of Jose
| Kaspar, and Elizabeth Wingfield Jack
son. student at the Peabody Con
| servatory. have opened a studio a
| 1871 Connecticut avenue for the sea
| son.
| Kathryn Beck. pianiste. has recently
returned from a two-month vacation
| In July Miss Beck attended the chau
| tauQua summer school in New York
under the guidance of Ernest Hutche
! son. After the close of the school Mis-:
Beck and her mother motored through
northwestern New York. visiting Buff
| falo, Niagara Falls. Rochester anC
cities in Pennsylvania and Virginia.
| Mrs William 7. Reed is the con
| tralto solist and choir director of the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, having
taken over the work the first of Sep