Evening star., 1925-02-15
Club and School
Notes


| Glee Club in an interesting program
! in Epiphany parish hall Tuesday
| night at Sis o'clock for the benefit Of
! the church choir. The numbers will
| include many very old and rarely
| heard selections, as well as negro
| spirituels.
The program will he: "Adoramus
TIE" Palestrina), "Ecce Quomodo Nor
| ituriustus" Paiestrina), '"ru Pau
perum Refugium," motel (Des Pres) /:
student songs of Finland, edited by
! Kurt SCHNEIDER, The Poor Little Girl''
| and I'm Harvest Time (Merikanto)
and Flight" Faltin): negro spirituel
| 'Standin' in de Need o. Prayer" edit,
! ed by William Reddick, soloist Will
! liam Bell: piano selections "PastoraIe
! Capriccio" tScarlattD, "Bourree in B
I Minor tRach), and ''EOricnt ct Loo
! cident' (TorovskyD. by the composer;
Scotch war song. soloist, Maync r.
| Coe (Bruch), THE Spa rrow's Party
! Dvorakl, jewellers by tho Sea
| DvorakD, l"Niennese Waltzes" (Schu-
! bert, arranged by Heuberger, solo
lists, Mr. Bell and Clifton Breck: MY
Eonny Lass" tMorlcy), and Nov Let
J Every Tongue Adore Thee" (Bach).
Paul Bleyden will present Lily
i Strick land Anderson's new Oriental
song cycle, entitled "From Suf's
| Tent" broadcast from station WCAP
! between S:15 and 9 o'clock Fri
/ day night. 1t is probable that this
/ viii be the first time that the cycle
! has been given publicly in this coun-
| try.
! The soloists will be: Mrs. clyde b.
! Aitchison, soprano: Hattie Herfurth.
contra'to; Paul Bleyden, tenor, and
] Clyde Il. Aitchi on, bass. Margaret
I he ha Sf
The program this week to be given
! before the Friday Morning Music Club
will include: piano Variations (Men-
delssohn). Adolf Torovsky; Sonata for
| Two Niolins, Cello and Piano" (Karl
| Phillip Emanuel Bach), Mrs. Noble,
! Mrs. Winslow, Miss Lucy Bricken
stein and Richard Lorleberg; soprano
solo. with Nerdure Clad CHaydn),
Mrs. Sindell; cello solos, "Minuet" and
| "Bourree" tBach), Mr.. Lorleberg:
Mrs. Winslow and Mrs. Noble; piano
| Three Songs Without Words" tMen
| delssohn). Mr.. Torovsky.
Mabel Linton Williams was solo
pianist at the Friday Morning Music
Club this week. She played "Ro
nance" la Forge). "On Wings of
Song" (AIendelssohn) and LISTS
| Twelfth Rhapsody" Floyd c. Will
liams. guest of the club sang the
following tenor solos: Devotion"
Orchard Strauss, "L'Elisir d'Amour"
| tDonizetti), Song of the Open" ia
Forge,. 'Since First I Met Thee"
! MARY Turner Salter), and "Nocturne"
| and Life" (Pearl Curran).
! Mrs. Duff Lewis. violin sooist played
suite by Schutt. with piano accompa
niment by Mrs. Williams.
! Beulah Beverley Chambers present
ed group of students in a recital Of
works for two pianos last Sunday aft
| ernoon at Beverly Court
/ The concertos were by Bach, Mo-
, zart, Beethoven, Chopin. Liszt and
being "Danse Macabre" by Saint
Saens, for two pianos, played by Miss
| Chambers and Winifred Israel.
| Those taking part were Virginia
! Kent. Monty Saxton, Eugene White.
Elizabeth Taylor, Frances Pope,
| Guida Smith, Janice Holland. Anne
| and Murray Russell Mary Louise
| Rawlings, Jane Cunningham. Janice
| Holland and Frances Colella.
Louise Swarzman, soprano. assisted
with songs by Sanderson, Dvorak and
Cadman. Mime. Suzanne OldberG was
the accompanist
The opening of a series of class les
sons on theory will be held in the
vocal studio of Edna Bishop Daniel.
Thursday evening at o'clock. This
/ work, introduced to vocal students
and instructors i'll the recent lecture
| of William A. c. Zerfii of New York,
at Mrs. Daniels studio, is expected to
prove an unusually interesting fea-
! ture of vocal study. All phases of sci
| ence connected with the singing voice,
| bearing upon physics, physiology and
psychology, Will be considered.
| Seven prominent American woman
composers will be represented through
| their compositions at the tea to be
! given this afternoon at the League of
American Pen Women's District head
quarters, 1903 II street. Short sketches
| of their lives will be told by Miss
| Helen Fetter. music editor of The
/ Washington Star.
| Mrs. Miriam B. Hilton. chairman of
| the music department of the District
! League of American Pen Women, is in
| charge of the program, which is un-
| der the auspices of the section of
! which she is the head.
The musical program will be given
| and will consist of trios, duets and
! solos, featuring Rain by Pearl Cur
ran: MY Lindy Lou" by Lily Strick-
| land; I'm God We Trust" by Mamma
/ yucca: "Roses in Madrid by Gene
Branscombe; "The Year at the
Spring" by Mrs. H. H A. Beach. and
! solos, written by Harriet Ware and
| Fay Foster.
All members of the League Of
|
vited guests are eligible to attend
this unusually delightful program,
which will be given at the tea from
to 6 o'clock.
| \ congressional concert will be
given in the parish hall at ST.
| stephens Episcopal Church. 3017
| Fourteenth street northwest, Thurs
day at pm. under the auspices of
the Mems Club, the talent being ex-
| clusively from congressional circles.
Senator j. Thomas Heflin will give
negro dialect stories. Mrs. Chindblom,
wife of Representative Carl r. Chind-
| blom, will play piano numbers: "Noc-
| turne" (Schumann), clair de Lune'
! tDebussy), AIT Vein" (Godowsky)
and "Seguidilla" (Aibeniz).
| Hope Summers, daughter of Repre-
sentative John w. Summers, will read
| For Distinguished service, Dy
1 Florence Clay Knox.
Lillian Chenoweth. granddaughter
of former Representative Benjamin
! Nabers will sing Song Of a Heart"
(Tunison) and "One Fleeting Hour
| dee).
| Mrs. Kincheloe, wife of Representa-
| tive David H. Kincheloe, will present
| specialties.
The first concert for the season of
| the Music Club of the Government