Evening star., 1925-02-15

the program this evening, under the
direction of W. Il. Braithwaite The
, ,'oiumhlan Male Quartet, composed
or Paul G. LediS. first tenor; w. T..
Braithwaite. second tenor: RAYMOND
| =. Moore, first bass. and John G.
! smith, second bass, is well known
| here
The program will be: Trio, A Minor
! tTschaikowsky), Elena de Sayn,
| Helen Corbin Heinl and Herman
| SeNely: The Shadow March" (Pro-
| Thereof, Columbian Male Quartet: EN-
Bateau Debussy), "Variation on
| Russian Theme" (Nieuxtemps). Elena
| da Sayn: "A Summers Lullaby" (Gib-
son), Columbian Male Quartet; Lar
ghetto HaendeD. Allegro Appas-
sionato" (Saint- -Saens), Herman Sew
ely; Deep River" (Burieigh), Colum-
bian Male Quartet; Trio. On. 56. D
Major" Charles w. Cadman), Elena
| de Sayn, Helen Corbin Heinl and Her
| man Sevely.
The second annual banquet of the
Chaminade Glee Club will be held
Tuesday, February "a, at pm, at
the L'Aiglon. Percy S. Foster, well
known in local musical circles, will
be the principal speaker. An inter-
| esting musical program is being ar
| ranged, to be announced later The
committee in charge of arrangements
is composed of Lillian Anderson, Ruth
L. Jeffers, Elizabeth Black. Margaret
| Mccormack, Katharine EckloT ana
! Grace Weed.
Tickets may be purchased from
! Miss Grace Weed. 1871 18th street
northwest; phone Franklin 1878.
| The club will give a program at
| Mount Alto Hospital Wednesday eve
| ming, at which time they will be as
sisted by Helen Belt. violinist; Ger
trude Russell. soprano, and Harold
| Snyder, tenor. Gertrude Walter. cluI
! accompanist, will play for Miss Belt
Pauline kroeller will accompany Mrs.
Russell and Mr.. Snyder at the piano.
! The Nipivoce Music Study Club met
| Tuesday evening at the home Of
| Thelma Callahan, 605 Taylor street
! northwest.
The meeting was opened with sew
! eral impromptu numbers by Mary
| Pattie and Genevieve Wright, after
| which Thomas Elfman played Rustic
! of Spring (Sinding) and Waltz
! (Brahms).
The practicing of the TOY SYM
phony" was the feature. Many of the
| toys were renearsed. which gave a
! fascinating touch to the novelistic
! number. During the rehearsal there
were musical numbers as follows:
Garth Beaver, violinist. accom-
! panied by Thelma Callahan, PLAYED
''Niennese Old Refrain" arranged by
! kreisier. and upon special request,
Drdla's Souvenir" Foster Lipphard.
violinist, accompanied at the piano
! by Garth Beaver, gave Air Earie.''
! by Charles de Beriot. Elsie shannon,
| violinist, accompanied by Thelma
| Callahan, played Schumann's ''Trau-
| meri.'
! There was an open discussion of
! the life of Beethoven, which will be
! the feature of the next meeting, of
which Miss Shannon is in charge.
! The Rubinstein Club will hold a
voice contest Friday morning at II
o'clock in the large ballroom of the
/ New Willard Hotel for the selection
! OF soloists from the club members to
| sing at the third and last concert OF
the season. Judges have been secured
| and one of each voice will be selected
| The Madrigal Quartet will assist AT
| this concert. The prize composition
| will be sung by the club and a prize
of 500 will be awarded to the winner
! of the best composition written for
1 u
| scripts have been received from all
over the United States.
| The second concert of the season
! Will be given March 10 with Reinald
| Werrenrath as the assisting artist.
| The Music Study Club of Herndon
| Va, met Friday evening with Mrs
George +. Bready for the study of pa
| triotic music, the program being
Piano solo, American Patriotic Airs
| Rosey) by Annie Gibson: vocal solo
| "Old Virginia" Ruebush), by Mrs
| William III. Dawson; piano solo, 1.-THE
| Stars and Stripes Forever (Sousa)
| by Mrs. Harold +. Hanes; piano solo
Double Eagle March Cwagner), by
! Annie Robey- Walker.
Mrs. Walker, president of the club
and director of music in Fairfax
| County schools. is in Richmond in at
| tendance on the Virginia State Music
| Teachers Association, and has been
| chosen secretary of the public school
branch of the association.
The Music Club gives a recital at al
early date. -William S. Blanchard and
Fred East of Washington are to be
| soloists. sa
The Washington Conservatory o1
| Music dupont Circle) announces a
| radio concert soon by Hazel Wood
singer, and Harold B. Hannum, plan.
| ist. Edgar T. Paul will present Miss
| Wood
| La Societe Internationale des Poetes
| ct des Compositeurs de Musique
which meets at the Washington Con-
servatory of Music, announces
through it's president, Ernst vladimir
Ladovitch, the addition Of two new
| fnembers-Mme. Wanda de koczalSka
musician and poet, who has published
works in three languages, and. Sieg.
fried Scharbau, the composer, whose
new works, Indians of America Car
| Indian tone-poem) and THE Japanese
Patrol" were given at the Marye Ba'
| Masque recently.