Evening star., 1925-05-24
MUSIGRAPHS

SOM, "Mammy's Lullaby" Jamison),
Dying Rose" CTunison) and It'll
Death" (MascheronD, while Miss Stack
sang Doris" tNevirJ, Pastoral Ry-
ber). Spring" WeiD and "Salve Re
gina" Dana). Mrs. Edith While and
Mrs. Thomas A. Schilling sang duet,
Wanderers Night Song rubin
stein). The accompa mist was Pauline
knoeller.
Tonight Frances Gutelius will pre-
sent an hour of music at Walter Reed
Hospital, assisted by Gretchen Hood,
Ethel Payne, Elizabeth Harris, Am
brose Durkin and a group presenting
the TOY Symphony" by Haydn.
This symphony has proved a mark
ed success as presented by the Vipi-
voce Music Study Club of 26 chill
dren. Following its first performance
at the club members recital in Miss
Gutelius' studio several weeks ago,
it was played by them at the Y. w.
c. A Wednesday night and will be
given the coming Wednesday night at
the Reformed Church, at Thirteenth
and Monroe streets.
The children have enlarged their
repertoire to include the Romberg
symphony and the song Kentucky
Is Calling You'-sung, played and
WhiStled.
Meta Craig, soprano; Fred East,
bass baritone; Helen eleven, reader,
and Inez Becker. violinist. with Mrs.
Clyde Grimes, accompanist, will fur
nish the program at a reception We'd
nesday given by the members of the
Congress Street NJ. P. Church, George
town, to the minister of the church
James A. Barr, tenor, sang at a
dance given by the Indiana State So
ciety at Rauscher's Monday. Mr..
Bars selections included Giordani's
Caro- nio bon," Blaufuss' Your
Eyes Have Told Me So" and The Ii
lac Tree" by Bartlan.
Miss Vallara Shires was the &C
companist.
Edna Bishop Daniel has resumed
her weekly class lectures in her at
tractive new studio, at 1912 New
York avenue. Last Thursday eve
ming her subject was The Vocal
Muscles and their Assistants" A
song revue by those present fol-
lowed.
Mary Helen Howe, coloratura So
prano, will be the soloist at the joint
memorial services held in the ro-
tunda of the Capitol today at
| o'clock by Grant and Lincoln Circles,
G. A. r. The public is invited.
| Eva Whitford Lovette, mezzoso-
prano. was solsist during the week
at a musical tea in New York, given
| in her honor by Mrs. Adele c. Wright
at her home. Mrs. Lovette sang
songs in Italian, French, German and
English and was accompanied by
| Edwin Hughes, the we'll known pi-
anist, formerly of Washington.
Community singing led by Esther
Linkins. with Mrs. Charles Z. Haupt
as accompanist, was a feature or the
afternoon program for Founders Gay
| celebrated Wednesday at the Luth-
eran Home for the Aged.
Nine. Ruby Gerard de Laet, violin
soloist, will present recital In the
palm court of the Mayfower next
! Sunday evening. Nine. de Laet Will
be accompanied by the Knabe-Ampico
piano, assisted by the MayfioWer or
| chestra The public is invited. Nine,
de Leet's program will include: Ave
Maria" (Schubert. .WilhelmjD, "Sere-
made" (Schubert- -Elman), "Liebes-
| freud" (Kreisler), Romance Ondalu-
| sia' (Sarasatel.
Edith Miller Haring, soprano, has
! returned from Philadelphia engage
ment She was soloist of the evening
at the Ardmore Chamber of Com
merce annual banquet held at the
Brookline Square Club. Her program
included "Sunbeams" Ronald), Deep
| River (Burleigh), "Rondel de
LAdieu" de Lara, "Vergebliches
Standchen" CBrahmsl, "Cargoes" dob
som, "Se Saran Rose" (AeditD.
Christine NJ Church, soprano. of
New York, visited friends in Wash
! ington this past week. While here
she gave an informal program ac-
companied on the piano by Edith B.
Athey. Her songs we're Fletcher's
Smile of Spring" Eden's What's in
/ the Air Today" MY Message" by
d'Hardelot, Woodman's Loves in
My Heart" and Fenner's Spring
| Dropped a Song Into My Heart"
| Miss Church has just been re-en-
gagged as soprano soloist at the First
| Presbyterian Church of Englewood,
| N j., and the Eighth Avenue Temple
| of Brooklyn, N. Y, where she sings
under the direction of Robert Gaylor.