Evening star., 1925-04-19

Warren l.. Terry, lyric tenor, as
sisted by Edwin Moore, pianist, gave
an interesting recital in Fredericks-
burg, Va, at the opera house Friday
evening.
Katherine Riggs, popular young
harpist of Washington, will give re-
cital tonight at o'clock at the Bur-
lington Hotel.
Wednesday evening Miss Riggs will
give a musical program at Gathers
burg, Md, for the Women's Demo-
cratic Club of Montgomery County.
Helen Belt, violinist, and J. Z. S.
Kinsella, baritone. will be the assisting
artists with the Chaminade Glee Club
Thursday evening in concert under
the auspices of the w. E. d. o. Circle
at the Church of Our Father, Thir-
teenth and L streets. Gertrude Wal
ter. club accompan1st, will play for the
SoloiSts.
Nine. Chaminade, patroness of honor
of the club, has recently sent a num-
Der of her own compositions to Esther
Linkins, director of the club. They
include violin, piano solos and duets
and piece for three pianos. Some of
these numbers will be used on the
clubs programs next season.
Edna Bowman, we'll known local
dancer, has @one to New York to join
the Albertina Rasch Dancers in their
ballet in the new Scandals. Miss
Bowman's exquisite dancing will be
remembered in the Fairy Doll'' and
"Chopiniana" of the recital given last
year by the Tchernikoff- Gardiner
School and more recently as the pre-
miere" in the ballet of Aida" given
by the Washington Opera Company
Miss Rasch has predicted great fu
ture for this Washington dancer
Another pupil of the same school
Gerry Williams, is now in Chicago
dancing in the ballet of The Van
tiles
At the concert given Wednesday
night before a small but interested
audience at Epiphany Hall. under the
auspices of the Gold Star department
of the District Chapter of American
War Mothers, the following took part
Iva Bethel pianist; Ruby Smith Stahl
Goldie Hutchins, Hilbert d. KratzeI
and John Marville, singers: United
states Marine Band Orchestra, under
| Henry c. Stephan; Arthur S. Witcomb
cornetist; Robert Ruckman, accom-
panist, and Mrs. E. J. Deeds, elocu
| ZIONIST.
The only encore was Nevins
Rosary" sung by the quartet. The
Nordica String Quartet. although
originally listed on the program, die
not appear.
Gurle Louise Corey gave a delightful
| Interpretation of a mono-operalog OF
Puccinis la Boheme" Friday eve
ming, assisted by Marion May Lawson
| pianist.
Among recent activities of the Core.
| opera class were concert appearance
! of Rose Sokol; costume recitalS b.
| Gladys and Grayle Hunt; appearance
| as club soloist by Bessie Jordan
musical by Anna Doun; concert anC
radio engagements by Dorothy Wilson
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee has issues
invitations for musical at the Nc
Hugh and Lawson studio Saturda.
evening at $50, when the subject
THE Evolution of Music" will b.
demonstrated by the following singers
Onabelle Elicit, Elizabeth Dayton
Kathleen Stiles. Waynema Mckinley
Miss MaXon and Elsie Jorss, and th'
! following pianists: Mrs. Anna Harvey
Jerome Williams, Laura P. Roege
Minnie Notz and Louise HELEN.
The selections which will be sun!
| by Franceska Kaspar Lawson at tn
! D. A. r. concert Friday night will in
/ clude the aria. Una voce POGO ia,
! from THE Barber of Seville; 'Littl
| Tell-Tale," by Candlyn, words by Car
oline Sumner of the New York d. a