The Washington times., 1925-11-30
MUSIC NEWS


Dalgleish Music Study Club this
year, the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Frank p.
Lord; first vice president, Miss
Pauline Knoeller; second vice presi-
dent, Miss Margaret Hughes; secre-
tary, Mrs. Dorothy Riley; treasurer,
Mrs. Mary Lee Rutan; librarian,
Miss LiIye Levy; press agent, Miss
Elsie Smelling. Mrs j. j. Under
wood was appointed chairman or
the program committee.
The musical program was given
by Miss Grace Biddle and Mrs.
Robert III. Dalgleish. Miss Biddle
sang Somewhere" (Vete),s Although
the Silver Moon Were Mine" Uohr).
Come For Jane" GostsEl g: and Z
selections by Mrs. Dalgleishs were
ssOf Course Howard), It'll DEATH"
tlNfascherOni), Little One a. Cryin' 4
(Speaks), Leave Me Not" MatteD
and It'll II Wake" (Woodforde-
Finden.
The quartet and group from
the George Washington Girls Glee
Club sang several selections at the
young peoples service at Foundry
Methodist Church recently and
again last evening at Epworth
Methodist Church. The quartet is
composed OF Edith Finney. Mary
Ewin, Elizabeth SPRING and Ruth
Barnhart. The club Is Under the
direction OF EsteI1e Wentworth, and
will give q concert on December 8.
The District Of Columbia Fedora
ton of Music Clubs Is making ar
rangements for Christmas carol!ng
In the hospitals, institutions, and
homes Of the city. All clubs and
choirs are invited to cooperate,
whether or not they are members Of
the federation. If interested, conn
municate during the coming week,
IL possible, with Mrs. Francis NJ.
Shore, 1921 Euclid street, telephone
Columbia 1880, and she will assign
your organization an institution
and furnish enough carol sheets for
the organization and the audience.
The attention Of the federated
clubs is called to the appointment
Of Mrs. Frank s. Westbrook as
chairman for bulletin publicity.
News and club pictures for the Of
ficial Bulletin should reach her by
the 25th of each month.
The regular monthly board meet
ing will be held at 4:30 p. m. Satur--
day, December 5, at 1880 G street
northwest.
The vocal pupils OF Otto Torney
Simon will give concert in the
Auditorium OF the Y. M. G. A., 1876
@ street northwest, on next Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Simon
will be at the piano. The public is,
invited to attend.
The program will include ALLAN
(Chadwick), and "Persianl Sonn',
(Colyn) sung by Charlotte Engel;
songs of Reichert and Massennet by
Adelena Willis; Schumann and
Memberships ION Wings of Song
by Emil Arbberger; songs Of NeVin
and Rogers by Alice Richmond; and
old English song and THE Rosary"
(Nevin) Bennett Lloyd: and a quar-.
tet composed of Catherine Moose,
Alice Richmond, Ruth Westergren
and Adelinan Willis will sing Miller
BOAT of Nine"
Mrs. Nell Galley Canine will sing
LA Cloche" Of Saint-Saens; the
"Slumber Romance from Gounod' 8
philemon and Baucis," and the
Evening Star" from Wagner's
"Tannhauser" will be given by
Thomas Leef; Schumann songs, 1.-THE
Nut Tree" and 20 Sunshine" by
Frances van denim Bogert; Handel
and the Donizetti "Spirito Gentil"
by e. r. Primer; the Bach-Gounod
cave Maria" Air of Jocelyn OF
GODDARD, and "Sa crament'' of Mac
Dermid. by Hazel Gem Hughes; and
the Handel Care Selve" and THE
Wrenn" of Benedict, by Lillian
Adelaide Watson.