Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

The Tuesday Evening Music Club VIII
present a program composed of both
solo and ensemble numbers. Grace
Tooke, pianist. will assist, and Alma
mentS.
The program will include:
Morning" Observation-Disclosures Obey Speaks
Old English Round
"Hark Hark, the Lark ......... Schubert
"Nymphs and Shepherds ......... Purcell
Tuesday Evening Club.
Blow. Blow. Thou Winter Wind = Fischer
Laura Hayes.
''T The Virgins Lullaby ....... Dudley Buck
Helen Newmcyer.
We T hrs. k h2s Of Orient Are Tradtiona
AN Old Sacred Lullaby Arr. by Corner
Louise Bessey.
Behold! Virgin Shall Conceive.
Holy Night. ..... Art. 10y Buck
There will be no progra m of the Fri
day Morning Club this week or next
because Of Christmas and New Year
day. January will be the first sched-
uled meeting Of the new year. A
two-piano recital will be given by
Mary Howe and Anne Hull.
The Tuesday Evening Music Club
is planning n series of musicals for
the homes of the "shut-ins." In De
cember program was given ut the
Salvation Army headquarters. Next
month the program viii be given at
the Lutheran Home for the Aged, and
in February a program Will be given
at the Tuberculosis Hospital. Mrs.
Frank Howard is the director.
Hazel BaChschmid, soprano; Eliza
beth Gardner Coombs, pianist. and
Clayton Lindsay. flutist Of the United
| States Marine Band, will be the solo
lists on musical program to be given
| at the first tea Of the season at the
Congressional Country Club this afters
| noon.
Mrs. William T. Reed was the solo
| list at the meeting of the Missouri
state Society. held at the Washington
! Hotel Tuesday evening Mrs. Reed
gave two groups of solos. Mrs. Vii
| liam Z. Stfcrlin was the accompanist
Mrs. Reed also was soloist at the in
| stallation of officers of Esther Chap
ter of the Order of the Eastern Star
at the Masonic Temple THURSDAY,
| when Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham was
at the piano. The contralto was solo
| list at the luncheon of the Zonta Club
| at the Raleigh Hotel Tuesday, when
| MIS-. Reed gave "A group of songs and
! three encores. Mrs. Marie S. Little
| played the accomplishments.
| Ernest Wendell Nickel, Il whistler,
of national reputation. who is a pro-
| tege of Carrie Jacobs Bond and has
appeared with Charles Cadmitn. Edgar
| A. Guest and other famous artists on
! programs, was presented in IL recital
at the Eastern High School THURSDAY
evening, under the auspices Of the
Last Washington Community Center.
! Henry Smidt Greeor, pianist was as
| siSting artist.
| II. r. W. Miles presented = gr,l,n
of young pianists in a recital al the
\. ". c. A Friday evening. with Mary
Augusta Frost, reader. as assisting
sololst- Those participating included:
Edith Haas. Juanita Corset, Marga-
ret Lyon, Mary Rose McGinness. cur
| It's Phillips, David W Poetker. Chris
TOPPER San Feilipo. Kathleen Y. Har-
| gett, Celia Work sman. Ella Louis.
| Pharaoh, David Coopersmith. Ida ].
Woolard, Mildred A. Wright. Russell
Brown, Beatrice f. WinaklIr. Jean
nette Lyon, Sara X. NJ Morris and
Mildred Wright.
| Members of the senior. class of the
! Master School of the Piano held their
| monthly meeting recently with a plu-
! gram including works by Beethoven.
Grteg, List. Schumann. Schuber,
| Chopin, Heller and Mendelssohn. Miss
Grace Gilchrfst was in charge of the
recital Those participating included
| Robert Reineck, Mrs. Charles Cassidy,
Anne Jenkins. Pearl Dinowitz. Hilda
! Burke, Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg. Hazel
Wasson, Emma Egolf. Helen Wild
mayer, Haskell Milstone and Gustav
Weckei.
Helen Barbee. mezzo soprano. and
Joseph D Meglio. tenor. gave a de
| iightful recital at st. Roses Technical
School last Sunday. Little Caroline
and Frances McElyoy. children Of Mr..
and Mrs. b. W. McElroy of 1922 Nine
teenth street northwest, gave delight
| full readings
| Arrangements for the entire sea.
sons program We're completed Monday
night by the Dalgleish Music Study
! Club. Musical selections We're given
by Mrs. Robert II. Dalgleish and the
! Madrigal quaret, composed Of Viola
Schippert kllnge, Edith Schilling, Ma
bel McCalip and Edith White Pauline
knoeller was the accompa mist.
| W. j. Oates directed a program AT
the Methodist Home Monday evening
which included orchestral numbers,
| Christmas hymns and vocal, piano nd
! violin solos. Those participating in
| Guided: Francis Meyer. Ida George.
| Mrs. Clarence Bruce. Margaret Nor
gan, Gertrude Smallwood. Helen BOYD.
and Archie Brown.
The music section of the Chevy
Chase Women's Club gave musica
| recently when the program included
traditional Christmas music with car
| DIS sung by Mrs. CT. a. Birch Mrs.
III. d. Dale, Mrs. r. s. Mcbride. Mrs.
X. f. Steward. Mrs. Herudon Morsell,
| Mrs. F. w. Carr, with Mrs Charles
Inlay and Mrs. Charles Morgan as the
| accompanies.
| Sylvia Lent. yiolinist Of Washington,
| ID. G., who appeared with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra in Buffalo De.
| cember l, under the auspices of the
Buffalo Musical Foundation, has been
| engaged to appear with the same or
| chcStra in Detroit in a pair of con-
| certs, February - and 26.
| The Glec Club. just organized by
Gertrude Lyons chairman of music of
| the Women's City Club, will sing the
following Christmas carols today at
4:45 and $50 o'clock. during the after
| noon tea at the clubhouse:
| 1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear
.. I'VE Three r;re, k Ns, OF the Orient Are.
! while Shepherds Watched"
Silent Night"
! 20 Little Town of Bethlehem.
( "Luther's Cradle Hymn"
Mrs. Mary NJ. Dishrow, assistant
manager of the Washington Music Blu
reau, directed an entertainment much
enjoyed by those at Mt. Alto Hospital
recently. Those participating included
| Ruth Grabo, Caroline Norton Bost,
L DllIlGal ThArnSnf, l,Cit1in inI Id