Evening star., 1925-01-25
Club and School Notes

THE Sunday evening musical at the
Grace Dodge Hotel, at pm.
today, under direction of W. f..
Braithwaite, will be given by the
National String Quartet, Henri Soko-
low. first violin; Max Pugatsky, second
violin; Samuel Feldman, viola: Rich
ara Lorleberg, violoncello, and Ray
mond q. Moore, baritone, with Mrs.
H. W. Alderman, accompanist
The program will include: "Bittoria
mio core" (CarissimD, "Amarilli, mia
BELLA (CaccinD, Mr.. Moore; String
Quarter" (Mozart), allegro. ma non
troppo andante con moto, minuetto
allegro vivace, by the National String
Quartet; Spanish Love Song" (Bos-
telmen), Sally Roses" CBosteTrian)
Mr. Moore; "Andante Cantabne," Op.
II tTschaikowsky), Finale, Op. s6''
Ovorak), National String Quartet:
Hear Me, Ye Winds and Waves"
(HandeD. Passing BY" (PurcelD, Mr..
Moore; "Minuet" (Beethoven), Drink
to Me Only With Thine Eyes" tOld
English), National String Quartet.
This program will be broadcast
by WCAP.
The repertoire class Of the Wash
ington College of Music, under the
came to the college last Fall from
Chicago as one of the head vocal
teachers gave the concert version of
Chimes of Normandy" In the recital
hall Of the college Thursday evening
before a large and appreciative au-
dtence of students and friends.
Solo parts were sung by Savona
Griest, Clara Young Brown, Mrs. w.
B. Ristig, Virginia Craig, Elizabeth
Steward, Denton Ledford, Seba Chris
tie,, L. c. Greene, Raymond Luce,
Edgar kidwen and Mr.. Coe.
Following is a list of the m EN- bers
Sopranos-Mrs. Griest, Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Ristig, Miss Craig
Miss Cummins and Miss Steward.
Altos-Mrs. Groomes, Mrs. Webster
Mrs. Schlup, Miss Hartley Miss JoI-
life and Miss Milchsack. Tenors-
Mr.. Ledford, Mr.. Christie Mr. Greene
Mr.. Wooden and Mr.. Groomes. Basses
MIR. Luce, Mr.. Kidwell, Mr.. Humph-
rey, Mr. Coe and Mr.. Stump. Mar
jorie Davis is the accompanist.
Mr.. Roberts, who was head of the
vocal department Of Leland Stanford
California, for seven years prior to
his work with the Sherwood School OF
Chicago, where he has been for the
| past three years, Is planning ex-
tensive work with this class, incIud-
ing male quartets, mixed quartets
sextets and large choruses.
The MacDowell Music Club did not
hold Its meeting this month on the
usual second Monday, but will hold
| it Tuesday.
The club will give it's annual con-
cert of MacDowell songs and piano
| compositions Saturday In the club
rooms, 1406 H street northwest.
Claude Robson, director of the
Rubinstein Club, has called re-
hearsal for Wednesday night at s:45
| in the Church of the Covenant, for
the practice of the ninth Symphony"
to be sung under the direction OF
Mr.. Damrosch with the New York
symphony in Polls Theater, Febru-
airy IT.
The Rubinstein Club will give its
annual dance Tuesday night, January
27, at 3 o'clock, in the ballroom of the
New Willard Hotel. Tickets may be
obtained from Mrs. Frederick Klinge,
31S Upshur street northwest, tele-
phone Columbia 300-J, or at the door
Tuesday evening.
The weekly rehearsal of the Ru-
binstein Club will be held Tuesday
morning as usual and a special voice
trial will be held Immediately after
the rehearsal at Il o'clock. Mrs.