Evening star., 1925-05-03
M u S lg ra p h s

the club, Mrs. William Partridge ac-
companist; Der Asra" Rubinstein).
Come Down to Kew" DiaZl. Helen
Newmeyer. contralto: Dams la Foret'
Copper, 'Arlequin" Popperl, "Lc
Cygne' (Saint-Saens), Miss Walten:
THE Lotus Flower (Schunannt
'Darkey Lullaby Dvora Page.
Come With the GYPSY Bride" (Balfe,,
sung by the club.
The Mu Phi Epsilon. national homo
rary musical sorority. viii give a con-
cert at the Masonic Temple at $50
Thursday evening, under the auspices
of Chapter +. p. +. o. Herman FAX
Ter will be assisting soloist.
The program will be: Butterflies
(Seiler), THE Sleep That Hits on
Baby's Eyes Carpenter, aria from
Carmen" tBizeU. Mary NJ. Thompson.
George Dixon Thompson at the piano.
Trees" Rasbach). Il Had a Flower
(kellie), The Bitterness of Love
Dunn, Herman Fakler, Frances Rron-
son at the piano; selections by Alma
Berthoff, reader; Il Send My Heart
Up to Thee" Protheroel. April"
Nevin), "One Golden Day" Uosterl.
Mabel w. Ward, Lois l. Stuntz at the
piano; "Etude in D Flat" Iiszt, "Ou
the Wings Of Song" (Mendelssohn-
LiszD, False" /" from Faust" (Gounod-
Liszt), Mabel Linton Williams; DE OF
Ark's a-Movin' (Guion), Run. Mary
Run" (Guion), "Heav'n, Heavn"
Burleighl, Herman Fakler, Frances
Bronson at the piano.
James a. Barr sang at the program
given by the Lincoln Post of the
American Legion at the Hamilton Ho-
tel last week Vallora Shives was his
accOmpanist. Mr.. Barr sang Bart.
let's "A Dream" Goodeve's "Fiddle
and II and THE Tumble-down Shack
Carlo -Sanders) lie will sing over
radio Monday night and will be solo
ist at the Alabama State Society meet
ing.
Marguerite Petit and Gladys and
Gayle Hunt were members of the
Corey opera class who sang on the
program at the Press Club Monday
evening.
John r. Monroe presented jeanette
Scott. soprano, in recital assisted by
Eldridge Monroe. in scenes from
Shakespeare at the Advent Parish
Hall. Monday evening. Miss Scott :
numbers included works 10y Schu-
mann, Beethoven, Massenet and Mar
TIM, and Scotch, Russian, Japanese,
French and American Indian folk
songs, euIleu ny 'TIdllN ilIc IodilObh-
Katherine Elizabeth Deviny, assist
ed by the st. Cecelia's GIee Club, pre-
sented piano recital Thursday at
the st. Cecilia Academy Hall. when
she played works by Grieg, Gounod
| MacDowen and List. with others
! Other soloists were Edna Jones. Mar
garet Stafford, Catherine McMahon.
| Rita Mower and Evelyn LandvoiEt-
Lucy MacMorland. soprano; J. Ok
den Hoffman. pianist, and Esther
! Barkley, accompanist. presented a re
cital Thursday evening at the En-
manuel Episcopal Church, Braddock
! Heights. Va feature of the pro
! gram was the cycle of songs by Ian
| don Ronald, called "A Cycle Of Life.
! Laura Hayes. soprano. and Helen
! Newmeyer, contralto, will sing the
| following program at the annual ban
| quet of the Sales Club Of the Wash
! ington Typothetae, Wednesday at the
City Club: Duets, Where Ny Caravan
Has Rested" Lohrl, Song Of Love
! (Schubertl. soprano solos. The Wind
| in the South (Scott1, robin. Robin
| Sing Me q Song" tSprossl; Contralto
! solo. Il passed by Your Window
| (Brahe). Mrs. William Partridge is the
accompanist.
Elizabeth and Mary keyes, two
musical sisters of Washington, Will
give a program of harp. violin and
vocal music Wednesday at Luray,
Va. (the town where they were born)
as guest soloists in 4 musical for
the benefit of the Luray Hospital
fund.
Next Sunday, Mothers day. they
will give d concert in the Calvary
NJ. f. Church of Frederick, Md.
Ellen Sparrow gave a musical at
her studio Friday evening, when her
songs included works by Purcell.
Hadyn Wood. Hadyn, Oscar We'll, y.
Thomas and others.
Viola t. Abrams. solo harpist at
Crandalrs metropolitan Theater. play
ed with the United States Navy Band
Orchestra Wednesday evening at the
concert of American woman com
posers in Memorial Continental Hall
Miss Abrams played in "Grania" and
wind in the Willows" by Mabel
| Wood Hill.