Evening star., 1925-03-29

piano numbers. Both Mrs. Gawier and
the hostess gave short remarks on
salient points in the success of vocal
and piano students.
Flora McGill Keefer presented Ellen
Sparrow, Ann Thorpe, Phyllis Price,
Francis Smith, Doris Hartshorn and
Peggy Duke in a recital al her studio
Monday evening, assisted by Marie
Hansen at the piano. The selections
included old Italian numbers as we'll
as many light modern compositions.
Frances Gutelius. pianist, will be
soloist for the Tuesday Evening Club
this week. Some arrangements of
Western mountain melodies will be in
cluded in her program.
At the Friday Morning Music Club
the current program will be: Brahms
Sonata for Piano and Violin. No. 1. in
A Major" Helen Heinl and Elsa Raner:
folk songs. Nina" CTamara), Venetian.
and La Partida" (Alvarez). Andalu-
sian. Mrs. Paul Bleyden; "Fantasie in
d Minor" (MozarO. Sonata in A.
(ScarlattD, Etudes, Nos. 12 and /. opus
20; Etude, No. 3. opus 10; Nocturne.
No. 2, opus ~ and Waltz in L Minor
(Chopin), Zoe Watson; songs, "Sacra-
ment" (MacDermid), Tally -Ho"
ueonD, and Give a Man a Horse
He Can Ride" (O'Hara), Paul Bleyden.
. The Chaminade Glee Club, Esther
Linkins, director; Gertrude Walter, &C
companist. assisted by Flora Bry-
lawski. contralto; Helen Belt, violnist,
and John Shaddick, baritone, presented
a pleasing program at the City Club
Tuesday night. Composers represented
included Chaminade, Schumann, Pader-
ewski, Warlock- ck-Leighter. Winston
Ware, Rubinstein, Hinman, Cox,
d d'Hardelot.. Bond, Mendelssohn. dam
brosio and Galbraith.
Rho Beta Chapter, AIu Phi Epsilon
national honorary musical sorority,
was entertained Tuesday by Clara
Wolfe and Mabel Ward at the home
of the former. An hour of music
was given by Rebecca Easterbrook
Lois Stuntz and Dorothy Russell
pianists; Mabel Ward, Betty Thorn
berry and Nellie Canine, singers, and
Evelyn Scott, violinist, with a final
choral number, Triangle Song" by
the entire society
Mary A. Cryder presented the card
scene from Bizet's. Carmen" at her
studio last Sunday afternoon. The
singers included Josephine Lorenzo
in the title role, Helen Mitchell and
Helen Fish as Frasquita and Mer-
cedes, respectively. The scene was
enacted in costume and sung in
French. 1t was received with en-
thusiasm and it's repetition demand
ed. Miss Fish also sang La Gil
rometta" (Sibella). Catharine Crow
ley was the accompanist.
Elena de Sayn, violinist, who has
been especially active in local music
circles this season, will present the
De Sayn String Quartet in it's first
recital at the First Congregational
Church April Is, under the auspices
Of and for the benefit Of the Business
Women's Council.
Charles Wengard, conductor of the
Washington Choral Society, an
nounces that, due to the fact that the
Washington Opera Company present
ed Aida" here earlier in the season.
the society will change it's plan for
giving this opera in concert form as
the final program this Spring and
will substitute for it "The Swan and
the Skylark," written by Arthur
Goring Thomas. This work was
given its initial performance in Eng
land at the Birmingham Festival of
1894.
New members Will be admitted at
the society's rehearsal tomorrow
night at o'clock, at the Thomson
School, Twelfth and L streets.
Meta Craig, soprano, and Mrs.
George Watson, pianist, gave a mu-
sical program at the headquarters of
the American Association of Univer-
sity Women Tuesday night. Works
by Cadman, Chopin, Rimsky- -Korsa-
koff, Gounod, Scott, Granger, Man
ming and Clokey were given
Miss Craig and Helen Murray,
pianist, will furnish music for the
twentieth anniversary of the Ever
may Club of Georgetown at the home
of Miss Emma Nourse, on @ street
Eleanore Colborn, Pauline Graft,
Eleanor Glynn. pianists; Elizabeth
Waters, soprano, and Warren Terry,
tenor, gave the musical numbers at
a meeting of the Mcdowell Music
Club last Sunday. Miss CoIborn also
was the accompanist for the singers
Composers represented were Mac
Dowell, List, Chopin, Boyle, Schu-s
bert, Rebey. Grieg, Miller, Robinson
and O'Hara.
Hugh Roland Roberts, head Of the
vocal department. Washington Col