Evening star., 1925-11-01

will include La Forge's Expectancy.
| THE Danza," by Chadwick, and &c
stacy" by Rummel. She will also
sing two numbers with cello obbligato.
Holman's "Chanson d'Amore," and
| lie Nil" by Leroux.
Miss Hazlett will be assisted by
Miriam Larking, cellist, and Lois
Stuntz. pianist. Miss Larking will
play, in addition to the obbligatos, Co
relli's "Alamande," The Volga Boat
Song" a Chinese folk song, and Ca.
votte." by Bach.
Katharine McNeal, pianist. who spe.
cializes in the Interpretation of the
ultra modern composers works. an
nounces the opening of her new studio
at 818 Eighteenth street northwest.
Robert NJ. Ruckman, pianist and
| organist Of Washington, announces the
opening of his New York studio at 3l9
West Eighty-ninth street.
The MacDowell Music Club held its
annual benefit card party and dance
| for Mrs. Mcdowell for the Peters
boro Colony, in New Hampshire. Sat
| urday. The clubrooms and halls
were profusely decorated in Autumn
branches. The lighting scheme was
| orange.
The friends of the club were most
| loyal and the place was filed almost
| to capacity. A substantial sum was
| realized.
The next regular meeting of the
| club will be tomorrow.
| Members Of the senior class of the
| Master School of the Piano held their
monthly meeting Wednesday,. Miss
| Grace G. Gilchrist, director. gave a
talk on the origin and monophonic
stage Of music. The musical program
| included "Prelude" Rachmaninoff)
Butterfly tGreig), Haskell Hilstone;
Sonata in G" Beethoven). Morning
Mood" (Greig). Robert Reinick; "Valse' -
! Chopin. Hazel Wasson; "An den
Fruhling" (Greig), Emma Eglof; Con,
| ISOLATION, No. 6" Giszu, Hilda Burke;
"Etude, Tn Sospiro" IiszD, Fantasy
Impromptu' Chopin, Mrs. Charles
| Cassidy; "Impromptu, No. a. tSchu-
beru. Frederick Neely; "Etude in A
Flat" Chopin, Gustav Weckel; 'Po-
lonaise, c Sharp Minor" Chopin,
Pearl Dinowitz.
| Others present were Mrs. Shocky
| Anne Jenkins. Helen Widmayer, Min
ME Miner, Mrs. E. B. Johnson and
| Louise Rackley.
Tonight at the Takorna Park Pres
! byterian Church Mrs. D. c. Jackson,
organist, Will give the first of a series
of organ recitals. This program Will
be entirely transcriptions from Scan
dinavian music and Will include mum
| bers by Greig, Code, Sinding. Back
ergrondahl, Ole Bull and Torfussen.
| Eva Whitford Lovette arranged ar
| interesting program Friday evening
in connection with the annual Hal
| loween festivities at the Evangeline
| Hotel. this being the fourth season
that this concert has been given by
Mrs. Lovette.
Beatrice Koch played "Zuni I'M
| pressions" CHomer Grunn). including
THE Flute God" Mysterious Story
and Rain Ceremony" in one group,
and later the Chopin etude Opus %
/ No. l." and the Chopin waltz, Opus
~. No. 81
| Dorothy Aston, violinist, who has
recently come to National Park Sem
| mary as head Of the violin depart
ment, accompanied by Elizabeth Ste
vens, who is also a member of that
| faculty. played The Old Refrain
(kreisler) and Spanish Dance" Rah-
! field, with encores.
| Mrs Lovette was to have been the
| soloist and dramatic reader of the
| evening, but was unable to because
of cold. Mary Templin Hendricks.
mezzo-contralto, sang in her place
and was heard in a group. including
Thanks Be to God (Stanley Dick
SOM. THE Pretty Creature Little
Town in the Ould County Down and
| by the Waters of Minnetonka," with
violin obbligato by Miss Aston.
| Mai. Charles ]. Ferris entertained
with dialect stories, representations
| and songs.
The Rubinstein Club will be en-
| tertained at its annual luncheon by
| the American lyric tenor Albert AL
money, who received his musical ed
ucation in the United States. His
repertoire is in English, French, Ger
man, Italian and Spanish, and in
cludes not only operate and oratorio
arias, but folk music Of many lands.
Lois l. Stuntz has recently accepted
the position of organist at Douglas
Memorial NJ. E. Church.
| The choir of All Saints Church
| Chevy Chase. will give a musical serv
ice at o'clock, when the numbers
will include "Magnif1cat" and "Nunc
Dimittis in A Flat" by A. J. Holden
introit anthem. THE Day Is Past and
| Over" by Marks, and offertory, "The
| Saints of God" by Jordan.
! At the morning service the musical
| numbers will be Communion Serv.
ice," by Herbert G. Loveday. and Of
fertory, "The Souls Of the Righteous ~
by Foster.
| The soloists will be Phyllis H. Price
r. Platt. alto; James T. Nicholson
tenor, and Robert H. Davidson, bari
| tone; William H. Taylor, organist and
director.
A special musical service will be
rendered by the vested choir of ST
Margaret's Church this afternoon al
4:30.
The soloists will be Mrs. Myra NJ
Marks, Mrs. w. II. Benham, w. w
Gantz and A. L. Lambdin. Cellist
will be Dore Walton. B. Macleod Is
the organist and choirmaster.
The Wilson Normal Glee Club sang
a group of children's songs at Central
| High School Monday night at the
mass meeting Of the parent-teacher
associations. The club Is under the di
rection Of Bernice Randall Angelica
who sang some of her compositions
| during the evening.
| Emily Harold. Washington so.
prano, entertained a small group of
out of town and local musicians infor.
mally at her home Thursday evening
The guests of honor were Mr.. and
Mrs. Crosby Adams. we'll known con.
ductor and composer. respectively, of
Asheville, n. c. Others in the party
were Miss Esther Linkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Josef Kaspar, Miss Elena de
Sayn, Mrs. Street, Miss Amelia Mac.
Fadyen. Miss HELEN Fetter, Mr.. John
Beach, composer. of Boston. and Paul
Tchernikoff.
| Julia Culhreth Gray will begin her