Evening star., 1925-02-08

the near future. Work has been be-
gun on the cantata, Dream Visions
by Galbraith, and all women who like
to sing are invited to Join now. Re-
hearsals are held at 7:45 every Mon
day evening at 1880 G street north
west.
A feature of the fortieth concert to
be presented by the Washington Col
lege of Music tomorrow evening at
S:15 O'clock in the auditorium of
the Central High School. will be the
playing of the first movement of
Beethoven's Concerto in Flat
Major" by Sylvia Altman, 13-year-
old piano student, with accon1pani-
ment by the new school string en-
semble.
Other soloists on the program will
include Emily Mann, Sara Becker,
pianists: Norman Goldman, Rena
Greenberg and Flora Clayton, violin
lists; Annie Moffatt, soprano, and
Edgar kidwell, baritone. Members
Of the repertoire class and the string
ensemble will furnish other numbers.
Marjorie Davis will be the accompan-
list.
Wanda de Koczalska of Prague Con-
servatory and Stern Conservatory of
Berlin Is now an instructor of piano
at the Washington Conservatory of
Music, Dupont Circle. She is lee
turing also on musical appreciation.
She has just returned to this country
from three years lecturing on music
in Moscow and Soviet Russia.
Edgar T. Poe, teacher of voice in
Baltimore and Washington, is an
other recent addition to the colleges
teaching force.
A concert by advanced students will
be given late in February at the con-
Servatory auditorium.
|. The. Merry Helpers Club of Grace
Reformed Church will celebrate it's
thirty-six anniversary Tuesday eve
ming with a Valentine musical party
In the church social room.
The program, in charge of Ruth
Hansford Snodgrass, will include: .Ad-
dress by the new club president, How
ard Buchheit; group Of songs, by
Denton Ledford, tenor, accompanied
| by Mrs. Snodgrass; duets-"The
Wanderers Night Song" (Rubinstein)
and The Passage Birds Farewell
| GIildach) by Ruth Hansford Snod-
grass, lyric soprano, and Mary S
| Apple, @contralto; reading, by Mrs.
Zellers; group songs, by Mrs. Snod-
| grass, accompanied by. Charles S.
Davidson--"When Celia. Sings (Moir)
"A Memory" (Gauz) and Life
! (Curran).
Dona Ghrey, dramatic soprano, and
| Ruby Gerard, AmericanBelgian> >vio-
| llnist, both recent acquisitions to To-
cal music circles, will appear in joint
musical at the Army and Navy Club
this evening at $3.50 o'clock. These
| two artists gave a recital at a matt
1 he rli ofn al
| Friday. Mrs. Edward Dale Freeman
will accompany them at the piano. :,
Miss Ghrey's songs will include
''Zueignung" (Strauss), 'Visse dante"
| (PuccinD, "At .Dawning" (Cadman)
| Wood Song" (Rogers), Dawn" (Cur-
RAM, "Kashmiri Song (Finden)
| Waters of Minnetonka"-. dieurance)
and Lullaby" (Scott).
| The violin selections will be ave
Marie" (Schubert-WilhelmtD Span
! fsh Dance" (Sarasate), "Serenade'
| (Schubert- -Ellman), Duet kreisler).
A third group of songs with violin
obblfgato will include: "Goodb bye
(Tosti), Trees" (Rasbach), The Ro-
sary" . (Nevin) and "The Old Refrain
| (Kreisler).
! The management Of the Grace
Dodge Hotel announces that Flora
| MCGlli hcelci,s nj dilot W AZ
sing at the Sunday musical at
O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.. Dur
ward Bowersox, violinist, and George
Wilson, pianist, also will appear on
the program. This will be the third
concert Of chamber music broadcast
| from the hotel and it is Mrs. Keefers
second return engagement.
| The program given below will be
broadcast by WCAP between the hours
OF and s.: Ave Maria" (Schubert
"Berceuse" (Godard), "Cavatina'
| (Raff), Mr.. Bowersox; "As Fair I:
She" {Rachmaninofl. Ma III Bat.