The Washington times., 1926-11-04
MUSIC
THE LENOX QUARTET
PROGRAMS Ar library
-RY JESSIE McBRIpE-.

THE LENOA QUAkTET
PROGRAMS AT LIBRARY
The Lenox String Quartet plays
twice this week at the Library OF
Congress, in the chamber music
auditorium. The recitals are given
under the Elizabeth Sprague
Coolidge Foundation.
Tomorrow evening. at S:30. Mrs.
Elizabeth Sprague Coolidgs will
play the piano in the Brahms
Quartet in A, opus rs, for piano,
violin. viola and cello. that closes
the program. The string quartet
will give the Haydn quartet In F,
opus a. No. 2. and the Ernest
Bloch Landscapes, subdivided in
titles into North, Alpine and Ton.
saturday afternoon. at 4:3o. the
in e fiat, for string quartet;
Beethoven Trio in C minor, opus
8, No. 8, for violin. viola and cello;
and the Frederick Jacobi Quartet:
The Lenox Quartet consists OF
Wolfe Wolfinsohn, Edwin Ideler.
Herman Borodlxin and Emmeran
Admission is free. but by card
only.
Music CLUBS PARTY
GALA EVENT
Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley, ma
tional president of the Federation
Of Music Clubs, in whose homer
the local federation is giving a
dinner at the Raleigh Hotel, Satt1r-
day evening, will be officially wei
coined by the three District OF Co
Iumbia Commissioners and their
wives Other guests will include
Carl Engel, director music division,
Library of Congress; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edouard Albion of the National
Opera Association; Mrs. Philip s..
smith, president Twentieth Gem
fury Club: Mrs. William Wolff
Smith. president D. @. Branch,
League Of American Pen Women;
Mrs. j. Garfield Riley. president
Women's City Club; Mrs. John
Capers, president Quota Club; Dr.,
J. T.. Huddle, president Federation
of Pastors; J. Harry Cunningham.
president Board OF Trade and
Rotary Club; Thomas w. Brahany.
president Lions Club: Thomas NJ.
Stearn. president Civilian Club: L.
M. Leisenring, president Arts Club;
Frank M. Pierce, president Optomist
Club: Ernest e. HeTrell, president
Cosmopolitan Club; Mrs. Ernest
Grant, representing Monday Eve
ming Club; Mrs. William T.. Reed,
representing the ZoIita Club; Mrs.
Harriet Locher, OF Crandall The.
aters, and Oscar A. Thorup, secret
tary City Club.
Dorothy Wilson Halbach, Isaac
Minovitch and Glenn B. Carow,
winners OF the Morgantown inter
state students contest. will furnish
the musical portion of the program.
II
Mrs. Guy Stewart McCabe, OF
Pittsburgh, will give some imper-
sonations Of childhood at 8:15 o'clock !
Tuesday evening in the ballroom of
240O Sixteenth St. The proceeds
will be used for the. work of the
League of the Covenant Of the
Church Of the Covenant.
M, Maurice Dumesnil, French pi-
anist. who is on tour with the IA
nous Chopin piano, was. guest OF
honor at a small gathering Tuesday
evening In the studio of Kathryn
MacNeaI. pianist. 81
FRIDAY MORNING CLUB
BEGINS NEW SEASON
The Friday Morning Music Club
opens its season this week with
meeting OF the board OF governors
at the residence of the president,
Mrs! Eugene Byrnes.
The annual business meeting and
for active members of
the club, will be held at the Cos
mos Club assembly room on the
following Friday. November II.
The first concert viii be given
November 20, at II a. M. at the
Cosmos Club, with Miss Margaret
Day, celIist, and Nine. Eugenia
Cherniafskaia. pianist, in a sonata
program. assisted by Mrs. Frank
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