Evening star., 1926-05-30

JOSE POLLIO-JARMAN, formerly
~ with the Washington Opera Com
pany. who has O. rich mezzo-contralto
voice, and William r. Santelmann,
young violinist Of the United States
Marine Band, viii appear in joint re.
cital tonight at the Congressional
Country Club at O'Clock. Elizabeth
Gardner Coombs will accompany Mrs
Jarinan and Mrs. Santelmann will
play for her husband. Club members
and invited guests will hear the pro-
gram.
The sixteenth annual recital by the
classes Of r. Is. Chopin Keith. recently
incorporated into tho Peter Pan Trou.
badours Of the National Federation OF
Music Clubs. Will be held Friday, June
II, beginning promptly at ESQ O'Clock,
at the Washington Club.
Among those participating will be;
Josephine Margarst Wholihan. Frank Tay
lcr Misch.i ra jr Amsaia Edith ~ o. Snoas
Rebeeca Powell Williamson. William FlagleI
Bergman. 1r.
Juniors.
g, Carrie Roper Fulton. Norris Alexander Ds
Frances aitcheli. Jsnnis MAY pe simone
Harry Payne Dergmann. Mary Montgomery
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1928.
Jascha Heifetz, baritone, assisted by
Pauline Grossberg, coloratura soprano
presented q delightful song recital at
the Playhouse last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Heifetz has a voice Of rich quality
and big volume. His pianissinos arc
also well done and his reading OF his
songs shows good taste.
Miss Grossberg has a light voice OF
typical cOloratura quality and shows
f1ne promise In her handling of the
tricky cadenzas in Rossini's Una
voce POGO IA" She also sang works
by Handel and Lilly Strickland.
Mr.. HeifetZ's numbers included
works by Koeneman. Tosti. Wood
orde-Finden. and a Yiddish melody
and a Russian folk song. The two
sang a Mozart duet also. Marie Zalip
sky was at the piano for the singers
and Sophie Snyder. a talented young
Dorothy f.. Hubbard, soprano
graduate Of the. College Of Fine Arts
of Syracuse University, and now with
the National Park Seminary IN the
vicinity Of Washington. presented 6
group Of songs over WCAP Wednes
day night, accompanied at the piano
by Eva Whitford Lovette. Her song!
included works by Parker, Logan
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and an encore song by White.
Kari Holer has written three new
| works, two preludeS for piano and Z
| romance for violin. One Of the pre-
| ludes is dedicated to Caroline Bender
and the romance to Herman Rake
mann. Mr.. Rakemann played thii
| work Monday at the Gunston Hal
faculty recital, accompanied by th'
composer.
At the anniversary and linen shcwel
of the Methodist Home recently g
program was given by Weber.
| Orchestra, Mrs. ]. F. NJ. Bowie, who
sang a group Of songs that were en-
! Enthusiastically received. and Richie
! Mclean, contralto, who also gave q
group Of songs. Elizabeth Gardiner
Coombs accompanied Mrs. Bowie and
| Miss Mclean.
Mary Park Clements, violinist, ani
Elizabeth Wingfield Jackson, pianist
presented children in a recital recent
ly. Those who played were: Levi.
! Sherwood, John Fahrenbach, Sylvan
Mazo. Robert Merritt. Helen Sheets
Jane Sheets, Marie Kraft, Harriet
| Anne Jackson. Margaret Compton
John Platz. Eleanor Boehs, Miriam
Harper. Elizabeth Rheinbold. Cornelia
Woodward and William Rodier.
The Girls Friendly Giee Club gave
a concert last Tuesday night at st
Johns Church, Georgetown. Mallett,
Roach Spengier, who trained tn,
chorus. also acted In the capacity O
accompanist and soprano soioist
Phyllis Ransdell also sang a group o
soprano solos and Helen Belt CAV,
some violin numbers. isabelle p
Taylor played Mrs. Spengler's ac
compartments. Dorothy Ransdel
gave some readings. The entire pro
gram seemed much appreciated by th
audience.
Those in the glee club include
Gladys Balenger, Althea Burdette
Olive Copperthite. Mary F1aharty
Ethel Gordon. Jessie Montgomery