Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

! mond Dickey and Mrs Chester Adair
| will play the Sonata in a Minor" BY
| Paderewski QS60). Intermezzo,t An
dantino, and Allegro motto quasi
| presto, for violin and piano.
Mrs. Wayne b. Wheeler will sing
I'm Spring When Fragrant blossoms
! Blow" THE Cuckoo" when Thou
Art Long Departed" How Bright
( the Sea-" and Loves Hone" hy
! Scharwenka.
| Mrs. Adair viii ACCOMPANY.
! Mrs. Dickey also viii play ''F'u2!-
| Scharwenka; "AIazurka." MIyuarski
with Mrs. Adair at the piano.
! Joe Watson. pianist. katherine
! Riggs, harpist. and Wyuema McKin-
| ley, contralto will present the pro-
gram at the Friday Morning Music
| Club this week,
Helen Newmeyer, contrsltn, viii
sing Pfeuger's Consider ana Hear
| Me-" as the offertory solo This morn
| ing at the Lutheran Church ut me
| Incarnation,
The regular monthly board meeting
of the District Of Columbia Federation
Of Music Clubs viii be held Saturday,
40 pm. at 1880 6 stereet northwest.
At the community sing ~ Friend
snip IlDuSt last SUNDAY ~ i'-l NUM-
Thelma Callahan, pianis' uf the Nipi-
voce Club, was soloist.
The Girls Glee club nf George
| Washington University. uudcr the di-
rection of EStelle Wentworth gave it's
second concert of the season Friday
evening at Foundry Methodist Church.
The soloists were Ruth Earnhart,
Edith T'inneY and Eleanor Judd. The
. 4 cleo ('lIIh has Laa.l 40, Gi inc
| as the Rialto Theater for the week of
! February II.
Lillian ChenoWeth has arranged the
program for the annual concert for
Manor House Chapter. -. y. r. Of
! which she is regent. The concert viii
be given the evening Of February -
at the New Willard and viii include
solo and ensemble numbers by the
columbian male quartet. Paul g.
Ledig, first tenor: William j.. BraIth-
awaite. second tenor. Raymond G.
| Moore, baritone, and John q. Smith.
basso, with Edwin Moore at The piano.
Mrs. Raymond Dickey, yioIinist and
Mrs. Bruce Macarthur. iulpersonator.
Bessie y. Wild preserved a delight
full concert a the Takoma Park
Baptist Church Wednesday evening
when the following participated: Th"!-
ma Mills Rector. Jane Marshall. Flo
,enCe King. Margaret Cooper TOlsou,
Mrs. NJ. =. Bullough. Louise Bessey.
Janet Coon. Lucille Hardesty. Ethel
Payne. Dorothy Corson. Marguerite
Holmes. Martha Lentz. the Bischoff
Chorus Club and the ladies' chorus Of
the Baptist Church Choir
Tine performance Was given for the
benefit of the organ fund.
SADIE Catherine Coles a resident Of
Washington and a member cf the
District Of Columbia League Of Amer
lean Pen Women. has composed a new
march which was used hy III" Amer
lean Legion Veterans recently. The
work is named for the legion and
dedicated to that organization. At
the leaGu hall held recently this
march was played as a special number
! and seemed to arouse much interest
Mrs. Coles work has also been
broadcast by the Boernstein Orches-
! ira and played by the Metropolitan
Theater Orchestra under Daniel
Breeskin.
According 10 the Montgomery. Ala.
press, a. recital given in that city re
Gently by Beatrice Goodwin well
known as leading soprano in Wash
ingto music circles, was highly sue
, cessful The program was given I'M
der the auspices OF the senior class
'of the Woman's College.
Members of the Corey Opera Glass
have added to their repertoire
achievements since the holidays Yer
dis Aida" and III Trovatore" Flo
lows Martha" and Herberts The
Fortune Teller
Among those ia The group who
-.
operate or concert productions are
Gladys and Gayle Hunt. Dorothy vii
son Halback, Rose SokoI. Mary Ster-
ling and Bessie Jordan
The Girls Glee Club Of Holton-
Arms School. under the direction of
Blanche Polkinhorn, sang a group of
O songs in the hall OF the Children 5
Hospital recently. BY request, they
gave several carols. in which some
of the convalescent children joined
heartily.
Sylvia Lent. Washington vioIinist
who has already been heard this sea
son as soioist with the New York
symphony and the Detroit symphony
OrchestraS. will appear with the Chi
ago symphony Orchestra May "a in
the May festival at Evanston, III.
the department of American citizen
ship of the District of Columbia Fed
erat Of Women's Clubs. announces
that the Washington Quartet MARY
Sherrier Bowie. soprano: Richie Nc
Lean, contralto: I s. NJ. Bowie, tenor
Fred East. bass, with George II.
Wilson as aCcompanist, will partiCi-
pate in the program of An Evening
Dedicated. TO PatriotiSm.' February
at n'clnnl< n Continental Hall
Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl, chairman of
the division of music of the fedora
ton, will lead in community singing,
accompanied by the Navy Band.
Mrs. William T. Reed gave 4 re
cital Thursday evening at Martha
Washington Seminary. where she is
in charge of the vocal department.
Elizabeth Winston assisted Mrs. Reed
at the piano and also gave a group
Of solos.
Mrs Reed sang several groups Of
songs at tho home of Mrs. David Nc
earthly, who entertained for Mrs a.
NJ. Blair Saturday evening. Mrs.
Logan. violinist. and Mrs. Emily Dick
inson We're others on the musical pro
gram.
Mabel Linton Williams. pianist.
will appear for the third time this
season as soloist for the Columbia
Historical Society. Ella Knight
/. Mears. violinist also will be on the
!, program.
, A special musical service will he
given this evening at the George
town Presbyterian Church. which.
through its cultural lectures on art,
music and literature, is playing an
; important part in the community life