Evening star., 1926-10-31
MU USIGR A PHS

THE MacDowell Club of Washing
i ton will hold it's annual benefit
party to raise its fund for the Mac
Dowell Colony at Petersborough; N.
H., next Saturday night. 1t will be a
combination card party and dance.
with cards beginning at pm. and
dancing beginning at $50 and lasting
until IL pm.
The party will be held in the club
rooms, at 1406 III street northwest.
Details can be had from the club direc-
tor, Miss Georgia Miller, at that ad-
dress.
Marguerite Clark Cramwell sang a
new song. by William A. Cox. entitled
Had With YOU Another Day" from
Station WRC OF the Radio Corpora
tion of America last Thursday eve
ming.
Gertrude Kreiselman was honored
at a studio party to celebrate the
event of her first Ampico recording in
the blueroom of the Jordan Co.
Thursday evening at $3.50 O'Clock
Miss Kreiselman is young Wash
ington pianist.
DIR. Hugh Rowland Roberts. dean
of the vocal department of the Wash
ington College of Music. presented
two singers In recital Wednesday
evening at the college. Barbara Case.
soprano, sang Dawn" tCurran). L
Did Not Know" &c. Marchal-Loepke),
Butterfly" Wood, "Cavatina' from
Queen of Sheba" (Gounod. "Sacra'
ment" (MacDowelD and Song OF the
Robin (Anna Case). Romeo Guar
aldi tenor, sang an aria from Don
Giovanni" (Mozart). "If You Woulo
Love Me" (MacDowelD, credo from
Zucca), Songs My Mother Taught
Me" Dvorak) and prologue from
"Pagliacci" Geoncavallo). The con-
cert hall was completely filled for the
recital. Fanny Amstutz Roberts
played all the accompaniments.
The Columbia Male Quartet, Paul
G. Ledig, w. E. Braithwaite, Ray
mond G. Moore and John c. Smith,
will entertain Mount Pleasant Lodge,
F.. A. a. NJ. with a varied program
at it's annual banquet at the Willard
next Thursday evening.
Edwin Hughes, American concert
pianist formerly of Washington, Will
begin his season with a recital in Har-
risburg, Pa. His first New York ap-
pearance will be in a two-pianO re-
cital with Jewel Bethany Hughes,
November n.
The Rubinstein Club will hold it's
first rehearsal of the season Tuesday
morning at II o'clock in the ballroom
of the New Willard Hotel. Full at
tendance is requested. sand members
are asked to bring Sea Fairies" by
Mrs. II. H. A. Beach. All singers
wishing to join this chorus club of
women's voices as active members
and dates for concerts will be an
nounced later.
Mrs Benjamin P. Wheatley of Alex
andria will sing Morsell's Rock of
Ages at the Park View Christian
Church for this mornings offertory.
Gretchen V. Lord, contralto, has
accepted the position of soloist at the
Keller Memorial Church. Last Sun.
day she sang one of MacDermid's S
compositions, arise, Shine, for Thy
Light Is Come"
The choir of Sherwood Presbyterian
Church will give the first of series
of monthly musical services this eve
ming at 8 o'clock. The program will
be:
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, Mrs. A. G. Miller
Anthem. The Silent Sea-. .Neidlinger
Ofertory-Violn solo.
Ebert Howell.
Quartet-"Crossing the Bar. Behrend
Alice E; Webster. soprano.
II. P. Firestone tenor
Mrs; French Morgan contraIto
A. H Howell baritone.
Duet. Love Divine. "........... .Stainer
Mrs. a &; Miller. soprano.
Anthem. 20 Be Joyful All Ye Lands" Spence
Mrs. j. p. Benfer is the pianist and
Fl. P. Firestone tenor soloist and
director.
The choir of Gunton-Temple Pres
byterian Church. corner of Sixteenth
and Newton streets, will sing "Sanc-
tus" (Gounod) at the Sunday morning
| service. Mrs. Sindell. soprano, will
sing "I1ow Beautiful Upon the Noun
tains.' Mr.. Klein. tenor soloist and
director. has arranged an attractive
program for the vesper service at 4:30
tp.m. The musical program will in
clude two trio numbers by Mr.. Auer.
violinist; Mr.. Sanford. cellist, and
Mrs. Klein, organist; cello solo, Mr..
Auer; tenor solo. Mr.. Klein; tenor