Evening star., 1926-03-14

tomorrow for Richmond Va. where
she will give a recital TUESDAY night
under the auspices Of The Overseas
Service League. Miss Riggs PLAYED
two interesting concerts in tn" city
during the past week. one at Martha
Washington Seminar for the faculty
and students there. and one ut the
American University. giving the en-
tire program on both occasions. We'd
nesday afternoon she was guest soloiSt
at the chapel service at George Wash.
iEgton University.
Sophocles T. Papas. who is teaching
the fretted instruments at the Ma
tional PARK Seminary Forest Glen.
Nd gave ~ very interesting recital
there recently which was attended by
the entire school Mr.. 'apas was as
sisted by several Of his pupils in en-
Semblcs and solos. including in their
repertoire works Of Shubert. Chopin.
Wallace. Massenet. Franck and sew
eral of the modern composers. TIL"
concert lasted an hour. during which
Mr.. Papas demonstrated the many
possibilities of these instruments.
Mary Tarbell, assistant TO Eta
Schmid. presented 81 group i'm recital
recently Miss Tarbell opened and
closed the program. Children who
participated were Betty Hahn, Doris
de Ford. .Ar,lene Moreland. Gladys
Murren. Nancy Goldsmith. Lois Mar
tin. Leon and Marston Shore.
4 junior students recital of George
town Visitation Convent was present
ed last Sunday evening. The We'd
nesday Music club. Mary Ahern ac-
compa mist, sang Italian, French.
Scotch and Irish folk songs. Piano
selections were played by Isabel IIar-
man, Mary Jayne Semmes, Mary
Bassctt. Margaret Hogan and Elnora
Zimmerman. The dance by Mary Ba"-
sett given in conjunction with the
aging of Shackley's Song of the
Brook. by Miss Zimmerman. was
generally conceded 10 be the hit Of
the evening. Another dance was
presented Wy Virginia O'Farrell
| The personnel of tho Wedncsdar
Music Club includes Mary Bassett.
| Olivia Boss ClOtilda Bowie. Esther
Boyd. Dorothy Cotter Margaret
Dorsey. Henrietta Forrest. Monroe
| Gather. Jocelyn IIibbard, Isabel Har-
man. Margaret Hogan. Betty Ma
eruder Virginia O'I'arrell, Mary
| Eleanor Orme. Anne PiZzini Laura
sullivan. Mary Jayne Semmes. Alicit
Tumuitv. Elnora Zimmerman and
:
! The Clarendon Music study Clli''
I met this month with Mrs. Clarencr
| W'clch. A report Of the MacDoweil
/ benefit was given. The club is plan
ming to supply music for the "elfar"
drive 10 be announced later. The pre-
gram of the day continued study ct
Verdi. italian composer. Those par
ticipatins included Mrs. Sadie Cath
crime Coles Mrs. w. W. snyder. Mr.
J. Ristine and Mrs. ]. T.. Afford. Mrs
| coles gave as AN encore The Ameri-
can Legion March, one of her own
| compositions.
| Thomas McGra ahan. operate ten
or will he visiting artis; at the May
flowers dinner concert tonight.
! Mr.. McC;ranahan's program will in
"iude old Scotch and English song
| Una Furtiva Lagrima. from L Ell
sir d'Amore" by Donizctti: lie
re pillon," by Fondrain: MARY of Ar
gyle." by Nelson: "Coolan Dhu. H.
| Leoni: two old Irish songs. Next Mar
ket Day" and Molly BranniCan. an
MAY Morning" by DenZ.i.
| The KimbaN Quartet, Fanu'"
| Shreve Heartsill. soprano: Helen Marie
Koontz. contralto: Charles T.. Myers.
tenor. and Francis =. HeartSill. bass
has been engaged to give a concer,
at the Mount Pleasant NJ. l.. ChU~o Il
South Friday evening. The accom-
panist will be Nancy Alice Lowe. the
organist of the Mount Pleasai'
| Church