Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20
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Dickson Home, recently, under
direction of l.. f. Mandy. The
lists were Marie Powell. for whom
f. Meyers played ACCOMPANYING
and Paul Brightenburg. violinist,
accompanied by MFR. Meyers.
Mckinley Trio. composed of
Brightenburg. Mr.. Meyers and
Mandy tvioloncellist), also gave
eral unusually attractive selection
Katherine Seelye Wallace, pia
will play Beethoven's Sonata Ap
Sionata" at the Washington q
Tuesday, and in the Arts Club
thoven program Thursday night.
Anita Schade arranged a spd
memorial program given last n
before the members of the Geri
Literary Society of Washington.
opened the program reading Pa
A. w. Hildebrandt' address give
Beethoven's funeral. DR.. Alexai
Henneman then gave short talH
Beethoven and his compositions
trio for piano. violin and cello. ID
1. No. 3" was played by Mary Is
Kelly, Rose Maxwell Dickey
Spencer Prentiss. Paul Bieyl
tenor. sang adelaide" accompa
at the piano by Mrs. Bleyden,
later sang The Kiss" and Die Z
Gottes." Miss Kelly played
famous "Appassionat Sonata"
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler gave a
gram of songs Monday evening
the home of Miss Blanche PolkinhN
following a meeting of the Capt. M
Pitcher Chapter of the ID. A.
There were two French groups. onI
modern English and one of BALL
Elizabeth Gardner Coombs was at /
piano.
Norman f. Daily. pianist, playe|
program last Sunday at ESpiphI
Church, which included the follow
numbers: Lieurance's by the Wal
of Minnetonka," Grieg's "Butter3
Harriet Cady's arrangement of Il
Song of the Volga Boatmen," N
DowelIs Scotch Poem,' left-h|
alone arrangement of the andd
from Lucia" MacDowell's It'd
Wild Rose" Iljinsky's Cradle SOD
Monday night Mr.. DAILY played
first four numbers of his Epiph|
program, via station WMAL.
Mrs. Robert Lawrence presented
unusually interesting program
songs at her studio in the Brunsw|
last Tuesday night. accompanied
the piano by Henrietta Halam. n
Lawrence gave a brief talk on
method of teaching preceding the|
| cital. Composers represented on
| program included Haydn. Bach, II
| del, Cyril Scott. Novello, Prod
Rogers, SterndaIe- Bennett, Cloil
Leighter, Neidlinger. Stultz, Lehn|
and Bassett.
w. J. Oates Student Orchestra a
a program Tuesday at the Pred
terrain Home. assisted by Mrs.
Sale. soprano; Frances Meyer
Louise Turner. pianists; ELIJAH
| CARRIER. reader; Alice Hill and B
rand Richter. violinists. and Id
Benson. tenor. The accompari
were Natalie Wilson and Gerald
| Brown.
A musical program was given Fri
night at the Wesley NJ. E: ChuI
Chevy Chase, ID. c., for the benefit
ex-Sergt. Charles Mcdonald, blind d
tone. a veteran of the World Y
| service.
Those contributing to the mus
numbers were Elizabeth Whee
daughter of Senator and Mrs. whee
and Ann King, daughter of Con
and Mrs. King. who played pi
duets; William Howe, reader. acc
panied on the piano by Irene Chair
Mary Moses, 1O-year-old daughter
Comdr. and Mrs. Moses. who pia
several piano numbers; Charles
Donald, in a group of songs, acc
panied by Mrs. Henry Hunt Mel
Helen Foley, pianist; Sarah Deeds
a reading and Frances Phillips,
bearer.
The musical selections which !
Catherine Wadesmith, violinfst,
! Continued on Ninth Page.)