Evening star., 1927-05-01
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conuanving, Mrs. Miller sang the
song. the words Of which won for her
a $500 prize offered by California fot~h
a rose song. the musical setting being
by Carrie Jacobs Bond. Mrs. Nilliani
son gave the aria from Samson sud
Delilah." My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" and ~ Brown Bird singing.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann re-!
turned Tuesday from filling two en-
gagements in the Bach st. Matthew
Passion" i'm Detroit and Cleveland
I'm Detroit the work was given by the,
Detroit symphony Choir and Orches.
fra. under the direction of Ossip Cab
rilowitsch. and in Cleveland by the
Greater Cleveland Lutheran Chorus
and the Cleveland Symphony Or
chestra. =.
Two performances were given IN
Detroit. and concerning his work the [.
Detroit News said that MIR. Tittmsnp,,,
sang in firm. sure voice and admira-
BILE enuncia ton" Concerning hA~
work i'm Cleveland James II. Rogers
said in the Plain Dealer that he 'is
singer OF intelligence and ne sang
his part with proper appreciation ON
it's significance" s'Ao
Rho Beta Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon,
presented a novel program Monday
b
Frances van den BOgert put on A.
sketch showing an evening at home
in the Alu Phi Epsilon Club House ihrv
New York. Each of the girls who
visited the club house was in costume ~
TO fit the part she played or sang,+
One particularly BEAUTIFUL costume had
been loaned by the Netherlands LeEae
ton. Those participating were: Re-
becca Easterbrook, pianist; Clara"
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| ton. violinist: Nell Galley Canine. mezzn .
soprano: Marie Bonbrest. dancer
| Goldie Dressler Hutchins, contralto:
| Evelyn Bissig Marjorie Davis and
| Frances Cureton Hubbard, pianists {:
Mary Green, maid. 20
| The following music will he pre-
| sented by the Mayf1ower Hotel Or
| chestra. under the direction of SID
ney." tonight: .,''
1n:the prcsdential room, to s,45 pmiq
/ Overture "Ober0n ...:-.-..... won s!s wseoser
| Excerpts from Countess Martha" - Kslmap, +,
REQUEST
In the pslm eourt S.45 to 10 'p,m-- +. =
Four Indian S'f"ie" love- lyrics
/ Ga> "tndian summer ..-'.'.... Herhert ,
/ (bl March of the TOYS" Hsrbersa z
| Fantasle Madame Butterfly ..'.. PuceiPh4
The music between the acts Of the =
/ play given by the Christian Endea vcl', - =
! Society Of the Church Of the Covenant.
| at the Y. W. G. A. auditorium Wed - =
nesday night was furnished by Irrna =.
/ Won Lackev and Mrs. Hugh A. Allen =
J Irrna Won Lackey of Esther Chap
| ter, No. ), sang a group Of her oyr
| compositions at the Northeast Ma
| sonic Temple Tuesday night. among
/ which was a new waltz song. entitled :
Il Heard a Red Bird Singing" Mrs... : :
Allen of Emerea Chapter. Newport :
/ News, Va. was at the piano, and
upon request the two singers respond =
/ ed with some duets from the operas. l"i
The anthem this morning at the
| Westminster Memorial Church will be =
Rock of Ages" by Dudley Buck. in
/ which the soprano solo will be sung .
| by Ina Holtzscheiter The offertorSpt
will be Come. Ye Blessed" by John =
| Prindle Scott. sung by Ella StepheniA J.
/ son Lighthown. soprano who has beenc
| absent from local music circles forel
some time. Mrs. Lighthowns friends =
| here will be glad TO know that she ex :
poets to be in Washington again for
| q while,