Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20

~ Arsenic Ralon. violinist, will pre-
sent a joint musical program at the
Congressional Country Club next Sun
day afternoon, at O'Clock. The
musicals are preceded by tea, which
is served from until o'clock. Since
coming to Washington this past Au-
tumn, Mrs. HenninG has won her
place in the musical life of the Cap
ital City. Mr. Ralon is well know
for his fine interpretations of the com
positions OF the South American com
poserS. at the concerts given under
the direction of Franklin S. Adams
in the Pan-American Building. Mr.
Ralon is also winning many friends
through his work with the orchestra
at the Club St. Marks. Elizabeth
Gardner Coombs, the wife of Howard
a.. Coombs, one of the well known
members of the Congressional Coun-
try Club, will be the accompanies. All
the musicians are extremely popular
with the radio fans Of WRC.
Mildred Kolb Schulze gave a studio
evening Wednesday, when an inter
>Sting program was given by a small
group of her students. including Made
iCine Aughinlaugh. Margaret Becker,
Bcrenice HOwison. Blanche Heyser,
Marion Heys3r, Berenice Jones. Betty
McAndrews, Octavia Marshall and
May Rosett.
Florence Sindell. soprano, assisted
singing two groups of Mrs. Schulze's
iongs, with the composer at the
piano. prelude for piano by Mrs
5chulze was played by Miss Becker.
Edith B. Athey, organist, who
broke both of her ankles in an auto
mobile accident, Is improving and will
no hIa n
Miss Athey, who has been giving such
an interesting series of programs of
music of various nations until her
accident made it necessary to cancel
the January concert. announces that
she will have to postpone the recital
listed for tomorrow night at Hamline
NJ T.. Church, but hopes to be able
to resume the series March 81.
At present Miss Athey is in Sibley
Hospital getting 81 rest while her
ankles are healing.
Miss Ella May Powell, we'll known
for her deep interest in musical
affairs in Washington. announces
that each Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock she will give a lecture recital
on the subject The Religion of
Music"
The program will be given at 1904
Sixteenth street northwest and all
who are Interested are welcome to
attend.
new Washington song has been
published It is entitled, Washing
ton, Fair Capital" and was written
by DIR. Edwin n. G. Barnes, director
of music in the public schools. The
song was first sung at the banquet of
the District Education Association to
President Blair of the n. f. A, at
Rauscher's, week ago last night.
Mallette Roach Spengler, soprano,
was the soloist at the meeting of the
Illinois State Society at the Washing
ton Club Wednesday. She sang the
WALTZ Song" from Romeo and
Juliette''; Il Passed BY Your Win
dow" by Brahe. and, as encore. Miss
Rose" by Hammond,
Thursday night Mrs. Spengler was
one of the soloists for the d. A. r.
banquet at the Grace Dodge Hotel,
using the same program. Mary Junkin.
soprano, also gave a group of songs
at the banquet.
Isabelle P. Taylor was the accom-
PIANIST on both occasions.
In a piano recital presented by Celia
G.. Luce at her home. 1902 Kearney
street northeast, last night, the pro-
gram included:
Duet, Magic Valley ............. Loeb
Mae Higdon and Jean Rassier.
Evening Chimes HENS
Betty Steedman
Folk song "A Little Ship ......... .Prohl
Catherine Edelblut- w.
'''i'''e''e Stanley speake.
AN Through the Night c
Inc i Bs56afa Davis and Helen Banks ,sana
ea' '''' Beulah Thurman.
= D'''D' Lacy Terry .,
TN Marion ioa'V Cecil. Betty Ann Fast stanley
'"i'ie' al" Sydney Davis.
ri'i''S Dolly Thurman.
Andrew Jackson March" ..-..... Blake
Francis Strizzi.
THE Flowers Lullaby"
Marion Cecil.
Barbara Baker.
\ A'''' Betty Ann Fast. 49,.
10 4a"'''H George Murnan. -,
1.-THE Dancers ...-.: .... Bilbro
p''N0 katherine Davis.
Melody in D.. ......... Williams
..Tbais" .....M assenet
IN'"''' John Rassier violinist,, -,
Spring Song Mendelssonn
Novelette," Cleft hand only FRANKLIN
Mae Higdon.
Hickory Sticks" ,........ .Reuk
-, Jean Rassier.
Duet. Rose Petals" ..........-.. Lawson
'Valse in E Minor .-.... Chopin
Resale Goodhaft.
The music at the service this eve
ming at 1870 at All-Souls' Church uni
tarian) will be given by Katherine
Riggs. harp; Elsa Raner, violin; Gret-
chen Hood. soprano; Charles Trow-
bridge Tittman, bass, and Lewis At
water, organ.
Special music by choir of Vermont
Avenue Christian Church today, under
w. E. Braithwaite. director, will in
clude selections at the morning ser
vice by the male quartet of the Bridge
water College, Bridgewater, Va.