Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-12
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of w. Arthur Mccoy, Edward @. Pip
nit. J. Benton Webb and Francis r
Heartsill has been In greater demand
this season than at any time since ts
organization. February 3 the quartet
closed q weeks engagement at the FOX
Theater, where old-tine songs. embrac.
ing some Of the familiar street
harmonies, were given. These songs
proved immensely popular with the
audiences.
wednesday evening, February !, the
quartet sang for the Woren's Patriotic
Conference on National Defense. and
February 4 for the annual dinner OF
the Washington Board of Trade. II mas
also filled numerous other similar
encarements during the past few weeks,
The quartet Is now busy with rehearsals
for its annual concert at the Metropoli-
tan Memorial NJ. E. Church. where II
is regularly engaged Sundays.
This concert will be given February
-. and will consist of wide variety
OF music arranged for male voices.
Tuesday evening was the occasion of
another interesting studio recital at
the Lawrence Voice Studio. An enter
tanning program was presented, under
Prof. Kortzenborn. head of the studio
The pupils taking part were Malvina
Banded. Mrs. Nora Bramell, Bernice
Wood Evelyn Ballou. Anna BischoH,
Mr.. Thomas, Mrs. Virginia Compton,
Clara Riese. Mary Belle Nicol. Eunice
wartman. Lula Reuss. Marion Hines.
Mrs. Elsie Kicker and Mrs. Grace
Thomas.
Dore Walten. violoncellist played
group of numbers by French composers
at Wardman Park Theater for the
French evening given in honor OF the
French Ambassador, NJ. Claudel The
selections included:
sIento from, the Concerto On. 80" f. Lalo
T dc Ballet ''''-''-''''' Gabriel. Marie
As an encore Mr.. walten played lie
Cyrne" tSaint-Saensl. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Augustus Simpson.
Katherine Riggs. washington's tai
ented Young concert harpist. has ar
ranged the music for The Red-Haired
Mans Wife" which Is to be sung by
H. E. Wilson. jr.. in Lady Gregory's
spreading the News" to be given
THURSDAY night at Columbia Heights
Communit Center in connection with
the District of Columbia one-act pay
tournament.
Miss Riggs has set the typical!y Irish
words to music taken from an ancient
Gaelic "Pipers Dance"
spreading the News" will be pre-
scented by the East Washington Commu-
nifty Players.
Musical Nonsense" will be the title
OF q program to be given by Mrs. Paul
Bleyden ct the Arts Club next Sunday,
February 10, following the usual chatting
dish party ct 2 O'Clock
Mrs. Bleyden will present q number
Of caricatures which are delightful ana
Tremendously funny. 1t Is said, including
q number Of her own original concep-
tons Of musical persons and some by
Sigmund Spaeth.
The senior class Of the Master School
+, Of the Piano, Grace G. Gilchrist. direc-
TOT, held its monthly meeting Monday
night In the school Present were Mrs
Charles j. Cassidy. Mrs Louise Rackley,
Mrs Eva Rosenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Clarke, Jeanette Rosenberg. Edna
Rosenberg. Lena Morris, Katherine
Koran. Marie Fuhs, Haskell Milstone
and Gustav Weckel.
The junior class held its monthly
meeting Saturday afternoon. Gustav
wecke! conducts the meetings. The
students performing this time were Nil
dred Meyer. Georgia Eau. Marie Adams.
Pay Creenberg, Lucy Higgins. Clarence
Huffman, Leo Ofenstetn and John
Brennan.
the Mount Vernon Place NJ. z. Church |
South, and concert singer, assisted by |
Mary Mathews Taylor at the piano. |
gave a program Of songs at the Persian |
legation Monday evening. when the |
Minister Of Persia. Mira Dayoud Kahn |
Meftah. entertained informally 1t din
ner and musical.
Mrs. Rowe also sang following the
dinner given Tuesday evening by the
~ Yox,v,f and Nine EznfV In
horror Of his highness, Prince Moham-
med All Ibrahim-
The choir Of the National Baptist
Memorial has been appearing with
marked success In both sacred ana sec.
uiar programs. Among the most recent
were appearances at the John Dixon
Home and the Baptist Home for wom-
En-. when they we're assisted BY the SOLO
quartet
The music for the services at the
church today viii be:
MORNING.
hr.seu. I Beloved. ii God So Loved
Anthem On. of the Dep ........ wtrtz
Organ Prelude Heroic ........ Fauikes
EVENING
r enep / TIE Heard III. voice Of Je:ss
ogssse. MY Ta,th L,ok. Up 10 .,.
Organ sF "osertolre on Two Themes" GuiIman,
The personnel Of the choir quartet
includes Frances Farrar, soprano: Edith
White. alto Harvey Townsend, tenor,
and Robert Kline. bass. with Emily q.
Dickinson, organist and choir director.
The second concert OF the Rubinstein
Club 70 be given March 8 At the WIZ
lard Hotel, will feature numbers by the
chorus In celebration Of the centenary
of Eci3ubeFt's birth. The Schubert seiec-
tons viii be who Is SYLVIA. "Hark,
Hark the Lark" and ITO Music" this
last having O baritone solo, which VIII
be- sung by Herman Fakler.
The guest artist will be Deyora Mad
worney, contralto who is making a re-
turn engagement by popular demand.
The Washington College OF Music pre-
scented on It's AIR program" from WKC
Saturday al the regular time, CAB
o'clock. Edna p Ehafer. contTa'to: Mar
tin Dowc pianist, and Fritz Male. "io-
l!nist. Catherine Benson ana Emile
Mann were the accompanies.
Starting next Saturday, the college
Wall broadcast direct from thu college
series Of four Saturday evening concerts
on t1s tbeateS organ by Irene Juno.
who III in charge of that department
The Washington AIumnae Chapter OF
Mi Phi Epsilon National Musical Eorof-
tty. recently installed at Charlotte Kifins
residence. held it's first meeting Wednes-
GHy evening At the home OF Mabel Linz