Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22
MUSICRAPHS
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opening the Famous Artists Hour Of
the Atwater Kent radio programs. was
entertained In Washington last week at
luncheon given In her honor by Sena-
tor Borah at the Capitol and by Carl
Engel, chief Of the music division. LII
brary of Congress. Miss Chainey gives
a recital in New York March 3.
Dr. c. E. ChriStiani and Weldon Car
ter of the Washington College of Music
presented several of their pupils In
joint recital at the college last Sunday
afternoon They included Hans Male.
Helen Ogle. Virginia Cureton, Franklin
Jameson. Victor George. Flora Clayton
David Peters and Sidney Smith, VIOLIN
lists: Lillian Peterson. Horace Allyn.
Emile Christiani, Winifred Chamber
lain. Helen Rohrer and Ella Carlisle,
pianiStS.
At the twilight music hour today at
4:30 pm. in the fourth-floor assembly
Of the Y w. c. A.. Seventeenth and X
streets. Ivalee Newell, violinist. and
Jane Dulaney pianist, will present the
program.
Miss Ethel T. Swenson of the Y. W.
n.
former general secretary of the Lake
Forest. ILL.,, Y. w. c. A., will be the
hostess.
The Washington College of Music will
broadcast a short program every Satur-
day evening from WRC at Gas
O'Clock The first of these regular "air"
recitalS was given last night by Ger
trude Dyer. pianist: Evelyn Scott.
violinist, and Joseph Barbecot.
Next Saturday evening. starting
promptly at GAS o'clock, Victorine
Bouillon. pianist; Lillian Latham. so.
prano. and Victor George, violinist, Will
fill the allotted time.
Or. Hugh r. Roberts. dean of the
vocal department of the Washington
College of Music. presented several of
college last Wednesday evening. Friends
and families of those taking part were
present. as we'll as a number of invited
guests. After the program, which lasted
about 40 minutes, refreshments were
served.
The program was as follows:
MY Desire $eha Christie: tenor. cad"'"
ch'"'0n R1,s RaSney soprano: De' N$a"'
ylrsinia crSis. soprano n;.,or
Adele Deiano soprano
br s' to Nj Ne oaS ' with Thine ESss. rn~,'.n
Isl vous L'avies compris" ....... &. Denza
Joseph Barbeeoi. baritone ,,.n,
''''A'e"e Mary Gas,rotk
''Melisande in the woods. Goctz
Edna s. Shafer. soprano
Violin. cello and piano Accompaniment
arranged by Fritz Male ,,.-,,
'''' Lillian r. Latham soprano.
Spring Dropped Song Into My Heart
La vergne sim.rairchiId. soprano.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning at II O'Clock
the music will be given by the sole
quartet and the Mount Pleasant Chorus
under the direction Of Norton M. Lat
tie, with Claude Robson at the organ.
The program will be as follows;
orran prelude "Csntiiene" go. nn Boz:
on"rto.v anthem. The Lord Is My Sher; ,.,
organ nr" po.tlnde. "Marche soilennelIc .Lemairr
There will be no o'clock vesper
service TODAY and there will also be no
o'clock motion picture service.
The Tuesday Evening Music Club Will
study and discuss the music OF old
England at its next meeting. when the
following program viii be presented:
shepherd. Shepherd. Leave DccoyinE-
virginia woodwar aud Winifred Royle,
Come Again. sweet Love III, ", po" lan ,n
oh No John ........ Oh folk Sohg
Helene Luve GrRnhury.
Now l. the Month of Maying Morley
Catherine Rives,
Margaret Casseils,
'KevA of Heaven $500. tplunkrt Greene
Virginia Woodward and wintfred Rayie,
Have You Seen hut White Lily Grow
ANONYMOUS
Il Attempt From Loves Sickness 70 Fiv"
Purcell
i've Been Roaming" ......... Horn
Margaret Allison.
Mrs Prank Howard is the director,
and Mrs. j. Gilmore Korner is the
pianist.