Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

noon from to 2 in her studio, l406
H street northwest, when the musical
feature will be songs Of which both
words and music were written by
George Cornwell. a young Washing
tonian Of decided talent. The singers
will be Lauer Hays Lyle, soprano, who
will sing "a Breath of Summertime
and Maxim Fun OBJ de Moon; Annie
Cornwell, Mr.. Cornwell's sister, will
sing Spring Romance" and new bal
lad, listed by Conway, "At Dark;
Frances Tucker will sing "Se tn manu-
by Pergolesi, and LAS Went Maying. y
by Brake.
Piano selections will be played by
Elvia Allpress Meyer. Margaret Loane,
| Elinor Webb. Norma Bell Carly and
George Cornwell. Mrs. Florence How
ard and Mr.. Cornwell will be the ac-
companists
The guests of honor will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Carly and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Meyer.
Ray PaIkin, soprano, sang for Trinity,
Washington Cathedral, Mizpah and
| Naomi Chapters of the Order of the
Eastern Star during the past week;
also for the Fellowcraft Masonic Club,
when she was accompanied by Mrs. F.
Bell and Mrs. Florence Hyson. E. Way
son played the violin obbligato in the
"Berceuse" from "Jocelyn."
Chapter Mu Epsilon, the Washington
Alumnae Club will have silver tea
on George Washington's birthday from
to 6 o'clock at the home of Inez Mil
Ter, 4407 Greenwich Parkway northwest,
when the music will be given at pm.
Lois Lille. accompanied by Aimee
| Helene Gray, presented the musical pro-
| gram at the thirty seventh anniversary
! of the Mary Washington Chapter of the
| Daughters of the American Revolution
at the Washington Club Tuesday eve
ming. Miss Lille sang two groups OF
| songs.
Isabel P. Middlekauf was hostess to
Mu Phi Epsilon, musical sorority group
| wednesday when a program Of Ger
man music followed the business meet
ing. Those participating included Car
RE Wagner, pianist; Olive Writer'S, meg
zo-soprano, and Helen Bellman, who
read an interesting paper on Wagner
| and Schumann.
| FRANCESCA Kaspar Lawson left Wash
| ington last Monday for nine recitals In
Virginia and North Carolina. She viii
sing in Chatham, Orange. Clarksville
Virginia, and Fremont, Spring Hope
Gastonia, Mount Airy and Wilson, N. c.
returning to Washington March 1.
Mrs. Lawson will sing Mary Howe's
20 Mistress Mine" and the "Cossack
Cradle Song" on many Of her programs
Lucy MacMorland, soprano, presented
a folk song recital at st. Agnes School
| for Girls, Alexandria, Va, recentlv
when she was assisted by Ida Stickney
reader and accompanist. English
Scotch, French, German, italian, Span
ish and Basque selections were giver
and appropriate costumes worn by the
singer and reader.
Victorine Bouillon and GLADYS Pinch.
ing, pianists: Lillian Swecker, reader
Wanda Tettmayer, whistler, and Column.
btan Quartet miss Hannah Bonell, d.
rector; Huron Smith. Albert Powers
Lynnwood Garlick, Bill Flack and Ben
ME Genua). with Mrs. Prentiss as &C.
companist for Miss Tettmayer, present.
ed a musical program that was much
enjoyed at the Evangeline Hotel the
first Sunday in February. The second
in this series OF music events will BIZ
| given today.
|
Q number Of students in an attractive
piano recital at her studio last Sunday
! afternoon. Compositions for two piano,
included an arrangement of Paderew-
skis "Minuet," which was played by q
little 10-year-old girl, Louise Stengel
with Miss Chambers at the second
! piano.
Others taking part were Corneliu
Gray. Oden Patterson, Audrey Kubach
Mary Brookes, Ann Ruth Collier, Joar
Hayes, Leila Hubert, Cynthia Brookes
and Frances Pope.
| Mrs. A. o. Patterson assisted with q
group OF English songs.
Minna Niemann, pianist. and Anita
Virginia Mueller, singer. presented tho
music at a meeting of the German Lit.
erary Society last night at the home
OF Miss Anita Schade. Miss Niemanr
| played works by Chopin, Mendelssohn
borrower, Repper and GabrilowitSch
Miss Mueller sang German lieder by
Brahms, Raft. Haydn and Franz.
Miss Schade entertained in honor oil
Frau Anna Scheffler Schorr OF the
German Grand Opera Co. at the time
the company was playing in Washing
ton.
American music will be aptly fea.
tured on George Washington's birth.
day at the meeting of the Friday Morn
ing Music Club this week. Miss Maud
Sewall will supply the program note,
for the event Mrs. Ralph Barnard will
sing 1.-THE Battle Hymn of the Repub.
lc," Grace French Tooke will play
piano compositions. the Tuesday Eve.
ming Music Club will sing choruses and
every one will participate in singing
The Star Spangled Banner"
Mable Linton Williams. pianist and
teacher, will hold her midyear recital
and examination Saturday at IL 80 q. m
This will be followed by a luncheon al
her Massachusetts, Park studio.
Mrs. Williams will be hostess tomor-
row for the Continental Chapter OF
D. A. r. meeting to be held at her home
at o'clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will
give musical program after the meet
ing.
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, soprano will
assist Lewis Atwater, organist, in a pro-
gram OF English music at O'Clock this
afternoon at All Souls Church CUni-
tarian), Sixteenth and Harvard streets.
Miss Gawler will sing "Life's Lul-
laby," by Lane, and "Snowfiakes." bv
| Cowen. At the IL o'clock morning serv-
Ice Flora McGill Keefer, mezzo-con-
tralto, will sing II Sought the Lord" by
Stevenson, and Charles Trowbridge
I1ttmann, bass, will sing Haendels
Hear Us, o Father"
Harry Wheaton Howard entertained
40 members OF the Junior Opera Play
ers' Club OF the Immaculate Conception
Cnurch Friday evening at his residence
RehearSalS have started for the nreS
entation of Mr. Towards latest opera
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