Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-21


1 abroad with admirable results,
within the past year particu-
larly, gave violoncello recital In Berlin
her first formal concert in that capital
March 20, and achieved marked sue
cess. It was given in the Singakad-
emie," the well known old hall which
is noted especially for excellent acous-
tics. It may interest Miss Days friends
to know that for this appearance and
others on her current concert tour she
is using the name Eleanor Day"
Paul Bleyden will have charge Of the
program Tuesday night at the Arts
Club Of Washington, when the final
musical event under auspices Of the
present administration will be given
Mr.. and Mrs. Bleyden will be the hosts
Of the occasion, too. The opening num-
Der will be dance in JavaneSe costume
presented by Evelyn Davis. Dorothy
Simott, contralto, Of New York, will give
a group Of operate airs and concert
songs. The program VIII be closed with
performance Of Bartlett'S one-act
operetta 1.-THE Enchanted House." in
which Helen Harper will sing the shep-
herdess role, Harry B.. Cromwell will be
Pan and Evelyn Davis will be the dane
ing nymph. Special lighting effects are
being arranged by Glenn Madison
Brown.
The Tuesday evening Club of Wash
ington, Mrs. Frank p. Howard director
will be featured In the program to be
presented tomorrow under auspices Of
the music department of the District
Federation of Women's Clubs. The pro-
gram will be given in German under
direction of Mrs. o. L. Verhoff. Songs
by Bach, Schubert and Wagner will be
presented. There are 20 IN the chorus.
Hazel Bachschmid, soprano, will be
the featured soloist in a musical pro-
gram offered by the American Gold Star
Mothers Wednesday night at the Hamil-
ton Hotel. Miss Bachschmid will sing
songs Of the four seasons. In costume
interpretive dances will be given by a
group from the Marjorie Schuster
School.
Gertrude Lyons, lyric soprano, viii
sing for the Society of the Daughters Of
the American Colonists, of which she i:
member, during the ceremony to b
held this afternoon at the Tomb OF the
Unknown Soldier at O'Clock, at which
| time Mrs. Livingston L. Hunter, ma
tional president, will place wreath or
| the tomb. Mrs. Lyons. will sing "Tht
City Four Square" (Danks), cappella
Ms. Lyons led the assemblage in "Tht
Star Spangled Banner" and America
at the opening session Of the Thirty.
eighth Continental Congress, Nationa
Society, Daughters of the American
Revolution, last Monday.
Lorena Stockton Gawler. soprano
soloist of the Lovette Choral Club, lee
the singing Of the national anthem e.
the morning session Of the D. A. r
congress last Wednesday.
Lille Porter Bailey. organist at tn.
Mckinley High School. will render ths
organ numbers at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church Tuesday evening, May
z. when she and the Lovette Chora
Club will be presented in q benefit re-
cital. The club will sing three group:
of choruses. The quartet will sing
Southern melodies. and Ethel Lynn
Fast, Mary Templin and Hattie Noe
will be the soloistS. Eva Whitford
Lovette will direct the club and accom-
pany the soloists. Helen Clark will
be the accompanist for the club.
Mrs. @. Ridgely Sappington OF Baiti-
more, vice president of the Maryland
Federation Of Music Clubs and chair
man of the State and Capital district
music contest committees, was q guest
Of Eva Whitford Lovette last week
Mrs. Sappington while here perfected
arrangements for the participation OF
the Washington winners in the coming
contest in the district contest at Balti-
more May 4.
A musical tea was given at the studio
Of Myra McCathran Marks last Sunday
afternoon, when she presented Eliza
beth Wright in o song recital OF COM
positions of Gounod, Haydn. Mendels-
sohn, Arditi, Carew and Del Riego
Burrus Williams, pianist, accompanied
Miss Wright and gave numbers OF
Rachmaninoff, Stojoushi, Mendelssohr
and Debussy.
Under direction Of Mary Helen Howe
the music group Of the District Fedora.
ton Of Catholic Alumnae Is furnishing
the music for the novena to the Sacred
Heart at the Visitation Monastery al
Bethesda, Md. In addition to the en-
semble numbers there will be q sole
by an alumna member. Miss Howe
sang the solo last week.
Rho Beta Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon
is entertaining at musical tea thi:
afternoon at the home of Clara Miller
Wolfe, 1887 Irving street. when a pro.
gram of Russian music is being giver
by members of the chapter and guests
| Vocal. piano and violin numbers viii
constitute the program. Authentic
Russian costumes will be worn by those
on the program and those assisting II
serving Among those who will b,
heard are Evelyn Scott. Tamara Dmi.
trieff, Ruth Morgan and Gertrude Dyre
Elliott Button, who formerly studied
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