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fill which applications may be made to
Mrs. Stahl, the director.
An after-reheaTSal party, accompanied
by gift and best wishes, was rendered
Mr.. Hyde Saturday by the choir in APP
probation of his valuable service, fine
spirit and many contributions.
Elizabeth Radley Freeman will now
become president of the choir.
The Slattery Trio furnished music
for Christmas party last Monday at
the home of Mrs. James H. Baden. OPP
cratic selections as well as the cuSto-
mary seasons music were presented.
The members of the trio are: Margaret
M. Slattery, violinist and coloratura So
prano; Eugenia l.. Slattery, harpist and
meZzo- soprano, and Mary j. Slattery,
pianist.
Two of the Baden children. Mary
Adele and Tom. assisted in the program,
playing some piano duets.
Carolina Randall. violinist, announces
G. street northwest for Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons.
Robert Ruckman and Clay Coss, pi-
anists, announce the opening last Thurs
day of a downtown studio at 1918 H
street northwest. Their residence studio
is at 3414 Mount Pleasant street north
west.
In mid-December a recital was given
by their younger students, including
Dorothy Marks, Elizabeth Hall, Neil Nc
Killen, Audrey Moler, Elizabeth Hunt.
Frances Boss. Grace Swift. Anna Hunt
err, Wilmer Helmuth and Gwendolyn
Eddy. Edith Martin. soprano, was as
sisting soloist. Mr.. Ruckman and Mr..
Coss played as the final number two
short works for two pianos, written by
Mary Howe, Washington composer. The
selections we're Spanish Folk Dance"
and "1abanera de CHINA"
Marcelle Prival, mezzo-soprano, and
Louis Potter, pianist, are scheduled to
give the recital for the Friday Morning
Music Club this week at the Y. w. c. A.
auditorium, Barker Hall, at II am.
Friday.
At meeting of the German Literary
Society a week ago last night program
of music was presented by Crete Won
Bayer, pianist; Franceska Kaspar Law
son, soprano, and Richard Lorleberg,
cellist.
Nine. Won Bayer played, among her
numbers, a Lullaby" written by her
brother, Mr. Lorleberg. Mrs. Lawson
sang as her second group two compo-
sitions by Anita Schade distinguished
eral languages here. The songs were
Question" and THE Way of the
World"
This afternoon at o'clock at All
Souls Church (Unitarian) Lewis At
water, organist, will present a program
of Russian music. He will be assisted
by Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, bass,
who will sing Chaliapin's arrangement
of THE Song of the Volga Boatmen."
Mr.. Atwater will play numbers by Gla-
zounoff, Tschaikowsky and Strawinsky.
The Lovette Choral Club will have as
guest artist tomorrow night Mrs. Fran
ces Harland O'Brien, contralto, promi-
nent in musical circles in Philadelphia,
her native city, and also in the Philip
pines, where she resided for some years
Mrs. O'Brien is the wife of Capt. Theo-
dore M. O'Brien, u. S. A., who Is sta
toned in this city. This is the first
of series Of special features planned
for rehearsal nights. when guest and
member artists will be presented. The
director, Eva Whitford Lovette, will
continue her group vocal lessons inau-
gurated at the beginning of the season
for the benefit of club members. The
topic tomorrow night will be THE I'M
portance of Breathing and Vowel For
nation"
Elizabeth Carpenter held q piano
recital and Christmas party for students
during the holidays.
Those taking part we're Virginia
Drescher, Helen Matthews Hugh Clagett,
Peter Delaney, Rebecca Osias, Peggy
Cross, Dorothy Sinclair, Jean Dixon,
May Dixon, Doris Shupp, Ella Mary
Embrey, Margaret Rogers, Lora Baird,