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| newed at the earliest opportunity.
! There are a score or more of peer
esses in their own right in the
| United Kingdom and any one of
Prayer" and 'Toccata" (Becker):
Miss Inez Jennings; Piece Heroique
Cesar Franck). Christopher Teniey,
| "Adagio" and "Preludio" from Third
Sonata (GuilmanD. Miss Pansy Sle-
| ber.
| Music week activities included
the Johnson Powell Community Cen
ter under direction of William .;
Oates. The program. which included
both vocal and instrumental numbers.
\ consisted of: America" audience
and orchestral: "Marche AUX Flam-
Ham ]. Oates conductor: Happy
Song" (Del Riego) and, The Heav.
i emily City (Pierson), Miss Margaret
E. Morgan. soprano. with MISS ger
trude Smallwood, accompanis p.ano
Niemann1 and Viola" lThalberg>.
Miss Beatrice E. Tydings; overture
Martha" (Flotow obanD. George
Bruce and Miss Martha Horton at the :,
piano. and orchestra: sonEs-bDs4;s.s, hDs;rn, b.
Na1n, T.h violla and Yes,erday and ee,0 and Today
| (Spross), Mrs. Edmond V. OBrien,
soprano; Mrs. j. Patterson Perry, at
1.-The piano; Miss Helen Johnson. vio-
llinist, and Miss Elizabeth Johnson
sells5 violin eSopin sS'9s9s.atss and p
"Hindo Chant" lRimsky-korsskow
| Kreisler), Julius Ochs. Karl Ochs ac-
companist: Naughty Zell." Miss
lrma Matthews, readeT overture. ure.-
"Fraternity" (Mackie- -Beyer), orches'
ira; star Spangled Banner
| The Parent-Teacher and Mothers
club of the John Eaton School IN
Cleveland Park have arranged ceie-
bration for ;, the !, eysn'nE s, aiban.s aI Parish
| president. will preside. Mrs. Giles
Scott Rafter. president OF the District
! Parent-Teacher Association. will De
the guest of honor Mrs. kau, eng.
Grosan will sing, accompanied by
Mrs. Paul Bleyden. and Miss Caroiyn
Mckinley win give talk on
"Rhythmlo Motion" which will be
| illustrated by her pupils.
! The Nordica Hawaiian Mandolin
F, and Guitar Orchestra Will give con.
| cert at the First Congregational
| Church on Friday evening at
| o'clock The orchestra, composed
| of SeVentE-HNe liisti uHieeS' C.,ro
i the following program: overture.
! "Orpheus' (Offenbach). with organ
| Hawaiian guitar selections, by Kay
| mond f. Acton. contralto SOLO Mts.
| Goldie Dressler Hutchins; orchestra
and organ; suite. a nans;,an Day IN % Gnitar
! and Ukulele Clubs selections, intro,
dmcing .'Hilo March," "Kuma kahi.
Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old 'Tucky
! Home" Paradise Isles, Ihe sneIh
Of Araby naoIin Ka-isoa uoio, aVa aTal,e an4 Fan
! TASTE" (SiegeD. Miss A: f. Hill; con.
! traito solo. Mrs. Hutch:ns; The LOST
; chord" for orchestra and organ toul-
! livan).
| Edna Hillyard Howard. soprano
| soIoist Of ST. Patrick's Church. ac-
companied by Miss Jennie Glennan;
| organist and director of the mixed
choir of the same church. was higniy
appreciated In her rendition OF .ne
7! Following solos at the Memorial day
services at Mount Olivet cemetery
Sunday afternoon: Invocation
"Mans-Zucca). My God and Father
| while 1 Stray" tMarston). Cover
! Them over With Beautiful Flowers.
and God Shall Wipe Away All Iears
She was in good voice and her enun-
citation fine.
! The eighth pupils recital of the
/ season Of the Associated studios
Otto T. simon. voice; La Sale Spier,
piano, and Henri Sokolov. violinSwiii
take place Friday evening at o'clock
in the auditorium of the Y: NJ C. a;
LA Sale Spier will be at the second
piano in the concerted numbers anu
! Otto Simon will accompany the sing
ers. The program follows: Sonata
G Major" Mozart. with second piano
accompaniment by Grieg). Lorena
Heishman: "Elsa's Dream" (Wagner).
L. Adelaide Watson. accompanies a.
Ever Faithful" (Bach, Mrs. Morgan,
Bradford: "Tarantelle. A Flat Major"
for two pianos (Heller). Martha Nc.
Adams; "Serenade" (Raff): "Serenade'
! (Nevin). Thurston De Masters; three
cies," 1.-The Page" and The Dew. 1t
Shines" Hazel Hughes: Hear Ye
israel" from Elijah" tMendelssohn): }:
Mrs Ida Willis Seaton. accompanied
by Louise Ryan; "Polonaise noIndr Bril-
accompanied by Benjamin Rather;
"Sonato C Minor" Mozart, with sec
| ond piano accompaniment by Grieg):
two movements, "Adagio Motto" and
"Allegro Assai," Mrs. Jessie Blaisdell.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Miss Grace I. Nelson. who recently
accepted the position as soprano solo
| ist at the First Congregational
Church, will leave in August for two
Years study in Europe. This leaves
| the positions of tenor and soprano
! soloists at this church vacant. as
! George Myers. tenor. resigned this
spring.
| Charles Trowbridge Tittmann- filled
\ his seventh annual engagement at
the Bach festival when, on May 26.
| he sang the bass arias in the "St
Matthew Passion" given by the Bach
choir. under the leadership Of DR.:
Wolfe. Concerning his work we'll
known critic Of Philadelphia wrote:
| "Charles Trowbridge Tittmann won
fresh laurels with his work as basso.
| He is another veteran who has a
large and loyal Bethlehem following,
and on the quality of his work and
his authority as an artist he de-
| serves it."
| The choir Of the Church Of the sa-
cred Heart, Marie Louise sullivan
| organist and director. was heard Fri
day evening in concert at the Raleigh.
attracting a large audience in spite
Of the many other musical events Of
| Music week. The choir was assisted
! hy Helen Gerrer, violinist. and Doro-
thy Boucher, pianist, in the following
"MiIler's wooing" (Faning). chorus;
t"A song of Home" (Royle). Miss
Hazel Arth, contralto; encore, "Smil-
| ing Through" PENN; piano solo solo.
"Rrapsodie. F-sharp Minor lDon- I
! Trumpeter" (Dix), Lawrence K
Downey, baritone; encore. "shipmates
=, sa;ne" fSanderson): ION the Road