Evening star., 1924-06-01
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THE Washington Music Bureau will
= present Vivienne Abbott Gill
more as a radio artist, when she will
broad dcast through WCAP Wednesday.
Mrs. Gilmore is practically a new
conner in Washington. She is soprano
soloist at Holy Trinity Church. Mrs.
Gilmore comes from Greedy. Col.
where she held positions in the larg-
est churches there, and also in Denver.
She was leading lady with the Hin
shawShean Opera Company OF chi
cago for more than one season and
would have remained longer had not
her marriage brought her east.
|. Other artists appearing on the pro-
gram will be Charles Trowbridge
Tittman, well known bass, with Lucy
Winston pianist: the choir of Holy
Trinity. Church. with George Herbert
Wells, conductor-accompanist.
Lucy H. Paul has resigned her
position as organist and director
at the Metropolitan. Presbyterian
Church, to accept a similar position
at Trinity Episcopal Church. She has
already commenced her new duties.
A. complete reorganization of the
choir at Trinity Church is in progress.
and any singers who would like to
join are urged to apply Immediately,
as it is desired to have the new or
ganization complete and in working
Miss Paul is featuring a twenty
minute organ recital preceding the
evening service each Sunday, COM
mencing at 7:40 O'Clock.
Mary Helen Howe, coloratura So
prano. was soloist at the memorial
services held in the Capitol by the
LINCOLN and Grant irt Circles fs 9Ianders 81 n6e 81
(Stephens) and led the organization
in patriotic songs, concluding with
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner
the soloist at the closing day OF
school for the Sidewe1ls Friends
School Friday. Mrs. Lawson will sing
Henschel's Spring" and "Villanelle.'
lings will be the accompanist.
Harriet Hine. pianist. pupil of the
Virgil Piano School, still is in Phoe-
number of concerts since she has
been there and also has played ut
several functions. Next week she
will motor through the Grand Can
yon with number of friends.
Beatrice Seymour Goodwin of
Washington gave several songs Tues
day evening at a benefit concert for
the rebuilding fund of the Bronx Y.
w. c. A. The audience received Miss
SOoo" III ihoSt
tically.
Marcia Kenyon. contralto soloist,
First Presbyterian. Church. New York
City, who is visiting Miss Frances
Melton in Washington, will sing at
the special musical service at Column
bia Heights Christian Church, this
evening.
Miss Minna Niemann, one of Wash
ington's most gifted pianists, who is
at the head of the piano department
of Gunston Hall School, sails for Eng
land in few days to spend the sum-
mer. She will visit for a time with
relatives in Oswestry, North Wales,
devoting herself in part to study. Her
plans include stay in London and
visits to other places in England,
| including Stratford. She will return
in September.
Susanne Oldberg and Myra Nc
Cathran Marks gave their usual Sum
day musical in their new studio
apartment in the Playhouse last Sun
day. The program began at o'clock,
when Louise Schwarzman of Alex
andria, Va, sang a number of songs
by German and American composers.
At the end of the program Mrs.
Marks sang several songs and Miss
Winifred Michaelson played piano
numbers.
Dr. James Dickinson, who for sew