Evening star., 1925-03-29
Washington Programs

A LII members of the local Fedora
1 tion of Music Clubs are invited
to be the guests of the local Christian
Endeavor Union at a moving picture
lecture entitled "Glimpses of Our Ma
tional Parks-Our Scenic Wonder
lands" by Arno b. Cammerer, assist
ant director of the National Park
Service, in the Metropolitan Presby-
terian Church, Fourth and 3 streets
southeast, Monday, April s, at pm.
Both the National Federation OF
Music Clubs and the United Societies
of Christian Endeavor are to hold
conventions in Portland, Greg, in
June and July, respectively, SO this
lecture should be particularly inter
esting to those who contemplate the
trip.
Nan B. Stephens Of Atlanta, Ga,
third vice president of the national
board, stopped in Washington few
hours recently to confer with Miss
Linkins. Miss Stephens came here
from Roanoke, Va, where she had
been a speaker at the Virginia State
convention, and was OH her way to
speak at the Maryland State conyen-
tion in Baltimore.
Additional organizations having re-
newed membership for the ensuing
year include the Rubinstein Club,
Wilson Norman Glee Club. the Even
ing Choir of the Church of the Cove
nant, the Vipivoce Juveniles and the
Nipivoce Juniors.
The Melody Club, Blanche Polkn-
horn, director, is a new Junior club
having joined the federation.
Artists and associated members
having renewed membership are Mrs
Charles w. Fairfax. Helen Corbin
Heinl, Mrs. Samuel Z. Winslow, Eth
elyn E. Smart and Mabel Kent Lin
coin.
All organizations are urged again
to select federation secretaries to
represent them at the monthly board
meetings and attend to bulletin dis
tribution in their respective organi-
cations. Any one contemplating at
tending the convention in Portland is
invited to a meeting at the home Of
Miss Linkins, Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock, 3615 Newark street northwest,
when a representative of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad will outline the trip
and answer questions.
The Dalgleish Music Study Club
made plans Monday for it's annual
dance, May 4, at the Hotel Roosevelt
A musical program was given by
Pauline Knoeller, at the piano, and
two singers, Peggy Wooton and Doro-
thy Riley. Alice Barnes read a COM
prehensive account of the life of
Liszt.
Mary Helen Howe. coloratura So
prano, and Marie Howe Spur, pianist,
will furnish the musical program at
the League of American Pen Women
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The
art group will act as hostesses.
Ruby Potter, soprano; Marie Koontz,
contralto; Louis Potter, pianist; Her
man Hoffman, violinist, and Mildred
Raymond, reader, will be heard in
concert Friday at Sis pm, in the
Second Baptist Auditorium, Fourth
street and Virginia avenue southeast
This will be one of the last oppor-
tunities to hear Mr.. and Mrs. Potter,
who will soon leave to take UP their
work at Charleston. w. Va. Mrs.
Potter has been soloist with the Sec
ond Baptist choir since February l.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lovette will
hold a musical this afternoon at their
studios.
Mrs. Lovette will present Mary
Templin, contralto, of Houston, Tex,
recipient of a scholarship in voice
from the Texas Federation of Music
Stockton Gawler, soprano, formerly
of Plainview. Tex, and Jack Charlton
Ward, mezzo-soprano, of Beaumont,
Tex, who will sing songs composed
by Dr. Lovette; also Winifred Borck
Leonard, who will give readings set
to music.
Beatrice Koch, pianist of Kane, Pa. !;
Gladys Hillyer of Palacios, Tex, and
Marian Rosendorf will give piano Sc
lections.
Gretchen Hood and Roy Easter, sing
ers; Katharine Seelye Wallace, George
Wilson and Mrs. c. r. Linger, pianists,
and the United States Navy Band Or
chestra presented musical selections
during the banquet of the District
Chapter of American War Mothers
Wednesday evening at the Hotel
Roosevelt.
Ivalee Newell, violinist, was assisting
soloist in the program of secular music
presented by the quartet and senior
and Junior choirs Of the Petworth NJ
d. Church recently, under the aus
pices of the Woman's Guild.
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler was soloist
at the last meeting Of the Progressive
Musical Club at the home Of Mrs.
Abbie Higgins, who also played several