Evening star., 1925-10-11
MUSIGRAPHS

! pressive initiation ceremony Monday
evening in their new chapter room at
| the Washington College of Music.
The initiates We're Ruth Morgan,
| soprano, and Dorothy Russell and
Winifred Michaelson, pianists.
After the ceremony there was an
| informal musical.
Special dedication services OF the
| new pipe organ at Emory Methodist
Episcopal Church South. 600 Georgia
avenue northwest, will be held Tues
day night at s o'clock. The organ Is
built in the memory of DIR. Forrest ].
Prettyman. Frederick Weaver, of the
Peabody Conservatory of Baltimore,
VIII give the organ recital which will
include Concert Overture" by Fricker:
"Nocturne" by Ferrata; piece Heroi-
que" by Frank; "Idyll" by Baumgart-
ner. and "Chand de Printemps" by
Bonnet.
A chorus of 40 trained voices under
the direction of Leroy Lewis will sing
Rogers Awake, put on Strength" !"
and Dunn's Come Unto Him."
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld and her
daughter-pupil, Madeleine Lazard Won
Unschuld, and Everett Stevens, will
present a practical demonstration re-
cttal of piano playing which will in
clude the discussion OF principles Of
Beethoven, Czerny, List, Rubinstein,
and LeschetitZky, at 1929 G street
northwest. tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock under the direction Of Mrs.
Henry Hunt Mckee OF the Washington
Music Bureau.
Music at this mornings service at
Trinity Methodist Church will include
an anthem incline Thine Ear" QIim-
meD by the newly organized quartet
composed of Helen Virginia Clark, So
prano; Dorothy Trimble, contralto;
William II. Bell, tenor. and Fred j..
Eden. barytone and director. with
Emma Louise Thompson, organist.
Miss Clark will sing as ofrertory solo,
Jesus, Meek and Gentle" (Ambrose).
At the evening service the quartet
will sing Lift Up Your Heads" Hop-
kins) and God Is Love" (Shelley).
The choir at Emmanuel Baptist
Church began its work for the sea-
son last Sunday. under the direction Of
Mrs. Emily G. Dickinson, who has
been identified with the music Of the
Mt. Pleasant Church for SO many
years.
The quartet, composed of Inez
Crater, soprano: Edith Granger, con.
tralto; Edward G. Lippitt, tenor. and
c. Ridgeway Taylor. bass. will provide
the foundation for a mixed choir of
about % voices. Mrs. Granger and
Mr.. Taylor are beginning their second
season at Emmanuel, while Mrs. Crater
comes from Calvary Baptist Church.
Mr.. Ltppett sang last year at the
Calvary Methodist Church.
The program today will include a
solo by Mrs Granger. ooh, Rest in the
Lord" from Elijah" and "The Radi-
ant Morn Has Passed Away" by Wood
ward, and anthem by the choir. AT
the evening service Mrs. Crater will
sing THE Silent Voice" by Roma, and
a trio for soprano. contralto and bass.
Abide With Me" by Marsh will
further embellish the service.
AS special feature--the first of
several planned-a musical tea will be
given October 80 at the home Of Mrs
Edgar Allen, 3402 Sixteenth street
northwest. There will be other mus
ical numbers in addition TO solos by
members Of the quartet.
In an effort to suit the convenience
Of more board members, the October
meeting Of the District of Columbia
Federation of Music Clubs will be held
Tuesday evening. 7:45, at the Kilt
knabe Studio, 1880 G. street northwest.
Reports OF officers and committee
chairmen will be given and definite
plans made for the seasons work
Miss Linkins, local president, is
hopeful that the interest and enthusi.
asm shown at the convention echo
meeting in September may be carried
through the season.