Evening star., 1926-03-21
MUSIGRAPHS

. M I'D
Of Columbia Federation of Music
Clubs, Gertrude Lyons was selected
recording secretary to fill the I'M.
expired term Of Marion .Kieff. re-.
signed.
A new junior girls chorus was re-
ported, the Allegro Music Club OF
Neighborhood House. directed by Mrs.
f. NJ. Stoddard also a new senior
chorus, the George Washington Uni.
versity Girls Glec Club, Estelle Went
worth, director.
All choirs. clubs. artist and indi-
viiual members that have not paid =
their dues for the ensuing year are
urged to send their checks to Homer
l.. Kit, treasurer, during the coming
week.
An invitation is extended TO all
organiza tionS and individuals interest:
cd in the cause of music to become
members of INC local organization.
Miss GoOdw:,I. chairman for III"
Hymn Memory contest. held a meet
ing in her studio Monday afternoon
for those conflicting the contest in
Sunday schools. homes and inStit,l-
tions At tina; time plans were made
for holding tho examinations. \ meet .
ing OF all JUNO" leaders was held Tues.
day evening a. the home Of Helen.
Miller.
I,awlcy &. Dunohue. baritone soloist
at the Second Church of Christ Scient-
iSt. has returned from a brief concert
tour: having sung in Syracuse. Elmira.
y. y; Boston. and other cities in the
New England states. Since his re
turn Mr.. Donri.ue has given a. pro
gram at the Congressional Club and
has also been .rloist at one of the
vesper concerts at the First Congrega-
tional Church. Earl Holer. the com
poser. residin.; in Washington has
recently dedicated Il song to Mr.. Dono-
hue entitled Ghosts
Mr.. Donohue is studying here and
also coaching with Wasili Leps.
operate coach and conductor in New
York City.
Nina Norman has been specially Ell
gagged TO sing at the TschaikOwsky
program being given this afternoon by
the symphony Orchestra of the Rialto
Theater. She will sing None But
the Lonely Heart" Miss Norma ii
sang a group tt Irish songs at the
meeting Of the Sons of American Revo
luton at the Hotel Lafayette on ST.
Patrick's day.
The Solo Ensemble of the FRIDAY
Morning Music Club presented their
choral program. based on the poem
Dawn Of Mrs. Eugene Byrnes be
fore the Arts Club Thursday evening.
Florence Howard. soprano, sang tw"
of Henschel's songs. "F'ull Many a
Dream" and Morning Hymn" The!
will give this program at the Wash
ington Club March 80, when Mrs.
Hugh Brown. soprano. will sins
Morning Glories." poem by Mrs.
Byrnes and music by Ernest Lent.
The personnel of the Ensemble in
cludes Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs.
Wilson. Miss Harold, Mrs. Writer'S.
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Gawler, Mrs.
koener. Mrs. Wickersham. Miss Ap-
pie and Miss Edwards. Miriam BangS
Hilton is the director and Mrs. Paul
Bleyden is the accompanist.
The Capital Entertainers, nine
piece orchestra composed of Columbia
Heights school boys. made their first
public appearance at Crandall's Tivoli
Theater yesterday afternoon as Il
featured offering in conjunction with
the inauguration Of a new and exciting
chapter-plaE. Casey of the Coas
Guard" The Entertainers will ap-
pear again at the Tivoli Thursday and
Friday. when they will be presented
as an auxiliary feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Randall gave
short group of songs and duets d
the luncheon of the Lions Club at the
Mayflower Hotel Wednesday. They
were accompanied at the piano by
Robert FeuerStein.
The Grand Chapter. Order of the
eyt~.
Lenten Cantata, "OliSet to Calvary"
March 81. at Metropolitan A. NJ. L.
Church. A hundred select voices will
make up the chorus directed by Dr..
Scott Mayo. Tickets can be secured
from matron of local chapters: at
Jackson's Pharmacy. 301 III street
northwest: from DIR. T.. G.. Evans. 1901
L street northwest; from Mrs. Minnie
Wright. IA $ street northwest.
Benjamin d. Hill has been chosen as
a member of the chorus in Gilbert and
Sullivan's "Pinafore. as it will he
produced by the Musical Clubs of the
University of Pennsylvania late in
May. Hill was one OF 60 men chosen
from the clubs full membership Of
] so voices.
The company in the university pro-
ductlon will number 130 people. and
w III Dt supplemented ny all OTCnoStfd
of students from the ranks of the
University symphony Orchestra The
undertaking is being directed by DR..
II. Alexander Matthews. director of
the university's musical activities.
This is reported to be the first time
that a university glee club has entered
the light opera field.
In the four years since its reorgan-
iZation it has given a series of choral
concerts of the best classical caliber,
and appeared twice with the New
York symphony Orchestra under the
leadership of DIR. Walter Damrosch
Last year it appeared in Beethoven's
Ninth symphony" and this year sang
i'll an all-Wagner program.
Mr.. Hill is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin d. Hill of this city, and is ;t
junior in the architectural department
of the University of Pennsylvania
School of Fine Arts.
For the first time the "Popule
Meus." by the we'll known Ncnezuc-
Ian composer. Jose Angel Lamas. will
be sung as the Passion Sunday music
at st. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church. Miss Jennie Glennan. organ
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