Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

York, continuing her studies with OS-
car Seagle and appearing in concert
and radio work there, will be in
Washington today and will be guest
| ,oloist at the Church OF the Covenant
1T the evening service. she will sing
! 20 Divine Redeemer" (Gounod).
The Park View Christian Church
presented a recital Wednesday evening
in which the soloists were Henrietta
Coquelet, soprano. and Elizabeth Wins
ton, pianist.
| Luella Totten Patteson, who has
opened a studio for piano at 1864 K
street northwest, has appeared with
| orcheStraS in Paris and London. In
one appearance with the London Sym
| phony Orchestra, DR.. Frederick Cowen
| conducting, program OF Mrs. Pate
| sons own compositions was presented,
| Including two ConcertOS for plano and
orchestra, four songs, her third sym
| phony and grand requiem for or
| chestra and chorus. Her compositions
! and performance also received warm
praise from the French critics in lie
! Figaro" and lie Soleil."
The Imperial Male Quartet will give
a concert Tuesday night at the Metro
| politan Memorial NJ. T.. Church. Spe.
cial music by the Metropolitan Or.
| chestra, directed by Prof Henry z
Stopsach, and readings by Myrtle a.
| Evans also will be featured.
| The Apollo Club OF Soloists, directed
| by Otto T. Simon, with Helen Burkart
at the piano, will give a program of
| Russian. German and English choral
music at the Arts Club. Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock.
| The members of the organization
are: Marion Arnold. Frances van den
F, bogert, Nell Galley Canine. Hazel Gem
| Hughes. Cecile Sale, Lillian Adelaide
| Watson, Elite Wilson, II. II Davidson
| Frank DugSan, Frank Evans, J
| Frank Meyers, Charles Z. Myers, l.
r. Pruner, William Waters.
! Harlan Randall. among the most
| earnest Of local young singers, will
! leave Washington February II for q
! couple Of weeks Of intensive study III
! Chicago with Herbert Witherspoon
| with whom he studied in New York
| last yoIr. Mr.. Randall began his stud
| les in this city several years ago. lie
/ has a studio at 1864 X street north
| west.
| This young baritone's voice is quite
on these programs frequently. He also
| is one who has shown marked inter
| est in the songs of Latin America.
| Hazel Wagner Bachschmid will sins
| Fear Not Ye, o Israel by Dudley
! Buck, at the morning service of the
| Metropolitan Presbyterian Church to
| day. Mrs. Elsie Weaver, organist anC
director. will give Handels Largo
| as the prelude and Stainer's March
! in G." as the postlude.
a feature will be the singing OF
| Harry Rowe Shelley's "Hark, Hank
| My Soul" by the quartet, composed OF
| Mrs. Bachschmid, soprano; Wynema
Mckinley, contralto; Denton Ledford
tenor; and James Bates, bass.
a new mixed quartet. to be known
as the Lotus Quartet, has been formed
at the studio Of Otto T. Simon. fol
| church, concert and radio work. The
members are Hazel Gem Hughes, so
prano; Frances van den Bogert, con
rralto; L. r. Primer, tenor; and
| Thomas Leaf, bass. with Helen Burk
| hart as accompanist-
Arthur Lambdin has been engaged
rs baritone soloist for the First Con
gregational Church. Mr.. Lambdin ha:
| been singing for some time in thu
neighboring city Of Baltimore. where
he secured much of his training under
Avelin Fermin when with the Pea
| body Conservatory, who is now II
Rochester Mr. Lambdin also studied
with Stephen Townsend of the New
England Conservatory of Music II
/ Boston. He was soloist at the Emman
ueI Episcopal Church of Baltimore ant
since coming TO Washington has suns
at Sacred Heart. Foundry Metho
dist Episcopal and st. Margaret
Churches. He will be heard for thu
first time at the Congregations
Church today.
The next meeting of the District
| of Columbia Chapter. American Gullc
of Organists. will be held at Epiphan!
| Church tomorrow at pm. After the
business meeting Lewis c. Atwater
subdean, organist and director at tht
| Eighth Street Temple, Will give {
| lecture on Hebrew music. He vii
| be assisted by the choir of the temple
Every member of the guild is urged K
| attend and bring any one who would
| be interested in the lecture.
The Glee Club of the women's Cit!
! Club, under the direction of Gertrude
Lyons, will sing several selections a
the afternoon tea today. They viii
include:
..Sing. Smile, Slumber" (Gounodl. will
a accom- by Mariaiyse Ross Manly.
3sr ste se%ase IN
The Bull Frog
Ruth Roberts Hammer, soprano
sang at the banquet of the Women
Bible Class of the Metropolitan Bar
fist Church Tuesday evening. He
group Of songs included Winter Luz
| LADY," by De Koven: The Star" b,
Rogers, and 1.-The Valley of Laugh
ter" by Sanderson. Her accom-
PIANIST was Edith De Cell.
/! Katherine Riggs. Washington
popular young concert harpist, is GU
of the city today playing a recital 70
| the vesper service at the Baptist TEN
pie in Charleston, w. Va, under tn
direction of Louis A. Potter. organis
and director of music there. Mr.. Pot
ter was until last Fall one of the lead
ing organists of this city. Miss Rigg
| will return Tuesday to fill numbe
of engagements in this city durin!
the week.
The Washington College of Musi
will give its forty-fourth concert a
Central High School Monday eve
ming, February s. The college ha
given public concerts as part of tn
musical training offered it's student
for number Of years. The public 4
invited and great pains is taken Il
make up each time an unusually at
tractive program.
The soloists next week will be Mrs
Edgar T. Jones. contralto; Sylvi;
! Altman, Mathew Pero and Gertrud
. Dyre. pianists; Elizabeth Stewart
soprano; L. G. Greene. tenor, an
Joseph Barbecot. baritone in a trio
| RAYMOND Luce, baritone. and Xfcto