Evening star., 1926-03-28

Mrs. Clarence Bruce and John =.
SapienZa.
An unusually Weu.balanced musical
program was presented recently at the
North Capitol Methodist EpisCopal
Church when Mildred Pollock, so
prano; j. j.. :. Kinsella. basso. Mrs.
Raymond y. Dickey viOlinist; Vivian
TOrovsky. reader. and Edith Il. Athey.
pianist and accompa MIST. paTtiCipa, ,ed.
Mrs. Pollock sang songs by Rogers.
Siberia, Bohn. GOunDd and Beach
Mr.. kinsella sang we'll known works
by German and OIiard, and Il group
Of Lawrence browns arrangements
" negro spirituals. Mrs. Dickey
played violin selections hy Sammartiri
Carboneli. NieuXtcInps. ana Nieni-
awski. Miss Athey'S solo selections
were by List. Grainger. Mendelssohu
and Wagner. Mrs Torovsky's rc;.t.
ings We're Nv Alfred Moves ana Eugene
Field and an anonymous selection.
The Columbian Male Quarter Paul
6. Ledig, w T.. Braithwaite, Ray
mond g. Moore and John &. SuliIL
presented four programs last weeH
on the following occasions. March ~
annual banquet. Cherrydale Fire De
partment. Cherrydale, Va: March -.
ladies' night. Trestle Board club Of
ihe Government Printing ONCE at the
City Club, and later the same evening
at the annual banquet Of the alumni
Of West Point Military Academy H.
the Willard ball room. which was q
tended by 500 Army officers. Nedne-
day a concert was given al the John
Dickson Home.
Mr.. Moore MIR Smith and M
Ledig also appeared as solojsts on tht
Trestle Board program.
The Girls GIee Club uf Geor-e
Washington University. directed bv
lIstelle Wentworth. sang AT Walter
Reed Hospital last sunday and at
Calvary Baptist Church Friday T.
will sing at the Naval Hospital Apri'
~ and for the Business and Profe~
sional Women's League at Church al
the Covenant April -. The solois'~
are Helen Walton. Edith Fin1c'
Eleanor Judd and Ruth BarnhaI-.
Martha Stevens is accompan mist
Thelna Smith, well known as a con.
tralto in local music circles. has been
! i'll for some time and is una bic as rcJ
TO resume her musical activities.
The music committee for the Sr-
Quicentennial celebration of Phjiade.
{ y J
( rinn of Music clubs IL conduct q na
: tional interstate students contest lI
/ November. Contestants will be a,
I cepted under the following eight cla-~i
| licatlons: soprano. tenor, contraltu
/ baritone, violin. piano. vtuiorcello ana
organ.
! Contestants mus, not have reached
! their twenty-fom birthday on Novenl
/ ber (, 1896. There is no minimum a2l
! limit
Contests viii be held iIs. cach state
between October end l.. hen i'm each
/ district between October l9 and -
( and finally in Philadelphia %ovembeI
/ l-3. For further information concern
! ing the contest. communicate with
| Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. Franklin 57o7.
! local contest chairman.
I Examinations in the local hymn
| contest are TO he held before Easter.
| The papers are then To bc sent Iu
! Beatrice :. Goodwin for correction. <
/ committee made up Of those Laviut
I conducted the contest in their respc,-
! tive sunday schools. homes and iu.
! stitutiOns will assist III correcting the
| papers.
At Il recent meeting uf junior lead.
! ers it was deemed hest 10 omit the
! junior concert in April because II
much illness IN the junior clubs
/ Haskell AIilstoue. 13-year-old pianist.
I played for the soldiers At Walter Reed
! Hospital Monday night "Wednesday
he played at the Jewish COmmunft,
Center.
! Edwin Huges. pianist. APPEARED ar
the South Plains Music Festival in
! Lubbock, Tex. Thursday and Fridal
| giving q recital on the first day and
: conducting Il master class session for
| the benefit Of pianistS in the festiva
association on the second day.
The Friday Morning Music C.u,
will present no program Friday of
this week, as il is Good Friday.
The senior members Of the Esmu
Club had an interesting March NEE,
Ing during the past week The firS'
| half OF the meeting was devoted t.
piano numbers by Johann Sebastia1,
Bach and readings on the life of tn.
great master: the second half to works
OF the more modern composers.
Those taking part We're Mary Bell
ColiitfoWer. Jane LuchS. Marian Oste,.
mayer. Marjory Harding. Florence
Rice, Rh"da Doyle. Pansy Wilmer.
| AlarJory Smith, Lillian kleeblatt. Iu
cile Louis. Mrs. G.. l.. smith. Mary
! Tarbell. Irwin Martin and Alma
| Creecy.
! The Carhauh concert company, az.
sisted by stephen Fields. gave a pro.
gram for the war veterans Wedne>-
| day at Mount Alto. Bob Carbaul
played the Xylophone and sang severa
popular songs. accompanied by hi
| own uke. Earl Carbauh sang baritone
solos and gave readings. and MI.
Fields contributed several tenor solos
Juanita FrOehlich. soprano. was one
! of the headlinerS on the Washington
| Post radio program broadcast bv
| WCAP Monday. Miss Froehlich was
most effective in her rendition of "Gi,.
nina Mia" from the "Firefy.'
The chamber music prize of 81 O0u
offered by Frank Jefferson Frost of
| O1al. Calf. has been awarded to Al
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Pipe Organ Tuition-T. GuyLucas
Concert Orsanist Graduate of Camb-td.s
University and Royal Col ege OF Organisss
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