Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28

Wardnlan. Park Hotel.
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Emily Harold: lyric soprano. will
sing w. NJ. S. Browns "O.Lord. re: :
| buke Me Not az the vesper services
at Gunton.Temde. '.Meino.al Presby-
terian Church, this. afternoon at 4.30,
when she will the guest -soloist'
a sect4on of the United States.
Marine Band Orchestra VIII present
the program for the Friday Morning
Music Club this week. t:ritZ Mueller
VIII PLAYS group'qf CELLO solos and
there VIII be'st. inG seNtets and octets.
Hazel Arth, c0htralto win is the
v6cai soloist.
Elsa Louise. Rtper yioiinist, ana
| Clelia rh .anti. neHt,soprano, with
Marie &. tnsen. as uccompa mist will
| present the program AT Welter Reed
!. r6day. This IS one 81 The many pro
/ grams arranged under. the direction
of Miss Pearl Waugh for the various
GeSernment hospitals
| Joseph Kaspar prosecuted six Young.
! EiOlipsts i'm a program to. entertain
! those attending the sing at F'I'ieud
ship House last SUNDAY AFTERNOON
!. Next Sunday Il srouT consisting of
/ a viornis.t. a pianist anu q Singer fror
/ the Friday Evening 'Innior Music
!. Glib, Mrs. George t;ravItt. leader,
VIII entertain The Federation hymn
memory contest -. being conducted 40
these sings undt'r. he ea!crsh.ip sc
| Miss Esther LIlins
The .follo,ei,ig .program nat.. been
11founced for the reception ito be
/ rendered Righr Rev. EDWARD y Pace.
y. D., tonight beginning at $50, at
tire Hamilton Hotel. y the District
| Chapter of the 'Int&ruat ionnl Fedora
ton Of catholic .\lumnae for mem.
bers only: =. -. :.
Mis- A6ga K,.,siy !. 4, . the h..ooi
Mrs. Frederick ! Rlr',
Ms AHSf., fro ,.,}," a acs,o%gaHisf
Cohiralto' Solo, "Wh3tt he Bird %'y
I Orchestra. "Andantc' Cauiab.Ic.''r =,
=. MSs. Geor.: Thon.a,ie- az the piano piano
! Ae%aRiet .Heruemau H. tdlr@tor Of III"
h9ru~ nd'orchesFa.
:, 4. St Paul's church. Rock. creek
i Parish, the Ienten organ recital to-
day ut 4 pm. viii he played Hv
HermiIIa ELLIS James. organist.. ~
= Wallace Memorial United PresbE
I terrain Church, assisted by WynemN
! Mckinley, .contIalto soloist of'Metro-
/ yolitan PRESBYTERIAN Church. =
/ The program will he: -
! "a rPielude in sharp Minor ,vodorIu,n
! a, ".HumoresCtle.., ....... -. .... WalT
.!'dn eider.the Lilies .... Maupd.t
/ a. Tpceata and Fu=ue III y minor. Bach
''25. Az. Maria ARRANGED by L.
/ mare I. ..;...'. ..-.- .... SchuHgFt
from the FIN organ symphonic,
iffo@ IN. .>a,q,lo: i'The LIsht oi.tIe
/ "Hoeanni. ........tt.'1. ........... wath.
The Church of the Covenant. an
nounces~ the engagement OF Frances
/ Scherger to. succeed Ruth Peter '.s
soprano soloist for tine evening Serr
! ices Miss Peter resigned when she
went.to New York for further study
Miss SChGrGeT is at present soprano
.soIoist at the Mount. Pleasant Con
/. gregstiopal Church for the morning
| and vesper services and .wiIl coutinu.
4 tnorc in additio,i.tc The evening serv-
ice. At the Church Of the Covenant.
y joint radio will be given tonaor-
row by. Mabel e. Iatimcr, soprano
and .ConStancn russell, 9year.ld
pianist. who made her debut at the
age Of g..
+ ~ group of.students froin the IcweIl
Downs studio gave a tQncegt at the
Florence Crittenton Home last night.
Itrna otto, sIyy Loushlen Guy.
! George Million Jones. Edith Hoffman
Jones and Elsie. Lang presented The
program, accompanied at the plan"
by Mrs. Downs.
. m of
Washington ,t-nftersity. witch saiir
the past week at the RialtO Theater.
has been engaged TO participate IN
the benefit performance TO be given
at the Washington Auditorium April
r3. This organization has become EEK
,ceedingly popular ard is contributing
to- many entertainments throughout
the city and suburbs. The club mum.
her's 80 &jrts, and-is directed by F&telle
Wentworth
Edith FIpney sang at Christ ChurcL
FEBRUARY ~ and at'.Petworth Baptist
'Church ON February u in the absence
of tie regular contralto s6loists.
: Frances West Rhcinharjit- soprano.
viii be the visiting artist at 'tonish,'@
evening concert ut the Ma. flower
For three. years Miss Reinhardt wa
+. a. pupil ~ Nine. Marcclla Sem
hrich.. Her program will include :,
number of Southern folk songs in AL
dition"o i selection of classics.
Fla~siCsil ana Semi-modern musi,
will DE. presented by the. Spencer TUp
! man Symphony Orchestra
! Since their inauguration about -
= month ago. the Mayfiower SUNDAY
evening concerts .have proved success
Fful, both from the social and musical
Standpoint. ;.
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