Evening star., 1926-06-20
MUSIGRAPHS

way Taylor. baritone, sang several
selections.
The choral numbers included works
by Dett, Loefr; Taylor, Pestalozza
Hawley Leitz. Beethoven. Dorel
Geibel, Tanning and Walt. They We're
received with enthusiasm
The music at today's services ar the
church viii include Il tenor solo bv
Mr. Lippitt, trio. a quartet and
choral selections.
The choir of Fifth Baptist Church.
DR.. A. l.. Simpson. tenor and director
Will have a special evening Of music
at 7:45 tonight. The choir will be as
sisted by Russell Phipps, vlolinist. and
John Aur, 'cellist. Mrs. Carpenter
will assist at the organ.
The program Will include.
My Faith Looks I,p ,o Thee Schueck,r
!.@to ,S2ios D, da, Gladys Prire and William Hmft
solo Is Mrs L. ii. windsory " o. y"
The shadows OF the Evening Hour Nicho!
50 con,a os9!o po o, BY Dr. m A. Al L. simpson
tsolo by MR.. Grace Richards
Dream Clouds q song written bv
Il. Deane Shure. local composer, was
featured during the past week at the
tialto Theater when il was sung by
Leslie COyle. tenor. and accompanied
by the showing of a scenic reel en-
titled Gold and Fleece" The number
won much favorable comment.
SOphocles r. Papas. specialist on the
| fretted instruments, gave "A musicale
at his studio on Connecticut avenUs
recently. when several members Of the
staffs Of the Greek legation the
French embassy and the Spanish en-
bassy. as Well as some of the leading
musicians of the city. were present
The program included some espe.
claily interesting numbers. Andrew
Schreiner played a mandolin solo.
Stauffer's Grand Waltz Impromptu'
Mr.. Papas gave two guitar solos
"Danse des Naiades." by F'errer, alia
Chopin Prelude; Herman Sevel,
| 'cellist. played Burch's "Kol Nidre
and "Menuet Haeudel." allegro az
| passionate. Saint -Saens. and Nj
| Papas completed the program with -
delightful composition of his own
Song Without Words" Lee Cronicau
at the piano proved valuable as az
accompanist and showed admrablr
coordination in the concerto effect
ot the cello selections.
The Harmony Four. Ann Briule,
violinist: Howard Lloyd. marimbiet
Elizabeth Harrow. pianist, and Rav
Pal6in, soprano. have announced the
postpOnement Of their concert sched-
uied for tomorrow at the Naval Hos
pital TO July II. Added attractions
on the postponed program will be pre-
sented by William Single. tenor. and
| the California Club Orchestra
| Lieut.. Comdr. John Philip Sousa :
thirty-fourth annual tour at the head
/ of his band will begin July in
| Hershey, Pa. and continue for -
/ weeks. including a weeks engage
ment. beginning July u. on the steel
/ Pier in Atlantic city. The band viii
! consist OF 100 musicians and sooists.
including Marjorie Moody. soprano;
/ John DOlan, cornet; Howard Gnuder
Xylophone, and Edward J. Heney .
| saXophone.
Sousa has written three new
marches for his tour: the "Sesqufceu-
/ tennial March, the official march Of
/ the Philadelphia exposition: Pride Of
/ the Wolverines" dedicated to Detroit
and THE Gridiron club. dedicated 10
| that noted Washington organization
/ of correspondents. lie also has com
/ posed setting for Lucy Larcom's
| poem. THE Thrush to be sung by
Miss Moody.
a new member of the Metropolitan
! symphony. Daniel Breeskin. conduc-
/ tor. is W. l.. Marsden solo saxophon-
/ list. who takes the place OF Sig New
man. resigned. Mr. Marsden has been
! a member OF the Wardman Park IIo.
! tel Orchestra for two years and also
has toured in Keith vaudeville
! 1rma Won Lackey of Washington
has just had new song hit which she
has written published. II is called
! Cherry Blossom Tire in Washing
: ton The writer is also a soprs no
/ with voice of dramatic quality. She
is the daughter Of Charles Lackey.
who was musician of Newport
News, Va. ,
The first session of the Summer
| conference of the Guild OF Vocal
| Teachers" incorporated by the
board of regents New York State.
was held Wednesday at the studios
of Miss Susan Boice, 81 West
seventy fifth street. New York City
with large number of resident
and out-of-town teachers in attend
ance.
| This is the first convention Of its
| kind ever held in the annals az
| music
The guests of honor were Mrs
| Henry Clarke Coe. well known par
| Humanitarian and author, and Alfred
| Human, editor OF the magazine
! Singing, both Of whom gave inter
| esting talks on the educational aims
| of the guild.
These conferences will take place
every Wednesday from 10 to u
o'clock until August 10, at the same
address.