Evening star., 1927-11-27
Nj MUSIGR A PHS

THE National String Quartet-Henri
l. Sokolov. first violin; Max Pugats-
ky. second violin; Samuel Feldman,
viola, and Henri Lorleberg, cellist-
assisted by Helen Corbin Heinl, plan.
ist, will present the program for the
Friday Morning Music Club this week.
The music will be by Brahms and
Schumann and the program has been
arranged by Mrs. Kendall. The Ma
tional String Quartet and Mrs. Heinl
will play a quintet by Schumann and
the Brahms numbers will all be piano
selections.
The following Friday, December 9.
i. Fred Wolfe, authority on the works
of Johann Sebastian Bach and direc-
tor of the famous Bach Choir of Beth
lehem. Pa, will give a talk on the
great master and his works.
Ethel Holtclaw Gawler, soloist OF
the Third Church of Christ Scientist.
sang at the Thanksgiving day service
the new song, praise and Give
Thanks" by HaAl Ferrell Adair
Mrs. Gawler sang last week on the
Wesley Heights Community Club pro-
gram.
Gonzalo Arrange, Cuban tenor, sang
Friday at Hamilton Hotel at the reg
ular meeting of the War Mothers. His
songs included "Vivir sin tus Carl
cias." from "Sa anchez de Fuenta" and
"Ouiereme Mucho," both Cuban songs
by G)nzalo RoiG.
Grace French Tooke, pianist, and
Richard McCarteney, baritone, gave
the second in q series Of recitals at
Christ Church. Georgetown, under the
supervision of Mary Minge Wilkins,
chairman of the Parish House Guild
music committee, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Tooke played works by Gluck-
Brahms, Bach. Rameau. Mozart, Cho-
pin. MacDowell, Copla nd, Palmgren.
Philipp, and Saint-Saens. Mr.. McCar-
teney's songs, with one exception in
English, included works by Handel.
Sibella, Henschel. Keel and Quilter.
The following programs of music
will be given today at Foundry Meth
odist Episcopal Church by the regular
quartet and organist. under the direc-
ton of Anton kaspar:
Organ prelude. "Melodie". Rschmaninoft fl
Anthem. oh. God. Who Is Like Uuto
Anthem. Like as a Father Martin i
l.
P, M,-MUsICAL SERVICE.
Ap,ncS' sRs'ss'; s;ss tat, Co.. sssss:
Trio riyIhs, %Ths Promise" 'sonE of ThaGks, ,na.,
Anthem % The Falalment'' l:onx mspnas' q
Anthem. Hark Hsrk. NJ! Soul. hsdWick af5'Hss
Anthem. Hold Father. Great Creator
Organ postlude Thank. Be to God
Ehlah ':.....: 'Mendelssohn
The Washington Ladies' Quartet
will sing at the. evening service of
the Brethren Church, Fourth street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
this evening. The quartet is COM
posed Of Isabel Garvin Shelley, So
prano and director: Mary McAninch.
second soprano; Adelaide Boyd, con-
tralto, and Ruth Clark, alto, with
Florence Ring, accompanist.
The twilight music hour will be
held this afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock
in Barker Hall, at Seventeenth and
X streets. The Frempe Trio, Paul
Brightenburg, violin: Frank West.
brook, cello, and Emerson Myers,
piano, will give an interesting pro.
gram.
Mabel Cook will be staff hostess
and Alice Dickinson will be the host.
ess in the building throughout the
afternoon. Friends of the associa
tion in the city. as we'll as visitors
from out Of town. are cordially in
vited to participate in this informal
at-home hour.
Thursday lecture recital or
"Thais" will be given in Barker Hal
| from 5 to s pm. Miss Julia Schellins
Of MI Do
give the recital, assisted by Alberto
Bimboni, conductor Of the Washing
ton National Opera. This is pre-
ceding the week of the grand opera
festival. There will be no admission
charge.
The following program will be given
tonight at o'clock in the Columbia
Heights Christian Church under the
direction of Stewart Dickson organist
and choir leader:
Prelude. FESTIVAL Prelude" ...... Blail
Anthem. THE Day Is Past and over.
contralto solo by Shelby Smith, :,
solo " by MS. BsIya HocS and Mr. John n. BeeE ls,
Duet whispering Hngt sIS M.. smith Hawthorne
Anthem. Fear Not Ye. o Israel. Lansing
Soprano solo by Mrs. j. Frank Rice.
Postlude. allegro PompOso". .... .Hollaway
The Rubinstein Club announces that
Samuel Richards Gaines, eminent com.
poser and conductor. who appeared
as guest leader at the final concert
last season. is writing an arrangement
of Saint. .Saens' "Deluge" for the Rub.
instein chorus. His choral paraphase
of Saint -Saens' Lake Of Dreams
was given last year.
| The chorus gives its first program
| December 13, when the guest artist
will be Genia Zielinska. coloratura So
| prano of the WEAF Grand Opera Co.
! She will sing the soprano solo of the
/ ''Chanson Provencale" Del fAquan
arranged for women's voices by Harry
| Rowe Shelley.
| Twenty-Five States. the Canal Zone,
Alaska, and six foreign countries are
represented in the ensemble of the
| Washington Opera Co.. which will in.
augurate its tenth season December 5
in Polls Theater with brilliant grand
! opera festival.
The District has the largest repre-