Evening star., 1927-09-25
Nj u SIGR A PHS

! Examinations will be conducted by
| heads of departments as follows: Voice,
| Marcella Sembrich; piano, Joseph Hof'
mann: violin, Carl F'lesch; viola, Louis
| Bailly; violoncello, Felix Salmond
harp. Carlos Salzedo; organ, Lynnwood
Farnam; orchestra, Arthur RodZinski;
theory and composition, Reginald 0.
Morris.
Music this morning at Trinity Meth
odist Episcopal Church will include
an anthem by the newly organized
solo quartet, "Jubilate Deo" dudley
Buckl, and a solo. How Lovely Are
Thy Dwellings" Samuel Liddle). sung
by Guy B. Skinner. tenor.
At the evening services the quartet
will sing two anthems. The Radiant
Morn" (Woodward) and God Is
Love- (Shelley).
This morning at 1890 the two
choirs of the Catholic University will
sing at the pontifical mass in the
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
Today. being the sixteenth Sunday
after Pentecost. the proper of the
mass. will be the ancient and very
beautiful mass. "Miserere mini DOM
ine." This entire proper will be sung
in plain chant The common &c the
mass will be from PaleStrina and
Ref1ce.
Before the mass Conrad Bernier
will play the Allegro Vivace" from
the "Second Symphony" of Widor.
Folling the TIE Deum" after the
services, the "Toccata of Gigout."
Milton Davis. a Meyer Davis leader,
is announced to succeed Jack Golden
as leader of the lie Paradis Band.
Mr.. Davis Is known as an accom-
plished pianist. For several years he
has directed the Meyer Davis Society
Orchestra. In addition to acting as
director of the Meyer Davis Society
Orchestra, he has also filled the post
of organist at the Metropolitan Thea
ter.
Jack Golden, former leader, will
shortly join the cast of "Allez-Oep."
the New York musical comedy hit.
working in conjunction with the
Kellar Sisters.
The rehearsals of the Nordica Man
dolin and Guitar Orchestra will be re-
sumed Monday, October 3, at the
Thomson School.
This orchestra is one of a group of
fretted instrument combinations organ
lied and directed by Walter T. Holt.
Although of an amateur nature, the
orchestra has been continuously main
tained in Washington for 2S years,
and is said to be the largest organiZa-
toin of it's kind in this country.
The dance class at Holton Arms
School will be reopened by Miss
Marion" in the little gymnasium Satur-
&N1oA iSac fn a n.
nouncement Just issued. Ballet, in
terpretive. rhythmic and social dane
ing all will be taught.
The Friendship House presented it's
annual carnival September Is, when
an interesting program was given.
The Children's Toy Symphony Orches-
ira, Thelma Callahan, director, played
Haydn's famous TOY Symphony" and
also a toy symphony written by Miss
Callahan The youthful orchestral
group at Friendship House was organ
lied last year by Frances Gutelius, di.
rector of the Vipivoce Club which has
established itself as fine group Of
children and young people earnestly
interested in music.
In the carnival there also were folk
dances under Maude Burklin, pre-
sented by the children and a piano
solo played by Kathryn Latimer.
Katherine Riggs, washington harp
ist, who has been spending the Sum-
mer in New England and Canada, has
returned to the city and will at once
resume her concert and teaching sea
son here. During her vacation she
was heard a number of times in con-
cert and in special church service pro-
grams in Boston and in Marblehead,
which she made her headquarters.
This year Miss Riggs will do more
teaching than ever before, as in ad-
ton to her usual private pupils and