Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
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to attend. according to announcement
by Miss Esther Linkins. president.
Beginning tomorrow and each Mon.
day thereafter through the wtntar
season. the Burlington Hotel win tn
augurate a series OF special concerts
with we'll known soloist. These
| concerts will be broadcast over wRC
| from 1880 to 8 pm.
The soloist tomorrow Will BE- Doro-
| thy Wilson Hallback, mezzo-soprano,
The public is welcome.
The music at tho Gunton. Temple
Presbyterian Church will be under
the direction of John George Klein,
with Mrs. Klein at the organ, and
| Florence Sindell as soprano soloist.
The choir will sing Fear Not, o
Isreal," by Lansing. Special music
viii accompany the twilight service
| beginning at 4:30 pm. with Mr..
| Klein, tenor; Mrs. Sindell, and Mrs,
| Klein, organist.
With a desire to accomplish larger
| things In choral work and In a social
| way also In mind. the choir Of Gunton-
Temple Presbyterian Church, num-
| bering 80 voices. under the direction
of Mr.. Klein. organized in O most ef-
| ective manner last week. Several
| concerts. the first of which win be
given In the early part OF March, were
| discussed and planned. officers OF the
new organization are: President, Mil
| dred G.. Averill: vice president. Paul
| inc Bruner; secretary, Harriet Kriegh
treasurer, Marcel Provost.
Rehearsals are held every Thurs
| day evening at pm. in the studio
| of the director at 1919 Girard street
| northwest. The choir sings for the
! rAr1yiOn nv1IS- N1n0Trfae @nJ.
| two chorus BASES were also an
| nounced. Applicants may receive a
voice trial any Thursday night at the
studio at 7;3o pm.
| At st. Patrick's Church, Miss Jen-
! ME Glennan, organist and director, an
nounces that in accordance with many
/ requests received, the choir viii re-
! peat the Christmas music at the III
| am. mass today and sing the carols
| again at the evening service beginning
| at TAO pm.
| Monday night of last week the full
| choir gave the carols for the League
| of American Pen Women. under Miss
| Glennan's direction. Those in the
| ard. soprano; Celia Fioravanti, con
tralto; Roydon J. Dixon, tenor, and
James Nolan, baritone.
Ella May Powell will give a. lecture
musicale at the Gordon Hotel Satur
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on the
subject How to Speak, Sing and Elk
press"
Assisting at the piano will be Airs.
Richard S. Harvey.
The ID. G. Chapter of the American
Guild or Organists has been invited TO
/ Join the Chesapeake Chapter. Balh-
more. at dinner in the parish house or
! Emmanuel Church. Cathedral and
Read streets, Tuesday at 6 pm.
After the dinner the choir OF the
church. under the direction of Fred
erick Erickson. +. A. G.. o.. win sing
a service OF Christmas carols for the
members of the two chapters and their
guests.
| Many Of the local members have
signified their intention of going, and
! the buses chartered for the trip will
| leave Epiphany Church Tuesday at !
pm. VIII those members who are
going and have not been in communi-
/ cation with the dean. Adolf Torovsky.
phone Adams 2411 or Main 2635. or
the subdean, Rolla Onyun. Columbia.
4731, at once?
Sylvia Lent. the charming young
| genius of the violin, will give her first
recital of the new year in Philadel-
phia. She played last week in New
York City and won high praise from
leading critics and warmth of appreci
alton from IL large audience.
Doris Atkinson Morrow, formerly
soprano at the First Baptist Church.
Is substituting for Mrs. Maurice NJ
Beckham at the Georgetown Presby
terrain Church. Last Sunday she sang
Mozart's "Allelujah" and 'Jesu BAN
bino," by Yon.
| |Ilis morning she will sing the I'm
L/ammatus" from "Stabat Mater"
Mrs. Walter x. Wilson. the other So
loist. will sing Charity" by Richard
Hageman. Kathryn Hill Rawls will
be at the organ.