Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20

Josef kASPAR will present
y group of young violinists In re-
cital at his residence.studio. 1917 NJ
street northwest. Friday night AT $40
o'clock.
The program will include:
La Fo'ia Isaac Minovich. : o'''" ="
Negro spiritual 'Fanseri Franz ~ Rornschein
Lucille Duffy Mary Park Clements.
Josef Ksspar. -. x.,,hoi,,;
Air 9 String .-...-.. bach 'I y s,s isr
0'"0e" Psml Brishterburg.
ARA" .,.. a........ Pergolesl' s5orrnnscpe,n
'''s isaac aae Minovich. John Rassier,
,..rd,r,s and RoSdo Nssp"i De Bcriot
"Carr,ce" pas'a INs ""'' ... TrousseIle
Paul Brish.enburs, David i4eEtm.
Dorothy Campbell Barney Lenkin
Man PspE Clements Ra"qWs es sSSSCk
Helen He Foster, ov,o Jose fn Rssnss' n
Minor" WisniswssEi
"scherzo TaranteIle' Wlenia"sAi
Dora MiR0vfch and Emerson Myers
at the piano.
A program of modern music ar.
ranged by Mary Howe, Washington
composer and pianist. assisted by the
low. first violinist; Samuel F'eldnan,
second violinist. Max Pugatsl<y, viola.
and Richard Lorleberg, violoncello-
Helen Howison. soprano, and kath-
crime Lee Jones. contralto. Will De
given before the members of the Fri
day Morning Music Club this week at
the Cosmos Club ct IL am.
The selections will include: .
ouinte, for strings and piano Mary Howe
Mrs Howe and National string quartet.
Song for soprano and string ~. ,r.,-o
He G"s' Hcwi.on and National string SuaT.e.i
TWO ''oi''' nun Henri sokoiov
Six songs of Innocence. s...,. r,oOl,dgs
words by William Blake
Katherine Lee Jones cs.ll.
I've q9ggartets for strings
National STRING Quartet
The choir singing the hymns III
French AT the special vesper services
nresented in that language at historic
st. Johns Church. Lafayette oquai
Is under the direction OF MISS MAJ
Crvder. with Mrs. Mary Johnson "'
the organ. II. ,xo,,ass
The personnel of the choir lnG.uu ,ss'
Georgia Hazlett, Helen Fetter, Elnns
Harold Marsh. Alma |. Inomas'
Mime. Durieux and Mrs. Mary Gun
nlngham.
Clara Roma began a series OF re,
citaIs through the State OF Marylahu
RECENTLY with a recital at the Snarp
Street Methodist Episcopal Church:
Sandy Spring, Md. She is ASSISTED
at the piano by Alice NJ. Lewis. me
doors OF the main auditorium ana lne
community room were thrown open
ard the soloist received a hearty wei
come with large crowds from heIsn'
boring towns. Expressions or appre'
citation and Standlng Nole VI Imam"
were extended.
Other appearances of this singer
will be in Cumberland, Ellicott CITY
Salisbury and Baltimore, Md.
The Prestissimo Club held its March
meeting Tuesday afternoon In Miss
Mabel F. Mulliken's studio at the
Hotel Roosevelt. Ethel Quisenberry
who recently joined the group, took
part in the program of piano numbers
following the business meeting. Short
anecdotes of Beethoven and his works
were given by all club members in
recognition of the centenary of his
death.
The Washington College of Music
held one of its regular student recitals
at the college last Friday evening
The program was given by Raul
Rosenberg. Helen Rohrer. Estellita
Robinett, Winifred Chamberlain and
Emelyn Paige, pianists; Virginia
| Craig and Lillian r.. Latham
| sopranos; Seba Christie. tenor, and
| Samuel GantZ. E. Warren Barnes anc
| Victor de Ladurantaye, violinists.
| The Central High School Orchestra
presented concert at the John