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Chnrch was featured soloist on the
first occasion. Frances Won den Bogert.
contralto was soloist on the secoHu
program. Clara Miller Wolfe was the
accompanist.
The Imperial Male Quartet. consist
fng of w. Arthur Mccoy, EDWARD u
Limit. ] Benton Webb and Francis
y HeartsiIl will be heard in a concert
at Mount Vernon Place NJ. +, Church
South, Ninth street and Massachusetts
avenue. tomorrow night. This Is re-
turn engagement, and the program
will consist largely of request num-
bers.
The quartet has flied many concert,
banquet and radio engagements during
the past season. Many rev songs
have been added to its repertoire. some
4. which it is believed have not been
sung in Washington by other orSani-
cations The quartet is already re-
hearstnc music for the Christmas sea-
son.
The District of Columbia Chapter,
American Guild Of OrganlSts. will meet
in Eniphanv Church choir room tomor-
row evening at S o'clock. The feature
will ne paper on Christmas carols.
presented by Mrs John Milton Syl.
NeSter. registrar of the chapter. Re-
freshments will be served.
All persons who are interested in
the work of the guild are extended II
hearty invitation to attend. Any or
eanist desiring membership in the
chanter should communicate With the
dean, addressing him at 1909 Kenyon
street northwest. or phoning Columbia
743l.
Arrangements for the dinner to he
given members of the Chesapeake and
Virginia Chapters, December 15 are
we'll in hand. AS the seventeenth an
niversary of the District of Columbia
Chapter occurs on that date. the affair
is planned as a birthday dinner, and
the warden. Frank l.. Sealy. and Oscar
Franklin Comstock Of headquarters,
New York are to be invited. Mr.. Com
stock was responsible for the forma-
tion of the District of Columbia Chap
ter in 1910, he being a resident of
Washington at that time. The dinner
is to be followed by an organ recital in
the auditorium of Epiphany Church.
The chapter is not scheduled for
meeting during January.
Esther Linkins president of the
Federation of Music Clubs of the Dis
trict of Columbia, will attend the semi
annual board meeting of the National
Federation of Music Clubs in session
in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New
York City. this week.
The local federation has issued invi-
tations to all federated clubs and
choirS as well as artist and associate
members to attend tea to be held in
honor of several of the national Of
ficers after the New York meeting.
Dorothy De Muth Watson, chairman
for this tea, has arranged to hold it
at the Thomas Circle Club, 1926 Massa-
chusetts avenue. Wednesday. Decem-
ber IA. 4:30 to 6 pm. This tea will
take the place of the December board
meeting.
Mary Tarbell Kenestrick, assistant
to Eta Schmid Wells, presented her
class in a recital last Saturday. This
was the first of a group of recitals
held throughout the year.
The following children played:
Frances Jewell, Gladys Murrell, Flora
Blumenthal. Doris Hohberger. Eleanor
and Ardene Moreland, Warren Steiner.
Gertrude Greene, Betsy Evans and
James Lampe
A program of fretted instrument
music was given Wednesday by the
Walter T. Holt studio at the meeting
of the Georgia Avenue Business Mems
Association, at Park View Christian
Church. Harvey Townsend. tenor
sang, accompanied by Mrs. Howard /.
Blandy.
Other events of the week in which
the faculty and pupils of the Holt stu
dos participated include a meeting of
the Anacostia Citizens Association
and an entertainment given by the
Temple Club of the Post Office Depart
ment. AT the former event Esther Lin
ger played mandolin solos, accom-.
panied on the guitar by Miss A f.
Hill. and at the latter, Elsie Cum.
minis played Hawaiian guitar solos,
with guitar accompaniment by Mr..
Holt, and Raymond A. Hart and Will
liam j. Hart rendered tenor banjo
duets.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning, beginning
at IL o'clock, the music will be given
by the Mount Pleasant Chorus, and
solo quartet composed of Elsie