Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02

" DINA Bishop Daniel announces
l. that she will open her studio
for her vocal theory class as
IL a free school to all young
people of Washington suffi-
GENTLY interested to wish to learn the
construction Of the vocal equipment
and how it functions in voice produc.
ton. The first class will be held
Thursday. Subjects included in dis
cussion will be physics, anatomy and
physiology Of the vocal equipment,
etc. Meetings Will be Thursday eve
nings at s o'clock, In Miss Daniels
studio at 1910 G. street northwest.
Georgia Miller, director OF the Virgil
Piano School. is spending the Christ
mas holidays in New York City.
While there she is attending a num-
Der OF the performances at the
metropolitan Opera House, including
"Falstaff." Aida" "Turandot" and
THE Magic Flute"
The Cecilia Singers and the Lyric
Trio gave a program of Christmas
music at the John Dixon Home re-
Gently, under the direction of Mrs.
Henry White. The numbers included
traditional carols, anthem, There
Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field, .
by Vincent, and "Cantique de Noel,
by Adam, sung by Lucy Dunwoody
Higgins.
Roslyn Carter of the faculty Of the
Washington College Of Music pre-
sented a group in an informal recital
at the college recently. The hall was
we'll filed with parents and friends.
Those taking part were: Reina Knox,
Edith Harrison, Ella Knox, Ruth
CAN'T, Dora Brotman, Blanche
Wldome, Virginia Grove. Ruth Dia'
mond. Clara Benedict, Charlotte
Zarin, Rose Dantuono. Beatrice Bene-
dict and Marion Smith.
DIR. II. r. Roberts. dean Of the
vocal department OF tho Washington
College Of Music, gave the students
and friends of tho college an interest
ing entertainment Wednesday.
The program opened with songs by
Dorothy Neff Tyler. soprano: Romeo
Guaraldi, baritone; Lillian r. Latham,
soprano; Rose FioI1 Guaraldi, con
tralto, and Elizabeth Stewart, soprano.
! The sanctuary choir, St. Augustine S
Church, will sing Christmas carols
at 400 o'clock today. Featuring this
years carol service win be several
numbers from Handel's Messiah" in
Guiding Rejoice Greatly" and "For
the Lord, God On1nipotent Reigneth
Alleluia.'
This evening at 8 o'clock at the
Church of the Covenant the evening
choir. Claud Robson, director; Har'
vey hurry. organiSt; Mrs. Howard
Blandy, pianist and the solo quartet,
Frances Scherger, soprano: Charlotte
Hartman. contralto; II. T. Town
send, tenor, and Raymond Moore,
bass, will render the following pro
gram:
oaar,ss % 'S e1me % Nv Heart lord
Soprano gs'' solo How beautiful Upon The
The public is invited.
For the morning service AZ the
Mount Pie asant Congregational Church
today: The Mount Pleasant chorus
and SOLO quartet, LaVirEne Sims
F'airchild, soprano; Mary Apple, con
tralto, William L. Shanahan, tenor
Herman Fakler, bass. under the di
reccion of Norton NJ. Little, with
Claude Robson at the organ, will
render the following program:
4ntRa pre sons in the Morning woodman
Offertory, standing at the Portal of the
Opening Year" Ohenbach-SpickeT
Quartet.
Organ postIude, 'Triumphal March" Gounod
There will be no o'clock veSpeI
service today.
The regular monthly meeting of the
District of Columbia Federation OF
Music Clubs will be held Saturday
afternoon at 4:30 pm. in Harriet
Havley Tooher+S studio AT the Met.
ropolitan Theater Building on f street
near Tenth. Plans are to be per.
fected at this time for a benefit card
party to be given in the home Of
Mrs. James NJ. Stoddard. and for the
Junior Clubs concert to be held In
Wilson Normal School auditorium
Friday evening, February 4. All
board meetings are open to all fed
GRAFTON members who are interested