Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-23

THE 1927 concert of the junior clubs
of the District of Columbia Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs will be given
at the Wilson Normal School Friday,
February IS. at 8 pm.
The program will include five hv-
ing pictures of famous composers I'm
their childhood. Bach will be the
subject OF the Friday Evening Junior
Club, Mrs. George Gravstt, leader, of
Chevy Chase, Md. Handel will be the
subject of the b Natural Music Club
of the Whitecroft Piano School. Mrs.
G.. F. williams, leader. Mozart will
be done by the Young Composers
Club. Karl Holer, head. Haydn will
be presented by the Little Symphony
Club. Mrs. r. l.. Westbrook, leader.
MacDoweu will provide the subject of
the Cadence Club, Miss Helen Miller,
leader
Mrs. Frank Byram will contribute
a glee club Sophocles T. Papas, a
Hawaiian Guitar group; Miss Caroline
Bender will present the Claviarco
Club; Miss Pearl Waugh will give a
number with the Crescendo Club and
Frances Brooks viii play original
compositions; Miss Beatrice Goodwin
will present Barret Fuchs, baritone,
and 10-year-old Herbert Fuchs, boy
w.
Frances Gutelius. director, will play
Thelma Callahan's Dolls Symphony:
Miss O'Neal director of the Junior
choir of Petworth NJ. E. Church. will
have a number; the Allegro Music
Club of Neighborhood House, Mrs.
j. NJ. Stoddard. leader: the Prestissimo
Club, Miss Mabel F. Mullikin, leader:
Little Peter Pan Troubadours, Miss
r. B. G. Keith, leader. There will he
mass singing Of the official Junior
Club song.
Barrett Fuchs. baritone, will be
vocal soloist with the Vipivoce Music
Club, Frances Gutelius, director, in
the program to be given Saturday
night at All Souls Memorial Hall.
Barrett will sing Come to the Fair"
by Martin; The Bowleg Boy" by
Bergen. and Ma Little Banjo" by
Dichmont.
Barrett's brother Herbert, who is a
lO-year-old boy soprano, will sing
solo in one of the TOY SYMPHONIES
and also Leurance's 1.-THE AnKelus.
Alexander Henneman, we'll known
choral director and writer on musical
subjects, was unanimously elected to
the leadership of the Choir Invisible.
whose late conductor, Joseph Pache.
was well known in Baltimore and
Annapolis as we'll as locally, as an
active musician.
The club will resume rehearsals
"wednesday night at st. Margaret's
Parish Hail.
Mary Ware Goldman Is giving a
course of 80 lectures on THE History
OF Piano Music" to a group in the
Frances Gutelius Studio, at No. 9 Du.
pont Circle. The class meets the first
and third Saturdays of the month.
Francesca Kaspar Lawson gave her
| second recital at George School. a
large Quaker school near PHILADELPHIA.
Yesterday. Friday she will sing at
Walkersville. Nd, for the Woman's
Club; Saturday she gives a recital at
the missionary college, Takoma Park.
Md. ~
Mrs. Lawson returned last week
I from western Pennsylvania, where
she gave three recitals at Jeanette.
West Newton, and Uniontown. In the
aforementioned town she was assisted
by her own accompanist, Mabel Finch
Rawlings, who joined her there. This
recital was the first in an artists
course to be given in Uniontown, in
which the list of guest artists included
| Marion Talley and Reginald Werren.
rath.
Helen Burkart, director of the
Washington branch of the Seymour
| Method of Musical Re-education, gave
| talk yesterday at her studio demon.
! strating the principles of that method.
Gladys Grace Hill, soprano, and
| William H. Santelmann, vioIinist, with
| Helen B. Fromer. accompanist, pre-
scented the musical program FRIDAY
afternoon before the members of the
| Congressional Club.
Julia Culbreth GRAY gave two sroups
of songs in costume before the mem.
bers of the Massachusetts State So
ciety at their January meeting at the
Washington Club. She was accom-
panied by Charles T. Ferry
Wednesday Mrs. Gray will give a
costume recital at the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South, assisted at the piano by r,
Deane Shure.
The Prestissimo Music Club held
its January meeting Tuesday after.
noon in the studio of Miss Mulliken.
at the Hotel Roosevelt. Two new
members were admitted-Dorothy
Let's and Miriam Johnson. Nancy
Peery, who joined last year, is again
with the club in Washington. A
number of the program that was
especially appreciated was the Spopu.
lar "Kashmiri Love Song" as sung by
the club president, Barbara Sinclair.
musical program was given last
Sunday afternoon at the Evanreline
under the direction of w. ]. Oates with
orchestral numbers and solos on the
saxophone. piano. violin and by a
singer.
The soloists included Mrs. Della Sale.
soprano, accompanied by Natalie viii.
son, Louise Turner, pianist: A. WAYNE
Johnson, saxophone, accompanied at
the piano by Florence Philpitt. John
7. Sappienza, violinist, and Elizabeth
CARRIER, reader.
At the Church of the Covenant
this evening, beginning at 1880 O'Clock.
special musical service will be
given. The evening choir, Claude
Robson, director; Harvey MURRAY.
organist; Mrs. Howard Blandy, plan.
list, will be assisted by Miss Suzanne
Stone, harpist, and Mrs. A. L. Chase.
Violinist. Beginning at 1850 o'clock
and lasting until s a preliminary nro-
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