Evening star., 1928-03-18
MUSIGRAPHS

THE Capital Male Quartet has re-
sumed work after being idle for a
period of two years. The quartet re-
Gently sang program for the big time
smoker of the Odd Fellows and will be
heard on the anniversary program Of
the I. o. o. F. April 26 in the audito-
rum of the Stuart Junior High School.
The Capital Male Quartet is COM
posed of w. r. Shanahan. first tenor {;
w. w. Gantz, second tenor; Earl Car
bauh first bass. and Edwin Callow, sec
ond bass. with Mrs. Lillian Carbauh at
the piano for the solo and accompanied
numbers.
The quartet has an interesting pro-
gram in preparation and will present
popular professional programs. consist
ing OF quartets. solos and duets. to-
gcther with readings by Mr.. Carbauh
and humorous and original Tony the
Barber" stories by Mr.. Callow.
George Schimmel presented two OF
his pupils in the first year class at a
small informal tea at his studio. 9i8
Sixteenth street northwest, last Sun
day afternoon.
The Prayer Perfect" by Irving STEM
SDlt. anu DN OlCy 0PS6ASs
Dorothy Wakefield. soprano, sang
Rose in the Bud" by Dorothy Forster
and "Homing," by Teresa Del Riego.
Miss Wakefield sang at the concert
OF the Junior Order United American
Mechanics Thursday and will sing In
the Baptist Church IN Falls Church
Va. Easter Sunday.
The second successful concert of the
season being over. the Rubinstein Club
has begun active work upon the num-
bers for the third concert. TO be held
May |. with Giuseppe Martino-RoSsi
as the guest artist.
The rehearsals are being held as
usual Tuesday mornings at the Will
lard Hotel at IL o'clock and Tuesday
evenings at the home OF Mrs. James
Dalgleish. 1912 Varnum street north
west. at 8 pm.
At the monthly musical tea TO be
given BY the American Association OF
University Women tomorrow afternoon.
Katharine Seelye Wallace. pianist, and
Mrs. Walter *. wilson. soprano. will
present a program composed entirely OF
music by Franz Schubert.
Dorothy Sherman PicrSon. soprano;
Sophocles T. papas. guitarist: Caroline
Bender. pianist. and Dorothy Tyler
singer OF French songs. in costume, will
present the program before members OF
the Friday Morning Music Club in the
auditorium Of the CoSmus Club this
week.
Georgia F. Miller. director OF the Viz
gil Piano School. presented Margaret
Ioane In a recital. assisted by Betty
Basin. violniSt. March 10.
Comments on Miss Loane'S playing
are quoted as; Miss Loane played this
program With an accurate, sparkling
technic. with style and intelligent in
depreciation"
Gurden Whitaker. tenor SoloiSt AT
the Church of the Epiphany and
teacher of singing. announces the OPEN
ing OF studio In the northwest sec
tlon In the Ianicr Apartments. iTTS
Ianier place. Pupils will be received
at the new studio any day except
Wednesday and Saturday. when Mr.
Whitaker is at his studio, l&06 II street
northwest.
RAY Palkin, soprano. sang for the
Trinity aud Bethany Chapters. Order
Of the Eastern Star, and for the Fell
lowShip Club of Master MaSonS, re-
Gently. accompanied by Irene Norris
and Mrs. Frame at the piano. Violin
ohbligatoS were played by MIR, WaySon.
Duets were sung by Miss palkin and
William @ Single. tenor. MIR, Single
also sang solos ot Latin American
music. which won warm applause from
the audience.
AT the regular business meeting Mon-