Evening star., 1928-04-01

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~ Eva Wbifrford 'ioyett..
Tanro," .AIheniz Godowsky
Risolctto Parsphra:e verdi,LIs
:. Mr.. Thompson.
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"Meine Liebe f:t drum ...... Brahms
Mrs. Lovette.
Sona,a soma Lnonin
sheen and Lamb.,' mi 3no"D'""' Homer
" ~ " Mrs. Lovette.
A group Of we'll known musicians
were on the program Friday In Me-
mortal Continental Hall. when Mrs.
Alfred Brosseau was guest of honor Of
the District Of Columbia Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Those participating were Arthur s.
Whitcomb, second leader of the Marine
Band Frances Gutelius, pianist: Mrs.
M. c. Guthrie, soprano; Mrs. James
Shera Montgomery accompanist; Isa-
lette Roach Spengler, chairman of the
music committee
Melville Leonard, bass, Marion Leon
ard formerly Marion May-Lawson) 4,
pianist and accompanist, and Gayle
Gladys Hunt, coloratura sopranos, gave
delightful concert for an appreciative
audience at the Lincoln Road M. z.
Church Tuesday evening.
The Henneman Meistersingers gave
concert under the auspices Of the Board
Of the Alumnae Of Georgetown Vista
ton Academy at the Home for Incur
ables. A number Of choruses for mixed
oh x@ln
the listeners greatly. Solos were sung
by Mrs. Sinclair, Miss Roman, Sadie
Kelly, Mary O'Donaghue. Jose Coro-
minas and John O'Connell. The con-
cert was under the direction Of Alex
ander Henneman. Mrs Evelyn Thom-
aides played the accompaniments.
Anita and Frances Bach. daughters
of John Bach of the u. s. Geodetic
Survey and Mrs. Bach, have Just cabled
| their safe arrival in Oslo. Norway. at
their uncles. They are graduates Of
the Manila Conservatory Of Music and
the Washington Conservatory Of Music,
at Dupont Circle. They assisted with
violin and piano numbers in the ships
concert. Their parents have just left
for Manila, p. I.
Tamara Dmitrieff of the piano de-
partment and Ethel Hicks of the violin
department of the Washington College
OF Music presented a group in joint
recital last Friday evening in the con-
cert hall Of the college.
Those taking part were Marjorie
Vesta wilkins. Albert Kaminsky, Harold
Cladny. Joseph Haimovicz, Elliot Porte,
Mildred Steinbraker. Virginia Morris,
Bradley Johnson. Sylvia Selbin, Patrick
\ Eat h.
Fraser, Jean Ogle, Esther Day, Florence
Brill Frances Dowden, Thomas Lozu-
pone, Isadore Fischer. Walter Wallen-
stein. Julian Rodriguez, Henrietta
Young. Thomas Sweeney Helen Spyl-
man. Paul Rosenberg. Fora Krynitsky
and Gwendolyn Smith.
The Washington College of Music
will give the veSper hour of music at
the Y. w. C. A. this afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. The program will be given by
Mrs. LaVergne-Sims Fairchild. soprano:
Miss Mary Gastrock. pianist, and Fritz
Maile. violinist. Catherine Benson will
be at the piano for Mrs. Fairchiid.
Mrs. Huebscher. dramatic soprano
viii give program at the Village Inn
this evening between and pm
when she will sing Trees" Rasbach
Caro-. Caro- ell mio bambino," vonezi-
ana. The Birth OF Morn" Leoni: The
Answer" Terry: "Still vie die nacht. .
Bohm: When I Love YOU" Cole:
Little Rose Of May" Clark: Indian
Love Lyrics" Finden: Song Of the
Open" LaForge; Loves on the High
way" Rogers. Mrs. Amelia Olmstead
will play the piano Accomplishments.
The Olmstead Trio will give ''Sere-
- d I'D c.
The Palms." Faure; Angels Sere-
made"
Owing to the fact that the regular
| meeting night, the first Monday Of the
month. falls during holy week. the
American Guild Of OrganiSts. District
OF Columbia Chapter. has postponed
its April meeting until Monday. April
Q. AS usual. the place OF the meeting
will be the choir room OF the Church
Of the Epiphany.
Nellie Sebastian Chaillet has resigned
from the quartet Of the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church. She will be
soprano Soloist I'm the newly Organized
quartet of First Presbyterian Church
OF this city.
Cornelia Long Kinsella. organist of
appointed director OF music, and the
following quartet has been engaged:
Nellie Sebastian Chaillet, soprano.
Marian Arnold, contralto; w. III. Bell
tenor, and C. H. Mcfarland, baritone.
This morning the quartet will sing
Stainer's God So Loved the World"
and Miss Arnold will sing Faure's The
Palms"
The junior class of the Master School
OF the Piano held its monthly meeting
lat Saturday afternoon, Grace q.
Gilchrist. director. was present, and
Gustav Weckel conducted the class.
Those present were Marie Adams.
Gertrude GtlchriSt. Lucy Higgins, Jean
Holmes. Arlene Schoenberg, Fay Green
berg. Clarence HUFFMAN, Catherine
Coulon, Mildred Meyer, Josephine
Bertolini. Resale MichaelSon, Berenice
stein. Frances Pittigiio. America Pit
tglio. John Brennan and Leo Ofenstein.