Evening star., 1928-12-09
MUSIGRAPHS

Ellen Elizabeth Cannon. Grace Ellza-
beth Stevens, Francis Ferguson, Lena
Belle Foster. Virginia Bowman, jean
nette Leipziger and Mary Louise Hoyt.
EVELYN Gribbin Randall, soprano. gave
group of French Canadian songs In
costume before the regular meeting oil
the Petworths Woman's Club Monday
evening.
DE Captaine of de Marguerite" was
especially we'll received. Mrs. Albert N.
Jones was at the piano.
Thomas Moss, organist and choir di-
rector of Calvary Baptist Church, gave
recital Friday at the Takoma Park
Baptist Church. when he played works
| by Bach. Wagner. Handel Rubinstein,
Kinder. Sullivan. Rachmaninof, Schu-
mann and dEvry.
The Wilnor Choral Club under the
direction of Bernice Randall Angelica
will give a Christmas program at the
Congressional Country Club Sunday
afternoon, December %, when the
numbers sung all will be carols and the
singers will be in costume.
Ray Palkin sang for the Daughters of
! America Tuesday night at the reception
for Loyalty Council; also for Trinity
| Chapter, o. E. S., Thursday, accom-
panied by Florence Bell.
! Otto Beck has been engaged to play
| the organ at the Washington Audi
torium every Sunday. Tonight at 8:15
o'clock he will present program COM
bining both classical and jazz selections.
The Singing Mothers chorus of the
| 1f Do
recently gave two successful programs
for meetings under the direction of Mrs.
| Eppa Norris. The events were at the
John Eaton and Congress Heights
Schools. The chorus will sing Christina
carols at a meeting at the Hines Junior
High School tomorrow at pm.
Rose Pincus, young student at tn
Washington Conservatory of Music, VIII
has proved herself a prodigy in tn,
study of conducting as well as the piano
will be featured in the program to b
given at Central High School Wednes
day night at o'clock.
other students participating in sol
groups include Betty KaSsoW, lie;
Siegel, Marietta Eckam. Mary Melio
Watson Alenfeld, Elizabeth Drew, An
gelo Bagattin, Catherine McEneany
Christine Vermillion, Paul G. King, Ber
tha Carroll and Jack Jester.
The selections will be vocal, vioE
and piano solos, and the public is COZ
daily invited.
Nine. Regina Vicarino, soprano, as
sisted by Elizabeth Witter. accompanist
will give a program of songs for thc
Italian Club of Washington in the ball
room of the Raleigh Hotel December /
at 8 pm.
The songs will include works by Scar
latti, Rossini, Dalcroze, Faure, For
drain, Schubert. Rinsky-
Scott, La Forge, Puccini, RespigE
Strauss and folk songs.
Dale Haven, pianist, was assisted
a recital at the Willard Hotel give
last week for members of Abraham Lin
coin Cirlce, No. 3, Ladies of the G. A.. r
|. by Roydon Dixon, tenor. Mr.. Dixon sub
stituted for Gertrude Arnold, who W,
taken i'll suddenly and could not az
pear.
Mr.. Haven played works by Baci
d'Albert Chopin, Gottschalk, Godowsk
Gounod-Raff and "muisc box" of h
own composing.
| Mr. Dioxn, accompanied by Miss Je
ME Glennan, sang songs by Brahe, LoI
McGill and Speaks.
Gene Stewart, organist Of StantC
Theater, will be the guest organi
at Trinity P. E. Church, Takoma Par.
: at this mornings service.
7 Mr.. Stewart announces that the ST
ton Theater will soon feature Or
, novelties, consisting of song sli
overtures to important pictures, SD
: musical scores for technicolor pict''
= etc.