Evening star., 1928-02-19

- citals TO be given at Calvary M. z.
Church. beginning next Sunday. Febru-
ary 26. are announced as follows by
Mabel Linton Williams. organist: Feb
ruary 26. Viola Harper. soprano; March
4. Arthur Tabbutt. baritone; March II.
Anna Sloan. violoncellist: March H.
Floyd C.. Williams. tenor; March 25.
Goldie Hutchins contralto: April !,
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, basso.
A program of American music is an
! nounced for presentation this week be-
fore the members OF the Friday Morn
ing Music Club by a group Of ladies
Wins!ow, VIOLIN and Mrs. Fairbanks
soprano Also a string quartet COM
posed of Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Dickey. Miss
| Sewall and Spencer Prentiss will play
a String Quartet in the Style OF
/ Haydn" written by Maude G.. Sewall.
! Washington composer, musician and
critic, 20 years ago and given its first
performance before this organization at
that time Miss Sewall also will pre-
sent a recently completed Tempo di
Minuetto." described as being half prim-
tive. half sophisticated.
Emily F. Barnes presented a group
of pupils in music and dramatic art in
A Midwinter recital at her residence
studio recently. The program OF songs.
piano solos and duets. dramatic and
humorous poems. was presented with
scenes in costume by Ruth Brill.
Katherine Cross. Barbara Davis, Dor
othy Dunmire. Helen Flournoy. Peggy
Fox. Kathryn Galiher Frances
Ketchum. Emily Lille, Esther March
man. Kathleen O'Hara. Ruth Powder
maker, Helen Rudasill, Martin c. Dun
nh oy1d -
son.
Mary Mcfarland Glessner presented
the Su-Zu Chanters in her own COM
position. THE Journey" at a cere-
monial of the Ladies Oriental Shrine
early this month Those singing the
leading roles were Lille Langley and
Miss Glessner sopranos: Clara 5.
Glessner and Bertha Bromwell, con-
traltos.
The program for the twilight music
hour today at 4:30 O'Clock in Parker
hail of the Y. w. c. A a; Seventeenth
and K streets. will be given by group
under Sophocles T. Papas on fret;ed
instruments.
The pubic is cordially invited TO
attend thcsc informal at-home hours.
which are held each week at the asso-
citation headquarters.
Louise vinson Freitag. pianist. and
Rose Maxwell Dickey. violinist. gave an
interesting recital Wednesday for the
Forest Glen Home Interest Club at the
home Of Mrs. A. c. Christie. 4525 Cathe-
dral avenue.
Mrs. Dickey played Cecil Burleigh's
Plantation Memories" with her owT,
interpretations in rhyme. and vas
dressed in ante-bellum costume.
Mrs Freitags piano solos were Harp
Etude," by Chopin: "Barcarolle." God
ard and In the Greenwood" KullaE-
The second group of violin numbers
consisted of Burleigh's six 'Indisn
Sketches" PLAYED by Mrs. Dickey n
Indian costume.
Mrs. Freitag was at the piano for both
groups OF violin selections.
This evening the quartet and chorus
choir of Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church. assisted By Evelyn Scott. vio-
linist and Dore Walter. cellist, will pre-
sen, the following program Of special
music
Prelude. cello ant organ. 'Lsku'e~ neiat.-,
'rr,o. Ana.n,e fr"n,,. SYLVIA -i~Ate'
Due, NV Jcs1.s A. ThSu Wit :. hae, Asi
Ms LAWSON and O " Mott.
Wan" 90" -, ~ a'nas, sSssn' IN Be.ib1s Ss' y
cba,',; fr,r, tn Tne 'feA''"" Tfs n,,~.
.ce'io .,)o. ''''a're D. r-nne''. Ns.-,"e
.."n'rs':" 30. ,,Gsl,iss. rnoo'..
Meas chorus. Holy AZ; Thoa- =,
Fr'o a. to, -.'''- r,..S,.,s Ss'1,
> Soprano so,o ~Trr rsv I. En.sr,s sar;ac,
NJ. LsNsnn
Fioan nhA;IEate hy Fyeiys >>ct'.
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Lawson. soprano: Mrs. James Nelson
. Otis ". Mott, bass.
Lillian c. Wines is organist an;
director.
T. Guy Lucas. orSanist at ST John,
Church Lafayette Square. announce
that during Lent series Of rec..als vi!
be given every Monday. beginning a
I AS pm. and lasting one hour, on ~
r new church organ. The first recital .
the series will be given week from
: tomorrow. February -.
w J. Oates announces the formation
of new Instrumental group called illt
D Victor Herbert Ensemble which vii
make its initial bow in a program a
the Evangeline Hotel this afternoon
, abeth Richmond Gracbner pianist an;
, sccompaniSt, presented a Ca6nssr pro
gram before the womanS Club oi Ken
sing,on. Md Friday
? Mrs Grasbacr Is the sister 81 Mel
= Richmond Eocrhard who writes n
, lyr;cs for Charles Wakefield cadnian'
: music.
The music study class Of the Ni-S'
: Ciav.e- School. Georgia 6, Miller, di
. rector. held its February meeting Mon
day evening In the classroom az tn
school. i4oS II street northwest.
Works by Chopin. Bach. Gn6src
Wollenhaupt. Chaminade. S,n,one;t
Kreisler and MoSxkowSki were playe<
by Norma Bell Elinor Webb, Marssre
Ioane. Gertrude RoSinSki Nellie ArlsSs
!; George Coynwell and Betty Basin. VIC
1 liniS,. guest member OF the class
A short synopsis of the life az TSchai
kowSky Was read by Margaret toans
z At the January meeting George Corn
l we'll read papers On the lives o: Acsa:
? and Bach
In March the class vii! Se erteris:,e'
:, by Gertrude RoSinSSs. 1895 1sNerSc'
: street northwest,
: Harlem Castle tenor. will N gue>
SoloiSt of the choir az the Columbus
/, HEIGHTS Christian Church Fsrk gN,Sc