Evening star., 1928-06-10
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pianist, is in Boston for a short
visit. During her stay there she broad
cast Commute program via station
| WNAC and was soloist at the Rose
dinner of the Southern Club of Boston
within the past week. Miss Gutelius Is
returning to Washington by sea.
Mrs. Joseph M. Stoddard, the new
| president of the District of Columbia
Federation of Music Clubs, has called
| special meeting for tomorrow night
at her home, 1912 r street northwest,
to discuss informally the policies for
! the coming year. The meeting Is
! scheduled to begin at 8 80 o'clock and
the directors Of choirs and choruses.
artist members and associate members
| will have their first opportunity TO meet
| the new officers and the recently ap-
! pointed chairmen of various committees
| for the i928-29 season
| Musical numbers will be provided by
; Helen Corbin Heinl. recognized artist
| of local music circles.
Following the discussions and music
| there will be an informal reception.
Sophocles r. Papas leading guitar
I
| annual convention Of the American
Guild of Guitarists and Mandolin Play
| ers In Hartford. Conn. Mr.. Papas will
be soloist on one OF the programs.
He will return to Washington early this
/ week
The George Washington University
| Mems Glee Club will give a musical
! program at the baccalaureate services
J NF kA tsK.i, hi .ff
| o'clock in the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church The selections they
will sing are Now Let Every Tongue
! Adore Thee" by Bach, and "Integer
| Vitae" by Flemming.
! The Glee Club is under the direction
| OF Robert Harmon
AT the commencement exercises of
the university, which will be held next
wednesday evening at the Washington
Auditorium, Adolf Torovsky, organist of
the Church of the Epiphany, will give
the following program
| msrche Triomphale" ........... .Karg-Elert
.'Pricsts' March" from '"Athalie'' ,'''e''''
Professional March" from The Prophet
The choir of the Trinity M. E.
Church. under the leadership of Fred
j. Eden, will close the season with IAN
evening of music" The choir Is vested
and numbers 35 voices.
The following is the program;
Chorus. Sing Allelua Forth. ....... tBuck,
cn1orns,. The Shadows OF the Eyenins
paet, % Lovely Flowers 'barifMsistriisy, iMsnnasy,
TTpIo' Tpio Pear Prs,.. Ye Not, Israel. Buck,
Male Quartet. Selected.
Chorus. Star OF Descending Night" Sec
Chorus. "Sanctus' '..............(G (Gounod)
Chorus' Ie Deum ..................t Buck
The members of the quartet, Helen v
Hammersla, soprano; Ruth A. Fisher
| contralto; Guy b. Skinner. tenor, and
Fred j. Eden. baritone. will sustain the
| various passages Emma Louis Thomp-
son, director of music at Business High
School, Will be at the organ.
The Lovette Choral Club. under the
| direction of Eva Whitford Loyette, will
| give its third concert of the season al
the new Community Hail. North Beach
Park, Md, Saturday night. under the
auspices Of the North Beach Park Cit
liens Association.
Assisting on this occasion will be
Marion Tucker. reader. and George
Dixon Thompson, pianist and accom-
pan1st. The soloists of the evening will
be Ethel Lynn Fast. Nellie Brooks and
beulan burton smith.
A final meeting OF the monthly Get
| together Club Of the pupils of Charlotte
Gardner Lippitt was held recently at
the home of Mrs. M. z. Black, mother
OF Helen Benham. In addition TO the
vocal numbers, the guests were favored
with several violin. solos by Helen Belt,
accompanied by her sister, Marie Belt
Ozabal. and readings by Catherine
Stone.
Those present included Mrs. Charlotte
O. Lippitt, Christopher Tenley, accom-
panist Mrs. jeanette Prince, Mrs Cath
crime Waltz, Mrs. Helen M. Benham.
Mary Apple, Barbara Sinclair, Mary
Bixler. Mildred De Hart. Mary Whelchel
Rachael Morris. Shelby Smith, Jean
I Mum. Catherine Stone, Elsie Schuize,
| Victoria Plitnick, Mrs. NJ. E. Black,
Dorothy Black and Mildred Battle.
At each meeting during the past sea-
son the programs Of the club have
been varied-one an evening of Schu-
bert music, another OF negro spirituals
and American Indian songs. and the last
consisted Of folk songs and lullabys
The annual club picnic will be held on
Saturday. at Hams Point, on the Speed
way.
Nellie Sebastian Chaillet. soprano.
gave a short program of songs at the
closing meeting of the Capt. Joseph
Magruder Chapter OF the d. A. r..
Among the numbers were Morning"
| by Speaks; Bird Songs at Eventide, s.
| by Coates; Trees" by Rasbach. and
Good Morning. Brother Sunshine" by
Liza Lehmann.
| Cornelia Long Kinsella accompanied
Mrs Chaillct at the piano.
|
The regular twilight music and at
home hour will be held at the Y. w. C.
A, Seventeenth and X streets, this aft
ernQon at 4:30 in the sun parlor on the
| roof. The program will be given by
/ Richard Charlton Davis violinist; Anna
| King. soprano; Celeste Pelton, pianist,
and Winifred Chamberlain. pianist
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