Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24
MUSIGRAPHS

lished that are written by Marie o.
Sprinkle mrs. Jesse F. Sprinkle of Bat
terry Park, Md. The songs are Co
n1anche," q love song written in the In
dian lyric style. yet not using any par
ticular tribal motive, and I'm Looking
Around" little encore number.
Mrs. Sprinkle, who began her course
in musical training at Simpson College.
Iowa. later continued study at several
different institutions. She took special
work in the study of pipe organ and
other postgraduate musical studies at
Oberlin Conservatory of Music. One Of
Iowa, was Helen Hardy. teacher Of
piano, who was a student for several
years under Ignace Paderewski
Mrs. Sprinkle has received letter OF
appreciation of her new Indian song
from the Secretary-treasurer of the
Indian Society of America. Other songs
that she has written and published 70
date include Follow Old Glory" a pa
triotic song that has been sung by many
school children, and a burlesoue in
anguration song entitled Were Coming,
Inauguration.
The chorus of the American Guild OF
Organists of the District of Columbia,
known as the Guild Chorus. Otto T.
Simon, director, will give its second
radio concert via WRC early in July.
Adolf Torovsky, well known organist
and pianist, will be the accompanies
Works by Wagner. Arcadelt and Verdi
will be sung. The mixed chorus now
numbers so voices. New members will
be accepted at the parish hall of Epiph-
any Church. on G. street. If they viii ap.
ply Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock.
Clara Young Brown left yesterday fcs
Denver. Colo. to attend the nAtiona,
convention of Mu Phi Epsilon Musical
Sorority. as business delegate from the
Rho Beta Chapter. Mrs Brown viii re-
turn TO washington the first Of August
after months stay In Ottumwa. Iowa
where she has been engaged as soprano
soloist &C the First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. D. c. Jackson, organiSt at the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church, an
nounces the following program at the
evening service today:
Organ prelude Festival Prelude On Elm
Choir. The Lords .Voris
0dertory. Tone Poem .......... TortuSSeH
God of the Dew. God Of the sun.
s'NIshtfali' ...................Ls1 renes
'sTns Great Awakening . ''.'' Kramer
Piano tnteriudes
The Island Spell' .............. Ireland
Chimes of st, PAtrieks" :, .whishorne
The Submerged Cathedral .peeuSSI
Choir
apon's You Mind the sorrows,' ,cexlS
Were You There" lspiritGaN. .Burlessn
Unfold, We Portals ("The Rsdemp-
ttono OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES osNSd
Mr.. Stenson viii direct and Mrs. Jack
son will be at the organ.
Josephine Daily. meKxo-Soprano. pre-.
scented q musical program at her apart
mert recently. when Mary Apple, con-
tralto: Mrs. Snayely, soprano and tas
hostess gave solos, duets and trIoS. MS
r. williams. 3 reader, gave several shof'
selections. The singers were accompA-
MED by Christopher Tenley AZ the piano
Julia Culbreth Gray, ''the Carclin'
contralto." had her opening engagenlsn
OF the Summer season at Shepherd Col
lege. the State normal school. OF Shep
herdstown. w Va. June Is. Mrs. Ora,
will sing before the Summer School p
the University OF Virginia next Sunday
and at the Virginia State Normal Schoo
this Friday night, She will give pro-
gram July u at the University
Maine. Oruni. Me. and July % MI
Gray will sing at the state TsaeneSs
College OF Fredericksburg Va.