Evening star., 1928-12-09

GERTRUDE LYONS, director of the
~ Women's City Club Chorus will
present that organization in program
of Christmas carols before the Daugh-
ters of the American Colonists tomor-
row night. when the meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. John F. Little,
1910 Varnum street northwest.
The Women's City Club Chorus VIII
be assisted by Alice Drake, who Will
read THE Christmas Story"
The following carols Will De sung
"Wkile Shepherds Watched" (HandeD,
0685-1759); Silent Night, Holy
Night" German folk song "a cappella);
THE First Noel" traditional melody;
"It Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
Parks; Holy Night, Peaceful
Night" (Barnby-NeviD Ca cappella)
"Luthers Cradle Hymn, Martin Lu-
ther, 1483-1546), "a capella); lie SOM
neil de lEnfant Jesus. (Michael Prae-
torius, 1571-162D, Ca capella), arranged
for the Women's City Club Chorus by
Gertrude Lyons.
Eleanor Baker Spencer will sing the
"Virgins Lullaby" from Dudley Bucks
"The Coming of the King" Mary Izant
Couch is official accompanist.
McHenry McChord will be guest or
ganist at Church of the Ascension at
IL am. and pm. today. Mr.. NC
Chord is we'll known in Washington.
Mrs, Henry Hunt Mckee is organist
and director of the choir.
Earl Carbauh, baritone, with Lillian
Carbauh at the piano, was the soloist
Thursday at the reception of the Ala
bama Society to the Senators and Rep
resentatives from that State.
Dora Minovich, young Washington
pianist, Mrs. Robert LeFevre, singer, ac-
companied by Mrs. Gilmer Korner, Jr.,
and David Legum, violinist to be ac-
companied by Miss Minovich, will pre-
sent the program at the Friday Morning
Music Club meeting this week, IL am,
in the auditorium of the Cosmos Club
Miss Minovich will play works by Bach,
Beethoven, Chopin, Smetana and La
Forge, opening and closing the program
with solo groups. Mrs. LeFevre Will
sing group of works by Mozart,
Haydn and Schubert. Mr.. Legum Will
play the Vieuxtemps "Violin Concerto
in D Minor, No. T."
| Walter Hollis Nordica Mandolin and
Guitar Orchestra gave a concert under
| his direction at Walter Reed Hospital
Thursday. The soloistS were Bob
Bories. Ambrose Durkin baritone, ac-
companied by Adolf Torovsky), Miss A.
| E. Hill and Anna Price.
The senior class of the Master School
| of Piano. Grace GilchriSt, director, held
a meeting November 26, when the pro-
gram was one of those commenorating
the Schubert centennial. Miss Gil
| christ gave short sketch of the COM
posers life. Those present were Mrs.
| Charles Cassidy. Mrs. India Shockey,
Mrs. Eva Rosenberg, Mrs. Cohen, MI:
and Mrs. William Clarke, Edna and
| Jeannette Rosenberg, Marie Adams,
Gertrude Gilchrist, Loretta Ryder.
| Emma Bornmann, Eva Berman, Haskel
Milstone and Gustav Weckel.
! The music this morning at First
Baptist Church will be THE Lord Be
Exalted" by West, sung by Lucy Mac
Morland, soprano; Mrs. Bentley, con-
tralto: Mr.. Kent, tenor, and Mr.. Moore
baritone. Mrs. MacMorland also Will
| sing 1.-THE Ninety and Nine" by Cam
pion. Mr.. Rapp is the organlst.
In the evening the musical feature
will be duet by Mrs. MacMorland and
Mr.. Kent.
The Junior class of the Master Schoo
| of the Piano held its monthly meeting
last Saturday afternoon. Grace q. Gil
christ, director of the school, was pres
ent The meeting was conducted bN
| Gustav Weckel.
Those present included Marie Adams
Gertrude Gilchrist, Betty Jane Cassidy
Margaret Murray Cassidy. Fay Green
berg, Arlene Schoenberg. Fannye Kres
sin. Josephine Bertolini Marguerite
Cave. Margaret Hais. Hilda 6iegel
Catherine Coulon, Antoinette Klesner
Betty Ray. Rosalie Michaelson, Frances
| Pettiglio, Berenice Stein. Hannah Stein
John Brennan, Leo Oftenstein and
America Pittiglio.
Fay Greenberg recited an original
musical poem and Hannah Stein read a
sketch on the origin of the Moonlight
| Sonata"
The Carbauh Concert Co., composed
! of Earl, Bob and Lillian Carbauh, Is
| busy organization this season. Besides
many banquet engagements here in the
city, they appeared in Richmond, Va,
at the Union Theological Seminary
where Mr.. Carbauh is teacher of singing
| and elocution, in a recital Wednesday
They expect to appear next wednesday
! in Piedmont, w. Va, and Friday IN Ash
land, KY.
Mr.. Carbauh appears on the program,
as we'll as acting as master of ceremonies
C. Maurice Weidemeyer, baritone SOLO
! ist of st. Andrews Episcopal Church,
will appear as guest soloist tonight at
the Woodside M. E. Church, Silver
Spring, Md. He is singing Teach Me
to Do Thy WILL by Eville. Mr.. Weide-
meyer has lived in this city about two
years, coming here from Baltimore,
where he was we'll known in music
circles.
The members of the new group en-
titled the Spurr-On Club, Marie Howe
Spur, director. enjoyed program No
vember 30. when works by composers as
diverse as Bach, Liszt. !Schumann and
Gershwin were among those presented,
The students appearing on the program
included Evertett Ward, Francis Fisher,
Azre~, ,