Evening star., 1928-11-18

Emma Guschewsliy, Helen Harter, Iva
Herron, Ethel ESamm. Audrey KoonS.
Katherine Loomis, Lucy Mayo, HattlS
NOEL. Lillian Nichols, Ruth Roberts.
Agnes Shanklc. Mildred Smith, Janice
Stockton and Marian Tucker.
The first appearance of the club this
season will oo Wednesday night before
the Columbia Association OF Baptist
Churches at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. Sixth and A streets northeast.
The club will sing a chorale. The
Kingdom CT Our Gr>:iou5 Cod" ccm-
posed by Dr. Lovctte and dedicated to
the club b. Mrs. Lovctte ana DVorak's
"Gcing Hom2." the largo from the
New World Symphonr. Besides tho
Chorusss Ethel Lynn Fast soprano, ana
Eva Whitford Loycttc, mezzo soprano.
will Sing the srias "Hc Shall Lead His
Flock" and Come Unto Him All Z"
That Labor from Handel'S Messiah"
At the twilight music hour to b.
given at the Y. w. C. a.. Seventeen.h
and K streets. this afternoon at y
O'Clock the program VIII be given l.
Miriam Hilton, soprano; klare ham
narud. pianist, ana Mrs. Paul BleydeI:,
accompanist.
Aleada Nelson will be the hostess. and
the public is cordially invited to attend.
The founding 25 years ago of Mu Phi
Epsilon, National Honorary Musical So-
TOrity. was celebrated Tuesday night b.
Rho Beta, local active chapter, which
holds its charter at the Washington
College of Music and is of SO active
chapters in this sorority
The sorority originated at the Gin
clnnati Conservatory of Music, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, founded by Prof. w. S. Ster-
ling and Miss Elizabeth Matthias. now
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuqua, both of whom at
tended the twenty-fifth anEiversar-s'
at the convention held at Troutdale-ln-
thc-Pines, Colo. last June.
A reception was held at the home OF
Ruth Bronson Logan. 5437 Connecticut
avenue northwest, when Clara Youn9
Brown, president of Rho Beta. was as
sisted by the other officers of the chap
ter in receiving the guests. among whom
were members of the Washington
Alumne Club; DR.. E. c. Barnes. director
OF music of the public schools: Karl
Holer and others interested in the mu-
sical life of Washington.
Lovers of Schubert songs may hear
an interesting program Saturday at 80
pm. over Station WMAL.
Mary O'Donoghue, mezzo-soprano
who won second prize in the Atwater
Kent District contest few weeks ago.
with Edna Jones, contralto, and Nellie
Roman, soprano, will sing favorite Scl1u-
bert numbers. They will be presented
by Alexander Henneman, who will play
their accompanimentS.
Flora McGill Keefer has accented the
| position Of contralto SoloiSt at All Souls
Unitarian Church. Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann is the bass sololst and Lewis
| AtWater Is the OrganiSt.
H. Leroy Lewis presented a group of
| students in an all-Schubert recital
| Thursday night in the studios. A short
account of the Schubert Festival of 1923
at Vienna was given by Julia Schelling
of Forest Glen Seminary.
Washington organists are appraised Of
the fact that Ernest F. White, organist
OF ST. Georges Church, Flushing, Long
Island, will present an organ recital
| at Peabody Conservatory of Music. III
Baltimore, Wednesday night at S:15
o'clock. The public is cordially invited.
! Mr.. White studied under Lynwood
/ Farnam and will present on the Leakin
/ Memorial organ, a four-manual instri-
ment of so stops, program of works
/ by Handel, James Bach, Visrne. Dupre.
| Couperin. Maleingreau, Jongen, Karg-
| ElerI and william.
/ Christine Lindbergh Levin, contralto:
Richard Lorleberg, cellist. and Mrs.
Carl Chindblom, pianist, will present a
program Tuesday night under the aus
piceS of the Woman'S Community Club
Of Kensington, Md. The event will open
and close with trioS, when Night De-
scendS," by Rachmaninoff and the ber-
ceuse from "Jocelyn," by Gounod. Each
! instrument and the singer will have
two solo groups also.
Ray Palkin sang for Mizpah and Trim.
ity Chapters of the Eastern Star, and
also for the radio WJSV recently. She
was accompanied by Florence Hynson.
Both sacred and classic concert works
were given and the encores were by
Victor Herbert.
| This afternoon at 4:30 a veSper serv-
Ice is to be held at Wesley Methodist
| Church, Connecticut avenue and Joce-
| lyn street.
! Under the direction of Horace
Smtthsy, the quartet. assisted by
email chorus choir. will sing the greater
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