Evening star., 1928-03-18

day evening OF Rho Beta Chapter, Mu
Phi Epsilon, Clara Young Brown was
elected as delegate to the national con-
vention TO be held in Denver, Colo, in
June.
At the Twilight Music Hour in the
Y. w. c. A. Building, Seventeenth and
K streets, today the program will be
given by the Westbrook Trio: Jean
Westbrook. violin. Frank Westbrook. jr.,
cello, and Mrs. Frank Westbrook. piano.
This week the music hour will be held
on the fourth floor at o'clock, instead
Of 4:30. the usual hour.
The public Is invited.
The local junior contest. presented
annually under auspices of the District
Of Columbia Federation of Music Clubs.
will be held Saturday. April 81. and the
District contest. which includes the
three States. Maryland. Virginia and
West Virginia. and the District OF Co
lumbia. will be held Monday, April 30
in Danvilie, Va.
George Anderson. tenor. will sing
Revelation" and My True Love Lies
Asleep" songs by John Prindie Scott.
tonight at the Village Inn. when the
composer will be his guest.
The Olmstead Trio will play Irish
Favorites." Trinkaus: Bunch OF Sham
rock" and Irish Medley"
Mr.. Anderson also will sing: Believe
Me II All Those Endearine Young
Charms" Mother Machree." My Wild
Irish Rose" "Machushla" and Where
the River Shannon Flows"
Tamara Dmitriefr. member Of the
faculty Of the washington College OF
Music. presented group Friday eve
ming in an informal piano recital. The
concert hall OF the college was well
filled with parents and friends,
Those taking part were: Marguerite
Foote. Naomi Boron. Wilda Goodrich,
Vera Pergler. Marjorie VeSta wilkins.
Mildred Steinbraker. Sylvia Seloin.
Mae Arkin. Jean Ogle. Louise Oster-
wald. Gertrude Enders. Lilly Pappas.
Thomas Sweeney. Frances Dowden,
Helen Spylman. Gwendolyn Smith an4
Paul Rosenberg.
Elizabeth Carpenter presented young
pianists In a recital at her studio re-
Gently. Prizes we're awarded to Anna
Marie Quirk and Doris Shupp for the
best work
Those taking part were: Anna Marie
Quirk, Doris Shupp. Katherine Cope
land. Lora Baird, Katherine Han6ihoe,
Peggy Cross. Eleanor Quirk. May Dick
son, Jean Dickson. Randolph Ions.
Hugh Clagett, Ella Mary Enorey. Betty
Quirk and Dorothy Sinclair.
The classes In music appreciation
being conducted by r. Deane Shure q,
American University are largely at
tended and the interest is growing each
semester, Mr., Shure is assisted oy Ed
ward c. Potter. who has been giving
series of lectures on the complete
list Of Wagner operas. The class at
tended Tristan and Isolde" in = body,
and they have been enjoying lectures
at the Library OF Congress by Carl
Engle The class attended the waS-
ner concert given at the Marine Bar
racks Wednesday and they have been
given organ demonstrations by Mr.,
Shure at the church and by theater
crSaniStS ~ the theater, Mr.. Potter
procured some special records made ~
Rayreuth for his lectures on the teSti-
walls there. He has heard these seSti-
walls at Bayreuth
Lectures have been given 20 the class
by Katharine Riggs harpiSt: Capt, ",
2. Santelnann, formerly cf the Nart,e
Rand. and the others will follow by
Alexander Hennemann. lASalle Splev
and the conductors of service bands,
Capt. Stannard and Lieut., Eenter. Or
Edwin n, c. Barnes has given the class
four lectures on Music as = Morale
Builder" and Music In the Public
Schools" The classes are conducted a.
part ot the regular college course and
two hours credit Is given each
semester.