Evening star., 1928-01-01

DEARL WAUGH, well known ss ac-
tive in local music circles for
many years, is at her home in Tipton.
Ind, having 10 extend hurried visit
made there several weeks ago, into a
lengthier stay. as her mother Is seri-
ousIy IN. Miss Waugh's sister also
has been Ill. but is recovering satisfac-
torily.
In i,er absence. Miss Waugh's studio
enga gemen;s are kept ny Wesley Wey-
man. Miss Harrington and Miss Smith,
with classes progressing smoothly.
Surely. at this time. all Miss
Waugh's friends will extend a SYM
pathetic gesture to one who has done
great dea, for Washington folk who
are i'll or house-ridden by arranging
:he music programs given by many
local musicians and singers for such
groups, as we'll as being 80 closely
associated with general musical ac-
tivities.
Miss Waugh's address in Upton is
122 West Jefferson street.
MARCEL Greenhalgh. one of Wash
ingtnn's young pianists. is spending
the holidays in New York and Quebec.
She left the city Wednesday and while
in New York will he the guest Of Mr..
nd Mrs F.. II. Reynolds.
One Of DIR. Adam Geibel's Christmas $
cantataS. The Light of Life" was
sung last Sunday by the choir of As
bury NJ. r: Church. The solo portions
were sung by Perry :. Hall. Cora
Beale. Florence Brown. Douglas Rich
ardson. Minnie Richa rdson Powell.
Charles H. Neal and Juniata V. Shaw.
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quartet composed OF Josephine
Brook johnson. Catherine n. Hawkins.
Ferrol Gihhs and Charles Neal sang
n new anthem entitled The New Born
King" composed by Wellington Ad-
ans Of this city. winner of the first
and third prizes in the Rodman Wan
amaker composers contest held in
Philadelphia.
The director of music at the church
is Robert Johnson and the organist il
Theresa B. Dickson.
At the 80 o'clock evening service
at All Souls Church Unitarian. Six
,eenth and Harvard streets. numbers
will be sung i'm Hebrew and English
from the Temple service for the New
Year hy a quartet consisting of Flor
ence Sindell. soprano: Charlotte Har-
riman. contral,o: c.. II. Whitaker.
tenor: Charles Trnwhridge Tutmann.
bass. with Lewis AtwaJer at the organ,
Following custom established
many years ago, the Walter T. HolI
Studies gave All annual program of
fretted instrument music "Wednesday Y
evening at the John Dickson Home.
The Noriica Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra Was heard in the overture
from la Forxa del DeSiino," Verdi,
March Miltaire." Schubert: Moon.
glade" Holt. and British Patrol. -
Asch: the Nopiica String Quartet. com.
posed ~ II. W. De Loss. r. A koon,x.
Philip Fioria and Raymond A. Hart.
presented "Andanis Cantahile. from
String Quartet" TsChaikowSky.
Other numbers on the program were
Hawaiian guitar duets. by Mary Sue
and Hazel Mothershei: tenor han,o
solos by Mary Bovellc. and mandolin
solos by Esther lAnger,
Mrs. Charles Cole presented group
Of children in a musical program
"Wednesday evening when parents and
friends were invited 10 her home in
chevy Chase. Those who played
piano selections were FaynettA
Wright, James Councikar. Doris.
Gladys and Cscl Fietiins. Jane Pat.
terspn. Mary and Alice Harringlon.
Jane Bertxei and Kathleen de Haven
Little Billy Patterson sang two songs.
Camille Alensworth. who has
charge OF the piano department rf
the kaloama nay School formerly
the Washington Mon'ess"r; Schcol,,