Evening star., 1928-05-06
MUSIGRAPHS

children Saturday at $3.50 pm. in Pierce
Hall of All-Souls' Unitarian Church
Fifteenth and Harvard streets north
west.
Haydn's famous Toy Symphony"
will be played and a new Bird
Symphony" written by Thelma Gala
han, an ambitious music student. both
in piano and composition, who is In her
teens, viii be given its first perform
ance. Thelma will conduct both works
with the Friendship HoUte Toy SYM
phony Orchestra
Tickets win b. %old at the door.
The annual business meeting Of the
District of Columbia Federation Of
Music Clubs will be held Wednesday.
May 16, 1880 pm. IN the studio Of
Beatrice 8. Goodwin. 1406 H street
northwest. at which time officers for
the ensuing year viii be elected.
Mrs. z ]. Ottaway. national second
vice president, en- route for Danwlie,
Va. where she gave an address az the
State convention, remained In Washing
ton for few hours between t.sins 10
have conference with Esther Lfnkins.
president Of the District Of Columbia
Federation.
Victor L. Boenau has joined the Dis
trict Of Columbia Federation Of Music
Clubs as an active member.
The women's City Club chorus will
entertain at dinner and bridge tomor-
row night at the Village Inn.
The junior class Of the Master School
OF the Piano. Grace g. Giichrist, di-
rector, held its monthly meeting last
Saturday afternoon at the school.
Those present we're: Marie Adams.
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Jean Holmes. Lucy Higgins. Fay Green
berg. Arlene Schoenberg. Clarence Huff
man, Josephine Bertolini Cathsr1ns
Coulon. Antoinette Klesner, Doris Kles-
ner, Rosalie Michaelson. Frances Pittir-
lio. Mildred Meyer. Berenice Stem,
Hanna Stein. Hilda Siegel America
Pittigiio. John Brennan. and Len Ofen-
stein. Jean Holmes read am original
sketch OF MacDoveil's To A Wild
Rose" to the class. Gustav Weckei con-
Quoted the meeting.
/ Ethel Hicks and Burr1s Williams Of
I the faculty of the Washington College
I OF Music presented a group Of Their
/ pupils IN a Joint violin and piano re-
Z c1tal last Wednesday evening in the
I concert hall of the college. The room
was well filed with parents and friends
I OF the young students. Those On the
/ program were: Piano. Hope PanteI.
/ Hilda SworZyn. Rita Rubenstein, Mary
Kathleen Leigh. Glen Ogle. Paul Kir5y.
Nancy PoOTe; violin. Bradley johnson,
| Sarah Louise Robbins. Patrick Laugh
| ran, Stanley Scheibe. George Fraser,
( Thomas Lozupone, Isadore Fischer,
Walter WallenStein, Julian Rodriguez.
I Paul Bleyden viii present those CIV
/ ing the program at the Y. W C.. A.
/ Twilight Music Hour today.
/ The program will be in two parts
! the first. Japanese Romance." by Cad
l man. for two voices and piano. win be
/ given by Marguerite 3. VenableS.
/ Gladys Keer and James Barr; the
! second part, group Of songs and diets.
/ viii be given by Mary ". Doyle, con-
( tralto. and James A. Barr. tenor. with
Margaret B. Grant as aceompanisf
/ They viii be assisted by Prof EUGENE
/ s. Costa who will play mandolin soios.
{ The Covenant Quartet under the d.
/. rection of Harvey Murray. i ATTRACTING
( favorable comment on the excellent
/ quality Of their work
Ethel II. Reed of 300 Carroll avenue.
Takoma Park. member of the Rubin
stein Club. sang The Call OF Home"
I oy Rene Almond. at the Temperance
medal contest neld in Columbia hall.
washington Missionary COLLEGE under
the auspices of the Takoma PARK w c.
7. .. recently.