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part of A. R. Gaul's best known work,
The Holy City" beautiful oratorio
which has not been heard in Washing
ton for several years.
The solo parts will be sung by Car
olyn Giles Croft, soprano: Erna En-
brey, soprano; Grace r. Harmon, con-
tralto; Irving NJ. Tullar tenor, and
Horace Smithey. baritone.
Mrs. Horace Smithey will be at the
cTgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smithey will
e an hour of music to the veterans
Walter Reed Hospital Thursday
.ening. They also will appear before
le Womens Home Missionary Society
II Foundry NJ. E. Church Wednesday.
The Americanization School Associa-
Ion Orchestra will play at the City
Club Tuesday night.
The orchestra has been reorganiZed
under the Leadership of Vladimir VaSa,
graduate of the State Conservatory OF
AIuSic, Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Mr.. Vasa received his training under
Dolezil, famous conductor of the Prague
Teachers Chorus, which is now touring
the United States.
ton Orchestra has balanced string and
wind instruments, and the selections
played are those of the high school Or
cheStras. RehearsalS are held every
Tuesday evening at the school,
Mrs. K. Y. CoWling is the A. S. A.
Orchestra accompanist.
Tuesday the following selections will
be played: Tampa" by Herold;
Hungarian Dance by Brahms;
Polish Dance by Scharvenka.
Otto Torney Simon, director of the
chorus for the American Guild of Or
ganists. District of Columbia Chapter,
announces that he contemplateS enlarg-
ing the guild chorus, owing to the de-
mand of its members to make a more
intensive study OF the technique and
interpretive qualities of choral sing
ing.
Due to the fact that the chorus gave
q sacred radio concert over WRC last
Thursday night, the regular rehearsal
was postponed and the new members
are requested to be at the Thomson
School Building. Twelfth and l. streets
northwest. Thursday night, this week,
at 7:30 pm.
The old members are expected to be
n their usual places at 7:45 pm.
The Washington College of Music,
following its long g-establiShed custom of
giving several public concerts during the
season, has issued cards for the first of
this series, November 81 in Barker Hall,
at the Y. w. G. A.
Ruth Rooney. soprano; Victorine Bou-
illon and Catherine Benson, both pian-
lists; Evelyn Scott, violiniSt; Joseph Bar
becot, baritone, and an orchestra of 35
pieces. under direction of Siegfried
Scharbau, assistant conductor of the
United States Morine Band, will be
heard.
Owing to the limited seating capac-
ity of the auditorium and the unusu-
ally large enrolment of students at the
college this year it is necessary to have
admission by cards only. These may
be had by asking at the college, Sew
enteenth street at Pennsylvania avenue,
Franklin 4491, for them.
Tamara Dmitroeff and Emile Mann
presented a group in joint piano re-
cital Wednesday in the concert hall Of
the Washington College of Music.
Those taking part were: Alma Shoe
maker, Jane Burns, Dorothy Brooks,
Florence Wheeler, Mildred Steinbrucker,
Malcomb Burrows, Janice Levitt, Elliott
Harrington. Herbert Lachman, Ruth
EiSinger, Marie Harrington, Sarah Cau-
then, Deborah Hess, Lilly Pappas, Fran
ces Dowden. Florence Brill, Bella Tash,
Marion Rueth, Helen Spylman and Fora
Krynitsky.
The Masonic Glee Club of Washing
ton will appear at the food show tomor-
row night at o'clock in program of
songs. under the leadership of Charles
r. Bartlett.
The club also will attend Barristers'
Lodge of Masons, at Fourteenth street
and Park road northwest, Wednesday,
where it will assist with the degree and
other music.
In commemoration of the interna-
tional celebration of the Schubert CEN
tennial, the American Association of
University Women will present a Schu-
bert program at its clubhouse, 1884 I
street, tomorrow night, the exact ami
verSary of the famous composers death
100 years ago.
The program has been arranged by
Miss Isabel Kelly and will be lecture
recital on the subject Schubert and the
German Lieder,' centering about the
most celebrated of the Schubert songs,
which will be sung by Benjamin Yoe
Morrison, baritone. Miss Kelly will play
q portion of the Fantasia for the
Pianoforte," founded on the theme OF
the famous song Der Wanderer," and
the George Washington String Quartet
will render the celebrated variations on
the song der Tod und daS Maedchen''
("Death and the Maideno, contained
in the posthumous quartet in D minor.
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