Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-10

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w organ recital at the Church Of the
He will play the allegro from Fourth
symphony" by Louis Vierne: Vintage"
(a1es Hetires Bourguignonnes") George
Jacob, and "Softening Shadows" by
r. s. Stoughton.
Mr.. johnson will play Gustav Mer-
kel's Variations on Beethoven
Theme" preceding the service at IL
o'clock this morning.
Mabel Linton williams, pianist. and
her husband, Floyd williams, tenor,
both have been particularly busy re-
Gently with radio engagements. Mr..
williams has been singing over the two
stations WEAF and WMAL and Mrs.
Williams newly published song, Dreams
Of YOU" was given first performance
by Freddie Rischs Orchestra. 1t Is
Mrs. williams, q Washingtonian, Is well
known as pianist, teacher and Is or
ganist at Foundry M. e. Church.
The music for the morning service at
Christ Church, Georgetown, was Sc
lected to honor Armistice day. National
hymns will be used and the offertory
anthem will be DeKoven'S setting OF
Kipling's beautiful "ReceSsional" with
the solo part taken by Barrett Fuchs,
baritone. Mr.. Fuchs is young singer
of great. promise who has been singing
for several seasons In Christ Church.
Ali Souls Church, Unitarian, Six
tenth and Harvard streets, announces
the resumption Of the half-hours Of or
gan music on Sunday afternoons at
5 o'clock. The organist, Lewis Corn
ing Atwater, will be assisted in each
nr0Qram nv a vocalist.
The following programs will be pre-
sented this month: Today, early 1tal-
ian music. the organist to be assisted by
Flora McGill Keefer. me1zo- contralto;
November II, modern italian music.
with John H. Marville, bass: November
"a, Debussy music. with Helen Howl
son, soprano. The public Is cordially
invited
The program Of early Italian music
for today will include "Ricercare," Pal
estrina (1626-l594); "Pastorale" and
'Burlesca," Scarlatti (16S3-1757): "pur
dicesti," Lotti (1667-1740), sung by MRS.
Keefer; "Adagio ed Allegro" Galuppi
(l7O6-l784).
Eva Whitford Lovette, who has been
seriously iii at her home, zoos @ street,
for the past two weeks, leaves tomorrow
for Atlantic City, where she will spend
The Iovette Choral Club meets each
Monday night at 8 o'clock ut the studio,
zoos G street. Just before each re-
hearsal applicants are interviewed and
additions are given.
During the recent illness of the di-
rector, Eva Whitford Lovette. LorenA
Stockton Gawier has carried on the de-
velopment of the new program ably
with the hearty cooperation OF all
members.
A valuable addition to the club is
the pianist as the new accompaniet In
the person of Pauline Lishman, who
came from California lately to join the
local music circles. At recent meeting
the club offlcials- appointed Mrs. Audrey
Rooms secretary.
Clay Coes, young pianist new to
Washington. has come to make his
home here this Winter. He is sharing
the residence studio Of Robert Ruck-
man, one of the most promising OF the
Younger group of pianists and organists,
at 3414 Mount Pleasant street. Mr..
Ruckman also Is teaching at the studio
of Douglas Memorial Church. Both
boys have been studying with Edwin
Hughes. former Washingtonian, In New
York City. They are working up q pro-
gram of two-piano music and also are
planning individual recitalS for presen-
tation later in the season.
Nathaniel Bachrach, young singer
of Washington. who has been spending
some time studying in New York City,
returned here for months Visit. last
week. Mr.. Bachrach has been doing
considerable broadcasting via New York
and Brooklyn stations and Is to sing
over local radio stations while here this
month.
There will be patriotic musical
service at Church Of the Ascension at
o'clock tonight to commemorate Arm
istice day.
Soloists will be Lucy MacMorland
soprano; Arthur Parsons, tenor; Gilbert
Clark, baritone; Herbert Frawley, bass
and Genevieve Girrits' contralto, =.
The music all will be appropriate 70
the day. Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee Is
organist and director Of the choir.
The public is invited.
A noted A Capella Choir of Los
Angeles, Calf, formed q particularly
interested and interesting group at the
Philadelphia symphony concert at Con-
stitution Hall Tuesday. This choral
group Is making Nationwide tour OF
concert work, crossing the country In
two large motor buses. 1t is regret
able that washington music lovers will
not hear this organization at this time.
Percy Granger has publicly said Of
them that 1t is the finest group he has
ever heard. They recently gave pro-
grams in New York and Philadelphia.
On the former occasion, Mr.. and Mrs.
Granger were the choir'S guests. Fri
day night at Carnegie Hall Mr.. GRAIN
ger had the choir as guests &C his re-
cital.
Nine. Marie za1ipsky has opened a
new studio, at 1901 Columbia road
northwest; apartment 5, which was for
merly opened with party for musical
folk last night.
Nine. zalipsky also announces q
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