Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-27
- HIS afternoon at o'clock at All
Souls Church (Unitarian), Six
tenth and Harvard streets,
Lewis Atwater. organist, will

| HIS afternoon at S o'clock at All
Souls Church (Unitarian). Six
tenth and Harvard streets,
l. Lewis Atwater, organist, will
present half-hour program of
French music.
He will be assisted by John H. Mar
vile, bass, who will sing Que les Songes
heureux" from philemon ct Baucis" by
Gounod and lie Cor" by Flegier.
The January Mozart Concert an
nounced by the Washington ConServ-
atory of Music has been delayed and
will be held in February, owing to the
illness of Colin Clarke White, head of
the voice department of the conServa-
tory who has been i'll with pneumonia
but is now convalescent His pupils
have been working on their parts in the
double quartet and will welcome his re-
turn to leadership. Jean SweetStone of
New York, who has been in charge of
additions for new voices at the con-
servatory, will return to New York until
the Summer semester starts here
The DamroSch Junior Club of the
Washington Conservatory of Music, IN
corporated, will hold its monthly DEM
Onstrations on the first Friday of EACH
month. beginning with February, when
talented members will play or sing and
the Sightreading class will sing in uni
son and in part music.
The Music Study Glass of the Virgil
Clavier School, Georgia E. Miller, di-
rector, held its monthly meeting last
Monday. The principal class event was
questions and answers of terms and
words used in music.
Members of the class who contributed
piano numbers were George Cornwell,
Margaret Loane. Elinor Webb Elvia
Allpress Meyer, Gertrude Rosinski,
Florence Storm. Ella Hennig, Christine
Mullenberg and Nellie Arliss.
The composers were: Rachmaninoff,
Schumann. Schubert. Moszkowski. Lee
vine. Granger, Chaminade and Lack.
Ira Meyer. baritone. the guest of the
evening, sang an aria from Faust"
The Mt Vernon Mixed Quartet of
the Mt. Vernon Place M. E. Church.
South, will make its debut on the air
through the courtesy of station WMAL
at pm. today.
They will be heard in Blessed Be
the Name of the Lord" by Greene:
Have Mercy Upon Me-" by Gaul; God
Shall Wipe Away All Tears" by Fields:
20 Loving Saviour" by Hawley; IT Will
Lay Me Down in Peace" by Gadsby
and Let My Complaint Come Before
Thee" by Harker.
The quartet is composed of Elvina
Neale Rowe, soprano: Mathilde Kolb
contralto: John L. Mitchell, tenor and
director; and Arthur NJ. Tabbutt, basso.
Edith Gottwalls, church organist, is the
accompanist.
Wednesday secular concert will be
given by the quartet at the church I'M
der the auspices of the department of
music of Mt. Vernon Place M. E.
Church. South, r. Deane Shure, di-
rector, at 8 pm. -~~-- --~----- .~--
Otto T. Simon will start a class in
Sight Reading and Musicianship at the
Institute of Musical Art, Tuesday eve
ming, February 5, and second class,
Monday evening. February Is. for
technic and art of the choir director.
The Rubinstein Club will include in
its February concert a group of solos
by the well known baritone Herman
Fakler.
MIR. Fakler has appeared several times
previously with the Rubinstein Club
Mrs. Elmer Carleton Smith, chair
man OF the addition committee. an
nounces that final voice trials before
this concert will be given this week and
she requests that appointments be
made Immediately by calling Cleveland
2693, apartment 307.
C. Maurice Weidemeyer, baritone So
loist of st. Andrews Episcopal Church.
will be guest soloist for the morning
service today at the Church of the Pill
grims, held in the garden room, the
Mayfiower Hotel. He will sing Teach
Me To Do Thy WILL" by Vernon Eville,
with Regina L. Kimmell at the piano.
An interesting program of songs and
readings was presented recently at the
Presbyterian home. Those participant
ing were Rebecca Crawford. C. Maurice
Weidemeyer, Dudley Weidemeyer, sing
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