Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02

violinist, who played "Liedslied" fSam-
martini Elmar), Moderate und Inter-
mezzo" (arranged by De Boer). "Hopak'
(Moussorgsky) and From the Cane
brake Gardner. She was accom-
panied by Marjorie Davis.
At the close of the program the
entire chapter joined In singing the
Triangle Song" of Mu Phi Epsilon.
Orah Ashley Lamke, national president
of Mu Phi Epsilon. National Honorary
Musical Sorority, will be the guest of
honor at musical tea this afternoon,
when Rho Beta Chapter of the Wash
ington College of Music and the Wash
ington Alumni Club will receive at the
home of Clara Miller Wolfe.
Mrs Lamke is in the city for an
Official inspection Of the chapter and
club.
The program this afternoon will be
given Jointly by them. The chapter
will be represented by Greta Won Bayer,
pianist; Helen Lyon, violinist; Clara
Brown, soprano; Gertrude Eyre, pianist
and Marjorie Davis, accompanist Mem
bers of the club who will be heard In
vocal numbers are Hazel Wood. Frances
Cole and Inez Miller. sopranos, accom-
panied by Isabel Middlekauff and Lois
Stunz.
The final meeting of the American
Guild of Organists. District OF Column
bia Chapter, for this season will be held
tomorrow in the choirroom. Church OF
the Epiphany, 1917 G. street northwest,
at pm.
A dean, subdean and one member of
| the executive committee for the coming
season are to be elected, these officers
not having been selected at last months
meeting, due to the lack of majority
vote.
Among other items of interest will be
a short talk by Mrs. John NJ. Sylvester.
chapter registrar. on The Bach Festl-
val and Hisoric Bethlehem"
| Christopher S. Tenley will speak on
| "Gregorian Chants" as contribution
| to the round-table discussion which mas
! been In progress from meeting 70 meet
| ing during the past season.
The usual social period will bring the
evening and the 1928-1929 season OF
the chapter to a close.
A new edition of two sonataS for two
pianos, four hands, by MuZio Clement.
! is announced by G. Schirmer, Inc. It
| is not generally known that CLEMENT
wrote compositions for two pianos. Inc
| editing of these sonatas was 1ntruSted
! to Edwin Hughes, who has performed
| them repeatedly in New YORK ana else
where in his recitals of two-piano music
with Jewel Bethany Hughes.
| The Washington Comic Opera Club
will present a new comic opera, In three
acts. called THE Crimson Star" at All
| Souls Unitarian Church, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets northwest, tomorrow Al
8:15 pm. The operetta is sponsored
by the Women's Auxiliary OF that
| church.
A cast of 40 talented singers, accom-
panied by an orchestra, will be directed
| bv Paul D. Gable. Many prominent
! church soloists are members Of the clun'
| either being in this production or serF-
| ing as inactive members. Heading the
| present cast are Howard Moore. oarl-
| tone: Gladys Marks. soprano: Eugene
| Swvgert tenor; Elmer Corn, bass; Dud-
| ley Heath, bass.
Tickets may be obtained ut All Souls
! Unitarian Church.
| Hazel Bachschmid. concert soprano,
accompanied by Elizabeth Gardner
| Coombs. left Washington Friday for
| Roanoke, Staunton, woodstock and
| Manassas. Va. where Mrs. Bachschmid
will present The Seasons" Between
| the several acts Mrs. Coombs will PLAY
as Introductory music Rustic OF
Snring," Sinding; Summer Night
Grejc: "Rigoletto." Verdi-Liszt, and
! The Wind" by Alkon.