Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

especially desired, although applications
for all parts are welcome.
Msbelle New williams, violinist and
soprano, announces the opening Of her
studio at 1910 Twenty-first street
northwest.
Miss williams, o graduate Of the
ithaca Conservatory Of Music and Al
fliated Schools Of Ithaca, N. Y, under
william Grant Egbert, violin, and Ruth
Rodgers. voice. Is o teacher Of expert
ence with both beginners and advanced
students in instrumental and vocal mu-
sic. She founded the Fayetteville
has concertized successfully in many
cities in this country. She states that
she Is experienced as o choir director
and soprano soloist. She was O member
Of the San Antonio Symphony Orches-
ira and concertmaster of the String
Players, o chamber music organization
Of San Antonio. Tex.
Flora Mcoill Keefer has returned to
washington after o Summer spent at
Bass Rocks, Gloucester, Mass, and in
Maine.
Mrs. Keefer Is the eontralto soloist
a. All Souls Unitarian Church and viii
sing ct the opening service this morn
ing.
Minna Nieman. pianist, has Just re-
turned from o Summer tour of the East
and also the West. She Is head Of the
piano department Of Gunston Hall and
also announces that she Is ready to
accept few private pupils. Her studio
Is at the Wardman Park Annex.
Harriet Nash, who has Just returned
from Paris, where she spent some time
studying with M. Decreus Of the Con-
servatoire. has opened her studio at 1918
H street northwest, where she 10 plan
ming classes in piano. sight reading and
accompanying.
an accompanist as well % . s6loist.
jeanette Mccartney, Washington's
young soprano, was the soloist 1t the
dedication Of q United States nag and
two cannon to the memory Of United
States veterans Of all wars m Cedar Hill
Memorial Park last Friday afternoon.
Miss McCaffrey sang There Is No
Death" (OHara), accompanied BY the
United States Marine Band.
Mai. Gen. 3. Frank Cheatharl, quar-
termaster general Of the Army. delivered
the dedicatory address, the nag was
raised by Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker,
daughter Of Gen. John A. Logan Of
Civil War fame, and the cannon I'M
granddaughter Of Gen. o. O. Howard,
and Miss Marbera H. Fries, daughter
Of Mai. Gen. Amos A. Fries, q. 8.
The Marine Band rendered q pro-
gram Of appropriate music. The ex-
ercises were under the auspices Of the
Army and Navy Union.
Senior Armando Jannuxsi, dramatic
tenor with the Metropolitan Grand
Opera Co., contempiates locating in
washington.
senior Jannuxd received his entire
musical education In italy, finishing at
La Scala In Milan. During his sojourn
In New York he has won the praise OF
critics for his remarkable voice and his
method Of teaching.
At present he commutes weekly be-
tween New York and washington,
meeting those interested at .1017 Otis
place northwest Sundays only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Morsell, after
spending two weeks with their son,
Herndon Tudor Morsell, and his family
at Arundel-on- the-Bay, Nd, have spent
the remainder of the Summer at Jordan
white Sulphur Springs, near Winches-
ter, Va. They returned to their home
In Chevy Chase the past week.
Mr.. Morsel win resume his vocal
lessons ct his studio, 1406 II street, at
once and begin rehearsals with the mu.
sic section OF the Woman's Club Of
Chevy Chase and the Chevy Chase
Chanters ct an early date.
Mr.. and MRS. Louis Potter have re-
turned from vacation 70 resume the
seasons work sas organiSt ana soprano
soloist, respectively, OF the Calvary M.
T.. Church, Columbia road near Fiji
|.teenth street northwest. They spent the
Summer vacation with their family at
the Eberly cottage ct Tall Timbers. Nd,
Jointly with the family OF Mrs. Helen
Zieboid, organist and pianist, Of Char
lesion, w. Va.
The Potter Music Studios at 1325 q
street northwest opens the season Tues
day, Offering courses IN piano. organ,
voice and the theoretical branches,
conducted hy III. Potter. N1rs. Ruby
Potter, 3. Edwin Moore and Margaret
HnWie Grant. certis tes VIM b. given