Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13

has issued the announcement to the
members of the association that he
hopes shortly to be well enough to re-
sumo rehearsals for the Spring per-
Torrance planned.
The date and place Of the first re-
hearsal will be announced in these COL
umns as soon as available.
The Singing Mothers Chorus Of the
Congress of Parent-Teachers, directed
by Mrs. E. L. Norris. will give q musical
program at a meeting of the Henry
Polk group tomorrow evening In the
Henry School at 8 O'Clock. The OPEN
ing song will be Hail and Howdy-Do,"
to be followed later by 1T o Mother"
composed by Kathryn Hall of Washing
ton and dedicated to the chorus. Mrs.
Daniel C.. Pratt, soloist, will sing
Tosti's Goodbye" and ~Schubert's
"Slumber Song" The finale will be the
Parent-Teachers' Association song.
The chorus will give a program at
the Hamilton Hotel Tuesday night at
9 o'clock for the Gold Star Mothers.
Albert Summers, baritone; Clarice
Summers, soprano. and Crete Won
Bayer, pianist, with Burrus williams
and Florence Squiers, accompanies,
will present a program at the All-States
Hotel Wednesday at BIS pm. Each
of the singers will present groups of
songs as SoloiSt and will sing Thomas
Night Hymn at Sea" as a duet. Mrs.
Won Bayer will play Beethoven's so
nata in q Major" opus 40, No. 2, and
two groups of shorter selections. All
the numbers are by classical composers,
both OF the past and present.
The Friday Morning Music Club will
present a program of folk songs at the
meeting this week. Those appearing
| Frank Howard, Dorothy Wilson Hal
bach and Mary Apple, with Mrs. Paul
Bleyden accompanist. Unusual songs
from Hungary, England, Russia and
Sweden will be included.
Katherine F1oeckher Cullen, pianist,
will appear on this program in solo
selections by Granger, Debussy, Mos
kowski and List.
W. E. Braithwaite, director; Mrs. H.
C. Grimes, organist, and a group of
vocal soloists, including Mrs; B.. ..
Shreve, Mrs. H. G.. Littlefleld, Mrs.
Helen Turley, Mrs. Leo Tooley, Thomas
P. Russell and w. G.. Sindell, presented
a special program Of music at the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church last
Sunday night. Protheroe, Shelley, Ber-
nard and Reimann-D Dickinson were the
composers represented.
Mabel Linton Williams, pianist, and
Floyd Williams, tenor, have been n
gagged as soloistS for the W. C.. T. U.
rally and banquet Wednesday at 2 pm.
at the Hotel Roosevelt.
Senators and Representatives are in
vited and there will be speeches from
prominent politicians.
Marjorie Lowe, soprano, and Nation
Boyce, pianist, will appear in a joint
program at the Arts Club of Washing
ton Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Miss
Lowe will sing three groups of un-
usual songs by Weckerlin, Gretchani-
now. Grieg, Schubert, Brahms, Tschaik-
owski, Rueckauf, Rybner, Hamblen,
Squire and Ronald. MI. Boyce will play
two groups of works by Chopin, Palm
gren, Arensky, Weber and List.
The Rubinstein Club has begun final
preparations for the first concert of
the season, to be held at the Willard
Hotel Tuesday, February IS.
Mrs. Elmer Carleton Smith, chair
man Of the addition committee, urges
that those desiring to join the club
and participate in the first concert
make appointments with her immedi-
ately for voice trials by calling Cleve-
land 2693, Apartment BOT.