Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10
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mann, pianist, and Rose Pol1io-JarAlan,
singer, will present the program for
members Of the Friday Morning Music
Club this week.
Mildred s. Sherman has resigned
from the position as soprano soloist at
the Petworth Baptist Church. She
sailed last Wednesday on the America
for a year of study and travel In
Europe.
Elinor Webb was presented in a piano
recital last night at the studio Of Miss
Georgia E. Miller. She played Bee
thoven's Third Sonata" a group Of
Mcdowell compositions, two works by
Chaminade and a final group Of Chopin
selections.
George and Annie Cornwell presented
a program before the Burnett Chapter,
Daughters of America. last Monday in
the hall at Wisconsin avenue and N
street.
Miss Cornwell, accompanied by her
brother sang a group of Mother Goose
songs arranged by Sidney Homer, also
a new ballad, "At Dark" by Conway,
which was very popular.
Emanuel Zetlin, head of the violin
department of the Washington College
recital with Frank Sheridan, pianist, at
Town Hall, In New York last Monday
night, They played Max Rogers "Suite
Gin old style), Opus 93'; Pizzettis
Sonata in A Major" and Beethovens
Sonata in c Minor, Opus 80, No. q"
Pitts Sanborn, eminent New York
critic, has termed these two musicians
as ''about as delightful and satisfying
scattering pair as one is likely to
hear"
Herman Fakler sang group Of songs
at the banquet given last night at the
Hay-AdamS House by members and en-
ployes of the Federal Trade Commission
in honor of the new Federal Trade COM
missioner, Charles H. March. Mr.. FAX
Ter was accompanied by Claude
Robson.
Tuesday night Of last week Mr.. Faxler
sang at the twenty-fifth annual dinner
of the National Sand-Lime-B Asso-
citation at the Mayfiower Hotel.
This afternoon at S o'clock at AL
Souls Church (Unitarian), Sixteenth
and Harvard streets, Lewis Atwater, Or
ganist, will present a half-hour program
Of MaSsenet music.
He will be assisted by Florence Sin
dell, soprano, who will sing "Liberte,"
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Song of the Night" from the cantata
eve"
At the II o'clock morning service
Richard Lorleberg. cellist, viii play
"Canto," by Sammartini, and Prayer"
by Wolf Ferrari; also obbligatos for
spirit of God" (Neidlinger), sung by
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, bass, and
Heavenly Father (Bach Gounod),
sung by Flora McGill Keefer, mezzo-
contralto.
Ethel Lynn Fast, coloratura soprano
of the Lovette Choral Club, accompa-
MED by Gertrude Litschert, will sing q
group Of songs at the tea to be given in
honor of Kathleen Norris and Temple
Bailey at the Women's City Club next
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. M. G. Leonard, vice president
of the Lovette Choral Club, has organ
lied sextet composed of club members
and started rehearsals for program
| to be given at the Highlands Baptist
| Church the latter part of this month.
The numbers, including solos by Lo-
rena Stockton Gawler and Nellie Barber
| Brooks, will be rendered in connection
with the playlet How the Story Grew"
presented by the members Of the Golden
Rule Class of the church, under the
direction Of Mrs. Newton Simmonds.
The members Of the sextet are Mrs.
Brooks, Ella Mintz, Fay Swenson and
Mrs. Paul Brumbaugh, sopranos, and
Nell Duree Norris and Emma Guschew-
sky, altos.