Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
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CHARLOTTE Klein, we'll known Wash
ington organist. has gone to New
York to play at the annual service of the
American Guild of Organists at st.
James Church. The combined choirs
of Grace and st. James Churches
will render the choruses, assisted by
leading organists Of New York and
Philadelphia.
Miss Klein will play several organ
solos.
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, soprano,
and Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, basso,
will present a Joint song recital at
the Friday Morning Music Club this
week. Lucy Brickenstein will be the.
accompanist.
The senior class of the Master School
of the Piano, Miss Grace Gilchrist, di-
rector, held its monthly meeting Sat-
urday a week ago. Those present in
cluded Mrs. Charles j. Cassidy, Mr..
and Mrs William Clark, Mrs. Clara
Cohen, Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg, Edna
and Jeanette Rosenberg. Marie Adams,
Frances Carnes. Gertrude Gilchrist,
Loretta Ryder, Haskell Milstone, Gus
tav Weckel and Miss Gilchrist.
The music study class of the Virgil
Piano School met at the home of Miss
Georgia Miller, director, last Monday
evening. Those participating in the pro-
gram, which featured works by Schu-
mann, Staub, List, Tschaikowski Bach,
Chaminade, Chopin. Schubert, Leschet-
izky and Mcdowell, were: Elvia ALL
press Meyer. Norma Bell Carly. Elinor
Webb, Nellie Arliss, George Cornwell,
Margaret Loane, Florence Storm and
Betty Basin.
The Tuesday Evening Music Club
gave the third Of its monthly programs
for shut-ins Friday night at the Home
for Incurables. They presented three
groups of choral numbers with solos
by Cecil Littlefield, Laura Lyle, Gather
Inc Gross. Virginia Woodward, Margar-
ct Cassells and Virginia Cooper. Mrs.
Frank Howard is the director and DON
ma Taggare the accompanist. Three
concerts are sponsored by the Kiwanis
Club of Washington.
Under the direction of Mary Helen
Howe. the music group of the District
chapter Of the International Federation
OF Catholic Alumnae will assist DR.. A.
Maris Boggs, director of the Bureau of
Commercial Economics, in an illustrated
lecture on modern Palestine. The music
will include 1.-THE Holy City," by Adams,
and The Palms." by Faure, with ap-
propriate solos by Katharine McEneny
and Miss Howe.
The lecture will be given this after
noon at 3 O'Clock in the auditorium of
st. Pauls Academy, Fifteenth and v
streets.
Members of the alumnae are cordially
invited.
Nellie Barber Brooks lyric soprano of
the Lovette Choral Club. will be the
soloist at the Womens City Club this
afternoon at the tea given in honor of
CongreSSwomen Ruth Bryan Owen and
Mrs. Medill Mccormick.
Mrs. Brooks. accompanied by Eva
Whitford Lovette. will sing "Homing"
and Butterflies" by del Riego, and
The Second Minuet," by Besly.
A committee has been appointed by
the Catholic University Glee Club to
prepare the details for the annual
Spring concert and dance to be given
by that organization. George Bradley
is head of the committee. The Glee
and Is announced to include several
voices especially adapted to solo work.
DR.. Leo Berhendt, director, is not yet
ready to announce the exact date or
place for the concert. but does announce
that the selections being prepared in
clude songs of old masters Of the six
tenth and seventeenth centuries as
well as the works of modern composers
Isabel Malone contralto, was pre-
scented last Wednesday evening in a re-
cital at Leroy Lewis Studio Hall. Clara
Bernheimer was her accompaniSt. Miss
Malone sang three groups of songs and
the aria "Connais tn lie Pays" from
Thomas opera "Mignon." Her songs
were by Haendel, Schumann, Brahms,
Dvorak. CAM, Nevin. Whitney, oombs,
Burleigh, Glen, Huntingdon oodman,
Halle, Reddick and Galloway.
Henri-Smidt- Gregor, pianist. and Min
ME Volkmann, soprano, accompanied by
Clara Bernheimer, presented the music
at the meeting Of the German Literary
Society last night.
Miss Volkmann sang songs by Men,
delssohn. Brahms, Richard Strauss,
Schubert and We'll. Mr.. Smidt- Gregor
played works by Beethoven, Rubinstein
and two compositions by himself.
Lewis Atwater. organist. will present