Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24

recital preceding the cnurcn service.
Grace Shannon will play angels
Earl Masencup, Sea Fan" and Mildred
Mullikin, Cathedral Cliffs"
This entire suite was played as fea-
ture OF the recital which Samuel A.
Baldwin gave at the College Of the City
of New York. November Is.
Minna Niemann, washington pianist,
presented a recital at the State Teach
ers' College at Buffalo, N. Y, Novem-
Der IS, when she was given an ovation.
Miss Niemann played works by Bach,
Chopin, Rachmaninoff. Ravel, List,
Walter Niemar1n, Sinding and arrange
mentS by Godowsky of Albeniz Tango"
by List; of MendelSsohn'S "On Wings
Of Song" and by Pabst of Tschaikow-
sky's paraphrase from the opera "Eu-
gene Oneguine."
FranceSka Kaspar Lawson gave q
song recital Wednesday, November -
for the Century Club of Dover, Del. 1t
followed the annual club luncheon when
the guests were the presidents of diff
ferent clubs of the State.
Mrs. Lawson gave her third recital at
Virginia College, Roanoke, Va, Novem-
Der Is, returning to washington last
Sunday.
The second regular monthly meeting
u &he District of Columbia Federation
Of Music Clubs was held at the home
o the president, Mrs. Joseph Stoddard
Tuesday evening, November IL. Plans
were outlined for various activities this
| season, reports were read by the chair
men of the various committees and
| there was considerable discussion 1r
regard to the leaflet which the fedora
ton plans to publish in the near future
The German Literary Society enjoyed
a musical program at the meeting last
| night in the home of Miss Anita Schade
when well known classical selections
were presented by Frances Gutelius
pianist; Minnie Volkmann, soprano, anC
| A. Bernheimer, accompanist.
Warren F.. johnson will give an organ
| recital at the Church of the Pilgrim!
at 1880 o'clock this evening. He vii
play adagio and finale from Fifth
Sonata" by Rheinberger; "Scherzo, OPP
| IS, No. TO-" by Max Roger, and chora
| improvisation on with Earnestness,
Sons of Men," by Karg-Elert.
! Mr.. johnson will play the first move
ment (allegro appassionata) from thu
Fifth Sonata" by Guilmant, preceding
the service at II o'clock this morning.
1
Amy Alki Dustin was soloist at For
Myer last Sunday night, when the sol
diers showed thorough appreciation o
her program. She was accompanied a
the piano by Mrs. Tickling Eckles.
Mrs. Dustin will be Soloist TueSda,
! for the Bible School Auxiliary.
The Masonic Glee Club, under thu
direction of Walter Edwin Cossins, i
making rapid strides in musical circles
gradually becoming an outstanding sing
| ing club of washington. Its member
ship is restricted to Master MaSonS, bu
it has endeared itself to the fraternit!
through its ability to entertain with
sacred and classical music as well a!
MINISTRIES.
I. The chorus choir of Concordii
Lutheran Church, consisting of abou
30 voices, will sing the cantata Sleeper
Wake" by Johann Sebastian Bach
under the leadership of John r. Monroe
! organiSt and choirmaster of the church
at 8 o'clock tonight. The cantata wa
| written for the Sunday next befor
Advent and the subject matter is appro
| pirate to the season. The cantata vii
be part Of the regular evening servic'
of the church. Ill
The soloists will be Alice wilcox ant
Cathreen Carrico, sopranos; Clifford
Adams, tenor; Mayne Coe and JAIME:
McLain. baritones, and Robert 'Rathvon
bassos. Mr.. Monroe will be at tht
organ.
| Maud, @. Sewall will give the secon,
Of her series Of illustrated lectures oil
the History and Appreciation of Mu
| sic" at the Institute of Musical Art to
morrow, pm. The subject will b
THE Sonata Form discussing tn
music of the classic composers from tn
suite through C. p. E. Bach, Haydl
and Mozart to Beethoven.
Mrs. Duff Lewis will assist in SOM
of the illustrations.
The Nordica Hawaiian Trio, com
posed of Annabel Bird, Violet Mac
| Intyre and Prof. Walter T. Holt, CAV
! program for the benefit of the Amer
lean Gold Star Mothers in the rel
room Of the Cairo Hotel November is
The numbers were warmly received.
In addition to the instrumental Sc
| lections, Mrs. Oswald Barber. accompa
MED at the piano by Mary Bumpus
sang several songs.
Gamma Tau Music Club held tn,
first regular meeting Of the year at tn,
studio of Miss Pearl Waugh Monda,
night. The club has begun the FIRST
year course in music understanding
adopted by the National Federation o
Music Clubs and will devote q half houI
at every meeting to the study of thu
| lesson. The members also viii give TIT
musical programs.
May Eleanor Smith and Robert Fer
gtIson were guests Of the club Monday
| Miss Smith gave an instructive and In
| teresting talk on THE Beginning o.
Music" Mr.. Ferguson sang delight
fully two groups Of songs by American
| composers, accompanied at the plane
| by Minnie HoXsey. Members contrib
uting to the program were Heller
Shelter, Alice Neal and Helen Bury
singers. and Louise McNerney, Lilliar
Burke, Jeanette Howard and Minnie
Hoxsey, pianists. The club was organ
| lied last year. Harriet Tall is presi.
dent and Helen harrington, secretary
Helen Howison, soprano. will be the
guest soloist on the program Of music
by Debussy to be presented by Lewis
o'clock in All Souls Church. Unitarian
The public is cordially invited.
The program includes: "Andantino,
string quartet; Romance" Miss Howl
son; EN- Bateau," and "Air de LA
C"L'Enfant ProdigueO, Miss Howison
and "Cortege."
The Chevy Chase Chanters sang two
groups of songs at the boosters meet
| Ing Of the Bethesda Chamber of Com
merce Thursday. A quartet from the
Chanters sang at D. A. r. reception
the same evening. Monday the Chant
ers were entertained at the home OF
Robert Kline, 3 Primrose street, where
the regular rehearsal and social hour
were held.
Ida Villa Seaton, soprano, gave a
group of songs at the meeting of the
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase, Md,