Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-24
accompanist, Elizabeth Gardner

Coombs.
David Magathan, David Sickles.
Marie Reitz and Mary Donna Becker
played piano selections at the party
given by the Dorothy Hennemann
School of Music at the Takoma branch
school.
A class demonstration was held and
the Rhythm Orchestra. made up Of
to 8 year old pupils, presented few
selections.
These musical parties take place
monthly and are looked forward to by
the youthful participants.
This afternoon at the 5 o'clock quiet
period at All-Souls' Church (Unitartan),
Sixteenth and Harvard streets, the
organist, Lewis Atwater. will present
program of Bach music and will be as
sisted by Charles Trowbridge Tittman,
bass.
Florence Howard will present several
of her students in an informal recital
at her home Friday. Frances Gutelius,
pianist, will assist.
Singers appearing on the program
are Cecile Littlefleld, Virginia Wood
ward, who will sing Herbert Hugh's
setting of nursery rhymes known as
"Parodies' Adelaide Harbers. Cathe-
rine Gross, Lillian Llewellyn, Frances
Tucker, Enid Williams, Ina Holtz-
scheiter and Laura Hayes Lyle, who will
sing two new songs from manuscript Of
George Cornwell, Breath Of Summer
time" and Maxim Fun OBJ de Moon,
with the composer at the piano.
Donna Taggart Is the accomparist
for the other singers.
Adolf Torovsky, A. A. G. O., organist
and choirmaster of the Church Of the
Epiphany. is giving an organ. recital at
ST. Luke's Church, Forest Hills, Long
Island, tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Rhett Goode, chairman of the
program committee for the d. A. r.
Continental Congress, was the recipient
of an engraved certificate of honorary
membership in the Lovette Choral Club
at the musical tea last Sunday after
noon given by the Misses Stone in
honor of the club. Mrs. M. C. Leonard
made the presentation.
The executive committee of the Can
table Chorus, Mrs. James z. Coli
flower, chairman. met at the studio of
DR.. Alexander Henneman Wednesday
afternoon to arrange the numbers for
their concert at the Washington Club
March IA, when they will sponsor the
first public appearance of Mary
ODonoghue, mezzo-soprano, young
Washington singer who won second
honors in the local Atwater Kent au-
dition.
An unusual number the club viii sing
Is THE Approach of Spring." by Gade,
arranged with a four-hand accompani-
ment. Mrs. George T. Thomaides, the
regular accompaniSt, will be assisted
by Eugenia Lietaud.
The club will be guests of Mrs. Fred
erick j. Rice at her home Thursday.
The Washington Comic Opera Club
members for its new comic opera, "The
Crimson Star" The club at present
has membership Of 50 young people.
Those who are interested should make
application to the musical director,
Paul D. Gable, Lincoln 5183-W.
Mrs. E. L. Norris. director Of the
Singing Mothers Chorus, presented
that group in a program of Parent
Teacher Association and patriotic songs
at the thirty-third anniversary meeting
of the Congress Of Parents and Teach
ers, held Tuesday at the Burlington
Hotel.
The chorus presented flowers to the
State president Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter.
while Mrs. Norris sang Let Us Call
You Sweetheart" The finale was the
Tree of the T. T. A." song
The chorus ais) gave a program for
the Wallach-Towers P. T. A. meeting
Wednesday. Marie Muse and Jean Coe
sang solo selections. l
Thursday at noon the chorus gave
g successful program for the Sibley
Hospital Guild
The Institute of Musical Art an
nounces an informal concert Friday ct
8:15 pm. in the concert hall Of the
school, 331 Eighteenth street north
west.
The public is cordially invited.
At the last addition hour" at the
Institute of Musical Art the following
pupils took part: Hanna Booth, Celeste
Marx, Ella Frazier, J. L. Jones, Helen
Stein (6 years old, Maurice Friedman,
Daniel Witt. Daniel Gevinson and Mil
ton Dorfman.
An interesting number was the Haydn
Sonata in d Major" for violin and
piano, played by William Nation and
Emile Bishop.
Elena de Sayn shortly will resume
rehearsals Of the Chamber Orchestra
the Little Symphony of Washington.
Additional violinists and players upon
other instruments are desired. Thos,
interested are requested to apply either
In writing or by telephone TO Miss dc
Sayn, 17O5 K street, Franklin $751;