Evening star., 1929-12-01

WElCCcn Dy bEyCeSOH AIcAaIhcj
will be presented at the Gordon Junior
High School Friday night by students,
under the direction OF Mary Minge
wilkins, supervisor of music at the
school. This will be the nrSt important
musical event Of this the newest junior
high school in washington.
Club of Chevy Chase held its first tea
and musical program under the chair
manship Of Mrs. j. j. Underwood, as
sisted by Mrs Francis Shore and Mrs.
Henry Brawner, last Monday at the
home of Mrs. G. v. Inlay.
Those presenting the music included
Mrs. S. J. McCathron, Ruby Potter,
Clara Wolff, Jean Westbrook, Frank
Westbrook, Mrs. r. C. Wilson and Mrs
Roger Wells; Mrs. Charles Speaker gave
several readings.
The music section meets every second
and fourth Wednesday at the Chevy
Chase Community Center, under the
direction Of Herndon MorselI.
The choir of 20 voices, under the d.
rectton OF Mary Minge wilkins, at
for the of1ertory. at IL am. today,
Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord" by
Garrett, chosen especially for the hrst
Sunday in Advent.
Members Of the glee club Of the HUI
guenot Society Of Washington presented
q program recently at the American
University. Carleton Ayers, baritone,
sang several solos; the wonan'S quar-
tet, consisting Of Helen Tucker, Doris
Willis, Mary Cline and Delsie Appel,
sang two numbers; Miss Tucker and
Miss Wills sang q duet and Barrett
Fuchs, baritone-baSs, sang two songs.
Miss Chamberlin was the accompanist.
Carson P. Frailey Of s7o4 Livingston
street, Chevy Chase, D. c., was SoloiSt
at the 180th annual dinner Of the st.
Andrews Society of Philadelphia, held
at the Bellevue Stratford, Philadelphia,
last night, st. Andrews day.
The First Congregational Church
choir Of so voices gave a program Of
numbers sung, q capeIla, under the di-
Tection Of Ruby Smith Stahl, In Ia
kona Park November 23, assisted by
Richard Lorleberg, cellist.
Any persons interested In singing In
this type Of ensemble are invited to get
IN touch with Mrs. Stahl.
Walter r. Johnson will give an organ
recital at the Church of the Pilgrims
at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
He will play Prelude" "Toccata," !"
Meditation Elegie'' and "Marche-Sol-
enneiie," from First Suite" by Borrow
ski, and seherzo, 'Fete des Fees" by
C. H. Marsh.
Mr.. johnson will play "Provenca-
lisch," from THE Nineteenth Sonata, -
by RheinbeFgeT. preceding the services
at IL O'Clock this morning.
The Americanization School Associa-
ton Orchestra, Ludwig E. Manoly, con-
duetor, with Mrs. K. Y. Cowling, ac-
companist, opened the program given
in the reception for new citizens Spon-
sored by the State Americanization
comnitte, D. A. r., and the local as
Sociation at the United States Chamber
of Commerce Building last Tuesday
night.
Others giving musical numbers were:
Louis Rosen, Max Rifkin, Caflera Ci-
Gala, Alfred Dun, Ferrado Bartoli, Jo-
seph Di Meglio. Eugenia Cherniafskaya
and Nine. Clara Schinskaya.
The Joseph H. Daniels Glee Club of
Mckinley High School was the guest
of Independent Council, No. 2, Daugh-
ters Of America, at their visitation held
at Daughters Of America Hall Novem-
Der Is.
Eleanor Hur1but and L: Z. Manoly
were guest soloists at the meeting Of the
Mayhower Society of the District of
Columbia at the r. A. r, Building re-
Gently. when they provided the program
Of music.
Mildred Faas, soprano, will be the
guest soioist Of the Friday Morning
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song recital.
Miss Faas is well known as an inter-
prefer Of Bach and has many times
participated in the Bach festivals in
Bethlehem, Pa. Lucy Brickenstein win
be at the piano.
oba Jan Gibson, lyric soprano. as
sisted by Jeanette Lewis Doty,. pianist,
rendered q program for the Theodore
roosevelt Lodge, No. A, Wednesday
evening. The program was followed by
banquet and dancing.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann. bass
VIII be the assisting soloist on the pro-
gram OF Bach music presented by Lewis
AtWater. organist, this afternoon at S
O'Clock IN All Souls Unitarian Church.
The public Is cordially invited.
Howard Moore, baritone. was assist.
ing soloist at the Eastern Presbyterian
Cnurch last Sunday night when Stain
erS The Daughter Of Jairus" was
given by the choir Of the church under
the direction Of Charles w. Guest.
At the German service at concordia
Lutheran Church today william q.
Naehl. tenor, will sing Comfort
Ye My People" and the Messiah"
OF Haendel. The chorus choir at
the English service win sing the
choral. How Shall I Fifty Meet
Thee?" by Bach, and the anthem.
Then Shall Ye See the Son of Man" /"
from the cantata, THE Life Everlast-
ing" by H. Alexander Matthews, with
bass solo by William e. Thomas. Mabel
Kennedy. meZzo Soprano will sing 20
Divine Redeemer." by Cesar Franck,
with violin obligatO by Lucienne
Strocker.
In the evening there will be special
corporate communion service. The
quartet, consisting Of Margaret Muse,
soprano; Mabel Kennedy. alto; Clifton
Breck. tenor, and Robert RathVon, bass.
viii sing when Survey the Wondrous
Cross" by Mozart.
The District of Columbia CHAPTER Of
the American Guild Of Orsanists viii
meet in the choir room of Epiphany
Episcopal Church tomorrow at ais pm.
The Madrigal Singers, Mrs. John
Milton Sylvester director and accom-
panist, will render q half f-hour program
of early English, French and German
carols. This will be followed by a short
organ recital to be played by Mrs.
Horace Smithey. organist ct Wesley
Methodist Church, and s. Edwin Moore.
jr., A. A. q. O., organist director at Ep-
worth Methodist Church.
The Little Symphony Of the Univer-
sity Of Maryland will assist the choir
at Petworth M. Z. Church with a mu-
sical service at O'Clock tonight.
The orchestra, more than 80 instru-
nents. win present "The Pilgrims
Chorus" Wagner: 'Kamennoi Ostrow,"
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