Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
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| - DWARD C. POTTER will be host
- to the members OF the Washing
ton Composers Club Tuesday
IL evening, May 81. The music
will include performance OF a
new quintet, by r. Deane Shure, by
La Sale Spier and the members of the
| National String Quartet. Sylvia Lent
and Mr.. Spier will play a new violin
sonata written by the latter.
The Washington Missionary College
presented series of programs in honor
of Music week in Columbia Hall of the
college, at Takoma Park, Md, last week.
Outstanding as the conclusion, follow
| ing a series of sacred, ensemble, vocal
and orchestral events, was the perform
ance of Gauls oratorio, The Holy
City," scheduled for last night, when
the college chorus, with orchestra &C
| compartment, was directed by Victor
johnson, with Harold B. Hannum ac-
companist. The soloistS were Mrs. A..
w. Truman, soprano; Mrs. r. L. Walin,
contralto; Leslie Smith, tenor, and
Charles Eldridge, baritone. Others par
| ticipating in solo parts during the week
of concerts were Mrs. r. L. Walin,
mezzo-soprano; Mr.. Lupo, violnist; Mr..
Holmes, flutist; Beulah RoWlinSon, An
drew Robbins, ROLAND Truman, Mark
Shanko William GoransSon, Herman
Paul, Bertha Krehbiel, Eunice Graham,
Victor Johnson, Edwin Harkins, Lois
Miller, Jimmie IverSon, Helen Harter,
Lois Christman, June Shoup, Raymond
end Donald Christman, Charles Wilmer,
Eunice Shoup, Erlene Miller, Margaret
Lawry. Marvin Rice. Wilma Steinman,
MerZella julius, Martha Callicott, Carl
Guenther, Dorothy Hopes, Mrs. E. c..
Jones, and Miss Numbers, organist.
Hazel Bachschmid was soloist at the
Mayfiower Monday night for the jew
elers convention, singing "Charmant
Oiseau," from "Perle du Bresil"; Cupid
and l." from the 'Serenade," and the
valley of Laughter" by Wilfrid San
derson. Mrs. Bachschmid was accom-
panied by Elizabeth Gardner Coombs at
the piano and Mr.. Lindsay, flute soloist.
There will be special numbers by the
choir at the Church of the Ascension
this morning at the time Of the con-
flrmation services. The choir will be
assisted by w. Edwin Wood Of Utah.
who will play violin solos and an obbli-
cato to the anthem MY Faith Looks
Up to Thee" by Schneider.
The music section of the Chevy Chase
Woman's Club, under general direction
of the well known musician. Herndon
MorSell. and under leadership of Mrs.
LyleS Ofutt, will present an interesting
program at the Congressional Country
Club this afternoon in the Pompeiian
room. This music organization has re-
ceived much commentator from the
public and critics for the fine work
which it has been doing for several
years past. Piano solos will be given
by Mrs. S. j. McCathran, jr., and Mrs.
C. v. Quinlay. Vocal solos will be pre-
sented by Mrs. M G. Guthrie, soprano,
and Mrs F. M. Shore, contralto. Ruth
Bronson Logan will play violin obbli-
gatoS to some of the songs. Mrs. DaW-
son OlmStead is the accompanist.
Mrs. Marshall Guthrie will be the
soloist, accompanied by Mrs. James
Shera Montgomery. at the luncheon
meeting of the Young Women's Chris
tan Association. Seventeenth and K
streets, Tuesday, in honor of DR.. Ida
Scudder, well known medical missionary
from India.
Felian Garzia will present two stu
dents in a double piano recital at the
Arts Club of Washington Friday night
at 8:15 pm. and 9 pm, respectively.
The students are Katherine Morrison
and Helen Croll.
Miss Morrison will play: prelude
and Fugue in F." Bach; Sonata in E
Minor (hrst par)." Grieg; 'Whims,"
Why" ard Soaring" by Schumann,
and Beethoven's Concerto in Minor"
with second piano accompaniment.
Miss Croll will play: 'Papillons,"
Schumann; "Capriccio. Opus rs. No.
3" Brahms; "Etudes. Opus IS. Nos.
and g." Chopin; I'm Sospiro," Liszt;
"Jardins sous la Pluie," Debussy, and
Hungarian Fantasia" List, with sec
ond piano accompaniment.
Georgia E. Miller, director of the
Virgil Piano School, presented num-
Der of pupils in a recital in the class
room of the school, 1406 H street north
west to which the parents and friends
of the pupils were invited recently.
Those taking part were Kent Bebb,
Elizabeth Hartung. Christine Mullen
berg Florence Storm. Elvia AllpresS
Meyer. Elmer Webb. Norma Bell Carly,
Margaret Loane and George Cornwell.
The composers represented were Tor
jusson -MolSrejs. Nevin, Nollet, Lack,
Heller. Beethoven, LeschetSky, Mosz-