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will sing There Is No Death"
(O'Hara), accompanied by the Marine
Band.
Myra McCathran Marks soprano;
Harold Martin, tenor; Thomas Leef,
bass, and Muriel Day, pianist, will give
a program at the evening service, at
the Unity Center, 1925 Eye street
northwest, this evening at o'clock.
The Crystal Male Quartet-Jessie
Beitch and Woodruff Youngs, tenors;
Ira Meyer, baritone, and Roland Speer,
bass, with EStelle wentworth, director
and accompanist, will give a program
at the Congressional Country Club this
afternoon In the Pompeian Music Room
at 5 pm.
This quartet will be assisted by
Blanche Kerr, dramatic soprano, and
Gladys George, lyric soprano.
This concert will be the next to the
last for the season at the Congressional
Club, under the direction of Mrs. Ed
ward Hood Watson. These concerts
have drawn large audiences; they will
be continued next season. The clos
ing program will be O repeat" con-
cert, to be given by the Wil-Nor Choral
Club, on the veranda Of the club house,
Sunday, June 8.
DR.. Alexander Henneman will con-
duct the Cantabile Chorus in some Of
his own compositions at special me-
mortal service to be held In Arlington
this afternoon at o'clock.
Among those to participate are: Le-
titia Walker, Helen Smith, Helena
ONeill, Mrs. George Thomaides (ac-
compan!st), Telula Hayden, Rita DOL
phin, Nora Schrider, Mildred Auth, Mel
lie Roman, Mrs. James Collifiower, Helen
Higgins, Vera Witty, Beatrice Deeds,
Rita Mower, Mrs. Henneman, Mrs.
Frederick Rice. Edna Jones. Mrs. M. A.
Scherer. Clarissa Mulliken, Mary Geb-
hart and Margaret Walker.
This chorus also was featured at an
evening OF music sponsored by the Dis
trict of Columbia National American
War Mothers at the home of Mrs.
Sarah Deeds during the past week.
Others on the program were Hester
Beall. reader. and Mrs. Charles b.
Donch, who was accompanied by Mr..
Donch.
Mary Helen Howe entertained the
music group Of the Catholic alumnae
at an informal tea at her home In
Brookland last Sunday An artistic
program was presented by Sam War
dell, violinist, with Mrs. Howard Blandy
acconpantSt; Louise Ryan McNerney,
pianist; Mary Helen Howe, coloratura
soprano; the music group and vocal
solos by Florence Yocum, Cathreen
Carrico and Katharine McEneany.
Mrs. McNerney acted as accompanist
for the singers.
AS director Of this group, Miss Howe
has presented these singers in monthly
programs throughout the Winter sea-
son. June 2 they will sing Hymns
Mass of the Immaculate Virgin" at
st. Johns Church, Clinton, Md, when
Mrs. McNerney will preside at the
organ.
Formal opening of the new studios
of the Dorothy Henneman School Of
Music was celebrated recently by an
entertainment for the students and
their guests. Prizes for highest month
ly averages were awarded to Robert
and Rosalyh Sullivan, Geraldine Par
ent, Katherine Cox, Marjorie and Rob-
ert Nye.
An unusual feature of the program
was series of four duets played by
Helen Louise Baldwin in which she
was assisted by special duet recordings
on a reproducing piano. Geraldine
Parent and Benjamin Sullivan played
piano solos The party closed with
musical games and march played by
the Rhythm Orchestra.
Alexander Henneman gave a talk to
the pupils OF Eastern High School
Tuesday on poetry and music. He illus
trated his discourse with a number OF
compositions and recited appropriate
poems.
A few days earlier he presented Edna
Jones in a song recital at the Wilson
Normal School.