Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24
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EARL CARBAUH. baritone, and the
George Washington University Glee
Club will present point recital at $50
o'clock this afternoon in the lounge of
the Manor Club. Robert Harmon will
direct the event. This is the first of a
series OF musical programs planned for
Sunday afternoons.
Rose Pollio-Jarman was soloist at a
recent luncheon of the Lions Club at
the Mayfiower Hotel Elizabeth Gardner
Coombs assisted at the piano. The
singer sang songs by three American
composers--Mrs. H, H. A. Beach, Lily
Strickland and Frank La Forge.
the musical program at the last
meeting of the Sons of the American
Revolution, held at the Mayfower
March 20, was furnished by Elizabeth
stewart. soprano; Josephine Stewart,
contralto, assisted by Catherine Benson,
accompanist, and H. T. Cole. flute.
The program, consisting of solos and
duets, was enthusiastically received by
the members of the society.
The Chevy Chase Chan,ers. under
the direction of Herndon Morsell. re-
hearsed recently at the home of DR.
Sterling Bockoven. The next rehearsal
will be at the home of F. w. S. Evans
on Maple avenue, when numbers will
be prepared for the Spring concert
and joint recital with the music Sec
ton of the Chevy Chase Women's Club
The Senior Club of the Institute of
Musical Art at its last meeting elected
to call itself Iona Club. using there
for the initial letters of the title of the
school. The evening was devoted to
music and games. Those taking part
in the musical program were Emile
Christiani, Claire Philomene Sgueo,
Gertrude Masur, Sylvia Notelevitz and
Janet Sheppard.
The meeting of the Junior Club of
the school, held Tuesday afternoon. was
very interesting one. Some Of the
parents of members attended. The
program included Arlene Appich. piano
selections by Charles Fox. Marjorie
Casey, Helen Bertman, Jimmie Tits
worth, Virginia Hughes, Jean Dulin,
Joy Moulden. Helen Bloedorn, Frances
Rappaport Dorothy Cramer. Mildred
LOCKER, Celeste Marx, Edward Frazier
and Glen Carow; violin numbers by
Helen Stein, Milton Dorfman. Daniel
Gevinson and Maurice Friedman.
The trio-Ford Cramer, first violin;
Everett Pugh, second violin; Nouris
Thies, third violin: accompanied by
Hanna Booth at the piano-played an
effective number.
The First Congregational Church
/ Choir, generally known as the A Cap
pella Chorus, Ruby Smith Stahl, direc-
| tor. announces openings for several ad-
ditional singers, including first tenor,
f, a first soprano and a second soprano.
| The aim of the choir is to always keep
| its several part voices balanced. In an
| ticipation of out-of-town programs and
| plans for next season, Mrs. Stahl will
be glad to receive applications for the
aforementioned voices mornings.
Iva Lee Newell. violinist: Mrs. Harry
! NJ. Test, organist; Grace Mooney Rich
ards, soprano, and John Chandler
! Smith, basso, will present a program
featuring the organ numbers at the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church, Western
avenue and Belt road, Wednesday night
at 8 o'clock.
The event is benefit for the organ
fund of the church.
l.. E. Mandy, instrumental director,
presented group from Eastern High
/ School in program at the Masonic
| Temple recently before the Federal
Chapter of the o. E. S. Those appear
| ing included Leah Effenbach, pianist;
| a trio composed of Elton Davis. Robert
Alexander and Wallact Talcott; Rachel
Niedoamanski. mezzo- soprano; the East
ern High Glee Club-F. Lewis. E. Wea-
yer. C. Converse and G.. van Denmark.
with Miss Wood at the piano; Charles
No.
| and girls clogging classes under Mr..
Simon.
DR.. Albert Harmed announces that
| there will be no rehearsal for members
| of the National Capital Oratorio ASSo-
| citation at the customary hour Tuesday
Of this week. The rehearsal is Cancelled
/ so as to make it possible for many OF
the members Of the organization to at
! tend church rehearsals or performances
| for Holy week and Easter productions.
Bertha Curtis Johnson's new song,
Eye That Have Little Faith" which
was recently sung by Herman Fakler
with accompaniment by the United
Marine Band Orchestra. was so well
received that it was repeated Wednes-
day, when the Washington Chapter OF
the SojournerS' Club gave testimonial
banquet at the Marine Barracks in
honor of Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune.
Charlotte G. Lippitt presented two
singers in an hour of music recently.
when Mrs. Bernice Bartl assisted with
humorous readings. The singers were
jeanette H. Prince, soprano, and Helen
Black Benham, contralto. Mrs. Ben
ham is SoloiSt at the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church. The accom-
panists were May Fl. Wilbur and Marie
Belt Ozabal.
Sadie Danhardt, accompanied on the
piano by Katherine Stein; Emily Jarboe,
accompanied by Mrs E. v. Carr; Jennie
Lee Mccoy, pianist, and Bob Boris,
banjoist, accompanied by Walter T.
Holt, presented musical selections at a
meeting of the Excelsior Literary Club
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
recently.
Louis A Potter director of music at
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church,
announces a special program today at
pm. to be given by the chorus choir
of 40 voices, with Ruby Potter. soprano;
John B. Switzer. tenor: Blaine Corn
we'll, baritone; Ruth Thomas. organist,
and Herman Hoffman, violinist, as
soloists.
The chorus will sing the "Inham-
matus," from Rossini's "Stabat Mater;
who Is Like Thee?" traditional He
brew melody, arranged by Norden. sung
a capella; Worship of God in Nature"
by Beethoven. for mems voices only,
and the Gounod motel. ''Gallia,' as
finale.
Dorothy Sherman Pierson. soprano.
will sing two seasonal songs, April"
and 1.-THE Winds in the South" on the
john Prindle Scott program to be given
April 0 in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, Thirteenth and Fairmont streets