Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-10

April 9 at the Fourth Presbyterian
! Church, Thirteenth and Fairmont
streets. Some of Mr.. SCOTS instru-
mental numbers. vocal ensembles and
solos, less well known than his sacred
songs. will be featured.
A joint recital by Annie Cornwell,
soprano. and George Cornwell, pianist,
was presented Wednesday at the CAL
vary Methodist Episcopal Church, Thir-
| tieth and @ streets, at 8 o'clock.
| The vocal numbers were by Men
delssohn, Dvorak, Robert Huntington
Terry, Sydney Homer and Conway.
At the tenth anniversary of the
| founding Of the American Legion,
celebrated in Continental Memorial
Hall last week. the United States Ma
rine Band accompanied Herman Fakler.
baritone. in Bertha Curtis Johnson's
latest composition, Eye That Have
Faith"
The words of this song were found
| on the body of a dead soldier upon the
battlefield in France and were brought
Inns of the George Washington Post.
No. /, to which the song Is dedicated.
Rita Rozada, Spanish contralto. who
has recently come to Washington, was
the soloist before the Federation OF
Women's Clubs recently. She gave two
| MaSsenet numbers, in addition to a ira
ditional Rumanian and a traditional
French song.
The students of the Dorothy Henne-
man School of Music presented at q
recent party, four piano selections, play
ed by Rosslyn Sullivan, and a violin
solo by Charles Lahey, accompanied by
Mary Alice Lahey.
This evening at 8 o'clock, the choir
OF Trinity Episcopal Church. Third and
| G streets northwest under the direc-
ton of George Middleton, organist, will
| render the sacred cantata "Olivet to
Calvary" by Maunder.
The guest soloiSt will be Robert
| O'Lone, tenor soloist of Sacred Heart
Church. The other Soloists will be
Mrs. George H. Lambert, soprano:
Mary Hartley, contralto, and George
H. Lambert, baritone The choir also
will render Stainer's "Crucifixion" Palm
Sunday night.
Grace Washburn, coloratura soprano,
OF Takoma Park, assisted by Richard F.
Farley, violinist, and Prof. H. 3. Han
| d
the Takoma Park Sanitarium Wednes-
day.
THE Man Of Nazareth" cantata by
James A. Rogers, will be sung by the
mixed choir of IS voices of Christ
church, Georgetown, on the evening
OF Passion Sunday, March II, at 7:3O
pm. Incidental solos will be taken by
Audrey Moore. Zerbee, soprano; jose
phine Robey, contralto; Laurence Lee
and Rev. E. Pinkney Wroth, tenors:
Barrett Fuchs, baritone, and Russell
Burroughs, bass. The choir is directed
by Mary Minge wilkins, organist.
Amelia M. Olmsted of the Chevy
Chase School of Music presented foul
students in an evening of music March
l. at the Chevy Chase Theater. Those
participating were: Dorothy Hobley
Clare DeLacy, Mary Burley Martin and
Katherine Ireland
| At the quiet period this afternoon al
5 O'Clock at All Souls Church CUni.
tarian), Sixteenth and Harvard streets
Lewis Atwater. organist, will present 9
french program. He will be assisted
by Ruby Potter, soprano, who will sins
The Bell, by Saint-Saens, and IL Heure
Exquise," by Hahn.
A course of 10 lectures by otto r
Simon on THE Technic and Art of the
Choir Director" will be given at the
Institute Of Musical Art, S31 Eighteenth
street. northwest, for 10 consecutive
Monday evenings, beginning tomorrow
night at o'clock.
The National Capital Choir, under
the direction of Albert w. Harmed. vii
sing Maunder's "Olivet to Calvary a
the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
intersection of Tulip and Maple ave.
nues. at this evenings service, begin.
ming at 8 o'clock,
The Soloists will be Irene Koehl. So
prano; Jessie Masters, contralto; Eu
gene Dahl and Lynn Gillchrist, tenors
Roland Matthews. bass. DR.. Harmed
VIII direct and play the organ.
The choir of the Church of tn.
Epiphany, under the direction of Adolf
Torovsky. A. A. G. O.. organist ane
choir master, will sing the mote
"Gallia," by Charles Gounod. anc
Blessed Jesu," from the "Stabat Mater,
by Antonin Dvorak, at the 8 O'Clock
service tonight. The soloist will b,
Beulah Brown, soprano.
Good Friday, March 90, at 8 O'Clock
the choir will sing the cantata Sever
Last Words" by Theo Dubois.
The violin department of the Wash.
ington Conservatory of Music. Inc.
with Ernst Vladimir Ladoyitch as head
gave q graded recital this afternoon al
the conservatory. Parents and friends
attended and evinced interest and gave
generous applause.
Mary Templin, contralto. and Ethel
Lynn Fast, soprano, soloists Of the
Lovette Choral Club, sang q group Of
numbers at the opening session Of the
District OF Columbia convention of the
%. A. r. In Memorial Continental Hal
Wednesday morning.
Miss Templin sang "Ah, Tho the ST.
yer Moon Were Mine" by Lohr, and
"Oh. Miss Hannah" BY Deepen. Mrs
Fast sang willamette" by del Acoua
and Cuckoo" by Lehman.
They were assisted at the piano by
Eva Whitford Lovette.
Elena de Sayn has announced a re-
hearsal Of the Little Symphony Thurs
day at pm. at 1705 X street. Draper
Building, IN preparation for a public
concert. Advanced players who are in
terested are invited to join.
as lneTe are several small symphony
orchestraS throughout the country
known as Little Symphonies" Miss de
Sayn has renamed her organization to
be known henceforth as the "Conduc-
torless Symphony Of Washington the
name stressing the point which makes
this orchestra unusual
Inc movement for orcheStras without
conductors originated In Russia. The
| ConductorleSS Symphony of Washincton
is among the first ensembles Of that
KIND IN America. It comprises every
variety Of instrument needed to per-
form orchestral works. The orchestra is
small, as 1t will be limited to 40 mem
bers.