Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
M USIGRAPHS

Mr.. Black discusses all phases Of must.
cal subjects Is the result Of years Of
unfailing work, extensive research and
broad contact in the musical world.
Genuine and high musicianship, coupled
with charming personality, have made
Mr.. Black most interesting individual.
He was the honor guest one evening at
the studio Of Jerome williams, on Du-
pont circle.
Gertrude Lyons. chairman Of music.
Women's City Club, will sing at the tea
this afternoon, when Mrs. Edward Ever
EFT Gam will be guest Of honor, Mrs.
Lyons viii sing THE Rosy Morn Oan-
don Ronald) and Boat Song (Iarriet
Ware.
The Lovette Choral Club and Christie
pher Tenley, organist, will be presented
In recital at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church Wednesday evening. This will
be the third event presented In connec-
ton with raising funds for the new
organ recently installed. The programs
have been arranged by Mrs. Grace De-
land Jackson.
Mr.. Tenley will render two groups on
the organ, and the Choral Club, Eva
Whitford Lovette directing and Helen
Clark accompanying, will sing three
groups Of choruses. Ethel Lynn Fast,
soprano, and Mary Templin, contralto.
accompanied by Mrs. Lovette, will be
the soloists. Hattie Noel will be the
reader, and the Lovette Quartet, Mrs.
Brooks, Mrs. English. Mrs. Brumbaugh
and Mrs. Swenson, will sing O group Of
Southern melodies. A silver offering
will be taken.
Irene Juno, who has her own school
Of theater organ, has been asked by the
Martin Johnsons to arrange the music
score for their next big road show, now
being assembled In New York City. Miss
Juno played their current picture,
"Simba," at the Washington Audito-
rum for the National Geographic So
ciety, when Mr.. and Mrs. johnson were
present. She will 60 to New York for
two weeks prior to the ink,al showing.
The choir Of All-saifts' Church,
Chevy Chase, will sing the cantata
Victory Divine" by J. Christopher
Marks. at 8 pm.
At the IL o'clock service the musical
numbers will be: "Te Denm," by An.
drews. "Jubilate," by Schneider, and
offertory anthem Now Is Christ
Risen," by Nichols.
The solos will be sung by Emily Har-
rold and Bertha H. Cottsman, sopranos;
James T. Nicholson. tenor, and Robert
II. Davidson, baritone. w. H. Taylor Is
organist and director.
The musical program for the next
meeting of the Society OF MaynoWer
Descendants, to be held at the Wash
ington Club Tuesday. is to be provided
BY Elizabeth Stewart. soprano: Jo-
sepfine Stewart, contralto: Catherine
Benson, pianist, and H. T. Cole, nutlst.
The Catholic University Glee Club
makes two appearances on the concert
stage this week. giving a concert AZ
HOLY Cross Academy today ana one
at the university on Alumni night.
The concert at the Holy Cross Acao-
erv will be attended by the stuoentS
ct the academy. the alumnae and IN
vited guests. 1t is sponsored by the SIS
tiers OF Notre DAM. -,
The program Alumni night will be
varied in its scope. Several distinct
novelties are promised which viii par
ticularly appeal to alumni OF Catnoilc
University.
TIL. regular meeting of the Harmony
Music Club was held at the home OF
tha director. Mrs. C. Carroll Burke. 5000
Fifth street northwest, April 8, at 4:So
o'clock.
The subject for discussion WIS "The
beginning Of the History of Music" AZ
the conclusion Of thu meeting piano
selections were played by Betty RodrlcK
and Marguerite Bosco.
The next meeting will be held April
% at the studio of Mrs. Burke.
Peggy Rinercsc of PENNSYLVANIA. a
nrcrnisinx Young singer will sing at
Neighborhood House April "a ana at
the Y. w. c. A. the same date.
Mis- Ringrosn sang at the Congrega-
tional Church April /.
The third annual concert and dance
of the Columbia Banjo, Mandolin ana
Guitar, Hawaiian Guitar ana Ukulele
Clubs. under the direction OF Sopnocies
T. Papas, will be held in Barker Han
Of the Y. w. c. A., Seventeenth ano =
streets. next Thursday evening az
O'Clock. Rosa Polio Jarmar, contraioo.
will assist. An extensive ana varied
program has been arranged.
The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra. with the Nordica Hawaiian
Guitar and Ukulele Club and Nord'ca
Banjo Club, will appear in its tnlrtietn
annual concert next wednesday eve
ming at 8 o'clock in the auditorium oil
the First CONGREGATIONAL Church, Tenth
and G streets northwest. !.
The clubs are under the direction OF
Walter T. Holt. There Will be vocal
and instrumental solos. string quartet
selections and numbers by the entire
personnel Of the clubs.
The regular meeting Of the Spurr-O
Club of Music. under the direction OF
Marie Howe Spur, was held April 5
at the studio, TIA Eighteenth street
northwest A paper on Grieg. Mac
Dowell and DebuSsy was ready by MRS.
Glendora B. Eliason and compositions
of these composers were played by diff
ferent members Of the club.
The Livingstone College Octet Of
Salisbury, NJ c.. will render a recital
at Union Wesley A. M. e. Zion Church,
Twenty-third street between L and NJ
streets northwest, at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon under the auspices Of the
A. M. e. Zion Ministers Alliance Of
Washington and vicinity. o.
Clarence Sands and Erma Kile Of
Glen Echo Heights. Alden Potter Of
Carderock and Mary Comm Ford Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, were Soloists pre-
senting a musical program for the
Parent Teacher Association meeting
at the Glen Echo-Cabin John School
last Sunday afternoon, when benefit
tea was held for the schools piano
fund.
Orchestral accompaniment and num-
bers were played by q section Of the
Western High School Orchestra. Lucy
n TvnNh dfrArtnr A II Schultz of
Cabin John Park also played accom-
paniments and directed an instrumental
trio. including, besides himself, A. c.
wilkins and Rudolph Heman.
Frances Dengler, who has been pre-
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