Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06
MUSIGRAPHS

scribing ways and means of sight read
| ing before the District of Columbia
Federation of Music Clubs.
The Washington Conservatory of Mu-
sic operate Quartet Is rehearsing works
by Verdi and Gounod under Colin
Clarke White, who was formerly con-
nected with the Metropolitan Opera
Company.
The Sacred Heart Choir will be heard
in concert at the Willard Hotel Mon
| day, February 4.
The choir is composed Of IS voices,
under the direction of Mary Louise
| Sullivan.
The program will include choral.
quartet and solo numbers.
This will be specIai opportunity to
hear Hazel Arth, Washington's young
singer, who won the recent Atwater
Kent prize.
Mabel c. Latimer is the soprano So
loist; Robert NJ OLone, tenor, and
Talbert Haslett, baritone.
| M. Bazarova entertained New Year
eve with the miniature production OF
Verdis "Rigoletto," using the small
theater, with puppet characters por-
| traying the action of the opera In syn
chronization with photograph records.
| The artistic electrical and scenic effects
drew much applause.
| At midnight the New Year was
greeted by the singing of Should Auld
Acquaintance Be Forgot?"
! Mrs. Wallace Streater gave group
of clever character sketches and M.
Bazarova sang group of songs, ac-
companied at the piano by Dorothy
Baxter.
This afternoon at o'clock In All
/ Souls Unitarian Church Lewis AtTater
will play a program of italian music.
He will be assisted by Francisco
Della Lana. tenor.
The public is cordially invited
| Frances Gutelius, pianist: Harlan
Randall, baritone, and Welhelmina Guide
reader, gave a program for the Alumnae
Association of Petworth School, which
was entertained at Christmas party
by Miss Mary Frank, the principal, De-
| cember %.
Edna Bishop Daniel announces that
Thursday, January "a, at $3.50 pm, she
will present group Of advanced stu
dents in a song recital. jointly with the
Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Orches-
ira, under Walter T. Holt. In the
Daniel Studio of Singing. Florence z.
Squire, accompaniSt, will present a
group of piano solos. Miss Jennie Glen
nan will be at the piano for the singers.
All who are interested are cordially
invited to attend.
Clarine Summers will sing group OF
songs and also participate in a duet
with her brother, Albert Summers, bari
tone, in a concert to be given at the
Government Hotel. January II. at 8
pm. Miss Florence Squire will accom-
pany Miss Summers.
The Columbia Banjo Club, under III.
| direction of Sophocles T. PapaS, gave its
first performance of the season over
radio December % and played at Wal
ter Reed Hospital December %. This
concert was much enjoyed by the boys
as was evident by the numerous encoreS
given and the hearty applause at the
close of the performance.
Mr.. PapaS gave several guitar solos,
but the SoloiSt of the evening was Mel
lie l.. Butcher. who played several
Hawaiian guitar selections.
The Columbia Mandolin and Guitar
Club played at Mount Alto Hospital
Wednesday. Miss Butcher again was
soloiSt. Mr. Papas gave several tenor
banjo selections. This club will be heard
over the radio soon.
Both the banjo and mandolin clubs
will continue their weekly rehearsals
in preparation of the annual Spring
concert in April.