Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
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A LICE ALLEN MERRELL, a musician
not generally well known In Wash
tngton. Is announced as the principal
| artist for the meeting this week of the
Friday Morning Music Club In Barker
Hall at the Y. w. G. A. headquarters.
She viii play Sonata" by Sammartini.
and violoncello solos. Dorothy Cogshall
and accompany Mrs. Merrell in her
solos. ~
Ruby Potter soprano, and Mary
Apple, contralto, both popular singers
here, will be heard in duets.
Franceska Kaspar Lawson gave a
song recital Saturday at Fairfax Hall,
Waynesboro. Va. February q recital
OF sacred numbers was given by Mrs.
Lawson at the United Brethren Church
In Harrisonburg, Va, Mrs. Lawson was
making her third appearance in each
place in these programs. 49,. =.
The Parthenon Male Quartet, assisted
at the piano by r. e. Rapp, director,
Northeast Business Mems Association at
its annual banquet in the Raleigh
Hotel Thursday.
The quartet also will sing February
81 in the Maryland Avenue Baptist
Church.
The members Of the quartet are:
H. A. Martin, first tenor: H. G. Leef,
second tenor; Howard Moore, baritone,
and Thomas Leef, basso.
Elena de Sayn announces that she
will give a few part-scholarshipS in
violin and piano to children who are
under 10 years Of age. Miss de Sayn
believes that the founding of musical
training when children are between the
ages of S and 10 years is worth several
times the same training begun in later
years. Interviews regarding the scholar
ships will be held until February Is.
Emily Frech Barnes presented stu
dents in @ recital at her residence
studio Friday. Piano solos, poems,
monologues and scenes were presented.
Those participating were: Jean Ellis,
Helen Flournoy, Dorothy Goebel Char
lotte Hammer, Maxine Hammer, Martha
Hess, Jean Kaiser, Muriel Maier, Doro-
thy Mckee, Edyth Priddy, Lois RouS-
seau, Helen Rudasill, Eva Satterfield,
Othello Satterf1eld, Eleanor Sneider,
Edith Roy Sparkling, Betty Titlow and
Russell Thomas.
Anton Kaspar, violinist, with his
daughter, Priska Kaspar, pianist, and
his niece, Franceska Kaspar Lawson,
gave concert Friday in Alexandria
under the auspices OF the parent
teacher association.
Warren F. johnson will give an organ
recital at the Church of the Pilgrims
at 1880 o'clock this evening. He will
play the toccata from Fourteenth
Sonata" Rheinberger; Songs of the
Exiles,' from "Evangeline Suite"
Charles o. Banks. and Rhapsody Cat
alan," Bonnet.
Amy Abb Dustin was soloist at Mrs.
Curtis entertainment at her home on
Belmont street for the Gen. Beck Cir
Gle, No. 4, Of the G. A. r. recently.
The Iona Junior Club of the 1nsti-
tute of Musical Art gave concert
Friday. Mr.. Gebest, DR.. Christiani and
Miss Bishop presented the following
students In piano and violin solos and
ensembles: Helen Bloedorn, Nellie Nc
Cain, Betty Love, Marjorie Love King.
Doris Jean Isbell. Robert Lloyd Davis,
Ir.: Helen, Henry and jeanette Stein.
The program was concluded with the
singing OF the school song written by
Karl Holer OF the faculty. Games fol-
lowed under the leadership of the
hostess, Mrs. Bridwell.
The soloist for both English services
az CouCOEolA, LuLueran Cnurcn HlIS
morning will be Margaret Randolph
Muse, soprano. At the morning service
she will sing BE Of Good Cheer" from
the cantata, Ruth" by Cowen, and at
the evening service, go Ye into All the
World" by F. G. Maker.
AT the German service at 10 am. O
double octet will sing "Jesu, Meme
Freude," an arrangement Of a Mora-s
Wan folksong, by K. SCHNEIDER. The
chorus choir Of 90 voices will sing in
the English service the chorale, Let
My Prayer" by Purcell. and the
anthem, God Shall Wipe. Away All
Tears" from the cantata, 1.-THE Life
Everlasting" by H. Alexander Mat
thews, with contralto solo by Carla
Santelmann. ~
Flora McGill Keefer mezzo con-
tralto, was engaged as guest soloist at
the Old Colony Club concert. given
Wednesday afternoon in New York City.
Mrs. Keefer was accompanied by Mill
dred Kolb Schulze, pianist-composer,
also Of this city.
Helen Bury will sing "The Star
Spangled Banner" at the meeting of
the legislative committee, the District
OF Columbia Daughters Of the American
Revolution, tomorrow night at the
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