Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02
MUSIGRAPHS

control and diction by the conductor.
The choristers are rehearsing for their
first Spring recital, which will be given
In the near future. A feature of this
program will be two songs, "Dreamhoat"
and Three Gowns" which will be sung
for the first time. These were written
and dedicated to Mrs. Mckee and the
choristers, by Dorothy Radde Emory,
accompanist of the club, q graduate of
Oberlin, who has made place for her
self among washington music lovers.
After the rehearsal the club was en-.
tertained by Marjorie little, whistler, of
San Diego, Calf, who whistled THE
Glow Worm" and "At Dawning." Mrs.
Emory gave talk about her associa-
tions with various choral clubs and their
activities.
Tamara Dnitrieh Of the faculty Of the
washington College Of Music presented
students in piano recital at the COL
lege last Sunday afternoon. The recital
hall was filled with parents and friends
OF the pupils. and at the conclusion of
the program tea was served the guests
and punch for the young people.
Those on the program were Claude
Holmes, Dorothy Steinbrucker, Estelle
Tabb, Marion Wolberg, Mildred Stein
brucker, Gertrude Enders, Olga Miller,
ian Culbertson, Howard Gossage, Alma
Schumacher, Sidney Greenspan, Jane
Burns, Sarah Cauthen, Marion Rueth,
Frederick Gray. Harry williams, Fulton
Krupshaw, Marjorie wilkins, David
Humphrey, June Hall, Frances Dowden,
and Dorothea Mann.
jeanette Mccartney, washington's
1oung soprano soloist, will entertain with
songs at the banquet to be given by the
Department of the Potomac, Grand
Army of the Republic, in honor of
Comdr. -in-chief j. Edwin Foster of Bos-
ton, at the Raleigh Hotel, February II. :.
Miss Mccartney will sing 1.-THE Star
Spangled Banner" as her principal selec-
ton.
At both German and English services
at Concordia Lutheran Church this
morning solo quartet viii sing "Wohlan
ALE Die Ihr Durstig Seid" GO Come
Everyone That Thirsteth") from the
Messiah" Of Handel.
At the English service the chorus choir
Will sing the choral Let My PRAYER
Come Up" by Purcell, and "Fierce Was
the Wild Billow," by T. Tertius Noble.
At 8 pm. RAYMOND Escherich, tenor,
VIII sing Jesus, Lover of My Soul" by
J. Wesley Hughes.
The Washington College of Music has
issued invitations to one of q series of
recitals at the college Friday at S:i5
pm. The program will be presented BY
Aurelia Beck, contralto; Mary Gastrock.
pianist: Lena Kash, pianist; Lucy Street.
soprano; Herbert Diamond, violinist:
Joseph Barbecot baritone; Victorine
Bouillon, pianist; Catherine Benson, ac-
companist.
The Friday Morning Music Club will
present a program arranged by Mrs.
Hugh Brown next Friday at IL am, :
Adolf Torovosky, well known pianist and
organist here; Margaret MenSe, soprano,
and Gordon Whitaker, tenor, will give
the program.
Maud q. Sewall will have as the sub
ject of her sixth lecture at the Institute
of Musical Art tomorrow at s pm. '"The
Orchestra" Miss Sewell, who illustrates
her talk at the piano, will give a study
of the symphony orchestra Of today,
with some consideration of It's. origins.
Most Of the instruments discussed viii
be exhibited and heard. There win be
examples of orchestral scores.
The second in a series Of recitals 10
raise a fund for the benefit OF the
church organ will be given Tuesday At
ais pm. at the First Congregational
Church