Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
MUSIGRAPHS

TRETA LORLEBERG Won BAYER,
~ pianist, will be the featured artist
| in the program to. be presented this
week before members of the Friday
Morning Music Club. Mrs. Won Bayer
will play the "Etudes Symphoniques" of
Schumann and also will give the Rich
ard Strauss Sonata for Piano and Vio-
lin," with Henri Sokolov interpreting
the violin part.
Lillian Fairchild Jesse, soprano, is
scheduled to give songs.
,, Elena de Sayn will give a Commute
violin recital Friday at pm. over the
radio, station VOL. Eugenia Cherni-
awskaja will accompany her at the
| piano.
The board Of directors of the concert
management, Arthur Judson, Inc, an
nounceS that Alexander Merovitch has
been made a director and vice presi-
dent of the corporation, which has its
headquarters In New York City.
Howard Moore has returned from a
| visit to New Orleans, La, where he en-
| joyed the events of the Mardi Gras.
Mr. Moore also appeared as guest soloist
at the st. Charles Avenue Christian
| Church Sunday morning, March 8, and
broadcast two programs over station
WSMB of the National Broadcasting
| Co. March 8 and IL.
Esther Linkins, we'll known local mu-
| sician, who recently has specialized In
| the training of childrens voices, an
nounces the opening of a church studio
at the Church of the Pilgrims, Twenty
second and P streets northwest, in adj
| dition to her residence studio, at 3615
Newark street northwest.
Gladys and Gayle Hunt. "coloratura
| twins" sang at Pierce Hall for the St.
Paul Luther League last week. This
week they are giving a group OF In
| dian songs for the March meeting of
the Missionary Society of Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Ruth E. Thomas presented some stu
dents in a program at her residence stu
dio last Sunday afternoon. Those TAX
| ing part were: Edna Braithwaite, Mary
Steer, Doris Depp Marie Sauter, Robert
| Sauter, Helen Smith, Martha Steer,
/ Doris Long; Vernora Bogue, Elizabeth
Headden, Betty Father and Jean Lam
bert.
| Elizabeth Hume, lyric soprano, was
| soloist at recent banquet given by the
Fifth Baptist Church, southwest. She
has been re-engaged for another similar
affair later in the Spring.
The Esmu Club had an hour of music
under the director, Eta Schmid Wells
l March Is at Mrs. Wells studio, when
| the special soloist of the meeting was
Gerson Nordlinger, who played works by
| Beethoven, Chopin, Rheinberger and
Bach. William Nye gave a short talk
| on the orchestra.
Others appearing on the program
| were: Frances Osborn, aged 5 years;
Sylvia Wells, Mary Sterling, Claude Lea
| Pointer Carol Morrison Smith, Joseph
Wells, Nancy Jane Sterling, Margaret
Osborn, Mollie Schwartz, Louise Loetsch
Foust, Mary Tarbell Kenestrick and
Marian Ostermeyer.
Nina Buzzard, organist, will be pre-
Sented by r. Deane Shure in the follow
| ing program at Mount Vernon Place
NJ. E. Church South at 7:3O O'Clock
| tonight: Revere Imterromptue,"
Macmaster; "March S,'l de F NGeSuia and
Negro Melody" both by Becker.
Amy Dustin was soloist at Rockville
Masonic Hall last Monday, when she
sang Schubert's "Serenade," Kathleen
Mavourneen" and Mother Machree."
She will sing this afternoon at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. Meads of Col
lege Park, Md, at q reception in honor
| of the League Of American Pen Women.
Pearl Waugh and associate teachers
presented q group of junior students
in class demonstration in ear training
| and also in program of piano COM
positions Saturday afternoon at the
Central Studio, 1865 Columbia road
northwest.
Those taking part were: Ellen Tall
Jean Simmons, Eleanor Barton, David
Pitcher, Frances Hospital, Helen Quill
lian,F Dorothy Sommerwerck, Marie
Blanleut and Eleanor Hill.
Regina Vicarino, Sara Davis. Kath-
crime Kelly and EloiSe Static. all sing