Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21

R1ShA hASFAR, pldIllSt, oausH-
- ter of Anton Kaspar, will re-
turn to this city Tuesday after
Il four months of study and travel
in Europe.
The Washington branch OF the Sher-
wood Music School, State accredited,
announces the opening Of new studio
at Stoneleigh Court. This school, start
ed last year, will continue its courses
in all fields Of musical education in its
other two studios as well, namely at
Falkstone Court, and at Bethesda, Md.
Anita Shade president of the Ger.
man Literary Society, will give lee
ture on Goethe in Music" as the first
Of her series of lectures in English dur
ing the coming season. Songs by Mo-
Fart, Schubert and other German COM
posers will be sung by well known
leider singer.
The choir of the Lutheran Church
of the Atonement has begun rehearsals
AS this year marks the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the founding Of the con-
gregation, a celebration is to be held
the first part of December, in which
the choir is to play prominent part
Marjorie @. Davis, for eight years
member of the faculty of the Wash
ington College of Music, has returned
to this city, after year spent in Provi-
dence, r. I. Miss Davis has opened her
studio in the Farragut Apartment.
The choir of the FIRST Congregational
Church has begun It's rehearsals for
the season. Ruby Smith Stahl, the di
rector, is receiving applications for all
parts.
T. Guy Lucas, organist of st. Johns
Church, Lafayette square, announces
the first Of the regular monthly re-
citals to be held on Monday, Septem-
Der 80 The soloist will be Minnie
Volkman.
Anna Sloan, Washington cellist, has
returned from her vacation and will
shortly reopen her studio at 1907 La
mont street.
Mime. Regina Vicarino announces the
reopening of her studio at 1912 Twen-
tieth street northwest
Soloists at the German service at
Concordia Lutheran Church this morn
ing will be Lula Reuss, soprano, and
Elsie Krieg, contralto. They will sing
the duet, Der Geist des Herrn," by
Lassen
At the English service the chorus
| choir viii sing the chorale Come Holy
| Ghost" by j. Dowland and open Our
Eyes" by McFarlane. Lula Reuss will
sing 20, Rock of Ages" by job.
Brahms during the offertory.
The Caroline Mckinley Studio of
Rhythmic Dancing will open its ninth
season october /. Miss Mckinley has
! spent the past four months abroad
| studying the modern dance technique
| in leading German schools. Dorothy
| Parsons and Evelyn Preble Walter are
to join her teaching staff.
Christine Lindbergh Levin has re-
! turned to this city from a Chautauqua
! trip north. On one occasion she sang
| at two chuches, both at morning and
! evening services.
The choir OF Calvary M E. Church,
| Columbia road near Fifteenth street
northwest, under the direction of Louis
Potter, has resumed its regular function
in the worship services of the church,
| and will sing this Sunday morning the
anthems, "Oh, How Amiable," by West,
and Rock of Ages" by Buck. AT the
evening service they will sing THE Soft
Sabbath Calm" by Barnby. Ruby
Potter and John B. Switzer will be
Mr.. Potter will play for the organ
numbers, at the morning service,
! Alteration" by Mauro-Cottone; Ele-
vation," by Wely and Festive March, >
by Smart; at the evening service,
Evening Rest" by Eddy; "A Trumpet
Minuette," and "Marche Religieuse," by
Gigout.