Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11

THE Girls Choir of the Wallace
Memorial United Presbyterian
Church. under the direction Of Mrs. J.
B. Lemon, will give an interesting
program of vocal and instrumental
music at 8 pm. Friday. This VIII be
given in the Bible school auditorium,
New Hampshire avenue and Randolph
street northwest.
The choir will be assisted by the
Quatrfduin Club, under the direction
of Daisy Fickenscher, and by Eleanor
Colborn.
Bernice Randall Angelica, who has
Just completed an alma mater song for
Wilson Teachers College here, and, as
director of the Wilnor Choral Club. con-
cluded a successful season presenting
programs in a number of schools, clubs
and before other civic organizations,
will teach two classes at George Wash
ington University this Summer. Her
subjects will be Modern Problems in
School Music" and Music Apprecia-
ton for the Layman." Both courses
will last throughout the Summer school
sessions.
The Claviarco Club met May at the
home of Alice Alpert, 1914 Montague
street northwest Mrs. Dufield directed
the practice of club chorus, after which
on the life and works of Frederic
Chopin, opening the program with
Chopin's waltz in A Minor" Others
giving piano selections were Lucille Hes
sick, Rachel Dufield, Betty Albrect,
Marjorie Firor and Carol Little. At the
business meeting following plans were
completed for the club recital to be
given on May "a. -
At a meeting of the B-Natural Club
of the Whitecroft Piano School Mon
day afternoon the children presented a
delightful program of violin and piano
music for their mothers.
Those participating were Doris Pat
terson, Ellen LETTERS, Mary Whitney,
Dolly and frankie Renaud, Norma Cur
ton, Cecile Riordon, Nancy Mariner,
Carl Hughes, Janet Calender, Frances
Eastman, Ernest Thompson, Fanny
Goldman and Isabelle Slye.
The program was closed with piano
solo played by Helen Williams, and q
group OF songs sung by members Of
the Claviarco Club.
Two children songs, FAIRY Tele-
phones" and Magic" words and music
by Bernice Randall Angelica, will be
sung by Frances Lewis and Charles
Burton in the operetta Fairies Are
Really Truly" being given tomorrow
evening in the Hine Junior High School
by two clubs of Friendship House-the
Sing Song Glee Club, Esther Linkins,
director, and the dancing class, A. Sarah
Bergling, director.
Charles Burton viii contribute solos
between the acts, accompanied by
Walter Swank, who also will play piano
numbers.
Ray Pallkin, soprano, gave the pro-
gram at the Playhouse May 3 for the
Masonic Social Club.
Miss Palkin, assisted by Catherine
Simmons, Edward Lemuche, Jean Ferro,
Alma, Claire and Dudley Davale and
Loretta Guthridge, will give a program
sponsored by the Red Cross at Walter
Reed Hospital this week.
Warren F. johnson will give an organ
recital at the Church of the Pilgrims
at 7:30 o'clock this evening. He will
play the following program of Spanish
organ music: "Fugato on q Basque
Theme" Jose de Erauzquin; Com
munion," Eduardo Torres, and "Finale,"
Jose Maria Beobide.
Melville Leonard, baritone, and Ma
rion Lawson Leonard, pianist and ac-
companist, were guest soloists at BAN
quet given recently by the Lutheran
Church Of the Atonement.
Herman Fakler, baritone, was soloist
on the opening program Of the recent