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

ers, with Kathleen Thornburg, accom-
PIANIST, appeared in special program
of music at a st. Patrick's tea given
In honor of the American Gold Star
Mothers. Mrs. M. E. Warf1eld, chair
man, arranged the program, which was
presented at 3033 P street northwest.
Emile Bishop and Flora Clayton of
the Institute of Musical Art presented
II students In recital of violin and
piano music in the hall of the institute
last Friday.
The pianists participating were:
Marian Love King, Doris Gene Isbell,
Walter Dempsey, Dorothy Jackson, Mar
jorie Casey, Frances Worley, Jean
Dulin, Virginia Hughes, Edward Fra
zier and Ella Fraser.
The violinists were: F1orentine Boar
man, Myron Ehrmantraut, Ruth Kay
Olentine, Margaret Smith, Melvin Null
Ter, Clara Brinkman and Ina Sagen.
The District of Columbia Federation
of Music Clubs announces that en-
trants for the junior contests on April
26 must have their application blanks
in by April IL midnight.
This is a local contest confined to
the District junior members and is UNI
der the direction of Mrs. Lois Marshall
Hicks, chairman, 1904 Thirteenth street
northwest Adams $3.50.
Gladys Manchester Walin will be the
soloist at the morning session OF the
Federation of Womens Clubs at the
Hotel Roosevelt tomorrow. Mrs. Walin
is newcomer to Washington from the
Pacific Coast, where she was active as
a singer and teacher.
AT the afternoon session the Petworth
Women's Club will present. its direc-
tor OF music, Mrs Harlan Randall, in Q
group of songs, and Rosemary Finckel,
young washington pianist, who has
concertized extensively throughout the
East.
The soloist at the German service at
Concordia Lutheran Church this morn
ing will be Mrs. Fred Grabner. She
will sing Water Unser," by KrebS. At
will sing the chorale "AgnuS DEL" by
Decius, and Pierce Was the Wild Bill
low" by T. TertiuS Noble. The offer
tory soloist will be Alice Wilcox, who
will sing Save Me, o God" by Ran
degger.
At the evening service Mayne r. Coe,
baritone, will sing the 'RecesSional,"
by r. De Koven.
Tomorrow night the Lovette Choral
Club will entertain in compliment to
new members who have joined this sea-
son. The affair will be given in the
studio, zoos @ street, Immediately fol-
lowing the regular weekly rehearsal.
The director, Eva Whitford Lovette,
following a serious illness of the last
month, has returned During her abb
sence the assistant director, Lorena
Stockton Gawler, led the group.
A special rehearsal has been called
at 4 o'clock this afternoon in prepara-
ton for the clubs appearance in con-
nection with the musical salon, to be
held March 81, when a program of
works by T. S. Lovette will be given.
Grace Widney Mabee, national chair
man of music in religious education for
the Federation Of Music Clubs. will be
guest Of the District of Columbia
federation at luncheon April is.
Miss Esther Linkins viii be in charge
of the arrangements. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all directors and
members of choirs to join in this event.
Mrs. Mabee's extensive experience In
religious music planning makes this an
exceptional opportunity for those in
tereSted in this line Of effort. Make
reservations through Miss Linkins, 3615
Newark street. Cleveland 3674.