Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13

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M to from Greensboro, NJ c., will
WI be guest soloist this morning
at the Francis Asbury M. E.
Church South, Sixteenth and
Lamont streets northwest. Mrs. Ware
will sing as the offertory Consider the
Lilies" by John Prindle Scott.
This singer has recently come to
Washington to make her home here.
She was contralto soloist for q number
Of years at the West Market Street
M. E. Church South, in Greensboro.
Another special vocal number at the
service this morning will be: Duet,
The Beautiful City," by Wilson; Fannie
Shreve Heartsill. soprano soloist and
director Of music, and Esther Hall, con-
tralto.
The evening service will have as
music: Duet, Forever With the Lord"
Mrs. Heartsill and William e. Mattingly
pass soloist of Wallace Memorial
Church; solo, I'm Thee o Lord" by
Woodman, sung by Mr.. Mattingly.
Amy Abba Dustin. Washington So
orano, was soloist at the Woman's Ma
.ional Party program Wednesday night
She sang group of songs from Balfe's
Bohemian Girl"
Eleanor Virginia Duer, contralto, was
again Soloist at Grace Episcopal Church.
Thrifton, Va. last Sunday. She sang
For the Lord Is Mindful of His Own"
from the oratorio st. Paul"
The soloist at Concordia Lutheran
Church this morning at both German
and English services will be Lula ReuSs,
soprano of the Church Of the Atone
ment She will sing "Wie Gross list des
Allmaechtgen Guete," by Brahms, using
both German and English texts.
The chorus choir will have vacation
during July and August, but rehearsals
will be held during the month Of July
for choir concert to be given in the
Fall
! There will be Soloists and ensemble
numbers at all services during the Sum-
mer Last, Sunday solos we're render ed
by r. ]. Volland, tenor, and Esther
Celander. soprano.
Katharine Fowler, young Washington
organist, has returned for a second
! Summer of study at the University OF
Virginia While there she has been
asked, again. to give series of recitals
! She gave the first such program last
| Thursday night in the Mcintyre Amphi-
! theater. She writes that she finds the
playing of the organ out of doors par
| ticularly inspiring. The open air spreads
the sound so that it does not seem
I even to the organist, to be coming from
| directly in front only. Also the stars
| and even full moon over the mountain
add considerable atmosphere.
Miss Fowler mentions that Sylvia
Lent, the youthful violinist of Wash
! ington, who already has won interna-
tional recognition, gave a recital at the
university Tuesday night of last week
with George Wilson, Washington
pianist, as her accompanist. Miss Lent
| too, had moonlit background, which
seemed to increase the silver appeal of
the tone from her gifted bow.
Anne Gibson, pianist, presented a
! recital program at her home in
Clarendon, Va. recently. Her numbers
Beethoven FIRST movement); "Valcik in
D Flat" by John Mokrejs; "Kamennoi
Ostrow," by Rubinstein, and March OF
! the Dwarfs," by Grieg.
! Miss Gibson was assisted by Nina
Ford Gibson, soprano, who sang several
! selections.
| Warren F. johnson will give an organ
recital at the Church of the Pilgrim;
at 1880 o'clock this evening. He will
play Sonata in F Minor" by Franz
Lachner, and "Angelus- Meditation," by
j. Sebastian Matthews.
Alice Eversman sailed for Europe or
the S. S. Carmania the end of June
Before going TO Paris. Miss Eversmar
will see the Passion Play at Oberamer-
/ gau and visit friends in Italy.
! Hildegarde johnson, contralto, while
| in Cleveland Ohio. last week was pre-
sented in a recital from radio station
WTAM. Her program included the
"Serenata," by Toselli
Felicia Rybier has returned to hel
studio at No. Dupont circle from q
visit in New York City, where she was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
! Philip Stieff of Baltimore Miss Rybier
who is doing special hour programs
Saturdays at 1880 pm. that are being
broadcast by radio station VIDAL Of
Baltimore, is to be one of a group OF
musicians 10 present concerts next sea-
son in a music hall of the new Barbison-
Plaza Hotel which is to be opened tC
the public officially in october.