Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
MUSIGRAPHS

TINE thinner Harp Trio, COM
posed of Nellie thinner, Marie
Mellman and Louise Harris,
Il with Harry Newcombe, bari
tone, of Boston. will give Spe-
cial concerts On Sunday and Monday,
November 9 and 10, at the First Con-
gregational Church, Tenth and G.
streets northwest On November 9 they
Will give special musical vesper serv-
ice at 4:30 O'Clock and on November 10
benefit concert at 3 o'clock.
The International Federation of
Catholic Alumnae Choral Clubs held
its initial rehearsal Thursday night
DR.. Edward p. Donovan. conductor of
the Georgetown Glee Club, is the di-
rector. Eileen Haltigan is chairman of
the attendance committee, with Ann
Brosnan, Helen DAILY, Catherine Dolan,
Mary Hannah and Rose Searles assist
ing Ethel Roddy is in charge of the
monthly musical program. The club
will meet every Thursday at pm. at
COL E street northwest.
Frances Gutelius has announced that
she will be the local representative of
the McGill University Conservatorium
Of Music of Montreal Canada for the
examinations to pe given by the dean,
Mr.. Douglas Clarke in the Spring. The
Summer class" of the Frances Gutelius
Studios was heard in a recital recently.
The soloiSts included a group for the
Kalorama Day School, where Miss GU
telius teaches.
Teachers and pupils of the Institute
Of Musical Art will give recital from
the stage of the Washington Auditorium
each evening during this week, begin
ming tomorrow, in connection with the
Chamber Of Commences sixth annual
industrial exposition. Those taking part
will include Clay Coss, pianist; Glenn
Carow. boy pianist; Bernard Milofsky,
violinist, and Mary ODonoghue, pianist.
The cantata choir at Concordia Lu-
theran Church, John r. Monroe, or
ganist and choirmaster, will sing the
Bach cantata, Thou Guide of Israel
at the evening service at 8 o'clock to-
day. The soloists will be Raymond
Escherich, tenor, and r. S. Hart, bass.
Elsa L. Raner, violinist, and Alice
Sigworth Morse. dramatic interpreter,
will be among the participants in the
fortieth annual concert of the Vaughn
Glass OF Calvary Baptist Sunday school
to be presented in the Sunday School
House on Friday evening, November IA.
The program also will include Florence
M. Yocum, soprano; Fred East, bass,
and William F. Raymond, tenor.
The I. F. C. A. Choral Club held
its initial meeting at the Institute OF
Musical Art on Thursday. The follow
ing temporary officers were appointed
by Mrs. Evelyn Thomaides, chairman
Mrs. James e. Collifiower, president
Mrs. Fred Rice, Miss Ethel Roddy and
Miss L. Hayden. The club will meet
every Thursday at pm. at COL z
street northwest
The District of Columbia Chapter
American Guild of Organists, will meet
Monday evening. November g. al
Epiphany Episcopal Church. talk or
"Bayreuth and Oberammergau" by Mrs
James S. Montgomery, treasurer of the
chapter, is announced for the evening
Tilghman A. Lambert will present q
short organ program and Gladys Man
chester Walin, contralto, will sing.
The Esmu Club (Etta Schmid Music
Club held its November meeting
yesterday at the studio of the director
Mrs. Charles Glenn Wells, 3432 Ashley
Terrace, Cleveland Park. William
Nye was the Soloist.
Gertrude Lyons. soprano has beer
invited by the American War Mothers
Of the District of Columbia to sing