Evening star., 1930-03-30
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gagements as pianist. organist and in
the role Of accompanist.
At the presentation of the play,
Great Catherine" at Central High
School last Friday, Miss Athey furnished
the music, which included a short or
gan recital before the performance and
selections between the acts.
The choir of Trinity Episcopal Church
will sing the Maunder cantata, "Olivet
to Calvary" tonight under the direction
of George Middleton, organist at the
church. SoloiSts will be: Mrs. George
Lambert, Mary Elizabeth Parsons, Larry
lurik, George Lambert and Victor Rus
sell.
Maud Sewall will give the tenth and
nnal OF her series of illustrated lectures
on history and music appreciation at the
institute of Musical Art tomorrow at
pm. Her subject will be 'The Reper-
toire OF the Metropolitan for Washing
ton"
Mary S. Parker played a group of
CHOPIN selections and the Washington
Evening Star March," written bv Can't.
W. J. Stannard, at an entertainment at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Mead in Col
lege Park last Sunday afternoon. Ainne
Dustin sang Sweet Mother of Mine. +"
with words by Mrs. Ralph Lozier of Mis-
souri,, and read poem written by the
wife OF Maj. Gen Amos Fries. Iucie
Maxwell read a poem.
Felicia Rybier pianist. returned satur-
day from the South She announces
re-engagements in Florida for next
season. Saturday of this week she will
broadcast program over WBAL, Balti-
more, the first of series of six con-
certs. She has received fine reviews
OF programs given in her Southern tour.
Ina Holtzscheiter. soprano, and Helen
Neumeyer, contralto, with Mrs. Frank
Byram, accompanist, gave program
at the meeting of the Washington
Readers Club March II. Songs by
La Forge, Homer Samuels, Cox and
Mamma yucca were presented.
The music section of the Woman's
Club of Chevy Chase, Md, had a
musical tea at the home of Mrs. Louis
Boeckhoff last Monday.
Walter Holt and Alice Hill opened
the program with duet for guitar and
mandolin. Soprano solos were con-
tributed by Mrs John T. Stewart and
Mrs. j. L. Brooks Mrs. Frank Wilmot,
contralto. and Mrs. S. j. McCathran,
pianist, were other soloists Mrs. Dawson
Olmstead read some of her own
Hawaiian poems and gave a Hawaiian
dance. With Mrs r. c. Wilson, she
sang a duet, Kings Serenade' A
sextet sang the familiar Aloha Oe"
with ukulele accompaniment.
Louis Potter. ir., youthful violon-
cellist of Washington, will play two
selections at the evening service at
Centennial Baptist Church tonight, ac-
cording to announcement by Dr. Sven,
pastor The numbers will be London
derry Air" arranged for this instru-
ment, and Saint-Saens' lie Cygne."
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler soprano, will
assist Lewis Atwater, organist. in pro-
gram of Scandinavian music this after
noon at 5 o'clock in All Souls Unitarian
Church.
Mrs. Gawler will sing Cradle Song"
by Runeberg, and II Saw a Gull" by
Sinding
This will be the concluding program
OF the season.
At the German service at Concordia
Lutheran Church this morning Esther
Celander, soprano, will sing "Gebet"
c'Prayer") by Guion. She will sng
the English translation at the evening
service at pm
AT the English morning service the
chorus choir will sing the chorale
"Agnus Del" by Decius, and the trio
Hear My Prayer" from alfalfa" by
Verdi, will be sung by a trio consisting
OF Mrs. Fred Grabner, soprano; RAY