Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-20
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UNHUsIC OF SPRING" will be the
subject of the last program to
be given this season by the Tuesday
Evening Choral Club, Mrs. Frank How
ard, director. Assisting will be Kath-
crime Cullin, pianist. and Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann, basso.
Julia Schelling will give lecture re-
cital on the subject of Wagner's opera,
"Tannhauser," before members Of the
League of American Pen Women at
o'clock at their headquarters next
Sunday
Assisting Miss Schelling will be Mr..
Minna Volkmann and Miksa Merson,
pianists, of this city.
The Junior School of Gunston Hall
presented a program entitled Song of
Roland" in French and English, with
an original toy symphony overture.
given at the school Tuesday as benefit
for the Elizabeth Nelson Mason Me-
mortal Library.
Rafaelo DiaZ, tenor, of the Metro
politan Grand Opera Co.. presented
program of songs at the home of Mrs.
Thomas w. Phillips, ir., Saturday after
noon, April IL.
Oba Jan Gibson, lyric soprano; Harry
Harth, xylophonist, and Robert Thomas,
pianist, rendered a program Tuesday
evening for the members of the Metho-
dist Home. Popular numbers and old
time favorites were used.
Nine. Clara Schinskaya. Russian
opera soprano; Senorita Aurelia Colomo,
Mexican soprano; Sonora Maria c. de
Avila of Mexico and Mrs. Eula Alex
ander, pianists, and Sencr Horacio
Avila, violoncellist, are giving musical
program today at the Roosevelt Hotel
following a luncheon party given by
Senior GonZalo de Arrange of Cuba.
The luncheon is in honor of Col. Jose
Urdanivia, military attache to the
Peruvian embassy Senior Arrange, who
Is tenor, also will sing a group of
Cuban songs on the program.
The vested junior choir of the Church
OF the Pilgrims. Esther LinkinS, director,
with Walter Swank assistant accom-
panist has been invited to sing at the
National Better Homes week service to
be held at the Girl Scouts Little House
next Sunday at pm. Included in their
program will be Christ is Risen," by
John Prindle Scott: How Lovely Are
the Messengers" by Mendelssohn, and
a duet. Come, Sing With Exultation."
by Spencer-Manney, sung by Imogene
Bird and Edward Fuller.
The choir also will present program
at the Industrial Home School Wednes-
day evening. Imogene Bird, Roger Toll
man. Charles Burton and Edward
Fuller will be heard in solos and duets.
Walter Swank will contribute some
piano numbers.
The program given at the Willard
Hotel for the Virginia State Society by
Myra Cathran Marks. soprano, and
Muriel Owen Day. pianist, was repeated,
by request, for the Sons of the Con-
federacy at the Confederate Memorial
Home Tuesday evening.
The annual concert of the music sec
ton of the Womans Club of Chevy
Chase, Md, will be presented Wednes-
day evening, April 30. at $3.50 o'clock, in
the auditorium of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School, Forty fourth street
near Leland.
Mrs. Samuel Barbash, soprano, of At
lantic City, N. j. was soloist at the New
Jersey State luncheon of the D. A. r.
Tuesday at the Hotel Washington. when
she sang composition by her daugh-
ter. Miriam Barbash, who played the
violin obbligato, with Elizabeth Gardner
Coombs at the piano.
Miss Barbash, who is Is years old, has
dedicated her song to the D. A. R., and
shows talent as a composer as well as
violinist.
Mrs. Barbash and her daughter. who
were staying at the MayfloWer Hotel,
have returned to Atlantic City, and will
come to Washington tomorrow, when
Mrs. Barbash will sing for the Daugh-
tiers of 1912.
Dorothy Elizabeth Hubbard, lyric So
prano, teacher of voice at the State
Teachers College. Indiana, who will be
recalled by her many Washington
friends, is spending the Easter holidays
as the guests of Eva Whitford Lovette.
zoos Q street, with whom she studied
during her residence here. She was an
instructor at National Park Seminary
for two years, after which she was con-
nected with CaZenovia Seminary and
Syracuse University in New York,
This afternoon Miss Hubbard will
broadcast special Easter program
from Station VOL. Her selections will
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