Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
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nR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEEPER
- have issued invitations for the first of
a series Of Sunday afternoon musical teas
to be given at their apartment in
Somerset House beginning this Sunday
afternoon. The artists will include
Helen Daily, Dan Thew Wright. jr.,
Helen Bury, Frances Cole, H. S. Snyder
and Robert Davidson.
A new quartet has been formed under
the direction of Mary NJ. wilkins in
Georgetown and has announced itself
as ready for engagements. This quar-
tet, composed of university men, Is
composed of Leon Bryner, Barrett
Fuchs. Robert Fuchs and Robert Rig
giles.
At a recent banquet at the Maydower
Hotel In honor of DR.. Hauser Of New
York Giuseppe Bruno, baritone, was
the sololiSt, assisted by Elizabeth Gard
ner Coombs at the piano.
The thirty-second organ recital by
T. Guy Lucas at ST. Johns Church will
take place Monday evening at 8:l5 o'clock,
The program will include Bach's "Fugue
in Flat" Handel's Suite from water
Music" Shure's Peace of God" and
Salome's Grand Choeur." Ruby Grims-
ley will offer the ave Maria" by Bach
Handel, and Costa's Il viii Extol Thee,
o Lord"
A program of songs was presented at
Barker Hall last Tuesday evening by
Cornelia Hardness. soprano. and Leroy
Lewis, baritone. Mildred Kolb-SchulZe
was the accompanist.
Mrs. Charles j. Cassidy, pianist CO
the Grace Gilchrest Studio: Irving
Lean, violinist, and Priska Kaspar, ac-
companist, of the Anton Kaspar Studio
furnished a program Of music at re-
ception given by the junior class of the
day division of Washington College Of
Law on Sunday afternoon.
Florence NJ Yocum, twice winner of
the District of Columbia finals in the
national radio addition, will be the
soprano soloist at the fortieth annual
concert Of the Vaughn class Of Calvary
Baptist Church on Friday evening, No
vember II, in the Sunday school house.
The Tuesday Evening Music Club,
Florence Howard, director, announces
its first shut-in program of the season
at Neighborhood House on october 28.
This is the first of a series of concerts
for the hospitals and institutions of
Washington sponsored by the Kiwanis
Club of this city.
The Washington Conservatory of
Music on New Hampshire avenue an
nounces its annual Fall vocal scholar
ship contest. 1t Is intended to award
a scholarship to each of the four prin-
cipal voices as well as baritone and
meZzo-Soprano. Those wishing voice
trials may secure same by telephoning
Signor Liguori's secretary at North
6244 for an appointment.
The Junior Choir of the Church Of
the Pilgrims, Esther Linkins, director,
will sing at this evenings service
Fuller, boy soprano will sing Thou
Wilt Keep Him in Perfect Peace" by
Cox.
New members will be admitted to the
choir for the first time on Sunday eve
ming, November 8.
junior recital of students OF the
Washington Musical Institute, 1901
Clifton street northwest, was held last
Friday evening, october 20 The fol-
lowing pupils played: Doris Bowles,
Jean Yadkowsky. jeanette Stein, Mil
dred Simons, Sophie Pollock Frances
Gregory, Helen FUR, Sylvia Tolstoi,
Charlotte Anderson, Gloria Carter,
Margaret Russell, Evelyn Eibender and
Ruth diamond.
The soloiSts at the German service
at Concordia Lutheran Church today
will be Harry Meiners, boy Soprano and
Robert Volland, tenor. They will sing
the duet 20 du Liebe, Meiner Liebe,"
by Stainer.
Warren F. Johnson will give an organ
recital at the Church of the Pilgrims at
1880 o'clock this evening. He will play
Sonata No. on the Chorale," Com
mend Thy Ways Unto the Lord" ]. A.
van Eyken, and "Cantabile," M. E.
Bossi.
The following program will be pre-
sented at the Friends Church at e:45
o'clock this evening:
'Praiss Ys the Father" (Gounoa); hymn
II address, Alfred Stanton; Prelude C
n sIano RI: yaes EaPBs
Edna-Mae Miller tpisno5 SVoice Of the
Heart" lGaeD, orchestra; Negro spirituals.
Mason Willis. Mrs. Ralph Baker, accom-
PIANIST; The Last Hope" (Gottschalk).
Alfred stanton piano; "Slunber Song"
tSchumann), Tony Sapienza, violin: hymn
100; 'Torchlight March" CLARK, orchestra.