Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09
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Yokum, Elsa L. Raner, Alice S. Morse, Harry j
Harth William F. Raymond and Fred East
The accompanies viii be Marie C. Hansen,
Harry Wheaton Howard and Robert S. Thomas.
THE WASHINGTON Alumnae Club of Mu
Phi Epsilon will hold its next regular meeting
on Monday evening at BIS o'clock at the homo
of Mrs. Olive Writers, Clarendon Va pro-
gram of Indian music viii be in charge of Mrs.
Olive Pratt. Founders day, November 49, will
be celebrated by the Rho Beta Chapter and the
Washington Alumnae Club jointly with q
musicale and dinner at Tilden Gardens at GAS
pm.
THE CONCERT by the Nordica Mandolin
and Guitar Orchestra, Walter T. Holt, director,
which takes place this Friday evening at 8
o'clock win have as assisting artists Gladys
Marks, soprano; Howard Moore, baritone, and
Esther Spier, pianist.
THE L F. c., choral club, held its regular
weekly meeting Thursday night under the di-
rection Of DR.. Edward p. Donovan. Mrs. Evelyn
Stone Thomaides was the accompanist.
ANITA SCHADE has issued invitations for 9
lecture which she win give Saturday evening at
8 o'clock at her home, 1879 Rhode Island avenue
northwest. Mrs. Flora McGiI Keefer win
assist Miss Schade.
r. DEANE SHURE viii give series of Sun.
day night recitals Of Holland Psalms at the
Mount Vernon Place M z. Church.
MAXINE SNAVELY, soprano. will be pre-
scented this afternoon at the musicale of the
Marjorie Webster School Of Expression and
Physical Education, accompanied by Martha
Nice. Stevens.
THERE WILL BE musical service at the
Church of the Ascension tonight at o'clock.
The soloists viii include Ella Mintz Sue Card
ner, Blanche Ramon, Dorothy Sinnott, Leslie
Coyle and Roy Sabean, with Mrs. Henry Hunt
Mckee at the organ.
THE NOCTURNE Club of the washington
College of Music offered brief program at the
meeting last Wednesday. Those participating
included Betty Gray Catherine Benson, Cons
stance Gustat, Lena Kash and Celeste Pelton.
THE SOL.OIST at the German service OF
Concordia Lutheran Church today win be Alice
Wilcox, soprano, who will sing "Freu Dich Sehr
Meme Seele," by Won Weber.
THE NEXT rehearsal Of the Rubinstein Club
will be held on Tuesday morning at the Willard
Hotel, and in the evening at the Mount Pleas.
and Congregational Church.
NEW MUSIC Club was recently organized
at the studio Of Felicia Rybier, No. Dupont
Circle Miss Rybier was elected president, Miss
Little, vice president; Eleanor Hubert, secre-
tary, and Lena Morris, treasurer. The club
plans to meet the second and fourth Tuesday
of each month.
THE SCHUBERT Choral Club invites those
who are interested to meet the addition COM
mittee-Mrs. Emily Dickinson and Mrs. Char
lotte Lippitt- before rehearsal tomorrow evening
at the Lafayette Hotel IN the gold room at 7:30
o'clock
THE HARVEY School Of Music has moved
into larger quarters and has taken the house
at northeast corner of Connecticut avenue and
Kanawha street. villa Semple is playing for
Jane A. Delano Post Of the American Legion
on Thursday evening.
THE LYREEDN Male Quartet, Gertrude
Lyons, director, win sing for the special Armi-
stice Sunday meeting Of the Presbyterian Young
Peoples League to be held In the Church Of
the Covenant this afternoon at o'clock.
MYRA MACCATHRAN Myers announces the
opening Of her new studio at 1922 Massachusetts
avenue northwest. She win be assisted bg
Gladys Marks, Howard Moore and Esther Spier.
JAMES l. MILAN, formerly of Washington
and a pupil Of Mccall Lanhams, is at present
at the head of the music department of the
Freehold Military Academy of New Jersey and
associate organist the First Methodist Church
at Asbury Park, N j.
WARREN F. JOHNSON viii give an organ
recital at the Church Of the Pilgrims at 7:3O
o'clock this evening. He viii play Finale" from
Sonata di Camera" Bernard johnson; "Capric-
cio," James H. Rogers, and "PaStorale (Sufto
Opus 14l, Paul de Maleingreau.
ALL MUSICIANS and music lovers are iHa-
vited to attend the meeting tomorrow Of the
District of Columbia Federation Of Music Clubs
to be held at IL O'Clock at the studio of Ger
trude Lyons, 1875 @ street northwest II any
one Is unable to attend or wishes to join they
are ADVISED 70 communicate Win ksSGneI
Linking, 3615 Newark street northwest. Incis
dentally, the Misses Sutro have accepted th6
joint Craftsmanship Of the Committee on Ameri-
can Composers
HENRY S. GREGOR, pianist, and Emanue1
zetlin, violinist, win be heard in q joint res
cital at Pierce Hall Saturday night, Novembez
%. The program win include the Sonata IN
A Major" by Brahms and the Sonata In
Major" by Mozart. Each Of the artists win
play solo group including some modern CONS
positions played for the FIRST time In Washing-