Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-01

Haerer, Francis Henley, Carlos Profeta.
Edward Middleton, Jacob Friedman and
William Smith.
The Lovette Choral Club will render
the song program at the flag day exer-
cises to be held in the auditorium of
Central High School Sunday afternoon,
June is.
Tomorrow night the club will meet
at the home of the president, Beulah
Burton Smith Besides the regular re-
hearSal there will be the annual cleo
ton of officers. Eva Whitford Iovette
is directing the club and Elsie Cranmer
is the accompaniSt.
Ruby Smith Stahl. soprano, was pre-
sented in a musical program at the
National Woman's Country Club Thurs
day AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock.
Felicia Rybier, pianist, recently re-
turned to her studio at No. 2 Dupont
circle, from visit in New York. While
in the metropolis she appeared with the
Rubinstein Club at the Commodore
Hotel. Her engagements to broadcast
over station WMAL have been extended
beyond the original plans, due to many
requests for later appearances.
Ethel johnson Bennett. soprano;
Maj. Joseph E. Campbell, violinist, and
DR.. Seba Christie, with Mabel Gettman
OStrander and Katheryn Crowley as &C
companists, presented music at the an
nual memorial ceremony at Abbey
Mausoleum last Sunday.
Charlotte Hartman, Washington con-
tralto, who went to New York last year
to continue her sutdies and specialize in
training for opsratic work, also has been
doing some church and radio work. This
80 ~ mill
broadcast with Vincent Sorey'S OrcheS-
ira on the Columbia net work, the local
station of which is WMAL. The local
station, however, is not listed among
the 81 stations to pick up this particu-
lar program.
Lillian Cherovc Ii, contralto soloist
of Christ Church, AL xan0ria, has gone
to Biloxi Mis- to attend the reunion
of the Sens of the Confederate Veterans.
Miss Chenoweth is sponsor on the staff
of the commander of the District of
Columbia and Maryland divisions.
During the absence of Miss Cheno-
weth, Lucy Lynch will be the substi-
tute soloist at Christ Church.
Alice Neal cont 40 sang a group
of songs at the meet O. the WHEEL Of
Progress at the nc 80 i1gt0n Mon"
day. Her numbers ,.'2.i selections
by Spross, WhelPlny rni LaFcrge. This
accompanist We IS, McEearney,
who also played s--o-.
Floreine Hurley, contralto, arrived
from New York Thursday to spend the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor M. Hurley. Miss Hurley, who
Is studying with Pasquaie Amato, APP
peared as guest soloist at a banquet at
the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York,
May 8.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee has returned
from five weeks of Vacaticning in At
lanta, Georgia and New York City.
While in New York, Mrs. Mckee had
conference with Cana Branscombe, who
will come to Washington next Winter to
conduct her Pilgrims of Destiny" which
the Capital City Choristers will give
under Mrs. McKee'S guidance, with COS
TUNES and settings.
During Mrs. McKee's absence, Fulton
Karr has been substituting as organist
Mt the Church of the Ascension. Today
there will be a confirmation service at
il am. The choir will be augmented
10 special music. The Summer sched-
ule, inaugurated today, will eliminate
evening services.
At the German service at Concordia
Lutheran Church this morning Esther
SSldLlIlcI dllu AllCc WuCOA, SOpIdIlOc,
will sing a duet, Herr Jesu, Seelen
Freund der Dsine," by Mozart.
At the English service the chorus
choir will sing the chorale GLORY Now
to Thee Be Given" by j. S. Bach and
the chorale "Jesu, Joy of Mans Dcsir-
ing" by the same composer. The Of
fertory soloists will be Helen Cady, So
prano, and Margaret Becker, contralto,
who will sing Let Us All With Glad
some Mind" by G.. F. Handel, a setting
of the poem of John Milton.
Ella Mintz has been engaged as So
prano soloist at the Church of the AS
cension for two months while the regu-
lar soloist. Lucy MacMoreland, goes to
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church for
that period.
The Summer quartet at Ascension will
include. in addition to Miss MintZ,
Katharine English, contralto; Leslie
Coyle, tenor, and Gilbert Clark, bass.
A tenor new to Washington comes from
Seattle, Washington State. He is Hugh
Ramon, said to be lyric tenor, who has
done solo work in the West in church
choirs, on the radio and on the con-
cert platform.
The Chaminade Glee Club. Esther
Linkins, director. and Jessie B. Blais-
dell accompanist will broadcast from
WMAL Thursday, from $50 to pm.
During the program Mrs. Blaisdell will
play several piano solos.
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