Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-08
MUSIGRAPHS

| ton at the Congressional Country Club
and at a luncheon at the Carlton Hotel
in connection with the national conven-
ton of Cosmopolitan Clubs held here
! last week.
The two programs included q group
Of songs by La Forge, among which
were Hills" and "Estrellita," an aria
from Samson ct Delilah," THE Time
for Making Songs Has Come" by J. H.
Rogers, and a group of ballads.
Miss Arth was assisted by christopher
Tenley at the piano.
Ida Hoyt Chamberlin, author-com-
poser, gave a delightful program of
songs of her own composition at the
luncheon given by Mrs. Faber Steven
son to the board of lady managers of
the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pital on Wednesday.
Miss Chamberlin Is known as the au-
thor of several musical comedies which
have been produced. Her browning sue
cess is her operetta Enchanted Isle"
: There were about 10 members present
to enjoy the music.
Lorena Stockton Gawler, coloratura
| soprano, will be the soloist next Sunday
at the Flag day exercises to be held in
the auditorium of Central High School
under the auspices of the local Elks'
Club. The Lovette Choral Club will fur,
n1sh the musical program, singing
Trail a-Winding," 1.-THE Halleluiah
Chorus" and the national anthem.
The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Lovette Choral Club was
held last Monday evening in the home
OF the president, Beulah Burton Smith,
in Brookland.
| Nellie Rorhor nroaLr aIonkal
president and Ethel Lynn Fast vice
president. Marietta Brumbaugh and
Audrey Rooms were reelected treasu-
rer and secretary.
In speech of commentator Iauding
the loyal support and artistic effort put
forth by the officers and members dur
ing the past year, Eva Whitford To-
vette, director, presented Mrs. Smith.
the retiring president, with a token of
| appreciation from her fellow members.
William J. Oates directed a musical
program at the John Dickson Home
May 81. The soloistS were Mildred
Smith pianist; Madge Morris, reader;
Mrs. Del Sale, soprano. accompanied by
Mrs. r.. S. Booth; Presley Wedding
trombonlst; Eugene Swygert, tenor;
William Mink, violinist: Estelle Norton,
reader; Mae Clark, dancer, accompanied
by Daniel Clark.
An instrumental trio was given by
Dora Clayton, violin; Thelma Norton,
violoncello, and Edna Mae Miller,
piano.
A vocal duet was sung by Charlotte
King and Dorothy Wedding, with Helen
Wedding as accompanist.
The orchestra opened and closed the
program and gave one selection midway
the entertainment.
The following program Of music will
be given at Concordia Lutheran Church,
Twentieth and G streets northwest, this
morning: At the German service Alice
Wilcox, soprano, will sing the PAX
Vobiscun" of Franz Schubert At the
English service the soloist will be Cath
reen Carrico, soprano, who will sing the
offertory solo, the recitative Thus
Saith the Lord" and the aria, ST Am
He That Ccmforteth." from the Elijah"
of MendelsSohn The chorus choir will
sing the chorale, Come Holy Chest"
by John Dowland. and the anthem
Peace Leave With You" by j. Varlev
Roberts, with tenor solo by Howard
Bursley.
The service is p1rt of the 190oth
anniversary of the Pentecost, and all of
the musical numbers are appropriate
for that season.