Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05
MUSIGRAPHS

Washington musical circles have
learned with sorrow of the death Of
Elizabeth Helene Ca]low, wife of Edwin
G. Callow, resident of this city for Is
| years and former member of the Ru-
binstein Club and various local church
| choirs Mrs. Callow was noted accom-
PIANIST and soprano and for six years
was the home pianist of Theodore Roose-
welt at Oyster Bay.
Grace Hazard Wormelle closed a busy
Summer school of music recently with
number of recitals. Musical birthday
parties we're given by Jean Eichelberger,
Mary Louise Hamper and Catherine
Sherwood. Mrs. Wormelle also enter
tanned the East Gate Chapter and Adah
Chapter of the Order Of the Eastern
Star, Mount Rainier.
Emanuel Zetlin has returned to this
city after a Summer spent in Europe.
Mr.. Zetlin has begun his seasons teach
ing at the Washington College Of Music.
Mrs. William T. Reed has returned to
| Washington and has resumed her teach
ing at her resident studio, 26os Cattle
dral avenue.
Word comes that students from 80
| States, as we'll as from Bermuda, Ontario
and Mexico, registered last Wednesday
at Arlington Hall for its fourth season.
Semi-monthly recitals will be given this
year as usual. The seniors and the Glee
Club from Sullins College, Bristol, Va,
will also give recitals at Arlington Hall
this year. A program Of music will be
offered tonight.
The soloists at both German and Eng.
lish services at Concordia Lutheran
Church this morning will be Mabel
Kennedy, meZzo soprano, and Douglas
Hedrick, baritone. They will sing Der
Herr Ist Mein LIGHT" (The Lord Is My
Light) Of Dudley Buck, using both Ger
man and English texts. For the offer
nedy will sing "HerzliebSter Jesus" ar
ranged to a melody by Donizetti.
At the English service at 11:l5 am.
the chorus choir will sing the chorale
Grant Me True Courage, Lord" by
j. s. Bach, and the anthem It Am He
That Liveth." by Thomas Adams.
At the evening service at 8 o'clock
Mrs. Fred Grabner, soprano, will sing
by the Waters Of Babylon" by Howell.
The first recital Of the senior students
| took place at the Washington Musical
Institute, 1901 Clifton street northwest,
Friday Evening, october 8. The follow
ing students took part in the program
Mary Gastrock, Viola Houston, Wini-
| fred Chamberlain, Rosetta Kroner, Ros-
| Ign Carter, Bertha Gordon, and Victo-
rienne Bouillon. group of clarinet
solos was rendered by Mr.. Paul Garrett.
| teacher Of band instruments and of the
| faculty.
The Friday Morning Music Club an
forty-fifth season. The board of gov
ernors will hold their first meeting on
october 81 at the residence of the pres
ident, Mrs. Eugene Byrnes, at IL o'clock.
The first meeting of the entire active
membership will be held on November
z, at IL O'Clock, in the board room of
the Y. w. c. A. Building, at Seventeenth
and X streets northwest At IL o'clock
on the same day will be held the first
meeting of the Membership Committee.
Program meetings will start on Novem-
Der IA, in Barker Hall. the Y. w. C. A.,
and will continue every Friday until the
end Of April.
The Rubinstein Club will begin its
twenty-third year on the 14th of Octo-
Der. Those desiring to become members
are advised to get in touch Immediately
with the chairman of addition, Mrs.
Leon G. Bibber, 5457 Nebraska avenue,
Washington, D. G. Phone Cleveland
1851.
At the opening meeting of the Co
1unbia Bible Training School last week
the musical program illustrated various
phases Of work in the Curriculum under
Edith B. Athey, dean The work in
junior choir and child voice training.
under Esther Linkins, was represented
by Charles Burton and Edward Fuller,
boy sopranos. Adult voice training, I'M
der Fannie Shreve Heartsill, was rep
resented by Faye Simonton and Curtin
Totten. Group singing completed the
program, with Miss Athey as accom-
PIANIST.
A convocation of Lutheran church
music is being planned under the
auspices Of the Washington Lutheran
Ministers Association, to be held on
Friday, october "a, at the Keller Me-
mortal Lutheran Church, Maryland
avenue and Ninth street northeast. The
combined church choirs of so voices
will begin their rehearsals next Wednes-
day evening at o'clock.
The District OF Columbia Federation
Of Music Clubs inaugurated its new
season with luncheon given by Mrs.
Joseph M. Stoddard, president. to the
new officers at the Womens City Club
Wednesday, October l. Business mat
tiers pertinent to the federation were
discussed and it was decided to hold
the FIRST business meeting at IL O'Clock
Monday morning, October Is, ct the
vocal studio Of Ars Gertrude Lyons,
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