Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11
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d. A. r. Congress, when he sang o song
by Bertha Curtis johnson, aye That
Have Faith" which it Is announced
has just been accepted for publication
by r. L. Huntzinger, Inc, Of New ;YorkS
City.
At the Parent-Teacher meeting IA
Brookland last Monday an unusually
interesting program was rendered H.
honor Of the National Music week be
students of Nine. Marie Won Unschuld.u
the reelected chairman Of music Of the
| District of Columbia Parent-Teacher
Association.
Sylvia Grace HeIder, violipist, whe
was married in April DO Lawrence D.
Williamson of Roanoke. Va, played
Vivaldts concerto at q recital in Gov
ington, Va, recently. Miss Helder II
presented under the auspices Of Ernest
Ladovitch of the Washington Conserva-
tory Of Music.
The Gordon Glee Girls, in costumes
| Of green and gold, the colors Of Gordon
Junior High School, visited the Home
for Incurables Wednesday afternoon,
April 80, and gave an entertainment Of
| songs. The SO girls from seventh and
eighth grades Of the school presented
yellow flowers to the patients. They
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The Woodlothian Chorus entertained
the members and friends Of the Ma
| tional Lutheran Home for the Aged
with program April 80, appearing ln-
der the auspices Of the Myra Glass Of
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church, Mrs.
Harry Daley director.
William Starnell directed the chorus,
with Elizabeth McNeal as accompanist.
There were both vocal and instrumental
solos given by Howard Moore baritone;
Mabelle New Williams, violinist; Gran
vile Leef, tenor; Turner FUR, cornet-
1St; Erna Embrey, soprano; Horatio
Rench, tenor. and Charles Moore, basso.
Gonzalo de Arrange, Cuban tenor, viii
be guest soloist at the Civilian dinner
Tuesday at the La Fayette Hotel Eula
Alexander will accompany the singer In
group OF songs Of his native country.
Irma Briggs. lyric soprano. was ure-
sented by Gertrude Lyons In group
OF songs at the annual business meet
ing OF the District of Columbia Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs Thursday
| morning at the Roosevelt. Margaret
Bowie Grant, accompanist for the Lyons
studio. played the Accomplishments.
Gertrude Lyons, lyric soprano, has
been given the honor Of singing poem
written by Grace Coolidge in loving
memory of her son, who passed on while
she was living in the White House,
which has been set to music by Fave
Mouser. This song will be sung this
afternoon during the exercises held by
| the War Mothers In the Amphitheater
| in Arlington National Cemetery, by spe-
cial permission Of both Mrs. Coolidge
and Mrs. Mouser, as the song Is unpub-
lished. The band accompaniment.
which will be played by the Army Band,
has been arranged by Capt. william j.
| Stannard, leader.
Felicia Rybier will present Eleanor
Blum in group Of piano numbers this
afternoon at the tea in the Women's
City Club House. Miss Blum will play
Fantasy Impromptu" Chopin, Hum
garian Dance" brahms, "Valse Bril-
| liant" (Mana-Zucca).
Eleanor Hulburt also was presented
by Miss Rybier last Friday afternoon In
group Of piano numbers at musical
| tea held in the national headquarters
Of the Daughters Of 1912 by the District
of Columbia Chapter, when Gertrude
Lyons was In charge Of the program.
For the German service at Concordia
Lutheran Church this morning william
| G. Noehlex, tenor. will sing "Was Mir
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