Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

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Twenty-frst street northwest. and is
giving one scholarship each IN violin
and voice.
Leland Logan, q young blind Amer
lean tenor, who, through special Schol-
arship and interest on the part of the
American Foundation for the Blind, has
received training in Italy for both con-
cert and opera, viii sing Tuesday, Feb
ruary 4, at the Arts Club of Washington.
The club presented a MacDogell pro-
gram last Thursday night, when Rose
and Otttllie Sutro were honor guests.
Those presenting the program, which
was directed by Theodore Cannon and
arranged by Dorothy DeMuth Watson,
were: Robert Ruckman, Elizabeth
Winston and Clay Co.'S, pianists; Flora
MacGnl Keefer, contralto; Helen Howl
son, soprano; Frances Gutelius with
Mabel Duncan in piano and cello en-
semble; Mildred Kolb Schulze and
George Wilson, as accompanies for the
singers.
Mary Helen Howe, chairman Of music
Of the District Of Columbia Catholic
Alumnae, directed the choir for the
high mass and benediction at st. Johns
Catholic Church, Clinton, Nd, last
Sunday, Rev. John Horsehamp oflciat-
ing. The chant mass by Dumont was
sung with the proper of the mass by
Tozier. There were solos by Miss Howe,
Alberta Riley and Fanny Sylvia Howe.
Louise Ryan McNearney presided at the
organ, with Aloysius Horsehamp, vio-
1nist.
Mrs. Brookes Fletcher, wife Of Con-
gresham Fletcher Of Ohio, viii be the
guest soloist for the afternoon session
of the Federation Of Women's Clubs at
the Roosevelt tomorrow.
Mrs. John Jesse, operate soprano,
win be the guest soloist at the organ
recital at the First Congregational
Church February 4.
The washington Alumnae Club of
Mu Phi Epsilon, honorary musica' So
ciety. which enjoyed a special party
during the holidays and held a meet
ing with, primarily. discussion conferred
on the opera seasons Just concluded in
January, will have the next regular
meeting February at the home Of
Hazel Wood.
Alice Harvey, pianist; Anna U1ke,
eellist. and E. Bernard. violinist, played
MendelssohniS Trio IN D Minor" opus
10, at the meeting of the German Lit
erary Society last night.
Ethel Lynn Frost, singer, presented
two groups of songs by Mendelssohn,
Schubert, Raff, deIAcqua and Mozart,
accompanied on the plano by Mrs. P.
Lishmen.
Amy Abb Dustin was soloist for the
Scottish Society Of washington Tues
day night. She also will be soloist for
the Masonic meeting In Baltimore this
The Music Study Glass. Miss Georgia
Miller, director, held meeting Mon
day. Piano numbers were given by
members. Miss Miller. gave a talk on
the Wagner operas as she had seen
productions Of them In the Royal Opera
House of Berlin while she was studying
IN that capital. She will give an all
MacDowen program at an early date.
Pauline NJ. Bruner, contralto, viii be
eoloist at the regular weekly re-
hearSal Of the Lovette Choral Club
Miss Bruner will sing "a Dream OF
Egypt" song cycle by Amy Woodforde-
F1nden. Eva Whitford Lovette viii ac-
company the soloist and viii give the
regular group vocal lesson.
Students Of the washington Con-
eervatory Of Music, assisted by ad.
vanced singers under the auspices Of
Angelo Liguort, who has recently be-
come associated with the conservatory
Will BANC pIOBKdm 4nuI6uhy dAgeI-
noon. The older singers on the pro-
gram have sung in concert with such
world-renowned artists as RiccardC
StracciarL These singers, Ethel Kenns
and Edna Shepherd, viii give both op.
cratic and lighter solos. Signor Liquor
himself will sing tenor ariaS from PUG.
cini'S la Tosca."
The Chaminade Glee Club viii pre-.
sent q program at the John Dickson
Home Tuesday evening. Jessie 3. Blais
dell will accompany the club.
Anne Yago McGuffey, contralto, vii
sing "Traume" and Erda's aria from
''Das Rheingold" In the program O
Wagner music presented by Lewis At
water, organist, at 5 o'clock this after
noon at ALI Souls Church (Unitarian)
Sixteenth and Harvard streets.
In addition to their usual activity il
musical affairs, the Nordica MANDOLIN
and Guitar Orchestra and Nordic
Banjo Club, organised and directed
Walter 7. Holt have been heard IRE