Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

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~ Eighteenth and I streets
northwest, viii give two
courses, beginning October q. The
first will be q series Of. 10 lectures or
THE Art and Technique Of the Choir
Director" and the other will be q course
on sight reading for choir singers.
The music Of the Liturgies Of the
Christian Church and their hymns will
be studied at Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church on next Friday, October ~
The 10 o'clock morning session VIII deal
particularly with the historical services
Of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The Sparrow Piano Club, under the
direction Of Marie Howe Spur, met re-
Gently and elected the following on
GERS: Everret Ward, president; Leonard
Dordon, secretary, and Virginia Bow
man, treasurer.
The Technical High School SYM
phony Orchestra viii provide the snu-
steal program for the international
Oratorical Contest at Constitution Hal
next Saturday evening, October IS, al
7:l5 O'Clock. This school organization
has membership Of 10. Dore Walton
- the ConouctoE,
Maud @. sewall has resumed her
musical activities after q Summer
spent In Maine. Her course in the
history and appreciation Of music IN
the Institute Of Musical Art will open
Thursday afternoon, October 30, ct
o'clock.
The second rehearsal Of the Rubin
stein Club VIII be held ut the Willard
Hotel Tuesday evening, October IL, al
8 o'clock, both morning and evening
divisions attending. Those wishing "a
join the club please make applications
to Mrs. Ethel Reed, 800 Carroll avenue,
Takoma Park, d. c., Georgia 1888.
The District Of Columbia Federation
Of Music Clubs held its first executive
meeting OF the season Monday, October
ID, at IL am. In the studio Of Mrs.
Gertrude Lyons, 1925 q street north
west.
Beatrice Goodwin, West Lenox
street, Chevy Chase, Md, chairman Of
the ninth biennial contests, requests
students OF voice, piano, violin, cello
and organ who are interested in these
contests to get In touch with her.
The contest for the District entrants
viii be held In April and the winners
here will then 60 to the semi-finals at
Charlotte, Va.
DR.. Edward Donovan, head Of the
department Of music at Geogetown Uni
verSity, has prepared q program Of mu-
sic built around the various national
tributes paid In such compositions to
Virgil, the Latin poet, which he will
Ya1ou fy1 y,anffa1 -, N0vavra1AaVs - h.
university.
Warren F. Johnson win resume his
organ recitals this evening at the
Church Of the Pilgrims at 7:30 o'clock.
He will play "Entree," by Pierne;
Sketch In F Major" by Frost; Bruno
o. Klein's "Intermezzo" and "FestaI
Song" by John e. West. ..
Mrs. George T. Thomaides, chairman
of the Music Committee Of the Inter-
national Federation Of Catholic Alum
nae, announces that arrangements have
been made with DR.. Edward p. Donovan
TO direct the musical program for the
Winter. There viii be a meeting of
the committee on Monday to make
plans for the many activities Of the or
ganization. Mrs. James z. Collidower
has been named president pro tempore.
Mrs. Fred Rice is assisting on the
Membership Committee.
Owing to the illness Of the organist
and choir director Of the Church of
the Ascension, Twelfth street and
Massachusetts avenue northwest, the
musical service which was to have
been given last Sunday night has been
postponed until tonight. The soloists
win be Meta Craig Turkenton, Ella
Mintz, Blanche Ramon, sopranos; Dor
othy Sinnot, contralto; Leslie Coyle,
tenor; Roy Sabean, bass; Elizabeth
Bernheimer, violinist, and q large
chorus.
The Winter schedule has been resum-
ed at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart,
Sixteenth street and Park road. At
the solemn high mass service at IL
perges Me" (Casciolini), Kaim's mass
In honor Of st. Paulina, offertory Sac
erdotes Domini" Byrd: other proper
Of the mass (Tozer). The solo quar-
tet is composed of Mabel O. Latimer,
soprano; Christine L. Levin, contralto;
Robert M. OLone, tenor; Joseph p.
O'Lone, IT,, bass. Mary Louise Sulli-
van is organist and director Of the
mixed choir Of 35 voices.
The soloist at the German service
at Concordia Lutheran Church this
morning viii be Lola Gerhardt, So
prano. At the English service the
chorus choir viii sing the chorale
Hear, o Lord" by. Tschaikowsky, and
at the evening service an organ recital
and choirmaster Of SC. John& Church,
assisted hv Minnie Volkmau. soprano.