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ranged by zoltai: Butterfly, Butterfly, -
the waltz from "Coppelia," by Delibes,
and "Finiculi, Finicula," by Denza.
The soloists will be Audrey Rooms,
soprano, secretary of the Choral Club
and chairman of the musical committee
for the society, and Ethel Lynn Fast,
coloratura soprano. The club will be
under the direction of Eva Whitford
Lovette, who will also assist the soloists
at the piano. Pauline Lishman is the
club accompanist.
Beulah B. Smith, club president. has
called a special rehearsal for this after
noon at o'clock, in addition to the
regular meeting tomorrow night.
Nellie Barber Brooks, lyric soprano,
will be the soloist at the annual ban
quet of the Chevy Chase Baptist Church
Friday.
Mrs. Brooks will also sing a group of
songs at the social evening of the Ma
tive WaShingt in the Washington
Club the same evening.
=, Eva Whitford Lovette will assist at
the piano.
AT the evening service at Concordia
Lutheran Church, which will be a pa
tr1ot1c service in commemoration of
the birthdays of Lincoln and Washing
ton, the music will be furnished by the
Dawson Glee Club. They will sing
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men" by
r. Vaughan Williams; "Ecce Quomodo
MoSitur," by Palestrina; a setting Of 20
Captain, My Captain" by Henry Holden
Huss, and Let Their Celestial Concerts
AL Unite" by Handel
AT the German service at 10 am.
Alice Wilcox and Margaret Randolph
Muse will sing duet, Herr Jesus See
lenfreund," by Mozart. At the English
service the offertory solo will be ''The
Lord Is My Light" by Francis Allison,
sung by Mrs. Fred Graebner The cho-
rus choir will sing the choral LET Ny
Prayer" by Purcell, and the anthem
BE Glad. o Ye Righteous" by Henry
Smart, with Raymond Escherich, tenor,
and Mayne r. Coe, baritone, as soloists.
The choir of the Lutheran Church of
the Atonement, North Capitol street
and Rhode Island avenue, will give a
sacred concert Wednesday evening,
February 26, assisted by Robert Ruck-
man, organist. A pipe organ, recently
installed, will be dedicated that evening.
The public is invited.
Helen Bury, mezzo-soprano, will sing
q group of songs at the meeting of the
Indiana State Society Tuesday at the
Willard Hotel.
The senior choir of the Epwortf M.
e. Church South will give a service of
music at 8 o'clock tonight under the
direction of Edwin Moore, organist and
director of music.
The program will include the religious
music OF ancient and modern times as
well as the music of many different
composers.
Mrs. George Goodwin will assist Mr..
Moore in several piano and organ
numbers.
The symphonic orchestra of the In
stitute Of Musical Art and student solo,
lists will be presented in a concert at
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Tuesday at BIS pm.
The orchestra, directed by DR.. C. E.
Christian will play alfalfa" over
ture, Mendelssohn, and Symphony No.
J." by Beethoven.
Student soloists will be Hanna Booth.
pianists; Daniel Gevinson, Charles
Hyder and Flora Clayton, violinists;
Dorothy Quinn, Sylvia Shapiro and
Hazel Hughes, singers. DR.. Christiani
and Karl Holer will be the accom-
panists.
Signor Amanda Jannuzzi, operate
tenor of La Scala, Milan, Italy, an
nounces the opening of his Washington
studio at 3403 Fourteenth street north
west.
Ray Palkin, soprano, assisted by Rose
Krawitz and Mr.. Bovey at the piano,
sang for the Army Medical Officers
Masonic Club at the Walter Reed Y.
NJ. C. A.
Others on the program also included
Jimmie James, e. Lemuchi, Loretta
Sutheridge and H. Duke in popular in
Strumental music.
The entire ensemble will repeat the
program for the Fellowship Masonic
Club Saturday.
Miss Palkin sings at Arlington Hotel
February % for the North Beach Home
Club. She will give songs in Italian,
French and English.
The quartet choir of Foundry M. e
Church will present q special musical
program tonight. It will include: Or
6an prelude, "Capriccio" Qemaire) /;