Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-13

Helen Turley, contralto, has returned from
Summer of travel in the Middle West and East.
She will resume her position sooRst and
director of the Chapel Choir at the National
City Christian Church, and continue her teach
ing at her studio in connection with the church.
Warren F. johnson will give organ recital
at the Church of the Pilgi inns at 1880 o'clock
this evening, after which he will leave for q
months holiday He will play Fantasia, Op.
&c." by Bruno Weigl, and "Evensong," by +. L
Calver.
Announcement has been made that Mrs. La.
Vergne Sims Fairchild, formerly of the Cincin'
natl Conservatory of Music and winner of the
three-year scholarship under Nine. FL Reiner,
has accepted the position of soprano soloist in
the Mount Vernon M. E. Church for the coming
year.
Mary Helen Howe, coloratura soprano. was
soloist and directed the choir at the solemn
requiem mass for MS. Mary e. Horstkamp al
st. Johns Church at Clinton, Md. Miss Howe
was assisted by Delphine Barr Walsh. soprano
with Louise McNerney at the organ
Nine Marie Zalipsky has announced that she
has moved her studios to 1901 Park road, just
OF Sixteenth street. and will begin her lessons
starting with tomorrow. Mime. Zalipsky has
Just returned from a two-month vacation IN
Europe.
Esther Neal, contralto was the guest soloist
ct the Walter Reed chapel service last Sunday
Esther Spier, pianist, and Howard Moore
baritone, appeared as featured entertainers at
the Hay-Adams House when they gave theh
opening program Of a series on Labor day. Mis1
Spier and Mr.. Moore, in addition to Ruby Smith
Stahl, have been engaged by the hotel for
series OF musical presentations throughout the
Fall and Winter seasons.
Harlan Randall baritone who appeared al
the Fox Theater in the All-Washington Revue.
was re-engaged for the week of September 4.
singing from the pit during the orchestra
presentation.
An interesting program will be given by
Nancy Stillwell williamson. contralto in hel
annual recital before the members of the Bust.
ness womens Council at the Church Of the
Covenant next Tuesday evening Fannie E.
Buck viii accompany her.
Felicia Rybier has returned to this city after
an extended vacation in Maine. She visited the
Summer school of the Curtis Institute in Rock
port and also stopped OF week in Boston.
Henry Harding's School of Hawaiian Music
is now open for the season at 1904 Veazey
street. Cleveland Park.
One Of Germany's greatest conductors, Br,1saO
Walter, will come again to this country 80
guest conductor of the New York Philharmonic
Symphony and to Washington to conduct the
January &c concert. December Is and March
will both be conducted by Toscanini The
soloist at the first concert will be the dis
tinguished German violinist Adolf Busch, who
is making his Introductory tour sponsored by
Maestro Toscanini.
CIGISMOND STOJOWSKI, one of Americas
= foremost piano instructors conducted
three-hour master class in Interpretation for
pupils of Norman Frauenheim recently ak his
Pittsburgh studio Those who made tho
pilgrimage to Pittsburgh to play for the note4
Polish master included Marjorie Davis, wen
known accompanist of this city; Isabel Squibb
of New York, and assistant to Mr.. Frauenheim,
Emily Mann, of Washington and Leila Sher.
wood both of whom will appear here in concert
next season, under Mr. Frauenheim's auspices.
One of Mr. Frauenheim's foremost pupils, Betty
Kate Stone, was nominated by Stojowski to o
scholarship foundation which will provide q
New York debut for this l8-year old pianist at
a future date. Mr.. Frauenheim win present
Miss Stone to Washington public next season
as wen.
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