Evening star., 1931-12-13
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evening at the National City Chris
tian Church at BIS O'Clock by Rob-
ert Ruckman. MIR. Ruckman has ar
ranged particularly interesting program He
will be assisted by Paul Brightenburg, violinist,
of the National Symphony Orchestra This is
the first of series of recitals sponsored by the
local chapter of the American Guild of Organ
lists, of which Charlotte Klein F. A. c. o. Is
dean.
John H. Marville, bass, will assist Lewis
Atwater, organist, in a program of Russian
music this afternoon at O'Clock at All Souls
Church.
Betty Baum pianist will give recital at the
Peabody Conservatory of Music, in Baltimore,
December 81. She will also give a benefit re-
cital at the Jewish Community Center in WASH
1ngton, January 4. Miss Baum has been a
member of the Washington Pianist Club for
several years
Louis Potter and Hans Kinder are selecting
work to be studied by the Washington Choral
Festival Association Chorus. The next rehearsal
will be held tomorrow evening at 8:15 in the
music room at the Central Community Center
Lester Shafer of the Denishawn School in
this city has gone to New York to assist Ted
Shawn in the preparation of his newest con-
cert production which will go on tour in jan
uary and February. Mr.. Shafer will design the
costumes and take part in the program, as well
as managing the production while on tour
r. Deane Shure, local composer has been
invited by the music commission of the Metho-
dist Church to contribute set of responses
and incidental pieces for use in Protestant
churches Other composers who have been in
vited to contribute include Mrs. H. H. Beach
Harvey B. Gaul, James H. Rogers Gordon B.
Nevin and William Lester
Announcement has been made that a Christ
mas pantomime will be presented at the Church
of the Holy City, Sixteenth and Corcoran
streets, by "Orchesis" of George Washington
University Thursday evening, at 8:15 o'clock
The George Washington Glee Clubs under the
direction of DR.. Robert Harmon will sing carols
and provide musical background for the
pantomime
friendship House is to have music program
this afternoon between and g. Solos will be
sung by Ethel Rody, soprano and readings will
be given by Vietta Droney
The Chapel Choir of the National Citv
Christian Church, under the direction of Helen
Iurley, will present the afternoon program at
the downtown Y. w. C. A. next Sunday after
noon at o'clock
Agnes G. Kelley, contrato was guest soloist
last Sunday at the Spiritual Science Church
OF Christ. Today the soloists will be Paul W.
Defoe' oaSs-oarltone, and Harry Marowe, tenor.
Elizabeth Gardner Combs, pianist will give a
Debussy recital before the service
special music at todays morning service at
st. Margarets Church will include organ seIec-
tlons, HandePs Symphony From Solomon"
and works by Milford Widor and Walter n.
Nash, played by Charlotte Klein, F. A. G. O.:
soprano solo, sung by Mrs. c. c. Mcdonnell:
the anthem, Hail, Gladdening Light by Sir
George G. Martin and Vierne's Symphony ":
Finale"
charles Burton, boy soprano, and a pupil of
Esther Llnk1ns, VIII sing group of songs at
the fathers meeting of the PIT A. of the new
Powell School tomorrow evening Marie TT
Little will act as accompanist
Warren F. Johnson will give an organ recital
at 7:3o o'clock this evening. He will play
Fantasia Prelude" Rudolph Peters; Caprice"
oy joseph Callaerts, and Overture in G major"
by P. j. Mansfield.