Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-10
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LORA McGILL KEEPER announces her
students Spring recital on Tuesday eve
ming, june 2. at $50 o'clock IN the ball
room Of the Willard Hotel The puDlic
is cordially invited.
Anna Sloan, cellist, was guest artist ut the
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church last Sum
day.
Soloists on the annual ladies' night program
to be given by the Vaughn class, Calvary Bap~
fist Church, on Tuesday evening win include
Dorothy sinnott. contralto. and Villa sempie.
pianist.
Warren r. johnson will give organ recital
at the Church Of the Pilgrims at 7:30 O'Clock
this evening He win play the first three move
ments Of the vierne Fifth Symphony"
Genevieve Pilot will give program Of modern
music and Bach at the Play House this Friday.
This win be Miss Pilots first recital in wash
ington. protege Of Alfred Cortot, she has
been heard In New York the past three seasons.
The modern composers on this program win
include Debussy, Casella, Honegger and PTOko-
fen
The Sing Song Glee Club Of Friendship House
will present the Operetta "Goldnocks and the
Three Bears" next Saturday afternoon at 2:3O
in Pierce Hall of All Souls Unitarian Church,
Bergling and Esther Linlins. Norma White
and Charles Burton win offer special vocal
solos and Bernadette Barth win be the accom-
PIANIST.
The adult department of the Sunday school
of the First Congregational Church announces
a concert to be given in the auditorium Of the
church on wednesday at 8:15 pm. for the
benent Of the Columbia Bible Training school.
Artists appearing on the program WIN be
Arsenic Ralon, violinist; Fannie Shreve Heart
sill, Soprano J. T. S. Kinsella, bass; Florence z.
Marshall, reader; Marian Mellichampe, pianist.
and Edith b. Athey, organist.
Anna D. Straub soprano and velma Snow.
mezzO, presented the musical program, with
solos and duets, between the acts of the Pierce
Hall Players production last Friday night On
Saturday Helen Shelter, soprano, and Robert
Simmons. tenor, gave the program, with Eula
Alexander at the piano The program was
under the direction Of Flora McGM Keefe4.
Herman Faller, baritone win be the scloise
for the Mothers day program 20 be given at
Arlington this afternoon. He win sing o cons
position written by a native Washingtonian.
Bertha Curtis johnson, "Ye That Have Faith"
Mr.. Fakler win be accompanied by the United
States Marine Band.
The music for the Mothers day pageant.
entitled "a Mothers Devotion" to be given this
evening at the West Washington Baptist
Church, Thirty-first and N streets northwest,
win be rendered by q mixed quartet composed
Of Dorothea Cutting, soprano: Ruth u. Hal-
stead, contralto; Barrel Fuchs, tenor, and Roy
E. Sabean, bass. Meta c. Turkenton Il the
director and MRS. Emory H. Bogley accom-
PIANIST.
The Apollo Male Quartet gave two groups Of
numbers on the program presented for the
thirty-fourth annual banquet of the Washing
ton Medical and Surgical Society ut the Nays
flower last Tuesday and also gave o short pro-
gram for the meeting Of Esther Chapter, O. z s.
on Thursday:
At st. Pauls Episcopal Church, Twenty third
street near Washington Circle, next Sunday
evening at O'Clock, there win be q reunion
Of the former choir boys and men and acolytes.
An persons who have sung in the choir or
served at the altar are cordially invited to
attend this reunion, which win be preceded by
an evenSong service. Arthur L. Simpson, d
former member of the choir, win be heard IN q
tenor solo and Master George Vest viii render
soprano solo. Samuel Leech Is organist and
choirmaSter.