Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08

"a Church at AIS pm Charlotte klein.
r. a q. O., dean of the District al
Columbia Guild of Organists. an6
organist and director of this church
has arranged an interesting program which win
include an organ solo, Handel's Concerto IN a
Minor" contralto and a tenor solo and threa
anthems. Soloists will include Mrs c. c. Me-
Donnel, soprano; Vera Medley Ross contraltoA
George Anderson. tenor, and J. Kidwell, bass.
The Spurron Club met recently and elected
the Following officers for the ensuing years
Nan Fulton, president; Frances Ferguson, vice
president; Dorothy Talbot, secretary; Virginia
Bowman, treasurer; Elizabeth Cannon, social
hostess, and Mary Louise Hoyt publicity The
club Is under the direction of Marie Howe
Spur
Warren F. johnson will give an organ recital
at the Church Of the Pilgrims this evening He
Will play two movements from the Second
Sonata in d Minor" by Max Roger
The Friday Morning Music Club win hold I'M
first business meeting Of the year this Friday
at Barker Hall In the Y. W. c. A. BUILDING
The meeting, which win take place at IL noon,
Is for active members of the club only.
The choir of Calvary Methodist Church a
preparing an all-Bach program to be given
at musical vesper service on Sunday afteFs
noon, December 6, at 4 pm. 1t is desired t6
augment the choir for this occasion and guest
singers will be welcome. Rehearsals are being
held Tuesday evenings at the church at 7:30
o'clock under the direction of Louis Potter.
Ellen Nelson Barnes, concert pianist and
teacher, and newcomer to Washington mlSis
cal circles, has announced the opening of her
studio at her home on the Alban Towers apart-
ments, $500 Massachusetts avenue northwest
Mrs. Barnes, who is a graduate of the New
England Conservatory of Music has studied
under Kreutzer in Berlin and attended master
Interpretation classes under Alfred Cortot In
Paris and Walter Geiseking in Berlin
An interesting recital viii be given Thursday
at the Arts Club by Helen Turley, contralto.
Herman Faklers baritone and Helen Augusta
Colhoun reader, with Mrs. Chester Adair On
accompanist.
change d date from Saturday evening.
November u, 10 Monday evening, November q.
Is announced for the concert to be given Jointly
at the Wardman Park Theater by Marian
Chace and Lester Shafer, dancers, and Geoeea
Cornwel, composer pianist
GVS9
ming at Hood College, Frederick Md, BY Helem
Ware, violtn1sts and Louis Potter, pianist. Tha
program, which Included Beethoven's piano emo
violin sonata IN &c Major Opus &c." was eutlhu-
siastically received BY large audience.
J. Horace sznithey win sing a baritone sold
during the special music which win be rRess
scented this morning by the choir Of the Mas
tionA City Christian Church, of which ". n
Braithwaite Is director and Robert FeuckxnaxT
organist. During the evening service Rosexss
berg's chorus, 'Tet Us Have Peace" win ne
sung with o soprano and alto duet BY Helen
Turley and Mrs. Lttlefield
Mrs. Appoline Blair, formerly of Washinas
ton, returns here tomorrow to conduct the frs
rehearsal Of the season Of the Schubert Choxxa
Club, Of which she Is honorary president a
well as guest conductor.
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