Evening star., 1931-04-19
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TM&N LIZ FEVFE LYON. Nt0ltnfses
and Dorothy Russell Tedd, pianist
recently presented o shWt rec1eaA
at the American Association 06
University Women. Their numbers
included DA<hS "Air on the @ Stamg, Bo@a
eRrerarfg "AGnnck," ERmmartintS 'CWn1o Am0~
poso" and ia Precieusc," by Couperan-Kreis~
Rer pfnyed by both artists. Solo selections and
AEiss Lyons notes upon the selectinns paAye0
completed HIGHLY interesting progEam.
Francesca Kaspar Lawson gave q recital 0a
Auru 10 1er the wOman,s Club 04 URxtaSoA~
VIE nd. On March 81 Mrs. Lawson sang SOR
the WOmans City Club, accompanied ~ E1D~
abeth Darlington Simpson.
Announcement has been made that the
Sursng concert Of the Rubinstein Club has been
changed from Tuesday evening TO WEDNESDAY
evening OF this week.
The April piano recital by pupils Of La Sano
Spier win take place this afternoon ut $50
O'Clock In Mr. Spier's studio, 2235 Bancroft
place northwest.
Sophie G. Snyder, graduate Of the Peabody
Conservatory of Baltimore, recently presented
a group Of students in recital IN her studlos
$40 Decatur street northwest. Those particle
pating included Shirley Starr, Mildred Fritchs
Bessie Rosenblum, Beatrice Goodman, Morton
Littnaan Martin Siegel Nancy Gillian, Fannie
Jacobs Debra Freilicof, Miriam zelter and
Frieda Shatenstedn.
Edith J. MacCartee was one Of the guest
soloists on the program with Catherine Light
burn, contralto, at the banquet and services
of the Ninth Street Christian Church last FRI
day evening.
An organ recital will be glven this afternoon
by Edith B. Athey at o'clock at the First
Conversational Church Ballston Va. The pros
gram viii include selections by Guilmant Bachs
Macfarlane, Bach -Gounod, Becker and Kinder.
Mrs At1ey is organist at Hanline NJ. E. Church
in this city.
Ruth E. Thomas presented a group Of pupils
in piano recital last Sunday Afternoon. Those
who performed Included Mary Eleanor Thomas,
Margaret Braithwaite, Irene Daw, Bruce Le
Gore, winifred Rogers, Carol Hollingsworth,
Mary Townsend, Margaret SwartzelI Mary
Steer, Mary H. Miberg, Edna Braithwaite.
Marie .Sauter and many others. i.
Among other artists assisting at the annual
benefit tea held by the Womans Guild at Sib-
ley Memorial Hospital, in Rust Hall, Anna
Sloan, celist, gave several numbers, including
selections by Staisini and Van Goens.
Warren F. johnson will give an organ recital
at the Church of the Pilgrims at T:30 O'Clock
this evening. He will play Scenes Prom
Shakespeares The Tempest, Ariel" "Epi-
thalamium' and THE Enchanted Isle,' BY II.
J. Stewart.
o'clock Emma Pran Knorr will give Illus
trated talk en- what One Should Listen for
in Piano Playing"
A Joint concert Of the Mems and WnmenS
Glee Clubs Of George Washington University
win be given Friday at 8:15 pm. at the Pet
worth Baptist Church.
Amy AIhi Bustin soprano, gave q recital at
her studio IN Waverly Hills, Va, recently and
presented two young singers, Ethel BeH, So
prano. in group Of Scotch songs, and AGRrs
jorie Dawes Of Chevy Chase, in an old English
group.
The Madrigal Singers directed by Mrs. John
Milton Sylvester, win sing at the Albright Me-
mortal Evangelical Church this evening.
AErs. Henry white entertained at q studio
musical last Saturday evening. The program
was given by Lucy Dunwoody Higgins and Liz
liam z. Pace, sopranos, and Olga Krumke end
Mrs. Charles Membert, mezzo soprano, with
Emile Margaret White at the piano.
Gertrude Lyons, soprano, and Edythe Mars
naion Brosius, harpist, win give musical prO-
gram for the North Carolina State Society
Tuesday, when q reception win be given TO
members Of the D A. r.
The District Of Columbia Federation of Music
Clubs VIII hold contest for young artists on
Saturday at pm. in the First Congregational
Church. Each artist is requested to have his
own aecompanist and to report not later than
l:30 pm to the contest chairman, Beatrice S.
Goodwin, for final instructions.
The Junior Clubs affliated with the District
Of Columbia Federation of Music Clubs viii
give their tenth musical evening Friday in
Barker Hall at pm.
This morning the choir of Christ Church
Georgetown under the direction Of Richard
Tuttle Bell organist and chohmaster win sing
Hear My Prayer" by Mendelssohn. Thelma
Rice viii be the soloist
The washington Hotel Orchestra, conducted
by Abilio Martins, will offer aa interesting pros
gram tonight, beginning at $50 O'Clock. Selec-
tions by Goldmark, Chopin, Delibes, Granadas,
Marquarre, Safnt-Saens and Puccini viii be
rendered.
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