Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
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TINE District of Columbia Federation NJ
Music Clubs will hold its March meeting
at the residence of the president Mrs,
joseph M Stoddard. 1912 r street,
Monday evening at O'Clock
April 20 Is the date selected by the District
Federation to hold its local contest in niano
voice VIOLIN cello and organ. The contest will
take place in the First congregational Cburnb
Tenth and @ streets northwest All tbose
planning to enter should apply at once for
entrance blanks from Miss Beatrice Goodwin.
chairman, West Lenox street, Chevy Chase.
Plans are being developed by the Nat;ona,
Federation of Music Clubs for the Biennial
convention at San Francisco this coming June
special rates for transportation are being
arranged Tor those who intended to 90 and in
Iormation can be obtained from the District
PRESIDENT MRS. Joseph M. Stoddard, North 1851.
The Chaminade Glee Club, with Esther
Linkins as director and Mrs Howard Blandv
as accompanist, win give concert. Including
selections dedicated to the club by H. s. Gregor
ana Kari Holer, at the Women's City Club
WEDNESDAY. Albert Pargament, violinist, win
assist the club
Owing to the absence from washington of
Dorothy Radde Emery, the Capital City Choris-
Oers' OF which Mrs. Emery is musical director.
VIII postpone their rehearsal from Monday to
Thursday night, meeting at the usual stI,dio
In Stoneleigh Court
Inc junior choir of the Church of the
Ascension viii sing this morning Of the ~
O'Clock service in conjunction with the at1,,It
cnor. MRS. Baker, teacher Of music i'm the
puDnc schools, Is musical director of this orcan
ization of IS young singers.
Inc program to be given by the Lowe-Nevins
concert Orchestra in the lounge of the shore
nam Hotel this evening win include Mozart,a
overture from the Magic Flute" 'sWaltz of tI,a
Hours (Delibes), Bizets 'fSuite Arlesienne
tne Prelude de Deluge," by Saint-Saens, and
selections from La Boheme." by Puccini.
Warren F. johnson win give an organ recital
az the Church Of the Pilgrims at 7:30 O'Clock
tns evening He viii play ALLEGRO Ouai
Marcia" (Cole), "Intermezzo" (Joseph Bonnetl
ana "Andantino in @ Minor" Cesar Franck).
AS its share in the celebration of Music veeL
and to bring 70 close its third season. the
Schubert Cho0l Club win give an evening of
music Mon1Av May 4, at the La Fayette Hotel.
MRS. A. bae1f, guest conductor Of the club. win
come rom Boston for the evening. RehearsaIs
are now being held each Monday evening under
the direction of w. e. Braithwaite, with Emily
Dickinson at the piano.
An especially interesting musical program wan
gwen last Wednesday at Waugh Methodist Epis-
OF the new organ. Gene Stewart, organist.
assisted by Barrett Fuchs, baritone and CAROLYN
Manning. contralto, were the artists of the
evening.
Oba Jan Gibson, soprano, rendered a short
musical program Friday evening for the
Washington-Lee High School BaIiston. vs..
Emile Mann was at the piano.
The Animate Club held It's February meeting
NINA Of HTlaN
program was rendered by Louise Prescott
pianist; Clara Young Brown, soprano. and
Frances van der Bogert, contralto.
The Junior Choir of the Church of the Pill
grims, Esther Lnkins, director, with Gertrude
Walter as accompanist win present a varied
program at the Presbyterian Home next Friday
evening" In addition to choir numbers solos
duets and quartets will be sung by Imogen Bird.
Helen and Edith Henry, Edward Fuller, Charles
Burton Billy Wetton and Harrison Smith
The Washington Hotel Orchestra, under the
direction of Leo Martins win offer the follow
ing program tonight beginning at $50 PM:
Webers Overture from "Oberon," "viennese
Dance" Friedman), Mendelssohn,s "Italian
symphony" selections by Victor Herbert selec-
lions from Verdis "OteIo." and Arabesque''
by Debussy
"The Crucifxion," by Sir John stainer. will
be given at Trinity Episcopal Church, Third
and @ streets northwest, tonight at pm.
Solos will be sung by Earl Nails, tenor, and
George Lambert bass. The public is cordially
invited
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes chairman OF the music
section Of the Twentieth Century Club, an
nounces talk, Goethe in Music" by Anita
Schade, assisted by Dorothy Sherman Pierson,
soprano, for Tuesday at IL am in Barker Hall
MUSICAL STUDIOS.
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