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

~ Antonio Ferrara Vi0lin1St and q
~ member of the National Symphony
Orchestra, will give recital at the
Washington Musical Institute on Sun
day afternoon, November %, at 5: 80 o'clock. Mr..
Ferrara, who is a member of the faculty at the
institute. will play the Vitali's "Ciaccone."
Beethovens Concerto in D Major" and two
shorter selections by Sammartini and Elgar.
Dorothy Coggeshall will be at the piano.
John MARTIN, critic of the dance and for
~ mer dramatic critic, will give the first Of
his four lectures on modern dance and drama
on Thursday evening at O'Clock at the Caro-
line Mckinley Studios, 1871 street. His
opening topic will be THE Forms Change"
A previously announced in The Star the
! Societe des Concerts Intimes will present
three famous American composers, Mrs. H. H.
Beach, A. Walter Kramer and John Powell,
assisted by Elena de Sayn, Russian violinist of
this city, In concert on Friday evening Deem
Der 4. in the gold ball room of the Shoreham
Hotel. This, incidentally, will be Mr.. Powells
first appearance in this city
OUIS POTTER jr., son of Louis Potter, well
L know concert pianist and organist Of this
city, has gone to New York and Is continuing
his musical studies at the Juilliard Institute of
Musical Art. He is at present studying with
William Willeke, noted cello teacher, and is also
studying piano, ensemble and theoretical
branches OF music study.
THE recital which Sylvia Lent noted violinist
and native Of Washington, recently gave
at Town Hall in New York was treated en-
Enthusiastically by the metropolitan critics. Miss
Lents program was evidently splendid
example of musicianship and the composition
Of La Sale Spier's, which she played with the
composer at the piano, was especially COM
mented upon.
All Souls Church (Unitarian) announces .
series Of half-hours Of music to be given in
the church at Sixteenth and Harvard streets
each Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. This after
noon Lewis Atwater will play q program Of
early italian music. Charles Trewbridge Tit
mann, bass, will sing "Vittoria Mo Core" by
Carissmi The public is cordially invited.
The Chaminade Glee Club has announced
that Hans Kinder will be guest of honor at it's
tenth anniversary banquet, to be held at the
Shoreham Hotel on Tuesday evening. Gideon
A. Lyon will be the speaker and Dorothy Radde
Emery and Erbin Thomas will also be included
on the program.
The Rubnstein Club will hold two rehearsaIs
on Tuesday. The morning rehearsal will take
place as usual in the small ballroom of the
willard Hotel at II o'clock, and the evening
group will rehearse at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church at 7:45 O'Clock.
The Lovette Choral Club will present an
Armistice program over WRC on Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock. Duets will be sung by Fay
Swenson, Beatrice Holland Lorraine Bentley
and Mathfde w. Kolb Audrey Rooms will sing
solo and the accompaniment will be played
by Elsie Cranmer. The club is under the direc-
ton of Eva Whitford Lovette
The Rachmaninof Club held its first meet
ing last Sunday at the residence Of Madeline
Aughinbaugh. The new president of the club
ing the talk by Charlotte Mataja were Adelaide
F1ckuS and Hazel Reck