Evening star., 1931-04-05

EplScOpal CnuTCIl, anu n SbhOCIS
northeast, Laura Lindley teacher, will
Il present the Chaminade Glee Club,
Esther Linkns, director, and Mrs. Howard
Bandy, accompancst in benefit concert this
Wednesday at pm. in the church auditorium.
Assisting artists will be Janet Pickett, soprano;
Gene Stewart, organist Of the church; Harry
ChsrkaSsy violinist and Karl Holer, composer
accompaniSt Included in the clubs numbers
will be an arrangement of the Sxty-first
Psalm to Schubert's Ave Maria" especially
done for the club by Laura Lindley, club
treasurer and thrse compositions by members
of the club-"Dear Little Curly Locks" by
Florence r. Human; "Coquetry,' by H. S.
Cregor, and Triumph of the Dance" by KaYl
Holer.
Compositions for violin and voice by Karl
-Holer viii be heard at the April meeting of the
German Literary Society. Esther Cloyd, So
prano, and Harry Cherkassy. violinist, will be
the assisting artists
Edith MacCartee entertained recently at
musicale in honor of wilma Harris of Ala
bama. Soloists included Anna McGrath, So
prano, and Catherine Lightburn, contralto.
Frances Boss played selections by Rach-
maninof and Bach. and Marguerite Cappelle
was the accompanist for the evening
Warren F. johnson will give an organ re-
cital at the Church of the Pilgrims at 7:30
o'clock this evening, assisted by Walter H. NASH
violoncellist The program viii be Fantasia
on Piainsong Melody 'Ad Coenan Agni,'"
Hsaly william; Prelude du Deluge," Saint
Saens; In Paradisum," Guy Weitz, and
"Melodie,' by Gluck.
The next rehearsal of the Washington
Choral Festival Association will take place
Tuesday at the Central Community Center
Institute.
Gertrude Lyons soprano, sang a group OF
songs for the "Cafe de Coquelicot," given un-
der the auspices of the French section of the
Women's City Club Tuesday evening. Miss
Lyons will serve as one of the judges for the
Maryland Federation of Music Clubs in the
contest for young artists to be held April IL
at the Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore.
Final rehearsals CT "Songland Romance" were
held last night the stage of the Washing
ton Auditorium. The first performance will
take place tomorrow night at the Auditorium
Eva Whitford Lovette, director of the Lovette
Choral Club, has been selected to act as one
of the judges of singers in the artists division
in the biennial contest of the Maryland Feder-
alton of Music Clubs which will be held at Pea
body Institute in Baltimore Saturday at am.
The Woodlothian Chorus, William Starnell,
director, and Elizabeth r. McNeal, accompanist,
will sing the cantata, THE Dawn of Easter,
Dy IRA E. WILSON,, on the u street DalcOny Ol
Woodward & Lothrop tomorrow at 9:20 PM
Soloists will include Erna Embrey, soprano;
Adessa Ehrhart, con.4a.to Granville 1esf,
tenor, and Charles rIoore, bass. The wood
lothian Orchestra will play while the chorus
marches to and from the balcony.
Societe des Concerts Intimes in its fourth
season, has announced its tenth concert.
Wednesday, April %, to be dedicated to Ameri-
can composers. Elena de Sayn and Charlotte
Klien will perform the same program twice on
the same day. at 11:15 am and at 8:45 pm.
Gretchen Kier, soprano, and a pupil of
Edith Verden-Smith will sing this evening at
the Dodge Hotel at pm. Mrs. Virden-Smith
will be the accompanist for this occasion.
Selections by Mozart, Chopin and Schubert
will be included in the program to be given
by the Lowe-Nevin Orchestra this evening in
the lounge of the Shoreham Hotel Raoul de
Costa will direct this concert
The Washington Hotel Orchestra, under the
direction of Abilio Martins will offer selections
by Mendelssohn, Lehar, Tschaikowsky, Granados
and Puccini in the program being given to-
night at $50 pm.