Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-18

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been engaged as director and
~ organist of st. Adams choir.
NM He will take charge Of the
music there the middle of
November.
Ann Sloan, cellist, will be guest artist at the
Woman's City Club tea this afternoon.
Warren F. johnson will resume his organ
recitals at the Church Of the Pilgrims at 1880
O'Clock this evening. He will play "Pralu-
dunn" Albert Becker; "Fugue on Bach"
Schunann, and Echo Bells" John Hyatt
Brewer.
Hildegarde Johnson, contralto, pupil of
Beatrice Goodwin. solost last Sunday at
Emery Methodist Episcopal Church.
Two Washington composers Mrs Chester
Adair and Karl Holer, will be featured in to-
days music hour at o'clock at the Young
Womens Christian Association. Helen Turley,
contralto, will sing some of Mrs. Adar's songs,
with the composer at the piano. and Helen
Belt, violinist, will play some Of Mr.. Holer's
selections, accompanied by the composer.
Two soprano solos by Mrs. Alexander G.
Bentley will be featured in this Sunday eve
nings concert in the Shoreham lobby by the
Lowe-Nevins Concert Orchestra between $40
and pm. Classical and popular numbers will
make up the program, which Raoul Da Costa
will direct.
Gideon A. Lyon, former president Of the
Arts Club, and Hans Kinder, director of
Washington's symphony orchestra, will
be the speakers at the tenth anniversary ban
quet of the Chaminade Glee Club, to be held
Tuesday evening, November 10, in the Shore
ham Hotel.
The next meeting of the Washington Alum
nae Club of the Mu Phi Epsilon National Hon
orary Sorority will be held tomorrow evening
at the home of Helen LIE Fevre Lyon, l740
Poplar Lane. Officers for the coming year
have been announced as Edith B. Athey, presi-
dent; Hazel G. Wood. vice president; Olive
Pratt secretary; Olive Writer'S treasurer; Vera
N. Ross, historian, and Carol B. Wagner,
publicity.
An interesting musical season has been
planned at Friendship House, 324-326 Virginia
avenue southeast by Miss Lydia Burkln head
resident. Under the leadership of Jessie M.
DIN, resident director of music, who has re-
Gently come to Washington from Chicago,
where she directed choruses for the Civic Mu-
sic Association for the past seven years, q
number of musical activities have been added
to those already offered On Sunday after
moons, beginning November l. from S to g.
programs will be given by Washington must
clans. Mary Apple, contralto soloist at Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church. will give the
first program.
Frances Gutelius will direct the Washington
National Children's Hour from WMAL Friday
morning from 10:45 to IL o'clock. She will
present Charlton and Karlina Meyer and Wal
ter Drummond Swank in a miniature sym
phnoic program Of piano numbers.
At their general meeting last Thursday eve
ming, in the Frances Gutelius studios the Dis
trict of Columbia Federation of Music Clubs
unanimously Endorsed the National Symphony
Orchestra junior concert series and promised
large attendance at these concerts out of
its % junior clubs and choirs. A short
memorial tribute to the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Moore was given by the president, Mrs.
Gertrude Lyons.
The Rubinstein Club, under the direction Of
Claude Robson will hold its regular rehearsals
Tuesday morning and evening. Those desiring
to sing with this organization should COM
muncate with Mrs Milton c. White. 5516
Thirteenth street northwest
D. G. Dounis. internationally known violin
teacher, who arrived only recently in this coun-
iS in waS md has