Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-03

~ O'Clock at the National City CHRIS
tian Church, under the direction Of
Mccall Lanham. Mr.. Lanham will
be assisted by Gwilym Anwyl, tenor; Alder w.
Smith, basso; the choir of the National Ciiy
Christian Church, the Chevy Chase Schpol
Glee Club and the Lanham group Of singers.
Josef Kaspar is presenting IAN artist pro-
gram of music for the violin" Friday at the
Masonic Auditorium, at BIS o'clock The en-
semble will play two selections by Dancla, and
the soloists will be William Rodier Jean West
brook, Paul BrightenbeTg. Milton Schwartz, and
the accompanies Dora Minovich and Emerson
Meyers Forty Violins in unison viii play the
Borowski Alteration" finale.
Mathilde w. Kob contralto and Grace Shan
non pianist will be the solcistS at the second
evening of music" sponsored by the Mount
Vernon School Of Music, to be held "Wednesday
at the church, at BIS pm.
The soloast ensemble of the Institute Of
Musical Art, Otto T. Simon, director, and
IRVINE J. Stenson at the piano will give a pro-
gram at the Polish Embassy on Saturday after
noon.
Phyllis Gray Kim pianist will be the soloist
for the Sunday music hour at the Y. w. c. A.
this afternoon at pm.
Mary ODonoghue, pupil of Otto T. Simon
at theat the Institute of Musical Art, Won the
vocal competition of the District Federation of
Music Clubs, which held a week ago Sat
urday.
Josephine Forsyth Myers lyric soprano, Was
the guest artist IN the music section recital of
the Womens City Club last Thursday. Mary
Izant-Couch was at the piano.
The senior recital Of students Of the WASH
tngton Musical Institute viii take place We'd
nesday evening at BIS pm. The soloists viii
include Dorothy Coggeshall Bertha Gordon
Helen Dick, Maxwell Short Winifred Chamber
lain, Victorienne Bouillon and Gertrude DyTe of
the faculty. Miss CoggeshaA viii be the &C.
companist for Mr.. Short
The regular monthly meeting Of the District
of Columbia Chapter of the American Guild of
Organists viii be held on Monday in the choir
room OF Epiphany Church Mr.. Hitchcock will
speak on Organ Construction" and O program
of music for voice and violin by Karl Holer win
be given.
The American Association of University
Women viii present Helen MARCEL Bellman in
concert Of Theremin music at the University
Of Maryland on Thursday evening. Isabel p.
Middlekauf win be the accOmpanist
IL Felian Garzia, pianist, gave q concert IN
the Stoneleigh Court studio Of the District Of
Monday night as a compliment to MIS- william
H. Moses, retiring president.
Catherine paSsero dramatic soprano offered
a short group Of solos at the anniversary cele-
bratiOn Of FeIice CavalotH at the City Club last
Thursday evening She was accompanied by
Elizabeth Gardner CoombS.
Rebecca Dial, principal of the department Of
expression at the Institute of Musical Art en-
tertained at the institute last Saturday evening
with a recital by her advanced pupils, assisted
by Rebecca Mckinney at the piano, Jean Ward,
guitar, and Dorothy J. Smith, violin. The fol-
lowing pupils took part: Ada Volknan, Jessie
Holt, Beulah Murnan Mary Black and Betty
Rose Sutton.
An interesting recital was given last Friday
evening by 20 junior pupils of the Institute Of
Musical Art in their recital hall The follow
ing students took part: Piano-Pearl Blum,
Evelyn Huiet, Airline Appich, Mary Helen Cook,
GroSvenor Farwen, Emily Horton Dolly NAlr-
nan, Nellie Mccain Ruth Ulfelder Elizabeth
Farwen. ViOltn-Gerome Blum John Yeonans,
Louis Gutenberg. Kenneth Peck Gilbert Rauh.
ExpreSsioTl-Frederick Kleinknecht. Marguerite
Blick, Lucy Palmer Meade.