Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
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League of American Pen Women in
- Stoneleigh Court this afternoon at
O'Clock, under the direction Of Mrs Dawson
Olmstead. Lucy MacMorland. soprano; Ida L.
Stickney reader and Mrs James K Loving,
pianist, the program
Warren F. Johnson will give an organ recital
this evening at 7:3O pm, at the Church OF
the Pilgrims. He will play "Scherzo," by Hoyte,
Howells' Rhapsody No. 3" and "Pastorale," by
Klein.
The American University Mems Glee Club,
under the direction OF Harlan Randall will
present q program at the Mount Vernon Place
M. E. Church Tuesday evening
Team No. of the Chaminade GIee Club
Roberta Eriesen. team leader, gave Valentine
party last night at the home of its director,
Esther Liakins.
Ray Palkin, accompanied by LIE Roy Rosen-
berg, recently gave a program of classic music
for the Hebrew Home for Aged and for the
Red Cross at Walter Reed Hospital.
Gertrude Lyons soprano, will sing for the
Department of the Potomac, G. A. R.. Thurs
day evening when a reception and banquet
will be held in honor of the commander in
chief of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Margaret Bowie Grant will play the piano &C
compartments. 30
Anita Schade will repeat her lecture on
Goethe in Music" at the Y w c. A. this
afternoon al o'clock Miss NJ Volkmann
Soprano accompanied by Mrs. Carl r. Chind-
blom, will sing Schubert and Mozart songs To
texts by GoS.:.e
FRANCESCA Kaspar Lawson recently gave
recital for the Woman's Club of Accomack
County, Va. She also gave recital last We'd
nesday at Erskine College, South Carolina. and
Friday sang for the second time at st. Gene
vieve's College, Asheville, NJ c.
Carolyn Nordica Bost, contralto and villa
Semple, pianist, were presented at musicale
given at the Marjorie Webster School last Sum
day. Martha McClelland Stevens was the ac-
companist.
The cast Of The Pirates OF Penzance" which
the Holy Cross Glee Club is presenting tonight
at the Academy Hail. includes Gertrude Bar
stow, Hilda Rupert Marta Houlihan, Esther
Miller, Betty Bartholomew, Mary Costello
Betty Mattingly Margaret Ffnnigan, Mildred
Leonard and Frances McHugh.
The Capital City Choristers will sing for the
Maryland Society at the Washington Club ON
Thursday. Soloists will be Mary Templin, con-
tralto; Gilbert Clark. baritone and Ella Mintz
soprano. The Bernheimer Trio is scheduled
to play a group OF numbers
Flora McGin Keefer mezzo -contralto, will
assist Lewis Atwater, organist, in a half-hour
of music by Cesar Franck at All Souls Church,
Unitarian this afternoon at o'clock.
special Sunday concert will be given by
the Washington Hotel Orchestra this evening
Abilio Martins Is the conductor and violin
Soloist OF the ensemble. Selections by Berlioz,
Chopin, Goldmark. Humperdinck as well as
violin solo by Mr.. Martins and q vibraphone
solo by Merlin C. Crawford, will be played.
The Madrigal Singers, under the direction of
Mrs John Martin Sylvester will give program
OF sixteenth century madrigals, folk songs and
other music at the Washington Club this after
noon at O'Clock, presented by the Women's
Overseas Service League.
Clara NJ Bernheimer presented Inez Lessner
and Ella Mintz in q musicale last Wednesday
assisted by the Bernheimer Trio.
Mrs. savona Griest presented group of her
pupils in a recital Friday night in the hall of
the Masonic Temple in Brightwoods
Charles w. Moore has resigned his position
aS bass soloist Of the choir of the First Baptist
Church.
The program of the music section of the
Twentisth Century Club last Tuesday was fur
nisheo by Dorothy Ness Tyler, who sang a group
of old English songs, and Dorothy Radee Emery
local pianist. According to report this was
one of the most pleasing of this years musical
events.
Howard Moore baritone. was Soloist at the
Rotary Club luncheon given at the Willard
Hotel last Wednesday He was accompanied
by George H Wilson.
The expression class of the Institute of Mus-
cal Art, under the direction of Rebecca DIAL
recital hall week ago SATURDAY.
MUSICAL STUDIOS
BESSIE N. WILD