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HH soprano, will have charge OF the
HN music of the novena services 10
the Sacred Heart at the Vista
ton Monastery at Bethesda Md.
Among the solosts who will assist her are Mrs.
Sinnott, Clement Geibel, Delphine Barr Walsh,
Florence Yocun, Mrs David Oertley, lie Roy
Lewis Mrs. Martha Barbee and Mary Barbee
Louise McNearney will be at the organ. These
services will take place every Friday afternoon
until June II.
At a meeting of the German Literary Society
which took place Saturday evening, April
18, at the home of the president, Anita Schade,
Mrs. Ida willis Seaton sang the following songs
by Karl Holer, who acted as her accompanist:
Dawn" 6irst time in Washington), Harvest
Time," 'Du hist vie cine Bume" and Then
Came Love" Bernard Milowsky, Niolinist,
played the second movement from De Beriot's
Concerto No. o." and Legend by Wieniaw-
ski, and Gypsy Dance" by Nachez.
Earl Brown, tenor heard on the program
of music for the Ninth Street Christian Church
last week. Singing with him Emil Wirtz,
baritone of Mount Vernon Memorial Methodist
Church of Baltimore, Md; Mr. Laster Of New
York and Edith MacCartee, soprano.
Elena de Sayn and Charlotte Klein win re-
peat their recent concert of American music on
Thursday at rs pm, at the first public meet
ing Of the Roerich Society Of Washington, which
is to be held in the Stoneleigh Court bali room.
Mathilde W. KGib contralto and Grace Shan.
non, pianist win he the guest artists presented
by the Mount Vernon School of Music in the
church ON May 6. This is the second Of the
six evenings of music which will be presented
during the coming month.
Gertrude Lyons, president of the District OF
Columbia Federation of Music Clubs, viii give
brief address before the Washington Pianists'
Club on Thursday. May Z.
Dorothy Neff Tyler presented Mrs Lansford
Oliver, Leona Miller, Clara Rogers, Beverley
Miller, Dorothy WILSON, Betty MCGOWAN and
Myrtle Pearson in pupils recital at the WASH
ington College of Music last Sunday afternoon.
The program included songs by Haydn, Pur-
cell, Tosti, Weberlip, Scott, Mozart Brahms
and Schubert.
The members of the National Capital Choir
have issued invitations for series of three
musical teas TO bf held in the Romaine- Van
Schaik room at the UniverSalist National Me-
mortal Church on May 2, and g. The So
lo1sts next Saturday will include Trixie GrOf,
soprano; Marjorie Soper, contralto; Eugene
Dahl, tenor, and Warren Adams, baritone.
The Chaminade Glee Club will have benefit
and theater party at the National Theater We'd
nesday, May 49, Elizabeth Black, Columbia
638l, Is chairman for this event.
At the last meeting of the Animate Club,
which was held at the home of Clare Speaker
musical program was given by the hostess
and Emily Elkins. A concert for the benefit
Of the club viii be given Monday. The follow
ing members viii take part: Clara Y. Brown,
soprano; Goldie Hutchins, contralto; Anne
Marley, violinist; Emile Bishop, pianist, and
Clare Speaker and Marta Brocaw readers.
L. z. Philips, prominent in radio and mis-
sical circles Of this city, has written an ap-
propriate song for Mothers day at the request
Of some Of the churches and will be glad to
have other churches use them If they will get
in touch with him either at his home or at
radio Station WJSV.
The Washington Choral Festival Association
announces IAN hour OF choral music" to In
given on Saturday afternoon, May g. at 4:4o
o'clock at Epiphany Church. The choir win
present varied program of compositions Of
the German, English and Russian schools Of
choral poyphony, closing with the Psalm
CXLvIII" Of Gustav Hoist written for voices,
strings and organ
The Capitol district contest win be heldaon
Saturday IN the First Congregational Church.
commencing at 10 O'Clock Helen L. Ware is
chairman and in charge of this contest.
The Sunday evening concerts Of the Love-
Nevins Orchestra at the Shoreham Hotel have
been advanced one hour and win be presented
between 6:15 and pm. beginning today. The
program for this evening under the direction
OF Raom da Costa, will include works by
Mendelssohn, Schaikowsky, Frinll, Sullivan ana
others.