Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-01

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~ Society, which took place q week ago
"A Saturday, at the home Of Anita Schade.
Dorothy Hobley, q pupil Of Ernest
Hutchinson. played the first movement OF
Nocturne' by Chopin and prelude in C minor
by Hutcheson Minnie Volkmann, soprano sang
group of songs with texts by Goethe.
] Col. and Mrs. Henry Spencer Merrick enter
tanned at q musicale given at the Army and
Navy Country Club recently Emily CoviIle.
soprano. assisted by Minna Niemann at the
piano, was soloiSt. Among the selections we're
Songs From the Just So Stories of Kipling,
which Mrs. Coville sang at the Friday Morning
Music Club earlier in the season.
Vittoria de Andres soprano, offered group
of songs during the reception of the Columbia
Chapter, D. A. r., at the home of Mrs j.
Frank Campbell, week ago Friday, with
Elizabeth Gardner Coombs at the piano.
Lucy M. Boyer presented a group of students
In piano recital at her studio last night.
Those taking part included Josephine Merel-
man. Elise Fisher Bernice Willet, Eeonora
Raboy, Webster Adams and Ruby ShoofaL
FRANCESCA Kaspar Lawson, assisted by Mabel
Finch Rawlings, pianist, gave a program of
songs at the Naval Hospital last Monday eve
ming
as guest sooist at the Book Lovers Club tomor-
row at the Y. w. c. A.
Helen Turley, contralto, assisted by Hazel
Brown Piers, pianist and Hazel Terrell Adair,
accompanist will give program of early Italian
and English songs at the vesper service at the
Y. w. c. A. today. Mrs. Turley was also soloist
at the annual banquet of the Educational ASSo-
citation of the District of Columbia, which was
held at the Mayfiower Hotel last night.
Reports from the student recital given re-
Gently at the Potter Music Studio indicate that
this was one of the outstanding amateur
recitals of the season. The Soloists included
Theodosia Armes, pianist; Mildred Colvin,
mezzo-soprano, and Theodor Morgan, mezzo-
tenor
Warren F. Johnson will give an organ recital
this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Church of
the Pilgrims. He will play Becker's FIRST
Sonata in G Minor" which has the following
divisions: "Praeudium Festivum" Dialogue"
"Scherzo," Prayer and 'Toccata."
John H. Marville, bass, director of music at
Hamline Methodist Church, will assist Lewis
Atwater, organist, in a program of French
music at All Souls Church, Unitarian, this
afternoon at o'clock.
The Washington Composers Club will present
the program at the twilight-hour musicale at
the Congressional Country Club this afternoon
at O'Clock, when compositions by Dorothy
Radde Emery, Karl Holer Edward C. Potter
Erwin j. Stenson, La Sale Sper and r. Deane
Shure will be sung by the Mount Vernon
Methodist Episcopal Church South Quartet and
Chorus Harry Cherkasskey will also play q
group of violin compositions by Mr.. Holer.
The Friday Morning Music Club will present
Gretchen Hood, soprano; Eveline Monico
pianist; Inez Becker, violisist, and Katherine
Latimer, pianist in Mozart sonata at the next
Friday morning program.
The Tuesday Evening Music Club Florence
Howard director, will give a concert at the
Home for Incurables next Tuesday evening"
The assisting artists will be Fred East BARI
tone, and William Raymond, tenor
The District of Columbia Chapter of the
American Guild of Organists will hold its
monthly business meeting at Mount Vernon
Methodist Episcopal Church South tomorrow
evening at 815 o'clock. A program of music
Paul Bliss song cycle, Mary" four scenes
from the life of the mother of Jesus, will be
sung by Jessie Masters contralto, at the vesper
service of the Universalist National Memorial
Church this afternoon The National Capital
Choir, with Dr. Albert w. Harmed organist and
director, will sing the preparatory service, in
GLIDING Stanford'S "Magnifcat"
This evening at o'clock, at Concordia
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