Evening star., 1932-11-13


young artists, conducted by the
local branch of the National
4 Federation of Music Clubs, will
be held on March 18, the place
of meeting to be announced later. The
biennial contests of the Schubert
Memorial Institute will be held in con-
junction with this contest and only
national winners will be eligible. The
Schubert award will be an appearance
with a major New York orchestra and
is open to singers, pianists, violinist5
and cellists only. Further informa-
ton may be obtained from Beatrice
Goodwin, chairman, 1406 H street
northwest, on Mondays and Thursdays
between 2 and 5 O'Clock.
Nine. ZalipSky, local voice teacher,
announces her first musicale this sea-
son to be held at the Bekef1 Institute,
2040 S street, next Saturday at $3.50
o'clock. Nine Zalipsky will introduce
at this musicale Marjorie ISaacS. Mem
bers of the Beken Institute will give
classical dances.
The music division of the Y. w. c. A.
announces a course of eight illustrated
talks by Pearl Waugh on THE Prln-
ciples of Pianoforte Playing" as taught
by Tobia Matthsy of the Tobias Matt
nay Pianoforte School of London. Miss
Waugh is former pupil Of Tobias
Mattnay. These lectures are to be
given at the Y. w. C.. A, Seventeenth
and K streets, on alternate Monday
mornings at IL o'clock, beginning No
vember 81.
Gertrude Lyons presented Mary Jun
kin, mezzo-soprano, and Gertrude Dyre,
accompanist, in Colonial costume re-
cital for Schuyler Colfax Rebekah
Lodge last Tuesday evening. They gave
a program of music of George Wash
ington's time. Irma Brigge, lyric So
prano, will be presented this afternoon
in a group of French songs with piano
accompaniment by Winnerfred Lake
man. at the Women's City Club. Miss
Lyons will also present two advanced
students over WMAL next wednesday
in song recitals-Mary Junkin at 5:l5
pm. and Irma Briggs at pm. with
Margaret Bowie Grant as accompanlst
Billie Kenno Lyon, contralto, will be
the guest soloist at the Spiritual Science
Church of Christ this evening.
The "Jeef Brothers," Thomas N,
baritone, and Henry G., tenor, will take
part in a concert to be given Monday
evening in the Brookland M. E. Church
at 8:15 o'clock.
The first recital of the season of the
Washington Musical Institute was de-
voted entirely to the preparatory de-
partment. Pupils taking part were:
Barbara Stellwagen. piano; Philip
Drury, violin; Julia Foley, piano; Pau
Kopsch, violin Helen Stein. violin;
Jean Fisher, piano; Mary Ellen Ed
monds, piano; Leigh Martinez, Vlolln'
Frank Etzler, piano; Dorothea kopsch'
piano; Jeannette Arub, violin; Evelyn
Eibender, piano; Helen Fur, piano
These pupils were presented by Mr..
Essers and Miss Scott of the violin de-
uartment, and Miss Carter and Miss
DYER of the piano department.
schubert's Unfinished Symphony"
and StraWinsky's Fire Bird" VIII De
included In the second organ recital 10
be given by Gene Stewart at the waugh
ME Church. Third and A streets
northeast Tuesday, at $3.50 pm.
The National Capital Choir, under
the direction of DR.. Albert w. Harmed
will sing the anthems: These Things
Shall Be-" by Broughton, and Ihe
King of Love" by Shelley, at the
morning services of the UnlVersanst
National Memorial Church today. The
soIoists will be Marjorie Soper and
Rebecca Torreson, contraltos; Grace
Groves and Mary Torrey. sopranos, and
Howard Ludwig, tenor. DR.. Harmed VIII
play VISION" by Rheinberger, as his
organ prelude; "Andante," from the "A
Minor organ Sonata" by Rheinberger
as the intermezzo, and "Fugue Chroma-
tique," by Rheinberger, as the postluoe
The choir for the international
friendship service today at the Y: W
| C A.. seventeenth and K streets, nelo
annually by the Y. w. c. A. and Y. M
C A., will be made up of members OF
| the Elizabeth Somers, B and P and Cir
Reserve Glee Clubs of the Y. w. G. A
and the Y. M. C. A. Glee Club. Mar
jorie Davis will be the pianist and &C
companist
The musical pageant, GOOD Gifts
from the Graces," written by Miriam
Hilton, will be given at the Arts CLUB
Thursday evening. by a cast from the
Friday Morning Music Club. Those
taking part are: Eileen Torovsky, Carl
| ton van Valkenburg, Annie Casey, Ger
trude Lyons, Louis Potter, Mrs. Willis,
Dominica Iascone (member of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestral, Evelyn
Scott, Sade Styron, Isabelle Squibb
Vera Ross, Ruby Potter, Crete Won
Bayer. Emily Corville, Dorothy Pierson
| Dorothy Tyler. Mary Apple, Edith Le-
fevre, Atalie Wirgman and girl dane
ers from the Griffith studio.
Music at the National City Christian
Church today win include at the morn
ing service: Organ prelude, Peace" by
r. Dean Shlire: offertory, "Bened1c-
tinn," by Mansfield, anthem, "Greai
and Marvellous" by arneus soprano