Evening star., 1932-02-21
CHAMBER ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.

Sixteenth and Harvard streets.
Lewis Corning Atwater. organist. will
be assisted by Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann, bass. Mr.. Tittmann will sing The
Way-worn Traveller" by Arnold. and
my Days Have Been So Wondrous
Free" by Hopkinson. Among Mr.. At
waters numbers will be two mlnuets
by Pierre Dufort, THE Presidents
March," by Phile, arranged by Hewitt;
Trumpet Air. by James Bremner:
"The Bells" by Raynor-Taylor, and
Sonata" by Reinagle.
Franceska Kaspar Lawson left Wash
ington last Monday for Atlanta. Ga,
Thursday Mrs. Lawson sang in Sails
bury, N. c., returning to washington
Friday
The annual Junior contest, sponsored
bv the Federation of Music Clubs, will
be held Saturday, April %. All coun-
selors or teachers desiring to enter
children are requested to get in touch
with Thelma Callahan, phone Colum-
bia 0371, contest chairman, as soon as
possible Contestants must be members
of a Federated Music Club.
Today's Sunday music hour program
at the Y. W. c. A. will feature Mary
Apple, contralto. and Ivalee Newell. vio-
linist and chairman OF the Junior de-
partment Of the District OF Columbia
Federation of Music Clubs. Miss Apple
will be accompanied by Edith Dawson
and Miss Newell by Betty Swank.
A play In which Colonial music and
the minuet are featured will be pre-
sented by pupils at Gunston Hall on
Saturday at the school auditorium.
Marjorie Lowe directs the play and the
dances have been arranged by William
Baker. The play has been written es-
pecially for the George Washington BIZ
centennial Celebration.
The sixth In the series OF radio
travel programs sponsored by the Dis
trict of Columbia Federation of Music
Clubs will be given tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock. Tamara Dmitrieff, pianist;
Betty Gray, soprano; Wilhelmina Amlss,
violinist, and Sara Becker will present
a program of the music of France.
Catherine Benson and Sara Becker will
be heard in q two-piano arrangement
of THE Golliwogs Cake Walk" by
Debussy.
Hans Kinder attended the rehearsal
Of the Washington Choral Festival As
sociation last Monday night and con-
Quoted during the singing of the 150th
Psalm (Franck). Louis A. Potter con-
Quoted the rehearsal of the Dettingen
"Te Deum" (HandeD. The chorus
will rehearse next Monday night. and
as the Central School is closed. the
rehearsal will be held in the Calvary
M. E. Church, 1853 Columbia road.
The Capital City Choristers will pre-
sent the twilight hour musicale at the
Congressional Country Club next Sun
day at S pm. Dorothy Radde Emery,
composer. Is the director, and the Choir
isters will present in their program
choristers will be assisted by Louise
and Elizabeth Bernheimer, violinist
and cellist of the Bernheimer Trio.
who will assist Mrs. Emery In the in
depreciation Of her trio for piano and
strings. Catherine Benson. pianist,
will present one group of solo numbers
and will act in the capacity Of accom-
PIANIST for the choriSters.
Gertrude Lyons, president Of the
District of Columbia Federation of
Music Clubs and chairman OF music
for the District of Columbia George
Washington Bicentennial Commission,
gave brief talk on the music written
and heard during the life Of George
Washington. illustrated by songs and
instrumental selections, before the
Salon IA Departmental La Boutique des
HUT ct Quarante Femmes Wednesday
night. The salon also learned THE
Toast to Washington" by Francis Hop
kinson (l737-179D, under Gertrude
Lyons direction. Margaret Bowie
Grant was the pianist and accompanist.
Mary Junkin, mezzo-soprano, was
presented in group of songs last
Monday night by Gertrude Lyons at
the ll2th birthday anniversary cele-
bration Of Susan B. Anthony by the
Susan B. Anthony Foundation in the
club house Of the An35Ficap Associa-
ton Of University Women, at 1884 I