Evening star., 1932-11-27

Ine pupnc IS cordially invited
Nine. Mertvago -Hanenfeldt will give a
lecture on Russian music, Wednesday
evening, November 80, at 8:3O at the
Sears. Roebuck Art Galleries, 1IO6
Connecticut avenue.
This Is the first of a series Of lectures
organized by the newly founded Asso-
ciated Studios of the washington
Roerich Society, of which Mrs. Beale r.
Howard Is president; Nine. Hanenfeldt,
secretary, and Mrs. Beatty, treasurer.
The aims of the society are Unity in
Art" The society meets three times a
month for discussion and conference on
the various subjects pertaining to art,
music and literature.
The Dawson Glee Club. under the
direction Of John r. Moore, will give a
concert tonight at Concordia Fellowship
Fall, Twentieth and @ streets north
west, at o'clock, assisted by Cathereen
Carrico, soprano, and Henrietta Flynn,
contralto.
The International Federation of
Catholic Alumnae will present their
next monthly program on December 13,
at Sears, Roebuck Art Galleries, Con-
necticut avenue. Those taking part are !:
Florence Yocum, soprano. and Kathryn
Bowers, contralto, soloists, Of the I'M
maculate Conception Church, assisted
by the Sanctuary Boys Choir singing
Christmas carols. The personnel of the
choir is: Albert Burch, James Cahill,
Charles Clark, Norman Demeza, Thomas
Fallon, william Fletcher, George Kro-
gram, Joseph Marshall, John Swagert
and Eugene Teano.
Pearl Waugh, teacher Of piano, gave
the first Of a series Of talks last Monday
at the Y w. c. A, on the life and works
of Tobias Matthay, the only living sur
vivor of the 10 greatest piano teachers.
Miss Waugh will continue these talks on
alternate Mondays, at IL am, at the
Y. w. c. A., Seventeenth and K streets
northwest.
James Keith Marshall, tenor, will be
guest soloist at the Spiritual Church Of
Christ this evening.
T. Guy Lucas, organist, st. Johns
Church, will include in his organ recital
tomorrow evening, at 8:15, the following
request numbers: 'Fugue in E Flat,
Bach; two choral preludes by Parry,
New Mercies Each Returning Day,
Hover Round Us While We Pray" and
LAS Pants the Hart; "Andantino
Cabtabile," Friml. and "Pomp and Cir
cumStance," Elgar; organ number:
First Sonata" Guilmant.
Catherine Toomey. soloist, will sing
"The Great Awakening" Kramer, and
Like as the Hart" by Ahiston.
Hazel Bachschmid, soprano. will be
the guest artist Of the Monday evening
musicales, following the dinner tomor-
row evening at Rossdhu Castle. Nine.
Bachschmid will sing an aria and sew
eral groups Of songs, accompanied by
Elizabeth Garner Coombs, Official ac-
companist for these musicales, arranged
by Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee. Mrs.
Coombs will also play several solo
numbers.
Elizabeth Richmond Graebner, dra-
matte soprano, and Helene Finnacom,
pianist and accompanist, gave musi-
cal program at a meeting Of the Liter
ary Guild Of Concordia Lutheran
Church, last Tuesday. Mrs. Graebner
sang "At Parting" Rodgers; Trees" :"
Rashbach, and "Ich Liebe dich," Grieg.
Miss Finnacom played Reflections
in the Water" LebuSsy, "Liebestraum, !"
Liszt, and q Fourteenth Century Clavi-
chord number.
Flora Clayton, violinist, presented a
group of pupils in recital at the Star
Hall, Mount Rainier, Md, November 10.
Those taking part were Barbara
Young, Nellie Young, Roy Keeny, Betty
Jane Ellis, Robert Hoyt, David Hany,
Grace Lewis, Margaret Kerr, Wilma
Herrmonn, Mildred Stubbs, Charlotte
Stubs, Ernest Violet, Miriam Potter,
Lester Tobin, Virginia Taymon, Mary
Olentine. Barbara Young, Myron Ehr-
mantrant, Irene Meityier, Ruth Olen-
tine, Robert Osyer, Ina Sager, Bernice
Dyer, Margaret Smith, James Degges
and JOY Yates.