Evening star., 1932-11-13
Local Notes

solo. "The Name of Jesus" by Lorenz,
Mrs B. D. Shreve. Music at the eve
ing service will include: Tower chimes
Father Above, o Hear Us Pray" Bee
thoven; Honor and Glory Thanksgiv-
ing and Praise" Keller; organ, Hymn
of Glory" Yon dedicated to the Amer
ican Legion) Prayer" Beethoven;
"Evensong," Johnston: anthem. Let
Us Have Peace" Rosenberg; ladies' trio,
Peace I Leave With You" Roberts;
w. E. Braithwaite, director; Robert
Ruckman, organist.
DR.. Edward Donovan, pianist and
composer has selected his program for
the monthly musical of the Interna-
tional Federation of Catholic Alumnae
from the works of Beethoven, Schu-
man, Chopin, Grieg and Debussy. This
musicale will be held at the Sears, Roe
buck Art Galleries, 1106 Connecticut
avenue next Tuesday. Peggy Quinn will
assist with readings.
Miss Cryder presented in recital at
her studio on G street Miss Lillian
Feldman, mezzo-soprano, with Mrs. C..
Ridgeway Taylor at the piano. The
program consisted of songs by DebusSy,
Delibes, Holmes, Pergolesi, Sadero, Re-
spighi. Logan, Liza Lehman, MacDow-
ell and La Forge.
Washington Alumnae Club and Rho
Beta Chapter Of the national honorary
musical sorority, Mu Phi Epsilon, will
celebrate Founders day tomorrow night
with banquet held at the Dodge Hotel.
Following the banquet musical pro-
gram will be given by Crete Won Bayer,
pianist; Wilhelmina Amiss, Alta M.
Smith and Elizabeth Briggs, vocalists;
Delphine Desio Wolincello; Sara Beck
er, pianist. and the accompanies will
be Lena Kash, Edith B. Athey and
Quinta Frey.
Warren F. johnson will play the fol-
lowing organ music at the Church of
the Pilgrims at 7:30 o'clock this eve
ming: "Sicilian Rhapsody" (Mauro-C Cot
tone) and 'Pasaamezzo" (Johnson).
The Georgetown Presbyterian Choir
will sing Praise the Lord" by Horton,
with incidental solo by Mary Belle
Beckham, contralto Soloist, today. Or
gan selections will be "Offertoire," by
Dubois; La file aux cheveux de lin,
by Debussy, and "Marche Burlesque," !"
by Peele. Mrs. Frank Akers Frost is
organist and director. Marian Parker
was recently elected secretary j. II.
Prayer treasurer and Mrs. j. L. Weitzell
and Grace Gapen librarians.
The Guild of st. Johns Church at
Mclean, Va, will present a recital by
Annie Cornwell, soprano and George
Cornwell, pianist, in the Mclean Com
munity Hall this Saturday evening. In
cluded in the program are several songs
and piano compositions by Mr. Corn
well.
The International Art Forum will
hold a general meeting at its head
quarters in Stoneleigh Court. Wednes-
day, at $50 pm. All persons interested
In the efforts of the forum to make
artists and musicians of Washington
better known are invited.
The EStelle Wentworth Opera Co.
which so successfully produced Gilbert
and Sulliyan'S "Pinafore" at the Sylvan
Theater and Central High School, has
started rehearsal for the "AIikado. -
The production will be ready around the
first OF January for a performance at
Central High School.
Catherine Toomey. contralto. and Le-
roy Lewis, baritone, with Starr Preston.
accompanist, will repeat the song recital
which they gave last Sunday in Balti-
more. for the Teachers Civic Board in
Harrlsonburg, Va, next month.
| The Rubinstein Club will conduct the
usual rehearsals Tuesday, the morning
| group at 10:45 at the Willard Hotel and
the evening group at 7:45 o'clock at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
Singers interested in uniting with the
club should apply to Mrs. Milton White,
addition chairman, before and after re-
/ hearsalS.
All Souls Church (Unitarian), Six
teenth and Harvard streets, announces a
series of 20 half-hour periods of music
to be given in the church Sunday after
moons at O'Clock by the organist, Lewis
| Atwater. The first of these quiet periods
will take place this afternoon, when Mr.
Atwater will play program of music by
Karg-Elert George Myers, tenor, will
sing two songs by Karg- Ebert, "Schwa-
bisch" and 'Epigram." The public is
cordially invited.
The Institute of Musical Art, 831
Eighteenth street northwest, will enter
tain on Thursday evening with an ad-
vanced students recital, to which all
interested persons are invited The par
ticipantS will be as follows: Piano, Glenn
Carow. Conrad Morton. Tobie Sorenson
and Hanna Booth. Voice, Jane Elise
Hastings, soprano; Beatrice D. Holland,
| contralto, and Marvin Gardner, bass
baritone. Violin, Martha Davenport and
Marjorie Wilson.
The Washington Light Opera Co.'S re-
hearsals are soon to be supplemented
with stage work. and the plans for the
actual production are being fornulated,
under the direction OF Alfred Manning.