Evening star., 1932-09-18


~ to resume his work in compost
ton and to take charge of the
theory class at the Institute oil
Musical Art.
Elizabeth Carpenter, former pupil OF
Ernest HutcheSon, has reopened her
piano studio for the season at 1916
Kilbourne place northwest.
Warren F. johnson will play the fol-
lowing organ music at the Church OF
the Pilgrims at 730 o'clock this eve
ming: Prelude and Fugue, E nat
Major" Saint-Saens, and "Lauda
Sion" by Adolphe Marty, after which
he will be absent for a months vaca-
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Randall have
Just returned from Bristol and New
Haven. Vt: where they were re. enter HeI,-
phyllis Fergus.
Eddie A. Collamore. who returned
last week from her vacation, spent in
New York and Canada, Is resuming her
teaching at her studio, 837 Allison
street northwest She is also begin
ming her eleventh year as organist at
Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian
Church.
The many friends OF Elsa L. Raner,
well-known Washington violinist, will
! learn with regret of the death Of her
mother, Mrs. Minna Raner Brixen,
which occurred recently. Mrs. Brixen
was the widow of Lieut.. John Brxen,
U. S. A.
Beatrice Seymour Goodwin, who is
motoring in Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania, will open her studio for
the coming season September 26.
Thelma Callahan has returned from
Western motor trip and will resume
| her classes in piano and harmony to-
| morrow at her studio, COS Taylor street
northwest.
Marguerite Mcdonald Lucker has
opened her studio of piano at 80l But
ternut street, Takoma Park. Mrs.
Lucker, who comes to Washington from
the Pacific Coast and who has been
teaching there for the past eight years
specializes in the instruction OF chill
dren. She Is graduate OF the Toronto
Conservatory and the Royal Academy
of Music in London. England.
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CITY after a short visit to England. He
has resumed his duties as organmaster
at the Church of the Epiphany and has
also reopened his music studio in the
parish house, 1917 G street northwest,
teaching organ, piano and theory. MI.
Torovsky has announced that there Is
a vacancy in the alto section OF his
choir.
Flora McGill Keefer has returned
from her vacation spent in Maine and
motoring through New England. Mrs.
Keefer announces the opening Of her
studio october /. Students are now
being enrolled for private and class in
struction.
Two organ pupils Of Edith B. Athey
played substitute engagements during
the Summer vacation: Mrs. Clayton
Baus played at the National Memorial
Baptist Church, st. Marks Lutheran
and Hamline Methodist Church, and
Ronald Flicker played during July and
August at the Columbia Heights Chris
tan Church.
Florence Howard will resume teach
ing on october / at her studio, 1923
@ street. The Tuesday evening Music
Club, of which Mrs. Howard IS director
will hold its flrst rehearsal on october
4. Mrs. Howard also directs the choral
group Of the Burial Class Calvary
Baptist Church, which resumes its re-
hearsals September "a.
Helen Ware, internationally known
violinist, has returned to Washington
and opened her studio at 1901 Con-
recticut avenue northwest, where she
will teach during the coming season
The violinist Is the wife of c. C
Cappel. who Is her concert manager
as we'll as manager of the National
Symphony Orchestra.
An all-Mendelssohn program will be
service at the Universalist National
Memorial Church this morning at II
o'clock by Dr.. Albert w. Harmed
organist and director.
The Executive Committee Of the Low
cite Choral Club met at the home Of
the president, Mrs. Marietta Brum-
baugh, last week and formed plans for
the coming season. It was decided to
present size. Singers of all voices who
! can read music may apply for additions
by calling North 7O15 or writing to the
director, 2008 Q street northwest.
!. The Chaminade Glee Club will hole
its Fall business meeting on Monday
September 26, at the Thomson School
, Twelfth and L streets northwest, at 7:4s
pm. Its first regular rehearsal for the
! season, with Miss Esther Linkins a
; director and Mrs. Howard Blandy, &C.
ccmpanist, will be held Monday, Oc.
tober 3. at the same place and time
All who are interested in becoming
members of the club are cordially in.
. yited to attend these meetings.
Mildred Mullikin and Gladys Thrift
students from the Mount Vernon Organ
School, have been substituting for vaca
tioning organists during the Summe
months-Miss Mullikin at Francis As
J bury Church, First Baptist Church, ant
Miss Thrift at Mount Vernon Church.
!; Lewis Atwater has returned from hi
| vacation spent in Canada and will pla!
this morning at the opening service O
All Souls Church (Unitarian), Six
teenth and Harvard streets. His mum