Evening star., 1932-10-16
Local Notes

TVA WHITFORD LOVETTE has
bsen designated to arrange the
r1usiyal programs at the rallies
of the Democratic headquarters
in this city. At two meetings
It week she presented Mathidle w.
Eclb, contralto, and F'raneise Bass VII,
s-r. n7ezZo- soprano. Mrs. Lovette Will
srg at the aiI-university night at the
r-eG Gcuarters 1920 G street, next Tues
C2v night at $50. The public Is in
ylted to attend these rallies.
Emma H. Eichstadt has reopened her
studio at 1908 Otis place northwest
washington Alumnae Club of the
national honorary musical SORORITY Mu
Fhi Epsilon, met this week at the nome
of Mrs. Helen F. Torrey. kanaWha
street northwest. Charlotte Klein ana
Inez 3 Miller were the assisting
hostesses.
Mary liant Couch, pianist, has gone
to New York for a week OF intensive
study with her master teacher, Alberto
Jonas.
stella Iipman, well-known concert
oianist and teacher has returned from
her vacation and resumed her teach1ng
at her studio in Beverly Courts, lioo
Columbia road.
The Iovette Choral Club will meet
ar the studio, 2003 @ street north-
west instead of the Thomson Com
,ounitv Center, tomorrow night. seven
rnw members were introduced at tne
last rehearsal. Others desiring to apply
for membership may call at f:5o OH
Monday nights.
Esther Linkins. director OF tEe
Chaminade Glee Club, announces tliaU
,3aW- members are invited and that voice
trials will be given on wednesday nlgIlCe
following rehearsals. The glee clup mas
bepun its twelfth season and Will re-
besrse each Wednesday, 7 pm. at tne
Thomson School, Twelfth and M streets
northwest.
The Petworth Baptist Church an
nounceS that Thomas N. Lee, pnoor' .,oor
will be the soloist for the coming yeai
NEr I,eef is now singing with the WASH
ington Male Quartet twice weekly over
a radio broadcast.
Hazn, Brown Piers, well known pianist
and accompanist. and Helen Easal
lancaster. contralto soloist of Grace
1,theran Church, will be heard in joint
recital every Friday afternoon at 2;4o
on WMAL matinee artists programs.
Hazel Cake, soprano, sang two groups
of songs at the first meeting OF the
parent Teacher Association at tne
oyster School Monday afternoon Mrs
Cake was accompanied by Mrs. Evans
special murical features have been
arranged for the annual convention OF
thp District w. c. T. u. TO be he'd IN
the Columbia Heights Christian Cnulch'
Park road near Fourteenth street, "eo,
nesday and Thursday, October ~ ana
90. Mrs. Killiard S. Yeatman VIII De
the pianist on Wednesday, Mrs. Harvey
Baker Smith and Helen Lancaster VIII
be heard in a duet Wednesday morning
and Howard Moore, baritone, will sing
Wednesday afternoon. Esther Spler VIII
be the accompanist The National Brass
Quintet will play Wednesday evening
and Miss Hull and Ronald Eicher Will
uIav an organ-piano duet. Mrs. Cllhoro
II. Jope will be the pianist on Ihurs-
day. Helen Edgar Lancaster VIII silis
a request number at the morning ses-
sion, accompanied by Mrs. Jope e, on a,,,1 tne e
piano-accordian. Dorothy Sherman
Pierson will be the soloist for the Clos
ing session. Thursday afternoon, &C
companied by Evelene Monlco.
Florence Vincent Yeager. who has re-
Gently come to Washington from
Wilkes Barre, Pa, where she Is wen
known as a contralto, teacher and d.
rector, has opened studio of voice and
piano IN her home, 1241 Shepherd
street northwest. Mrs. Yeager has had
wide experience teaching in private
schools and colleges and has also been
prominent in music clubs, having been
chairman of music of Luzern County
federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs.
Yeager received her musical education
in New York City, Royal Academy OF
Music, London (medalist), and in Ber-
lin, Germany a pupil Of Nine. E.
Graziani and Signor Giovanni B. Lam
peril.
Norma Black, contralto will be the
guest soloist at the Spiritual Science
Church of Christ this morning.
The A Cappella Choir of the First
Congregational Church, Ruby Smith
Stalll, conductor, recently elected the
following officers for this year: Jack
Davis, president; ',--'-} -ncdgrass, vicc
0esident; Imosena Sanborne. attend