Evening star., 1932-10-02

" Paris, announces that he will
N open his new studio at 1743
i ~ Connecticut avenue, on Oc-
tober 10.
Mccall Lanham, baritone, assisted by
his pupil, Alden Smith, basso. will give
. song recital this evening at the
Chevy Chase School. at $50 o'clock.
Marjorie Lowe, head Of the vocal de-
partment of Gunston Hall. announces
the opening Of her studio at 1904 Flor
ida avenue She will give recital
with Minna Nienan this evening at
Gunston Hall. Gertrude Smallwood
Mockbee will be the accompanist.
Mildred Kolb Schulze. composer
pianist. has established her new studio
at 1910 Eighteenth street.
The International Art Forum has re-
sumed activities at its headquarters at
Stoneleigh Courts, where it holds open
house every Monday evening. The
president Of the Forum, Nine. Amelia
Cont. has Just returned from busy
month in New York.
Edna Bishop Daniel announces the
opening Of her studio, 1910 New York
avenue, tomorrow.
Betty Baum, pianist, announces the
reopening OF her studio for piano in
struction at $500 Edmunds street. Miss
baum is q graduate teacher Of the
Peabody Conservatory Of Music, Balti-
more.
isabel Garvin Shelley has opened
her studio Of voice culture and singing
at 1924 H street. She will have asso-
ciated with her this season. Clarice
RatclifYe, violinist, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Elsa L. Raner. concert violinist, has
reopened her studio at 1882 Fifteenth
street.
The District Of Columbia Federation
Of Music Clubs held a reception last
wednesday evening in the Ten O'CLOCK
Club, 1903 K street. The presidents
and directors Of the senior CLUBS ana
choirs and the counselors Of the junior
clubs and choirs were received by the
incoming officers Of the federation.
program preceding the reception was
given by the Euphonic Male Quartet:
Eleanor Hubert, pianist; Mary Apple.
contralto: Irn1a Briggs. soprano, and
the Bernheimer Trio Gertrude Dyre,
Margaret Bowie Grant. and Christie
pher Ten1ey were the accompanies At
the close Of the business meeting
brief memorial tribute was paid Mrs.
Eula Alexander recording secretary,
who died September IT.
The Donna Taggart School of the
Ballet and the Modern Dance reopened
Yesterday with a general discoursive
and social meeting at the studio. This
will beeMiss Taggart's second season OF
private teaching here.
The Chadwick Orchestra resumed
its weekly rehearsals at the studio at
2O26 o street last night. The orches-
ira. beginning its tenth year, is now
affiliated with the D. C. Federation Of
Music Clubs. Young people wishing to
join are requested to communicate
with the business director, Mrs. Alice
Chadwick, as early as possible.
The Gresham Music Studios are Of
/. fering this year, in addition to the
regular course Of study. special classes
In the evenings for business people.
The Tuesday Evening Music Club
will hold its first rehearsal next Tues
day at the club studios, 1923 G street.
The weekly rehearsals OF the Nor
dica Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra,
under the direction of Walter T. Holt,
will be resumed on Tuesday evening at
the Walter T. Holt Studios.
The Chaminade Glee Club will hold
its first rehearsal for the season
wednesday at the Thomson School,
Twelfth and L streets, at 7:45 o'clock,
and will meet regularly thereafter on
Wednesdays. This will mark the be-
ginning Of the clubs twelfth season.
A new trio, organized by Edith Vir-
den-Smith and called for professional
purposes, La Belle Trio" includes the
following local artists: Helen Donofrio,
Alice Huber and Aurilia Beck.
The weekly meeting of the Mozart
Classical Music Study Club for string
instruments will be held at Miss Sloans S
studio Viola, violin and cello players
who are interested are requested to get
In touch with Miss Sloan.
The musical program at the inaugural
luncheon of the Washington Chapter oil
Hadassah held last Tuesday was enthu-
siaStically received. The artists pre-
sented were Gerald Rodisky, violin So
loist, accompanied by Leah Effenbach,
and Mrs. Nathan Nj Wallack accom-
panied by Mrs. Mildred Kolbeschulze.
Helen Turley contralto, accompanied
by Mrs Chester Adair, will be heard
over Station WMAL beginning tomor-
row evening at tbs to 1880, for 10 con-
secutive weeks.
Eva Virginia johnson has announced
the opening of classes in voice, piano
theory and harmony. She is pupil Of
DR.. j. w. Bischoff.
The Fall term Of private and class in
struction in piano, rhythm work. theory
and music appreciation, conducted by
Betty T. Place, has reopened at the
Place studio in Chevy Chase.
Ruby Smith Stahl has opened her
studio for voice training at the First
Conversational Church for the season
The A Cappella Choir begins its sea-