Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29


at 4:30 o'clock in the ball room
IL of Stone,eigh Court. at 1706 L
street. Students will perform
Bach, Vivaldi and Mozart Concertos,
and will be heard in solo as we'll as IN
ensemble numbers. The public is
cordially invited.
Laurette Marks Hullings will present
her class CT piano pupils in recital on
Friday evening at pm. at the Sears
Roebuck Galleries, at L street and Con-
necticut avenue.
Francesca Della-Lana will be soloist
today at the Abbey Mausoleum memo
rial service. which is to be held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Zion Lu-
theran vested choir, under the drec-
ton CT Savona Greist. with Irwin Steele
as acompanist, will also give several Sc
lections. as will a string trio. Mary
Mathews Taylor will accompany Mr..
Della Lama.
The following artists participated IN
the program given at the final meeting
of the German Literary Society on
May 81 at the home of the president,
Anita Schade: Crete Won Bayer,
pianist; Ira Hcltzscheiter. soprano. ac-
companied by Marjorie Davis; Gracella
Hobley. violinist. accompanied by Doro
thy Hobley. and Mrs. Philip S. Craven,
who sang Songs of Old Vienna" &C
companied by Crete Won Bayer.
Students taking part in the concert
given at the Mount Vernon School OF
Music, R. Deane Shure, director, the
night of May 81, included Eileen Evan
coe, Nellva Smith, Mrs. M. Y. Hart,
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E. Skeen. David Mitchell, Emily Lederer,
Jimmy Flinchum, Jean M. Melners,
John Swanson. D. Wendell Phillips,
Margaret Belt, Elton Howe. Pearl Krost,
Mary B. Shure, Doris Hancock, Mabel
Keister and Warren Haley.
A demonstration Of motor mental
rhythmics by the pupils of Ethel Hotf-
man Kane will be given on Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock at the studio,
1929 G street.
Lucy MacMorland, well known In
local musical circles, left this city re-
Gently for the Philippines, where her
husband, Maj G. MacMorland, U. S. A.,
has been transferred.
Among the closing events at the
King-Smith Studio School was pro-
gram of piano music by two students
| of Katherine Mcneil Frost, Rosanna
| Smith and Saranne Butler, given be-
| fore an interested afternoon audience.
Especially distinctive was the Brahms
of Miss Smith and the group Of Nc
Dowell by Miss Butler.
A musical program was arranged
last Sunday afternoon by the Ladies
fta ar
Home in celebration of its 26th an
niversary. Those taking part were
Olga Krumke, mezzo- soprano; Eleanor
Hubert, pianist; Mrs. George Dcunch,
soprano; Ambrose Durkin, basso. ana
several numbers were also given by the
! Mckinley High School Glee Club.
Many members were present at a
musicale given by the Woodbridge Music
Club last Sunday afternoon at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. c. E. Charming.
Those taking part were Helene Finna-
com, Jane Pratt. soprano; Mary
O'Donohue. contralto; Sue G. Norris,
soprano; Marguerite Harkers, viollnist;
| Jean Speaker, meZzo. Lucille Charming
| and Katherine Latimer were the &C
| companists.
There will be no rehearsal Of the
Great American" Pageant Chorus to-
morrow on account of the holiday. The
soprano and alto divisions of the chorus
will meet Tuesday evening at o'clock
in Perkins Hall of the Universalist Ma
tional Memorial Church, Sixteenth and
S streets. DR.. Harmed, the director of
the chorus, extends a hearty invitation
to all singers to join with those now re-
hearSing.
recital at the Church of the Pilgrims at
7:30 o'clock this evening. He will play
"Scherzo In F." Parry; improvisation.
Roger, and "Final" Pange lingua)
from "Plain-song Sonata" by M. j.
Erb.
The Junior choir Of the Church Of
the Pilgrims, Esther Linkins director,
will close the season with special num-
soloist, will be heard in The Ninety
and Nine" by Campion, and choir an
thems will include Bach's "Jesu, joy
of Mans Desiring" and The Angel"
by Rubinstein.
s. Elizabeth Kerr presented Christina
Campbell, Hulda Braden and Betty
Evans in song recital at the Ingram
Memorial Church last Wednesday eve
ming. The program consisted Of solo
and trio selections. Louise Prescott &C
companied the singers.
Lezern Hort, lyric soprano, will be
presented at q musical tea this after
noon by Eva Whitford Lovette.
Mary J. stotelmyer will present her
pupils in a piano recital, assisted by
the dramatic art pupils Of Hester W.
Beall, on Tuesday evening at 8 pm. at
Stoneleigh Court. Those taking part
will include Catherine Bergdorf, Peggy
De Pue. Rose Ann Bergdorf. Marion
Jones, Carolina johnson, Gladys Whit
ley, Marion Freeman, Justine O'Connor
Lucy Ohler, Marie Scoggins, Eleanor
Bradley, Billy Edmonston, Shirley Wolf
son, Mary Alice O'Connor. betty Dand-
ford, Margaret Edmcnsten, Michael
Colandro, Edyth Laurence and Bridget
Ann Flyu.