Evening star., 1933-03-26
= GUY LUCAS. organist and choir
master of ST. Johns Church,
will give his forty-ninth organ
recital tomorrow evening at

will give his forty-ninth organ
L recital tomorrow evening at
the church. The program, be-
ginning at 8:15 O'Clock, will be largely
request numbers from the works of
Bach, g-Elert, Schubert and Wag-
ner. He will also include selections by
Brahms. Harker. Gaul and Dubois. The
next recital to be given by Mr.. Lucas
is announced for october 80.
Dorothy Davenport. coloratura So
prano. accompanied by Elizabeth Gard
ner Coombs. gave a recital at this
months meeting of the Georgia State
Society at the Shoreham Hotel. Miss
Davenport sang arias from 'Mignon"
and "Rigoletto," and concluded her
program with several modern selec-
tions.
Frances Gutelius and her assistant,
Josephine Noel, will present group Of
their pupils in recital Friday at her
New Hampshire avenue studios. The
following pupils will participate: Janice
Smith, Margaret Yanagita. Barbara
Boiling, Walter Swank, Betty Marshall,
Frances Alderman, HARLAN and Charl-
ton Meyer, Joy and Bobby Hulsizer,
Joan Casterlin, Jacqueline Boggs, Billy
ston. Betty Mckinney, Nancy MacGuire
and Patty Moore.
The Friday Morning Music Club will
present Katherine Floeckher Cullen, pi-
anist; Evelyn Scott violinist, and Es-
ther Bibber. mezzo-soprano, on their
regular Friday program this week at IL
o'clock in the Barker Hall, Y. w. c. A.
The Children's Music Hour will pre-
sent the regular Sunday Music Hour at
the Y. w. c. A., GA E street, today at
o'clock. Ruth Dale Smith, president.
will preside, and will be assisted by
Mrs. Alfred Bolgianno and the Tiny
Tots Orchestra, directed by w. A.
Oates.
An informal musicale will be given
by the pupils Of Kathryn Latimer at
her studio. 4614 Eighth street, Friday
of this week. The program includes
solo and ensemble numbers, and the
student pianists who will participate
are: Mary Margaret Trimble, Mary
Katherine Hoover, Allen and Mary Lati-
mer. Peggy Schneider. Gerhard Lenski,
Betty Rawdon, Nancy Ryder, Roberts
Latimer, Betty Ryder, Ruth Sanders,
Ray Ryder. Charlotte Henning, Marion
Harvey and Richard Rawdon. During
intermission Mary Trimble will give
my Impression Of the Paderewski Con-
cert" and a group of clarinet solos will
be played by Richard Rawdon.
The Tuesday Evening Music Club,
Florence Howard, director. will present
an ensemble and a group of soloists in
cluding Ina HoltZscheiter. Catherine
Gross. Helen Neumeyer Perry, Lillian
Llewellyn, Frances Tucker and Beatrice
Orbison, in the final evening concert of
the American Association Of University
Women to be given at their club house,
1874 street, Wednesday evening at
BIS o'clock. Their program will in
clude selections from the works of
Henschel, arrangements of old folk
songs by Saar. Neidlinger and Deems
Taylor, Puccini, Thomas, Max Bruch,
Arditi, Wagner, Nathaniel Dett, Fox and
Ware-Harris. Marjorie Davis will be
at the piano.
The Music Lovers Hour at the Y. w.
c. A. will again hear Helen LeFevre
Lyon, who will talk on THE Romantic
Composers; an Era Of IndividualiSm, F."
on March a, at 5 o'clock.
Sidney, jr., and Shirley Seidenman
and Louise Lentz gave an hour of music
for friends last Sunday afternoon Each
played groups Of pieces and duets, with
Sade Styron and Sidney Seidenman,
violinist and orchestra director.
Irving Phillips and Elizabeth Gates.
piano pupils of Nine. Won Unschuld, will
be the pianists in the Won Unschuld
Piano Club broadcast tomorrow at 6:45
o'clock. Last Monday Nine. Won Un-
schuld played the elementary student
music as an Illustration to the younger
pupils in an effort to aid them In their
piano technique.
Dorothy Sherman Pierson will pre-
sent her artist pupil, Edna Cecilia More
land, in a recital at tea and musicale
given in her honor at the home Of MIS-.
Joseph o. Whiting, BIS Rittenhouse
street, this afternoon from 4 to s
o'clock. Miss Moreland will be assisted
BY Sophocles Papas and william r.
Pierson, local composer.
Elena de Sayn, Wolinist, accompanied
by Wmifred Lakeman, will be presented
In program of music at the Congress
sional Country Club this afternoon from
artist at q reception given in honor of
Mrs. Roosevelt recently by the District
League of American Pen Women.
The Esmu Club (Etta Schmid Music
Club held its bimonthly meeting at
the Cleveland Park Studio of Eta s.
Wells March II. Alice Neuman, 9
year-old soloist. was presented in re-
cital, and Doris Schirpp, guest artist,
played Scharwarauke's Polish Dance
The music department Of the Ia
koma Park Women's Club will hold q
special meeting tomorrow evening, 8
o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. Bond,
1922 Blair road. Arsenic Ralon, vio-
linist, will be guest artist, and will be
accompanied by Margaret Broner.
Helen G. Williams and Mrs. Waldo
Schmitt, pianists, will also participate.
Franceska Kaspar Lawson, accom-
panied hH MAbl Finch 1aWlinm, VIII