Evening star., 1933-10-01

- HARLOTTE GARDNER LIP
PITT presented group of her
pupils in AN Evening of
~ Music" at the Washington
Club, last Thursday evening, at
$50 o'clock. The mixed quartet, COM
posed of Agnes Fealy. Helen Benham,
C. Winston Linville and Donald Prince,
presented Merry June and Think,
Love, OF Me" Mary Apple, contralto,
sang "Agnus Del" Bizet; Lullaby"
Hanscom: "Sognai." Schira, and Loves
Merchant" by Carew. Members Of the
quartet were also heard in solo numbers
and duets. Elsie Harvey Weaver was
the accompaniSt.
Cornena G.. Hardness, soprano. has
resumed her vocal and piano teaching
at the Lewis Studios. Miss Hardness
was guest soloist at the September
meeting OF the Garden Club of Vienna,
Va. MIS-. Affects was her accompan1st.
The Marks Music Club held its
first meeting of the season at the studlo,
51lO Thirteenth street northwest, on
September 90 Officers of the year were
elected: Eugene Williams, president;
Geraldine White. vice president; Billy
Hullings, secretary; Ruth Hunlngs'
treasurer; Minnetta Barnes, chaplain,
and Laurette Marks Hullings, director.
The club will meet on the fourth Satur-
day Of each month.
DR.. Julia E. Schelling has just re-
turned from the MacDoWen Colony in
Peterborough, n H, and announces
series of five lee .ure-recitals to be given
at Briar Cliff on Hudson. The hrst,
"Parsifal." was given September 26,
with Alberto Binboni. dancer, inter
preting the music, and Wagnerian slides
from Ernest Schelling's rare collection
used for illustrating; The second conc re- re,
cital, October 8, on the dance, Will also
be illustrated by Wilma Bimbon1.
Fanny Riberts Of the Washington Col
lege Of Music will give the piano inter-
pretation for Tristan and Isolde" ana
stDie Meistersinger," in later recitals.
DR.. Schelling begins her Washington
lectures today.
Minnie Volkmann has returned to
the city after vacation OF study anu
travel and will resume her teaching
tomorrow at the LIE Roy Lewis Studio.
The Francis Asbury Quartet, Fannie
Shreve Heartsill, soprano and director
Helen Marie Koontz, contralto; ELS
worth Condrin, tenor, and Fred G.
Shaefer. bass, assisted by Stuart j.
Dewey. trumpeter, will be heard IN
epectal music at the Francis Asbury
M e. Church South, at both services,
today. Allen II. Watson Is organlst
Jennie dlennan. organist and direc-
bor Of st. Patr1ck's Church Choir, mas
reorganized the choir for the season
and is holding additions In order 10
augment the chorus by few extra
voices. Rehearsals on Friday nights at
7:30 o'clock, at Carroll Hall.
Marjorie Lowe. soprano, and Minna
Niemann, pianist, assisted by Gertruoe
Smallwood Mockobee. accompanlst, VIII
present a Joint recital at Gunston Han,
tonight, at $50 o'clock.
Paul D. Gable, organist OF the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church, Tenth and e
streets northwest. will include IN ms
selections today "The Sacred Hour'
by Ketelbey; March of the Priests,
Rossini. and Adagio, from sonata
Pathetique," by Beethoven.
Crete Won Bayer. concert pianist and
teacher, who has been spending some
time at Amherst. Mass, will return here
to resume instructions about October
Is.
Dorothy Neff Tyler, soprano and
teacher Of voice, has returned from New
England, and will take up her work
for the sixth season, in her new studio
at the Washington College of Music.