Evening star., 1933-05-14

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presented its annual Shut in
Concert" at the Home for In
i curables last Tuesday night.
Laura Hayes Lyle. chairman for
this department Of the clubs activities,
arranged a program Of choral and solo
numbers.
Edith Virden Smith presented the first
Of a series of monthly class plays
given by and for her pupils at her
residence. 1929 Cathedral avenue. yes
terday afternoon.
The monthly meeting Of the Marks
Music Club was held at the studio. I'll
Webster street, on Saturday afternoon,
April 49,
Elena de Sayn has returned from her
trip to North Carolina and resumed her
teaching here.
Carolyn Manning contralto soloist at
st. Peters Church, is recuperating at
her home in Cleveland Park following
an operation.
The Anacostia M. E. Church choir,
under the direction Of J. j. Thomas,
will sing spiritual Mothers day an
thems at the afternoon and evening
services today.
Paul D. Gable. organist Of the First
Conversational Church. will play num-
bers from the works OF List DVorak.
Romberg Beethoven and Brahms this
afternoon.
Grace Hazard Wornelle sang for the
washington Readers Club last week at
their monthly meeting Mrs. Wornelle
also sang recently for the women's de-
partment Of the Mount Rainier Chris
| tan Church. Eleanor George was her
accompanisc.
Dr.. Earnest w. Ladovitch. violinist,
was presented in recital of Beethoven,
by Mildred Ficklin Echols, chairman
of music Of the Arlington Woman S
Club, at Windsor Arms last Monday.
Warren F. Johnson. organist will
play the Alec Rowley's suite, THE Four
Winds" before the evening service at
the Church Of the Pilgrims today.
A special evensong service will be
sung by st. Thomas choir in St:
( Thomas Church. Eighteenth and
I Church streets. next Wednesday eve
ming at 8:15 o'clock. This Is one OF
series of services which have been given
| in various churches under the auspices
Of the District of Columbia Chapter,
American Guild Of Organists.
Eleanor DYER, contralto was guest
| soloist at the West Washington Bap-
tist Church last Sunday. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Emory Bogley.
Ann Sugar. 13-year-old pianist will
give a recital at Chevy Chase Junior
College. Mrs. Harrington. director. Tues
day evening at 8:15 in the auditorium
of the school.
Helen Turley, contralto, will give
| "The City -Four Square" as her con-
tribution to the annual memorial serv-
ices for members of the Political Study
| Club who died during the year, wnlcn
will be held May 20 at the Washington
Club at 2:30 pm. Mrs. Iuriey VIII pe
Following the services, beginning at
o'clock, Nation Boyce, composer. Or
ganist and choir director OF st.
Matthews Catholic Church, will be
heard in piano recital.
| Nettie Sadie, local piano teacher. pre-
/ sented Marion Sanders and Mildred
! Katz in a joint recital at her stuuo
/ last Sunday afternoon.
! The Chaminade Glee Club, under the
| direction Of Esther Iinkins, gave pro-
gram at the Episcopal Church Home on
, Massachusetts avenue last wednesday
| evening. The club will give program
at the Florence Crittenton Home to-
| morrow.
Veterans at the Naval Hospital were
entertained last night by the kapital
Riddles Klub In q program OF aero,
battles, songs, recitations, music and
dances.
In the absence of DR.. Albert W..
Harmed, DR.. James Dickinson will be at
the organ and direct the National Capt.
tai Choir at the morning services at
: the Universalist National Memorial
Church.
Foundry Junior Choir, Esther Linkins,
director, will contribute two anthems
for the Mothers day service this eve
ming. Words Of one Of them, "'Tis
Mother" were written by Florence r.
Hinman, a member Of Foundry, and
were set to music by Flora M. Linkins.
The choir Is preparing for benefit
concert to be given in Dramatic Hall
of the church Friday evening, May 26.
The A Cappella Choir of the First
Congregational Church will sing Moth
er Mine" by Tucker, today. The words
of this song were written by the late
Iowa Carruthers Lozier, wife of Con-
gresham Ralph Lozier. The quartet
will sing Sing Alleluia Forth" and
Teach Me, o Lord"
Emily G. Dickinson will give pro-
gram Of organ music at Constitution
| Hall on Thursday for the Woman's day
Of the Southern s'0ta* Convention