Evening star., 1933-04-23
Local Notes

afternoon Besides Mrs. Bachschmid,
there will be solos and ensemble work
by members of the choir who are all
pupils Of Mrs. Bachschmid. Mrs.
Henry Hunt Mckee Of Washington will
be the accompanist.
The Chaminade Glee Club will give
a program of songs in connection with
three-act play entitled "All Night
Long" to be presented by the Epworth
League of Foundry M. E. Church on
Friday, April %, at BIS pm.
The Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church choir, under the direction of
Mrs. Albert w. Volkmer, will sing Fear
Not o Israel" by Max Spicker, and
Father. Thy Children Bow in Adora-
ton" "a cappella), by Arthur Sullivan,
at the morning service today. Mrs. D.
G. Jackson. organist. will play numbers
by Rossetter Cole. Kinder and Lemare
Warren F. johnson will give an or
gan recital at the Church of The Pill
grims before the evening service today.
He will play 'Madrigal," Leo Sowerby:
"A Sylvan Idyll," G. B. Nevin, and
"Celestia," Bainbridge Crist.
The National Quartet. Norma Simon
son, soprano; Velma Snow, contralto
James de Valse Mann, tenor: Rawley
Donohue. baritone. and Dorothy Radde
Emery. accompanist. under the direc-
ton Of Flora McGill Keefer, gave the
opening musical program Of the con-
gress Of the Daughters of the American
Revolution. last Sunday afternoon at
Memorial Continental Hall. The quar-
tet also gave last Sunday morning the
musical program in the lounge of the
Dodge Hotel and in the evening at the
Western Presbyterian Church.
The Elizabeth somers Glee Club.
Mary Burnett, director. will use Walt
Whitmans Il Hear America Singing"
from Leaves Of Grass" set to music
by Harvey Gaul for the District of
weekly broadcast over WRC Wednesday,
April 26, at o'clock.
Gertrude Lyons will sing tonight for
the Daughters of the American Colonists
at their annual banquet held in the
rose room of the Hotel Washington.
The Institute of Musical Art, s3l
Eighteenth street northwest, will enter
tain next Wednesday evening at S:l5
with recital Of piano violin and vocal
numbers. On this occasion lie follow
ing students will participate in the
program: Piano. Erna E. Martin,
Mildred Himmelfarb, Russell G. Wright.
Arthur E. Knowles and Glenn Carow;
violin, Henry Hogan. Marjorie Wilson,
Martha Davenport and Virginia Cure
ton: voice. Howard E. Severe, Beatrice
Downer Holland and Jane Elise Hast
ings Miss Mary Mullen will play a
flute obbligato and the following pianists
will serve as accompanies: Geraldine
Stephens, Weltha Woolhiser. Stanley
Rayf1eld and DR.. c. E. Christiani.
Friends of the school are cordially in
vited to attend.
The sacred cantata. "Olivet to
Calvary" will be repeated at Takoma
Park Seventh-day Adventist Church to-
night at o'clock.
George Cornwel has arranged a
series of four programs to be presented
at the Sunday evening services of
Calvary Church in Georgetown. This
evening Mr.. Cornwell will play organ
arrangements Of compositions by
Beethoven, Schubert and Mendelssohn.
He will be assisted by Margery League,
zo-soprano.
The Capital City Choristers enter
tanned a group Of friends at their new
studio. 1901 Connecticut avenue, after
their regular weekly rehearsal last
Tuesday evening. The club is devoting
all of its time now to the preparation
for the concert to be held at the Jewish
Community Center on May 18.
The Zalipsky Music Club will meet
Wednesday at Christ Church Parish
Hall, Thirty-first and o streets, at $3.50
O'Clock. Music from the works of
French composers will be presented by
Helen c. Kiernan-Vasa, chairman Of
the Program Committee A feature of
the program will be the singing Of
"Agnus Del" by the Christ Church
Choir. The choir is under the direc-
ton Of Richard Tuttle Bell, organist
and choir director.
A program was given by DR.. Emile
Simon, cellist of the National Symphony
Orchestra and his quartet, composed
of Andri Cattani. first violin; Fritz
Hauer, second violin; Samuel Feldman,
viola, and DR.. Emile Simon, cellist. at
the April meeting Of the Huguenot So
ciety of Washington, held recently at
the Maydower Hotel.