Evening star., 1933-12-24
In Local Music Circles

THE Choral Ensemble Of the Burial
I class, Calvary Baptist Church. win
present . musical program during the
Christmas pageant to be given this aft
ernoon ct Burial Hall at pm.
The soloists will be Leonore Fague,
Myrtle Barnes, Barbara Murray, Julia
Bruegeman and Dorothy Pierson. Flor
encs Howard e the director. Evelyn
violinist, Il the assisting artist.
A musical program, under the dlrec.
S1 ssen & s. FSrA sss soss Msa xso Kssfsr Will se
De Costa, violinist, and Richard Lorle-
berg, cellist at the New Year recep-
ton Of the National Capital Republican
Club at their club house. Sixteenth
street at Scott Circle northwest, on
next Monday, from 4 to 6 o'clock pm.
The Lovette Choral Club. under the
direction Of Eva Whitford Lovette, will
sing carols at the ceremonies to be held
by the members Of the Women,s Ma
tional Democratic Club at 4:30 today.
Besides several Of the better-known airs,
the group will sing the Gloucestershire
"Wassail Song" Bring Torch. jean
etc, isabella I" "Pat-a-Pan." an old Bur-
glndian air, and 10. How a Rose Fer
Blooming"
washington Memorial Park win give
its sixth outdoor memorial concert to-
day from to 4:30 pm. Edith B. Athey,
organist: John Murphy. tenor, and Elsa
Raner, violinist, are the contributing
artists. This special Christmas program
will be broadcast at the park on Riggs
road through 200-watt amplhers. The
public Is cordially invited.
Hazel Farnham will present her pupils
In o violin and piano recital on We'd
nesday at her studio, 5420 Connecticut
avenue. Those taking part are Idalin
Cohen, Gene Stevenson, Jewel Young.
Barbara Dietrich. Jane Hyman, Betty
Clark, Elizabeth Avery, Dorothy Dilley,
Betty Jean Hamilton, Shirle Kaufman,
Kathryn and Josephia Fuller. Elizabeth
Fiery. Virginia Clark. Evalyn Bina. Joan
and Marjorie Monroe, Maxine Mccall,
Fayne Reed, Maybeth and Margaret
Shepherd. Suzanne Sherman, years
old, will play q violin solo, accompanied
by her sister, aged o.
Soloists on the musical program pre-
sented at the Christmas celebration Of
the Minnesota State Society, held at
the Washington Club, were Yvonne
Ravel. coloratura soprano. accompanied
by Elizabeth Gardner Coombs; Joseph
Sokol, accompanied by Villa Semple.
and Claire Rudyk and Sola Holman,
with Mime. Zalipsky at the piano.
Mrs. Frank Springs Westbrook pre-
sented a group Of her youngest students
In q piano recital at her home, 1926
| Mckinley street, last Sunday.
Those playing were William Cooley
Louise Wynne, Roger Wells, Charles
Dodge, William Appel, Louis Hood
David Hanly. Louise Delano Janet
Paine. Dorothy Solnitzky and Thomas
| Paine.
Gladys Manchester Walin, contralto
soloist at the Keller Memorial Church,
will sing 20 Holy Night" by Adolphe
Adam, with violin obbngato by Doro-
thy Goodrich, violinist, who will also
play for the offertory, Romance in
g." by Beethoven. Mrs. Walin will also
sing the contralto solo In Harker's can
| tata, "Star Of Bethlehem" in the eve
| ming service.
Warren F. Johnson, organist. will play
Variations on Noel" by Dupre, be-
fore the evening service at the Church
| Of the Pilgrims today.
The Brass Instrumental Quartet
composed Of Daniel Suhrie, first cornet
Violet Numbers, second cornet; La.
Verne Maynard, tenor trombone, ape
Raymond Casey. bass trombone, gavt
q program Sunday evening In Columbis
Hall at Washington Missionary College
Mr.. Suhrie and Mr.. Casey were accom-
| panied by Edna Matz.
The Marks Music Club had Its
monthly meeting at the studio Sill
| Thirteenth street northwest, on Satur.
day. The club had as its guest Belle
Ward, who gave a unique puppet show
Piano selections we're given by Edna
VolZ, Charles Volz, Eugene Williams
Dorothy DeAtley, Richard Swift, Geral.
dine White and Minnetta Barnes anc
a vocal solo with guitar accompaniment
by William Hullings A dance solo was