Evening star., 1933-03-12

TINE Esmu (Etta Schmid Music)
Club will hold its next meeting
at the Cleveland Park Studio of
i Eta S. Wells next Saturday at
l:30 o'clock. Marion Oster-
mayer has resigned as secretary Of the
club, giving the post over to Marjory
Morrison-Smith.
Frances Gutelius will present Charl-
ton and HARLAN Meyer in recital on
Friday at the New Hampshire studios.
Invitations may be obtained at Miss
Gutelius' Studios.
The Washington Alumnae Club Of the
National Honorary Musical Sorority,
Mu Phi Epsilon, will meet tomorrow
night at the home of Ruth Thomas
Bradford, 4707 Connecticut avenue, at
8 o'clock. The program, in charge OF
the opera, la Gioconda," by Ponchielli
A talk will be given by Carol Wagner
and arias sung by Vera Nicely Ross,
contralto, and Miss Wood, soprano
Edith B. Athey president Of the club,
will play piano solo, THE Dance of
the Hours"
Mrs. Andrew Taylor Seay, mezzo-
soprano, Of Richmond, and Janet Coon.
local whistler, will present the musical
program for the next meeting of the
Political Study Club next Saturday
afternoon at the Washington Club.
The A Cappella Choir Of the First
Congregational Church will sing There
Was a Knight of Bethlehem" by
Boernschein, and the quartet will give
Rock Of Ages" at the morning service.
Paul Gable, organist of the church,
will include in his program selections
from Krieg. Dubois, GODDARD, Beetho-
ven, Tschaikovsky, Chopin and Men
delSsohn.
The Chamainade Glee Club, under
give q concert at the John Dixon home
tomorrow evening" The soloists for the
concert are Gladys Cecil, Eileen Lee,
Marguerite Pope and Agnes Sale, all
members of the Glee Club Next Sat-
urday the club will have as guests the
Composers Club at st. Patrick's day
party to be given at Miss Linkins' resi-
dence.
The concert, which was to have been
given by the Glee Clubs of George
Washington University on Wednesday
evening at Pierce Hall, All Souls
Church, has been Cancelled.
Members of the Nine. Zalipsky Music
Club will present program of Russian
folk songs over WRC in the Federation
Of Music Clubs series next Wednesday
at 6:45. On Friday Nine. Zalipsky
will present Sola Holmen, mezzo-so-
prano, and Marjorie Isaacs, lyric-so-
prano, in q recital at the Sears, Roe
buck Art Galleries.
Hugh L. Dryden, jr., and Ruth Dry
den, son and daughter OF DR.. and Mrs
Hugh L. Dryden, played . piano duet
on the program OF sacred music at the
Conversational home last Sunday. Mr.
Dryden was the speaker and Edith j
MacCartee was the soprano soloist, &C
companied by Marie Wells.
Warren F. johnson will play the fol-
lowing organ music at his recital before
the evening service at the Church o1
the Pilgrims today: Ute Missa Est,
by Tournimire; Alteration" by Mat
thews, and Grand Choeur," by
Jawelak.
Tomorrow evening at o'clock, a,
the home Of Mrs. william g. Carter
16 Taylor street, Cnevy CnaSe, MO-, the
Baroness Won Lowenfeldt will talk or
several European countries. After each
of the talks Virginia Sellers, soprano
will sing the national anthem Of the
country covered by the talk. Miss Sci.
lers will be accompanied at the piant
by Phila Belle Burke of Alexandra, Va
The fourth monthly meeting OF thu
Marks Music Club was held at thu
studio, 211 Webster street northwest
last Saturday. Readings were given OF
the life and careers Of Schumann
Massenet and Delibes. Piano selections
were played by members Of the clut
from the works Of these composers.
Lewis Corning Atwater, organist, vii
present the second IN . series Of Bach
programs this aSterueen at o'clock Q