Evening star., 1933-02-12

A COMBINED program Of modern
~ and classic music for the piano
~ will be this weeks presentation
4 \ Of the Friday Morning Music
Club, IL o'clock, at the Y. w.
G. A. Barker Hall. Isabel Squibb will
be presented In the classic piano re-
cital and Fanny Ross Henbest will give
the modern compositions. Rosa Polio
Jarman, soprano, substituting for Ruby
smith Stahl, viii be the vocal soloist.
The Soloist Ensemble Of Women's s
Voices, directed by Otto T. Simon, will
give q program at the Political Study
Club, Seventeenth and K streets, next
Saturday afternoon. Marjorie Lowe Is
the accompanist.
Elena de Sayn, violinist, accompanied
by Winifred Lakeman, pianist, will play
selection by Wagner at the Saturday
evening meeting Of the Deutscher
Iitherarischer, Verein. at the home Of
the president, Anita Schade.
The Frances Gutelius studio activ-
tiles included recent recital by Walter
Drummond Swank. Ruth Alice Davis,
former pupil Of Miss Gutelius, played
short program at q tea which Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt gave for Mrs.
Hughes recently, at the Todhunter
School. Miss Davis Is now pupil OF
Mrs. Edwin Hughes Of New York. Miss
Gutelius and her assistant, Miss Noel,
presented the following pupils In re-
cital Friday night: Betty Marshall,
Margaret Yanagita, Frances Alderman,
Janice Smith. Kaylin and Charlton
Walter Swank. Billy Richardson, Betty
Wheatley. Kate Johnston, Margaret
Briggs, Betty Mckinney Joan Casterlin
Jacquelin Boggs. Lucille Randall
Nancye Mcguire, Billy Brownell and
Mary Gaylord.
Norma SimonSon, soprano, accom-
panied by the Lowe-Nevins Orchestra,
will be the guest artist tonight at the
musicale, in the lounge at 2400 Six
teenth street, at 8 O'Clock.
The Music Lovers Hour viii meet to-
morrow at B O'Clock. Mae Eleanor
Smith will speak on the Development
Of Harmony" Songs by the members
will follow.
The program for the music hour this
afternoon at S o'clock, at the Y. w
c. A., will be given by Sue Bailey Thur
man who will speak on worship
Moods In Negro Spirituals." She will
be assisted by the Girl Reserve and
Elizabeth Somers Glee Clubs.
The National Capital Choir. unde,
the direction Of DR.. Albert w. Harmed
will repeat, by request, the anthem
q composition by a. Washington COM
poser. Dorothy Radde Emery, at the
morning services Of the Universalist
National Memorial Church.
The February recital by pupils oi
La Sale Spier viii be given this after
noon, at $3.50 o'clock, in Mr.. Spiers
studio. Compositions for one and two
pianos viii be played BY Jessie Rlais- ;
Thelma Callahan. Robert CLANCY
Jacqueline Churchill. Jane Esch
Helene Finnacom, Julia Fischer, Grace
Foote, Lucy Frank, Jerry Griesemer
Evelyn Mayors, Bertha Miller, Mary
Schneider, Margaret Venable and Hugh
Warren.
Anna Davis Straub, soprano, and
James De Valse Mann, tenor, accom-
panied by Dorothy Radde Emery, gave
the musical program Wednesday eve
the Shoreham.
A program Of music was given last
Tuesday evening by Constance Russell
pianist; Mary Iunkin, mezzo-soprano
and Margaret Davis, organist. at the
February meeting of the Abigail Hart
man Rice Chapter, D. A. R., held al
the Pen Women's Club, Connecticut
avenue and l. street.
Evelyn and Harlon Randall, soprano
and baritone, will be featured in duets
and solos this evening in the Maxim
Lowe concert at the Shoreham. Mr.
Song Of Love" "On Hel di, Vedremo'
(lGAdame Butterfly, by Puccini, win b,