Evening star., 1933-04-30
Local Notes

, nome Of Dr. and Mrs. Charles w.
Wright for the District Of Columbia
Branch OF the American Institute of
Mining Engineers. Ruth Hobbs played
two groups of piano solos, accompanied
at the piano by Arsenic Ralon. Mem
bers OF the National Quartet, Norma
Simonson, Velma Snow, James de
Valse Mann and Rawley Donoghue.
sang ensemble numbers, with Dorothy
Emery as accompanist. Miss Emery
was also piano soloist.
The Francis Asbury Quartet, Fannie
Shreve Heartsell, soprano and director:
Helen Marie Koontz, contralto; Els
worth Condrin, tenor; Fred c. Schaefer.
bass, assisted by Stuart Dewey, trum-
peter, and a large vested choir. will
give an elaborate musical program at
the Francis Asbury M E. Church
South, Sixteenth and Lamont streets,
this evening at 8 O'Clock
A musical comedy, THE Dumb
Waiter" was presented by the Cole
Class Club of Brightwood Park M. E.
church on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, April Is and 26.
Mary Apple, contralto gave a pro-
gram OF vocal selections at a meeting
OF the Community Forum, at the Sec
ono congregational Church, Waterbury.
Conn, Sunday evening, April %.
Warren F. Johnson, organist, will
play Choral Fantasia on Hanover.
by A. p. Steward, and Finale In B
Fiat" Wolstenholme, at the evening
service at the Church Of the PILGRIMS
today.
Music at the II O'Clock service this
morning at All Saints Church, Chew
Chase, Rev. Henry Teller Cooke, pas
tor Will include. Tie Deum," Gus
tance; "Jubilate," Schneider, and Of
lertory solo, open the Gates of the
Temple" Knapp, sung by Robert H.
Davidson baritone. William H. Tay-
lor Is organist and director.
A male quartet from the A Cspella
Choir, consisting of Don Waite, Culvin
Totten, Garrett Rush and Theodore
Siipola under the direction of Ruby
Smith Stahl, furnished the entertain
ment for the banquet of the D. A. r.
congress last week in the lar1pr ball
room of the Willard Hotel.
Junior students of the Institute of
Musical Art will entertain their parents
and friends with recital in the recital
nall OF the institute, Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. The following pupils will
Gertrude Troutman. villas Vermilicn'
Carol Bernstein, Charles Washburn.
Isabel Harrison, Joanna Abbadessa
Kathryn and Phyllis Wickey. Jack
Henry. Pearl Blum, Peggy Koob, Har-
riet Sommer, Virginia Sinner. Airline
Appich. Mary Elizabeth Rasmussen.
Jean Guaragna, Margaretta Ecklof and
Thomas Baden: violnists, Edward Bar
ham. John AbDadessa, Jack Parrish
and William Reith: reading. Lucie
Palmer Meade; brass instruments,
Marian and Elmyra Paris. Ralph Won
Friedly and Crawford Bishop All
friends OF the tchool are cordially in
vited to attend.
The Lillian Moore-William Rodon
| cance recital. scheduled for the First
OF May is necessarily postponed until
May %. because Of the engagement
| Of the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, of
which Miss Moore Is soloist. at the
Lewisohn Stadium in New York the
last part Of April
On last Sunday evening. Mary Apple,
| contralto soloist at Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. was guest solo,
| ist at a meeting of the Community
Forum at Second Congregational
| Church, Waterbury, Conn.
Nine Marie Won Unschuld will broad
cast tomorrow over WMAL at $50.
Last Monday Nine Won Unschuld pre-
sented in the Won Unschuld Piano Club
radio recital, Charlotte Sprenkel,
Marjory Hart and Miss Alice Olson
in compositions of Henselt, Chopin and
Wilhelmji.