Evening star., 1933-02-19

i the subject will be 1.-THE Prin-
ciple of Forearm Rotation in
Piano Playing" as taught by Tobias
Matthay.
Margaret Nicolson of London, Eng
land, has come to join Pearl Waugh in
her studio and will have charge of chill
dren's classes in muSicianship and group
piano work.
The Capital City Choristers, under
the direction of Dorothy Radde Emery,
with Lena Kash accompanist, presented
program of choral music at the Co
lumbia Heights Christian Church. The
Dixie Trio assisted the choristers.
The choral group of the Arts Club,
directed by Otto T. Simon, has resumed
April.
The Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church choir. under the direction of
Mrs. Albert w. Volkmer, will present
the following numbers at the morning
service today: THE Heavens Are Tell
ing" from Haydn's Creation" and
Jesus, Friend of Sinners" "a cappella)
by Grieg- Dickinson. Mrs. D. G. jack
son, the organist. will play "Adagio," by
Haydn, and "Elegiac Melody" by Grieg.
The Tuesday Evening Music Club will
hold its annual Winter reception next
Sunday from 4 to z pm. at the studios,
1923 G street. A program of choral
and solo numbers will be presented by
the singers of the club. Florence How
ard is director and Marjorie Davis the
accompaniSt.
The trio for violin and cello, viola
and cello, opus 8, No. 3, Beethoven,
will be played by three members Of the
National Symphony Orchestra, Jeno
Sevely, Samuel Feldman and Samuel
Geschicter, at the Friday Morning Music
Club next Friday morning. Minna
Niemann, pianist, and Irna Briggs, So
prano, viii also appear on this program.
Dorothy Davenport, recent winner of
the local Awater Kent contest, was the
guest artist of st. Johns Chapter, East
ern Star, last week. Miss Davenport is
pupil of Nine. Gurle Luise Correa.
Yvonne Stanley gave a recital before
the Columbia Women's Club. Mrs
Shanley is a member of Gurle Luise
Correras opera class.
Frances Gutelius presented a Valen-
tine concert for the patients of the
Washington Sanitarium at Takoma
Park last Tuesday The program was
given by Janice Smith. Margaret Yana-
gita and Walter Swank.
Inez Becker, violinist and Mary liant
Couch, pianist, will play the Cesar
Franck Sonata" for violin and piano,
during the music hour at the Women's
City Club next Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock. Mrs. Couch will also discuss
the coming programs of the National
symphony Orchestra. This is the fifth
OF the series of Adventures in Music"
Music of George Washington's time
will be played by Lewis Corning At
water, organist of the All Souls Church,
in his program this afternoon at the
church. He will be assisted by Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann, bass.
The Welsh Singers, Daniel Morgan
directing, will present the program for
the music hour at the downtown CEN
ter OF the Z. w. G. A. this afternoon at
o'clock. Pearl A. Grifith will be ac-
companist and Wilfred Smith. tenor,
the soloist. Edith williams will talk on
impressions OF Wales" and Mrs. F. L.
Harris and David j. Roberts will take
active parts during the hour.
The junior choir of Foundry Church.
ullucI tuc ulIecLlOn or esther I1nkinS,
Will assist in the church broadcast this
afternoon between 4 and 4:3O O'Clock
over WMAL. Karl Holer will be the
accompanist.
The Lovette Choral Club, now holding
its meetings at 1920 G. street, is re-
hearsing for its Spring concert, which
will be given in April
The program for the hour of music
at the Y. w. c. A. this afternoon at 5
o'clock will be given by the Arlington
Hail Glee Club, under the direction of
Mime. Regina Vicarino. Marjorie Nor
rison will be the accompanist and the
assisting soloists 10 Carter, Thelma
Troxler, Frances SnipeS and Gwendolyn
Chamberlain.
The a capella choir of the First Con-
gregatibnal Church will sing IT was
Glad When They Said Unto Me, e,""Glory
and Honor and Laud" and "Only Be-
gotten Son" at the services today Ruby
Smith Stahl director of the choir, will
sing soprano solo, whittier Shall /
Go From Thy Spirit?" at the evening
service. There will also be several or
gan selections.
An entertainment will be given by
the junior choir OF the chnrch q the