Evening star., 1933-03-05
WAUGH will give her
. last illustrated talk of the sea-
son tomorrow morning, at ii
o'clock, at the Y. w. c. A.

i o'clock, at the Y. w. C. A.
The Rubenstein Club will hold q
combined rehearsal Tuesday evening at
the willard Hotel, at 7:45 O'Clock.
The Friday Morning Music Club will
present an opera pageant, From the
Troubadours Songs arranged by Mir
lam Hilton, next Friday morning, IL
o'clock, at the Y. w. c. A. Barker Hall.
Marcel Ancher, cellst Of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra, will pre-
sent the first of a series Of informative
recitals before the Tuesday Evening
Music Club, March IA, at their studios,
1929 G street. A talk on the sonata
and concerto forms Of piano music Will
be given by Elma Dott president OF
the club, and Mr.. Anchc.; will play the
Brahms sonata and tll. Handel con-
certo. Marjorie Davis will be his &C
companist Other artists appearing In
these Informative recitals will be Crete
Won Bayer in a program OF romantic
music of Germany, and Miriam Hilton
in a program Of Faure songs.
A program of special music will be
presented at the opening service OF the
Spiritual Science Church Of Christ. TINS
evening, at the new address. 1901 X
street northwest. Myra Marshall, So
prano, will be guest soloist; also, stan
SerRt, Frank A. Witchey chief trum-
peter. United States Sd Cavalry Band,
Fort Myer. Va, and oficial bugler to
the Unknown Soldier, and Cruze Ans
den, trumpeter soloist. United States 50
Cavalry Band, Fort Myer, will be heard
in solos. Elizabeth Gardner Coombs,
director of music, will be heard in her
15-minute piano recital, at 7:45 pm,
featuring Chopin. The public IS cor
daily invited.
Greta Won Bayer and Helen Grimes,
pianists, and Richard Lorleberg, ce-hst,
will give a concert March 8, at 10 am,
at the home of Mrs. Eugene Bond, 1922
Blair road, Takoma Park. The concert
will be played before members and
guests Of the music section of the Ia
koma Park Woman's Club.
Alice Neal, contralto, sang group
of modern songs at the Veterans
Bureau luncheon held at the Shoreham
Hotel recently.
The District of Columbia Federation
of Music Clubs will present the sixth
broadcast ever WRC Wednesday at z
o'clock. Two-piano compositions Will
be featured by the Felicia Rybier Music
Club. Eleanor Hubert and Helen Spa
soft, the pianists, will play a Spanish
folk dance by Mary Carlisle Howe and
"The Dance of the Gnomes," by
Whelply.
Katherine Seelye Wallace. pianist,
and Florence Mackay, 'yiolinlst, were
the artists presented In joint recital
by the Woodbridge Music Club last
Thursday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. william J. Seelye. Mrs. Wallace
accompanied.
Flora McGill Keefer. mezzo-soprano,
will assist Lewis Corning Atwater,
organist, in a program Of Bach music
this afternoon at All Souls Church.
The Esmu Club held its meeting
February IS, at the Sears Roebuck Art
Galleries. Alice Neuman. 10-year-old
"Musette in G." which she later pre-
sented at the junior concert Of the
Federation of Music Clubs. Those pres
ent at this meeting were: Betty Evans,
Martha Brawner, Margaret and Frances
Osborn, Sylvia Joseph, 10, jr., and Jane
Wells, Jean Hartig. Mary Jeanne Cole
man, M. Morrison Smith, Mary Sterling,
D. Pelman. Flora and Eleanor Blumen-
thai. Rita Wheatley and Gerson Nord-
linger.
c. Wilfred Smith. Welsh-American
tenor, was the leading soloist at the
banquet and musical festival of the St.
David's Society of Welsh Americans
held at the Mayfiower last Wednesday
The A capella Choir of the First
Congregational Church at the evening
service will sing II Was Glad When
They Said Unto Me-" by Parry, and
Dorothy Wilson Halbach will be the
soloist In THE Lord Is My Light" by
Obey Speaks.
The music at the IL O'Clock service
this morning at the Church Of Trans
figuration will be Of patriotic nature
savona Griest, voice and piano teach, a,
recital recently. Those participating
were Celia May Grooms, Barbara
smith. Barbara Spencer, Harriet Frish-
EFT, Priscilla Grist, Norine Buswell
Mary Barnard, Joyce -Caf1erty, Doris
McKimmie, Dolores Griest, Clarence
Adams, Evelyn Fankhauser, Henry
Bogelman, Jane Davis, Margaret Meme
Mary Warner Hall, Irene Tayman, Vir-
ginia Wittstatt, .Winifred Smith, Rob-
ert Dawson, Mary Ellen Wittstatt
Henry KrautWurst, Helen Summers
Virginia Smith and Sadie Jarvinen
Mrs. Griest sang . grqRp Of songs, &C
companied by Irwin 4yeele, and as q
closine number Mrs. 0riest and Mr.
Steele gave . piano duet