Evening star., 1933-04-30

I"H program for the Y. w. G. A.
music hour at Ga e street this
afternoon at o'clock will be
1 given by the Elizabeth Somers
Glee Club Of the Y. w. c. A..
directed by Mary M. Burnett. Ivalee
Newall, violinist, will be the assisting
artist Mary Worthley, accompanist for
the glee club. will be assisted at the
second piano by Edith L. Dawson. Mrs.
James II. Wingleld will preside. The
public Is invited.
Elsa Busch, head of the piano depart
ment Of st. Timothy's School, Cations
vile, Nd, and Margaret Hall, from the
faculty Of the school, will present two
piano programs at the hour Of music of
the Y. W. c. A., Seventeenth and K
streets, this afternoon at o'clock. The
public Is invited.
Norma Black. contralto. will be the
guest soloist at the Spiritual Science
Church of Christ this evening. Last
Sunday, Senorita Emma Colomo, So
prano, was heard in solos appropriate
to the Easter season.
The American University Mems Glee
Club sang at the annual meeting of the
Washington Board Of Trade at the
Mayhower Hotel last Thursday evening.
Harlan Randall Is the director of this
club and Chester Morrill,, IT,, is the &C.
companist.
The second program in the series ar
ranged by George Cornwell, organist at
Calvary Church, in Georgetown, will be
given this evening at 8 o'clock Mary
Russell Williams. soprano, assisting art
ist, will sing 20 Divine Redeemed" by
| arI A,ra NHor;o 1,x, NEr fSorv,
well.
Dorothy Davenport. coloratura So
rreEo ard recent winner of the At
water Kent addition. gave a program
Of opera arias and popular ballads at a
recent meeting of the Society Of Natives
of the District of Columbia. Elizabeth
| Gardner Coombs, concert pianist, was
the accompanist.
| Kapital Riddles Klub, composed Of
| juvenile stage and radio artists, will
give their Stars Of Tomorrow Revue"
this evening at $50 o'clock at the
Sears -Roebuck art galleries, 1106 Con-
necticut avenue. D. Davenport and F.
Simon are the directors and Elizabeth
Gardner Coombs the accompanist.
Gertrude Lyons, chairman of music
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Gil of the National Society Of the
United States Daughters of 1912, pre-
sented Ivalee Newell. State Junior coun-
selor of the Federation Of Music Clubs,
and Grace Powell, violinist, and Phebe
Slime, dramatic soprano, in groups of
solos during the sessions held at the
Willard Hotel April Is and 26. Wini-
fred Lakeman was the Official accom-
panist.
The District of Columbia Federation
of Music Clubs. Gertrude Lyons. presi-
dent, will present the Chaminade Glee
Club Esther Linkins, director, on the
weekly radio broadcast over WRC to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
| The D. c. Chapter. American Guild
of Organists, will hold the regular
monthly meeting Monday evening, May
j8, at 8:l5 o'clock. in the Epiphany
choir room Christopher Tenley, dean,
will preside. Oficers will be elected
and c. c. Cappel will give talk on
the National Symphony Orchestra:
Kenneth Frisbie, organist- director OF
will play Prelude and Fugue IN
Major" by Bach, and "Fantasie Prel-
ude," by Macpherson.
Edith B. Athey Is presenting Mar
garet LentZ, an organ pupil OF the
Hamline School of Music, this evening
at the meditation period Of the Ham
line M. E. Church. Sixteenth and ALI
son streets northwest, at 7:45 O'Clock
Miss Lentz will play numbers by Tschal-
kowsky.
The Modernaries Male Quartet, Bob
Ferguson end Bill Shanahan, tenorS,
Ed Rogers, baritone: Tom Leef, basso;
Jesse Heitmiller, pianist and director,
gave q program at the annual get
together of the Odd Fellows at the
Roosevelt High School last wednesday
evening. This club will give concert
for La Fayette Lodge Chapter; O. =. ..
Tuesday evening. May 2. at the Parsn
Hall of the Church Of the Incarnation
Tenth and Gallatin streets northwest
at BIS o'clock.
Elena de Sayn. local violinist. has
left the city for North Carolina. where
she will fill several concert dates.
The second concert Of the season by
the Rubenstein Club. under the direc,
| tion of Claude Robson, is announced
for Nav at the Willard Hotel. Emily
Roosevelt. dramatic soprano, will ap-
pear as guest soloist and will also sing
two obligato solos with the club. Inls
is the twenty-fifth anniversary OF the
club and the newly elected officers are
| Margaret Buell.. president; Ethel Reed
and Mrs. Harvey Baker Smith. wee
presidents: Rachel Lang, treasurer;
Mrs. w. l. Robey. secretary. and MIS-
George Tolson, librarian. Adeu Rob-
inson Bush is the accompanist.
The Washington College Of Music
has awarded a scholarship under the
| tutorship of Emanuel Zetlin OF the
violin faculty, to Joshus Blum. Swear
| old son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blum
! of Mount Rainier, Md.
EVELYN Scott. violinist. and Mrs.
Cooper C. Lightbown, soprano, are the
artists to be featured at the monthly
musicale at the Congressional Country
| Club this afternoon at S O'Clock. The
accompanies will be Marjorie Davis
and Charlotte Klein.
An informal piano recital was given
by the pupils Of Elizabeth Carpenter
| at her studio, 1916 K1bourne place,
| recently. Those who appeared ON the
| program were Doris Shupp, Ella Mary
| Embrey, Joan and Allyn Doyle. Jean
| and Anita Dumont, Lydia Brizz. Ros-
sta and Rebecca Osias, Hugh Claggett,
Audrey Yaden and Ruth and Dorothy
| Carpenter.
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