Evening star., 1933-03-19

TINE Arts Club Choral Group under
the direction Of Otto T. Simon.
Is preparing a program OF works
i BY Beethoven. Franck. Elgar and
Bantock for its Spring concert.
The club meets each Wednesday eve
ming at the Arts Club and is in need
of tenor voices. Applications should
be made to Dr. Simon at the club.
A recital Of students of the violin.
piano, cello and voice will be presented
by the Associated Studios next Thurs
day evening in the studio Of DR.. Otto
T Simon. Those taking part will be
the pupils of Henri Sokolov. Crete Won
Bayer, Richard Lorleberg and DR.. Simon
and will include Carlin Borden. Dorothy
Borden. Mary Black, Frances Crawford,
Scott Dawson, Lillian Frame, Felix
Haynes, Lavinia Holland. Tracy Multi
gan, Ella Strawn and Mrs. SWEET.
The Capitol City Choristers, under
the direction of Dorothy Radde Emery,
gave a concert recently at the Washing
ton Sanitarium Lena Kash, accom-
panist for the choristers, was also piano
soloiSt.
A Lenten musical tea will be given at
the home of Mrs. Rae Shafer. 66O5
Meadow lane, Chevy Chase next Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. The artists
appearing on the program are Mrs.
Joseph D. White, pianist; Ruth Bron-
son Logan, violinist; Harriet B. 1nger-
sol, reader; Joe Thomas, tenor; Harlan
Randall, baritone; Mrs. Leon Bibber,
soprano; Mrs. H. L. Schrader. contralto,
and Mrs. S. J. McCathran, accom-
paniSt.
Flora Clayton presented group of
her younger pupils in an informal re-
cital at her studio last Friday evening.
Those taking part were Betty Baylor,
George BehnemAn, Paul Miller, jr.;
Robert Behneman, 10y Shipp and Beth
Bon Durant. Ina Sager Of the ad-
vanced class played the first movement
Of the Concerto in A Minor" by Vival-
di-Nachez.
Nine. Louise Coutinho and Helen
Neumeyer Perry, contralto, were the
artists for . musicale Of the German
Literary Society held at the home OF
Anita Schade. Young violin pupils OF
Joseph Kaspar, accompanied by Mrs.
Carl Chindblom. were also on the pro-
gram. Miss Perry was accompanied by
Mrs. Frank Howard.
The A Capella Choir Of the First
Conversational Church, under the di-
rection Of Ruby Smith Stahl, will sing
We Praise Thee" by Schevof, at the
morning service. The soloist for this
service will be Dale Hamilton, who will
sing Bartlett's % Lord Be Merciful." !"
In the evening the choir will give Were
You 1here?" by Dett, and the male
chorus will sing La Forge's "The First
Psalm"
The Foundry Junior Choir, Esther
Linkins, director, will give q special
program of music at the opening Of
the church services this evening at 8
o'clock. Marguerite Pope will be the
soloist with the choir.
The Lovette Choral Club will be
present next Wednesday evening at
I o'clock in the series Of broadcasts
sponsored by the District Of Columbia
Federation of Music Clubs, OF which
Gertrude Lyons IS president. Following
the general character Of these weekly
broadcasts over WRC, the selections
will be Of American origin. The club
is under the direction Of Eva Whitford
Lovette and Is accompanied by Wini-
fred Lakeman.
Lewis Corning Atwater, organist. will
play the last in series Of three Bach
programs given at the All Souls
Church this afternoon at o'clock.
Warren F. johnson will play the
introduction" "Passacaglia" and
"Fugue" by Healey william, in his re-
cital before the evening service today
at the Church Of the Pilgrims.
The Friday Morning Music Club will
present the following artists on its reg
ular program on Friday at II O'Clock
am at Barker Hall: Gretchen Hood,
soprano; Robert Frederick Freund. bari
tone, and Tamara Dmietrif1, pianist.
Mary Park Clements and Julia Robert