Evening star., 1933-02-19

Pilgrims next Thursday in the assembly
hall of the church. The choir, under
the direction of Minnie Volkmann and
accompanied by Warren F. Johnson,
will be assisted by Mortimer Davenport,
baritone John Alden Reed and Cathe-
rine Sandberg, readers.
Warren F. Johnson will play the
Fifth Sonata" by Filippo Capocci, be-
fore the evening service at the Church
Of the Pilgrims today.
The Euphonic Male Quartet of Ia
koma Park. Md, will give a program
at Mount Vernon Place Church Tues
day evening in the church school audi
torium at o'clock. This performance
Is sponsored by the Department of
Music. The quartet is composed (of the
following: Charles Eldridge, first bass;
Merrill Dawson, second bass; Robert Ell
bridge, first tenor; Floyd Newburg, sec
ond tenor.
A concert will be given on the eve
ming of February at Francis Asbury
Methodist Church by the Francis AS
bury Quartet and choir. The quartet
Is composed OF Fannie Shreve Heart
sill, Helen Marie Koontz, Ellsworth
II.
The choir will be directed by Herndon
Morsell, The assisting artist will be
Katherine Floeckher Cullen at the
piano, and Stuart j. Dewey in trumpet
solos. Allen H. Watson will be at the
organ.
Delphine Desio, cellist, will appear In
recital at Hamine M. E. Church. Six
teenth and Allison streets northwest, Fri
day evening, March 10, at 8:15 o'clock.
Miss Desio, a pupil of William Schmidt
OF the Philadelphia Orchestra, is a
graduate of Combs Conservatory, in
Philadelphia. She is a member of Mu
Phi Epsilon National Musical Sorority.
Sara Becker will assist Miss Desio
at the piano.
A program of Russian music will be
featured at the next meeting of the
Zalipsky Music Club, Wednesday, at
the home OF Mrs. Herman Hertzberg,
422l Sixteenth street. The program,
under the direction of Helen Kiernan-
Vasa, will be presented by the follow
ing artists: Katherine Hertzberg,
mezzo-s soprano; Milton Schwartz, vio-
llnlst; Nathan Bachrach, baritone;
Clara Schinskaya, lyric-soprano, and
the za1psky choral group.
Rebecca Chandler presented her pu-
pills in piano recital at the Stone
School, 1926 Rhode Island avenue, last
Friday evening. Those taking part
were: Gertrude Busby. Elaine Silbers-
berg, Ruth Lamond, Mary Jane Green,
James Clark, Eleanor Lanman, Irene
Marchand, Bette Warren, Marie Pit
finger, Wilfred Milofsky, Martha Jester
and Clara Marie Clark.
Nine. Louise Coutinho, pianist, and
Nine. Camilo Osias, soprano, assisted
by Eva Whitford Lovette, will give a
program OF Portuguese and Philippine
music at the American Association of
University Women Club Thursday at
Q. pm. The artists will appear in ma
tive costume, On Monday, February
n, Nine. Coutinho will give a lecture
and recital of Portuguese music at the
Columbia University, New York CITY.
Gretchen Hood, soprano, was the So
loist at the farewell luncheon given To
Mrs Hoover by the Wonnens National
Press Club last Wednesday,
Eva wHFrFoRD LovMTE mezp
contralto, will be the guest artist
at the reception to be given by the
Congressional Club next SATURDAY. eve
ming. February IS. Mrs. Iovette win
be assisted by Evaline Monico, pianist.
William Rodon announces the re-
moval of his studio from 1921 Con-
necticut avenue to 1914 N street north
west. Mr.. Rodon is a former soloist of
the Metropolitan Opera Ballet and a
pupil Of Leo Stats, Paris; Michael
Fokine, New York, and Serge Oukran-
sky. Chicago. At the new studio Mr.
Rodon will continue his classes in mod
ern dance art.