Evening star., 1933-05-07

" harpist, and Anne Yago Nc
n Guffey, contralto and light
i opera star. will be heard in a
joint program OF music Friday
afternoon, May 10, at 4:30 o'clock at
Martha Washington Seminary.
The children Of the Saturday Music
Hour of GA E Street Y. w. c. A. will
have charge Of the Sunday afternoon
program today at o'clock. assisted by
the Sunshine class Of Eastern Presoy-
terian Church. the pupils OF MIS-; Al
fred Bolgianno and the Tiny Tots Or
chestra. Ruth Dale Smith, president
of the Music Hour, will preside. The
public Is cordially invited.
WASHINGTON Alumnae Club Of the
national honorary musical sorority. Mu
Phi Epsilon, will hold its next meeting
tomorrow evening at the home OF Syl-
via Meyer, 1927 P street northwest.
with Greta Won Bayer and Quinta Frey
as assisting hostesses. The program
will be in charge OF Vera Neely Hoss
and will be on Unusual Musical Instru-
ments."
GLADYS Roe Thrift, student at Mount
Vernon School of Music, will play the
organ recital as prelude to the evening
service at Mount Vernon Place M. Z.
Church tonight from 7:30 to 8 o'clock.
Rev. Frederick w. Morris. new rec
tor at Grace Episcopal Church. Wood
side Md. who recently came here from
Wyoming. will oficiate at the IL o'clock
service today, when special musical
program. under the direction OF MIS-.
Henry Hunt Mckee. orgapist. Will also
be given. Soloists will inceude Vivienne
Gilmore, soprano.
The A Cappella Choir Of the First
Congregational Church will sing %
Lord Thou Art Our God" (Dickinson)
and THE Lord Is My Light" CParker)
at the morning and evening services
today. Dorothy Halbach, contralto solo,
ist, will sing "Callest Thou Thus, O
Master" (Mietzke) at the morning
service, and Dale Hamilton, basso, will
sing Beautiful Land on High" (Tay-
lorl at the evening service.
A benefit musical will be given for
the Lewis Memorial Chapel Friday at
O'Clock pm. at the chapel. The fol-
lowing artists will participate: Ray
Palkin, soprano and director; Al Golden,
tenor; Richard Rambo. Harry Quin,
bass baritone; Mr.. Bayless, tenor: Helen
Robertshaw. soprano; E. Gertrude
Smith, contralto; DR.. Perau, pianist;
Arsenor Ralon, violinist, and Kathrine
Logan, reader The accompanies will
be Naomi Cooper, Mrs. Behr and Mrs.
Smith.
Paul d. Kable. organist at First Con-
gregational Church. will give the fol-
lowing program today: I'm the Wood"
Do1lipi. GrioU. sGnr{y y
Song" Mendelssohn, and "A Russian
Rhapsody" by Milligan.
Ray Palkin, soprano, will be soloist
for the Ladies Auxiliary Of Adas Israel
Synagogue; Miriam and Washington
Centennial and Trinity Chapters, o. e.
S., and for the Rebecca Lodge. Naomi
Cooper pianist, and Tfllie Krantz, vio-
linist,. will accompany Miss Palkin.
Flora Clayton, violinist, will present
a group Of her pupils in recital at
her studio, 1871 Connecticut avenue, on
Friday at o'clock. Those taking part
will be: Beth Bon Durant. Lester To-
bin, Erich Steiner, Jean Bon Durant
pupil Of Martin Dowd), Margaret
Smith. Marion Meitzler and Ina Sager
Warren r. johnson will play the fol-
2oWA6 6dIl UClOIc lLlc ctSlllIlk
service at the Church Of the Pilgrims
today: Fantasie on Elm Feste Burg"
Cor Kint. and ITO the Setting Sum-"
Garth Edmundson.
1rma Briggs, lyric soprano, and Mary
Junkin, mezzo-Soprano, have been pre-
sented by Gertrude Lyons in song re-
citalS over WMAL for the last year and
now have new time assigned them for
Tuesday at o'clock. Mary Junkin is
featuring composers of States and Irma
Briggs Is featuring Spanish songs ON
her programs, on alternate weeks.
Lillian H. Burke, Junior counselor Of
the Harmony Music Club, presented
Belmont Farley on the junior program
given at the auditorium Of the Interior
Department last Saturday when he
played six variations on the "Swiss
Song by Beethoven.
The Madrigal Singers, directed by
Mrs. John Milton Sylvester, will give q
program at the Southern Relief Home
on Wednesday evening. English mad
r1gaE Of the sixteenth century and
folk songs of many nations, as well as
other song forms, will be presented. The
personnel includes Elizabeth Waters.
Elizabeth Taylor Coping, Elsie M. Gra-
ham, Mrs. Erbin G. Thomas, Norma
Hughes, Mary Lerch, Edward L. Simp-
son. George Roth and Raymond s.
Hart.
The pupils of Henri Sokolov. Nine.
Crete Won Bayer and Otto T. Simon Of
the faculty Of the Associated Studies
gave recital Of violin, piano and vocal
numbers at Mr.. Simon's studio, 1924
H street, last Thursday evening. Those
taking part were Mary Black, Dorothy
Borden, Ann Carlin Borden, Nathaniel
Breeskin, Frances Crawford, Lillian
Frame, Felix Haynes, Ella Strawn and
Lillian A. Watson.
Mildred Colvin, soprano, will sing
Like as q Hart" (Allitsen) and "Foun-
tain of Light" (Root) at the 8 O'Clock
service of Calvary Church in George
town this evening. This is the third
program in o series arranged by George