Evening star., 1933-05-28
Local Notes

Esther Silver and Sue laramie will
be presented by Felian GarZia in piano
recitals at the Arts Club Auditorium
tomorrow evening.
Nation Boyce, pianist. was guest art
ist for the Political Study Club at the
Washington Club, Saturday, May 20
His program included works by Bach
Beethoven, Chopin, List, Mendelssohn,
Strauss, Lavallee, Liadow and Heller
Assisting on the program were Mrs
Helen Turley, who sang THE Four
Square" as part of the memorial
service for members who had passed
on during the year, and William Nor
gan, tenor, accompanied by Edith Vr-
den Smith.
Frances Gutelius played the "Scherzo
in E fat Minor, Opus a." at the second
Brahms memorial meeting of the Ger
man Literary Society, Saturday, May
20. Wilhelmine Spanhoofd- Walter sang
two groups of songs by Brahms, accom-
panied by Priska Kaspar. Henry Gre
gor spoke on Brahms, the Writer OF
Symphonies" and also played a group
of numbers by the composer. Anita
Schade read a paper on "Brahms, the
Composer of Songs"
The monthly meeting of the Marks
Music Club was held at the studio, I'll
Webster street northwest, May 20. FL
nal arrangements were made for an
evening of music to be given by men,
bers of the club on June at 8 pm at
the Roosevelt High School Auditorium,
to which the public is cordially In
vited.
Warren F. johnson, organist, will
play the following music before the
evening service at the Church OF the
Pilgrims today: Fantasia in E" VOLS
tenholme; Concert Variations" Garth
Edmundson.
Elena de Sayne has gone to Asheville
N. c., to complete plans for her Sum-
mer session for violin students. Miss
de Sayn will return to Washington
Thursday.
Victor George, organist at the Ma
tivity Chapel, Fourteenth and A streets
southeast, will play at the II O'Clock
service this morning: AVE Maria. by
The choir will sing the anthem, Peace
L
Howard Moore, baritone, was soloist
at the Fellowship dinner held by the
men of the Northern and Southern
Baptist Convention held at Calvary
Baptist Church on Tuesday, May 23
Mrs. Moore was accompanied by Arthur
E. Knowles.
Edith Hoffman Jones was soloist for
the combined meeting of the Northern
and Southern Baptist Conventions held
at Calvary Baptist Church on May %
Mrs. Jones, soprano soloist at First Bap-
tist Church, sang Hear Ye Israel,
from Mendelssohn's Elijah"
On Sunday evening, June 4, the COM
bined junior and senior choirs OF Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church will pre-
sent the cantata, THE Holy City," by
Gaul. This will be the first appearance
of the combined choirS on work OF
this import. The date also marks the
twentieth anniversary of the paStorate
of DR.. Nicholas in this church. The
Junior choir has been under the direc-
tion of Mrs Henry Folmer and William
Martin. Gertrude Lyons has assisted
the organist and director, Lillian Wines,
in the work with the combined choirS
The solo quartet is composed OF Ina
Holtzscheiter, soprano; Gladys Walln
contralto; Robert Ferguson, tenor, and
Gerald Whelan, bass. The personnel
Sopranos-Ella Dick, Mrs. Henry Fol-
mer, Mignon Miller, Mrs. Paul Miller
Mary Rush. Mrs. Edward Weber, Mary
Folmer, Hester Laster, Marguerite
Schilling. Marian Wertman Dorothy
Willard, Irene Willard and Alice Wood
Contraltos-MrS. Vaughn Benham, Mrs.
John Bowman, Mrs. Archie Cummings,
Mrs. S. T. Nicholas, Gladys Severe,
Margaret Weber, Dorothy Weber, Helen
Wertman, Amelia Cvermiler and Uida
FunkhouSe. Tenors-Lawrence Gun
ther, Warren SeltZer, Edward Weber,
Earl Funkhouse, Frank Hayes. BassoS
Louis Benson, Archie Cummings. Will
liam Martin, Howard Franklin, Walter
Geilich, Guy Rinker and Fred Taylor.
H. LIE Roy Lewis, baritone, assisted
by the choir of st. Andrews Episcopal
Church. New Hampshire avenue north
west, will sing the following program at
the 4 o'clock service this afternoon
20 Ewigkeit," Bach; "Dignore o
Domino" Handel; Aria, 20 God Have
Mercy" (St. Paul., Mendelssohn; 1T
Is Enough" (Elijah), Mendellsohn;
Tears of God" Mowry. The choir will
sing the anthem. And the Glory of the
Lord" Handel: THE Heavens Are Tell
ing" (Creation). Hayden; aria and
chorus, "Inflammatus ct Accensus"
(Stabat Mater, Rossini, with Minnie
Volkman, soprano, as soloist. Laurence
Schiller, organist
The Eleanor Rupert Home cele-
brated its thirty-first anniversary on
Sunday, May 81. Mrs. B. Krumpki,
president of the Ladies Aid Society,
and William Guide, president of the
board. made the opening remarks.
Eleanor Hubert. pianist; Ambrose Dur
kin. Olga Krumki and Miss M. Patsche.
soloists, gave the musical program.
Janet Trusler and Kitty O'Neill of the
Marjorie Webster School were heard
in recitations.
The choir of the Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church will be heard in "An
Evening of Music" tonight at 8 O'Clock.
The program (the last for this sea-
SOM will include: Concert Prelude
and Fugue," Faulkes, Miss Thompson;
Gloria (from the Twelfth Mass, Mo-
zart, by the choir; Deep River" Negro
spiritual, by mixed quartet; Festive TIE
Deum in E Flat" Buck, the choir;
HE Shall Feed His Flock" Cfrom the
Messiah), Handel Mrs. Orbison and
Mrs. Perry; Cast Thy Bread Upon the
Waters" (arranged by Justin Lawrie),
the male quartet; "Watchman! What
of the Night" Sergeant, Mr.. Baine and
Mr. Perry; "By Babylon's Wave" Gou-
nor. the choir; 'Cortege de Fete,"
Burdette, Miss Thompson The choir Is