Evening star., 1934-01-21

THE International Art Forum, Mime.
Amelia Cont. founder = president,
presents on wednesday evening. jan
music featuring Nine. Natalia Rimsky-
Korsakoff, niece of Tschaikowsky, and
an authority on Russian music. Anita
Schade, president of the German Lit
erary Society Of Washington, will give
a dramatic reading. assisted at the
piano by Greta Won Bayer, pianist. and
Marjorie King, soprano will sing. &C
companied by Nine. Marie zalipsky.
The recital will take place at the Ad-
west. Tickets may be secured at T. A.
Smiths, 1880 G street; the A. A. A., and
the Admiral.
Gertrude Lyons, lyric soprano, pre-
sented musical program before the
Womans Auxiliary of the Craftsman
Club of the Veterans Administration
at the Kennedy Warren last evening,
when she was assisted by Louise Tobey
coloratura soprano; Margaret Mueller.
mezzo-soprano; Maud Robey. contralto,
who gave solos, duets and trtos. Dora
Herbert, in costume, played several Sc
lections on the steel guitar and Mary
Eta Callahan gave humorous readings.
Elsie Harvey Weaver and Thelma Gala
han were the accompanies for the pro-
gram. Ann Carpenter gave several solo
| dances.
Iva Loughlen Guy presented her stu
dents IN recital last evening IN the
Lyons Studio, 1925 G street, when piano
solos we're given by Bobby and William
Hartshorn, Bobby and John Curtiss,
Louise and Ann Langdon, Mary and
Eleanor Graves, Martha MCDOWELL
| Songs were given by ESSle HaTtSnorn
and readings by Jean Guy.
Annabel Morris Buchanan, collector
| and arranger of Virginia folk music,
| and founder of White Top Music Fes-
| tival will talk on folk music at the
King-Smith Studio School on Saturday
evening. The King-Smith "Fauvettes"
will sing some of her arrangements.
The fifth afternoon musicale at Con-
gressional Country Club will take place
| today at 5 o'clock Elizabeth Garoner
Coombs will present Anne Yago Nc
Guffey, contralto, and Arsenic Ralon,
violinist. Ethel M. Ralon and Mrs.
Coombs will accompany the artists.
Ruth Thomas Bradford is presenting
group Of pupils In a piano recital
this afternoon at the University Wom-
ems Club. Those taking part are Pau
line Manning. Walter Lee, Baxter
Grove Carol Hollingsworth, Mary Steer,
| Dorothy Alleman, Margaret Swartzel,
Mary Helen Milberg, Audrey Headden,
Sylvie Headden, Martha Steer, Betty
Rodrick, Letitia Bogar, Betty Flather
and Elizabeth Canlalier. The public Is
| invited
A program of folk music will be given
this Friday at II am. at the Friday
Morning Music Club in Barker Hall.
The artists will be winston wilkinson,
violinist; Marie Wilkinson. pianist; Hill
ton Rufty, pianist, and Emile Simon,
cellist.
Norman Esputa Bentley gave piano
recital at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George j. Bentley, 1889 Lamont street
northwest.
Dorothy Paul, pianist will play two
groups of solos today during the music
hour at pm. at the Y. w. c. A.
Howard Blachly. violinist. will share the
program
Mrs Frank Springs Westbrook pre-
sented a group Of her students IN
piano recital at her home, 1925 Nc.
Kinley street, last Sunday. Those play
ing were Margaret Phillips. Janice PhlI-
lips Elsie Thompson, Barbara sue
Hawkins, Edith Hood, Charles Appel
Joe Baldwin, Albert Falker, John Haw-
ly and Frances Bowie.
This evening beginning at o'clock,
in the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, the January musical service
will be given. The Mount Pleasant
Chorus, under the direction Of Norton
NJ Little, with Claude Robson at the
organ and Mary S. Apple, alto, and Will
liam P Shanahan, tenor. will render
IAN Evening with the Poets" The
chorus will be assisted by Virginia Rand
reader. The public is cordially invited
The Washington Choral Society, Ny
ron w. Whitney president and Louis A
Potter conductor. is holding rehearsals
every Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock al
Central Community Center. There are
still few vacant places in all voices
Mr.. Potter will give addition tests tc
new applicants at 7:30. Rehearsals are
being devoted to Deems Taylor's Cham
bered Nautilus group of old English