Evening star., 1934-01-21
In Local Music Circles

madrtgals, a modern German part song
and Bach work.
A musicale-tea will be held by the
music section of the Woman's Club Of
Chevy Chase, Md, at the Brook Farm
Tea House, 6501 Brookvill road. On
Monday at pm. Mrs. Howard Hosmer
will be in charge of program, assisted
by Hazel Brown Piers and Mrs. Barney
j. Peterson. Readings will be given by
Marietta Callahan and the musicians
taking part arc Mrs. Leon Bibber, So
prano, accompanied by Mrs S. Jay
McCathran; Mrs. Leslie Groves, Mrs.
John Frey and the Kaspar Trio, COM
posed of Julia Robertson and Herbert
Bird, violinists. and Mary Park Glenn
ents, violist.
Charles Trovbridge Tittmann, bass,
will assist Lewis Corning Atwater, or
ganist, in the third Of a series Of Bach
at All Souls Church Unitarian). Mr..
Tittman will sing My Heart Ever
Faithful"
Warren F. Johnson organist, will play
Prologue, March, and IntermeZzo, from
Suite for Organ" by James II. Rogers,
before the evening service at the Church
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The Washington Composers Club,
Dorothy DeMuth Watson, chairman, iS
sponsoring an organ recital to be given
by r. Deane Shure Of his Twelve I'm
pressions Of the Holy Land" at Mount
Vernon Church Wednesday, January
81. T. Eugene West will act as narrator
and the Impressions" will be done In
the style of the fifteenth century ca
thedral.
The Klein Chorus with John George
Klein, director, and Mrs. KleiI, accom-
| panist, will present program Of secular
music at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, Thursday, at pm.
The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
| Orchestra, Walter T. Holt, director, will
| give concert at st. Matthews Evan
gelical Lutheran Church on Wednesday
evening, at O'Clock. under the auspices
of the Luther League. Catherine Scho-
| field Honse, soprano, and Francis Dere-
mer. bass, will be the assisting artists.
Madeleine Won Unschuld Lazard,
dancer, who recently returned to Paris
after a concert tour in Switzerland.
France, Tunis and Cairo, has been en-.
gagged as soloist with the Russian Opera,
which opened In Paris on New Year
day.
The slattery School of Music pre-
sented the following group Of pupils in
the crystal room Of the Willard Hotel
Tuesday evening. Florence Gelbman,
Margie Branson. Lorraine Thompson,
Mildred Croft, Viola Donnelly. Miriam
Lugenbeel. Ethel Rinaldi. Gladys Mar
shall, Anna Rinaldi, Joan Slattery,
Christine Kelly, Evelyn johnson, Billy
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Mcdonald, Louise Craig, Doris Goldman,
Geraldine Cusick and Ruth Meyer.
Edna Branson was accompanies.
Frances Gutelius Smith and her as
sistant, Josephine Noel Kaufman, will
have a musical marathon Friday night
at 8 o'clock, to which the parents and
few friends Of their pupils have been
invited. The following young people
ming: Betty Marshall, Frances Alder
man, Janice Smith. Carlean Meyer.
Amelita Afaro, Kay Johnston, Marietta
Klee Barbara Boiling, Margaret
Yenagita. Lucille Randall, Joan Caster.
LIN, pattle Moore, Margaret Briggs, Har-
riet Click, Nancy Mcguire, Jean Par
rish, Vance Kicker, Cynthia Borden,
Dorothy Borden, Mary Ruth Parrish.
10 Lou OFT. Dickey Van Fossen.
Humphrey Johnson, Jackie Russell,
Daniel Burbank. Marshall Hicks, Walter
Hicks, Stanley Smith, Charlton Meyer,
Billy Brownell Walter Swank. Mrs.
Charles Dunn and Mrs. Varnet
Kaufman
Flora Blumenthal. talented young
pupil of Eta Schmid Wells, was soloist
at the January meeting Of the Sister
hood of the Adas Israel Temple.
The Esmu Club (Etta Schmid Music
Club held its .bi-monthly evening re-
cital on Wednesday evening. Those
contributing piano numbers were Flora
Blumenthal, Mary Sterling, Marjory
Morrison Smith. Mary Jeanne Cole
man, Barbara Bornet. Helen Brylawski,
William Nye and Gerson Nordlinger.
The Junior Esmu Class meets alter
mating Saturday mornings. At yester-
days meeting the following children
gave piano selections. Betty Evans,
Mollie Schwartz, Alice Neuman. Eleanor
Blumenthal, Jane and Joseph Wells,
jr.; Sylvia and Joseph Wells and
Richard Pelzman.