Evening star., 1934-01-07
In Local Music Circles.

MARGUERITE M lei WILLIE LIS
NIEWSKA. American pianist. will
be presented in a pianoforte recital at
the Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel.
Howard University, Tuesday evening
Nine. Lsniewska, who is now a men,
Der Of the artist faculty of the Cincin-
natl Conservatory of Music, was a pupil
and assistant teacher of the famous
Leschetizky in Vienna. She has not ap-
peared in Washington since 1922 when
she was soloist with the Cincinna Il
Orchestra.
The American Guild of Organists will
meet tomorrow evening at 8:15 pm. in
the auditorium of the parish hall Of
Epiphany Church. 1917 G street north
west. The guild cordially invites all Or
ganists in the city to be present. A pro-
gram of organ music will be given by
Adolf Torovsky and the Rev. z. B
Phillips, chaplain of the guild, will
speak on The Relation Between the
Minister and the Organist" The meet
ing is under the direction of Mary
wilkins A A G. o. The Executive
Committee will meet at 8 o'clock.
The program for the Sunday music
hour at o'clock today at the Y. w. c.
A, GA E street, will be in charge OF
DR.. Christiania of the Washington
Musical Art Institute. who will present
the four musical graces: Rhythm, Vivien
Sheer; Melody, Marjorie Wilson; Har-
mony. Martha Davenport; Symphony
Rebscca Mckinney. Sololsts will in
clude Winifred Chamberlain, pianist ;
Martha Davenport. Marjorie Brown,
violiniSts. and Marvin Gardiner. bari
tone. The public is cordially invited.
A program of American composers
will be given at O'Clock today at the
regular music hour at the Y. w. c. A,
Seventeenth and K streets.
Villa Semple. pianist will play COM
positions by Charles Dennee, George
w. Chadwick, Warren Storey-Smith
Arthur Foote. Frederick Converse. Carl
Mckinley. Miss Semple will be assisted
by Richard Allen, tenor, who will sing
songs by Arthur Foote and George w
Chadwick, as we'll as other American
composers. The public is cordially in
vited.
The Bekefi Institute of Dance and
Music. 2o4o S street northwest, will
Pierce Hall. Fifteenth and Harvard
streets northwest, Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock. Ballet acrobatic, tap and
character dance numbers will be rem
dered by groups and soloists. Parents
Of the students are invited to attend
free of charge Guests desiring admis-
sion will be charged small fee.
The Schubert Choral Club will re-
sumo rehearsals tomorrow evening al
1875 F street northwest and members
4aI 30 INa
The Friday Morning Music Club pre-
sentS Lois Abernethy, pianist. the KaS-
par Trio and Mrs. j. Gilmore KorneI
and Mrs Robert lie FeVre. singers, on
their regular Friday morning program
this week at IL o'clock at Barker Hall
Howard glachly, violinist. appeared
| Wednesday ON the program at the
/ Woman'S Club in Clarendon. Va. pre-
sented by Elena de Sayn. He was ac-
! companied by Carrie Sanders at the
| piano.
Elizabeth Carpenter presented 9
group Of young pianistS In a recita
at her studio last Friday Those ap'
pearing were Ann and Frances Pur-
year, Mary Laughlin, Jean Hoke, Anita
and Jean Dumont. Doris Shupp, Ella
Mary Embrey, Rosita Osias, Anna Panol
and Ruth Carpenter.
The second in the series of Sunday
afternoon musicales at the Kenwooo
Country Club will be given today. Tht
artists. presented by Elizabeth Gard.
ner CoombS, will be Aurelia Colomo d,
Alfaro, soprano, and Kroom Bagranof
tenor
Arthur Carr, pianist, of the Houst
of the Seven Arts, 2401 Fifteenth stree
northwest, Is offering q piano scholar
ship, to be decided through competi
tion.
An informal piano recital took plae