Evening star., 1934-04-15

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~ festival to be given at the
! United States Chamber of
| Commerce by the AmericaniZation
| School Association Friday evening,
under the direction Of Helen Herman
Vasa. Others appearing on the pro-
gram are Sylvia Kaplowitz. accor-
dionist; Kurt Ritter, baritone; Lilly
| Zalipsky. danseuse; Seymour Amick
and Nine. Marie ZalipSky, accompa-
niStS.
An original dramatic-musical sketch,
written by Helen Fetter Cook and en-
titled Music Gossip After the Opera,
will be presented Thursday at $50
D m. at the University Club, under the
direction of the Entertainment Com
mittee of the club, Lewis Lotion
Moneyway, chairman.
The principal roles will be taken by
Anne Yago McGuffey. contralto;
Hazel Priest, soprano: C. RldgeWay
Taylor, baritone, and Mary Mathews
Taylor, pianist.
Gertrude Lyons will present her
! classe de chant in IAN evening Of mu-
| sic with composers We have learned to
| love through their music" before the
annual Associate Council United States
| of 1912 on Tuesday evening, April "a.
| in the large ball room of the Willard.
Elsie Harvey Weaver will be the ac-
companist. The classe de chant will
be assisted by the dancing class OF
Alice Louise Hunter and the adult de-
partment chorus of the Calvary Bap-
| tist Sunday school of 60 voices, An
| drew Clifford wilkins. director, and
Mrs. Glen Edgington, accompanist. A
male quartet will sing two selections
by Stephen Foster.
For its final program Of the season,
| the Friday Morning Music Club will
! present Louis Potter, jr., cellist; Mrs.
| r. F. Gooding, soprano, and Gertrude
MacRae Nash and Louis Potter, pian-
lists. in recital on Friday morning at
IL am. at Barker Hall.
| The Congressional Country Club
| will present Sonora Aurelia C. de Al
| faro, soprano, and Wilfred Smith,
tenor, at the eighth musicale today at
5 o'clock in the Pompeian room, with
Elizabeth Gardner Cocmbs at the
piano.
Edith Hoffman Jones, soprano, will
be guest soloiSt at Christ Church,
Alexandria, Va, for the IL am. serv-
ice today. Mrs. Howard Blandy, choir
director, will be at the organ.
Gladys Briggs, soprano. was given
an addition by Giulio Gatti-CasaZza,
manager of the Metropolitan Opera,
on March IL in New York.
Anne Yago, contralto, will sing
group of songs. accompanied by the
Marine Band Orchestra, in the ball
room of the Willard for the national
officers of the United States Daugh-
tiers of 1872 and their guests on April
%. Delphine DeSio, cellist, with
Dorothy Sornberger, accompaniSt, Will
also play a group of cello solos.
The National Capital Choir. under
the direction of Albert w. Harmed, will
present the last TWO parts Of The
Redemption" by Charles Gounod, on
the evening of Ascension day, Thurs
day, May 10, at the UniverSaliSt Ma
tional Memorial Church. The pro-
logue and part l of this "trilogy"
were sung by this choir on Good
Friday night and notice was given at
that time Of the giving of the rest
of the oratoria at a later date.
Harriet Wagner, soprano, will be
the guest artist for the ninth me-
mortal concert at Washington Me-
mortal Park, Riggs road, Md, today
at $3.50. Edith B. Athey, organist, has
arranged a group of selections for
organ and voice and the entire pro-
gram will be broadcast throughout
the park. The residents of WASH
ington and vicinity are cordially in
vited to attend.
The cantata, The Nazarene," by
Charles H. Gabriel, is to be presented
by the choir of the Takoma Park
Seventh-day Adventist Church next
Friday evening at 7:45, under the
auspices of the Young Peoples Society.
Among the soloists will be Mrs. S. A.
Wellman, Ethel Reed, Mrs. E. E.
Franklin, Hazel Johnson, Dale Hamil-
ton, Charles WarneI, Verne Enge-
berg. A trio will be sung by Mrs.
C. L. Bond, Mrs. S. A. Wellman and
Mrs. E. E. Franklin. The public is
cordially invited IL attend.
The Lovette Choral Club under the
| direction of Eva Whitford Lovette,
will present its seventh annual Spring
| concert in Barker Hall on Wednesday,
May 16. The assisting artists will be
announced later.
Warren F. johnson, organist, will
/ play the following before the evening
service at the Church of the Pilgrims
today: Improvisation Quasi Fan
tasia, Op. 27,", Paul Krause; "Consola-
ton, Op. 27," Krause, and "Arietta,"
Ralph Kinder.
Glenn Carow was one Of the artists