Evening star., 1934-10-28
Z ROY LEWIS is presenting
Margaret Gilner, mezzo-so-
prano, in concert at the Cadoa,


Margaret Gilner, meZzo-so-
prano, in concert at the Cadoa,
H. Baltimore, on Tuesday, which
will be the first in series OF
concerts to be presented by him this
season in Baltimore. Miss Gilr er is
a member of the Baltimore Play Arts
Theater Guild and also sang with
great success the role of Amneris in
the presentation of Aida" given by
the Baltimore Civic Opera Associ-
alton last season. Mr.. Lewis Will
present Catherine Toomey, who Isl
now singing in New York, on Decem-E
cember IL and Nine. Constance
Hejda in February.
The Music Committee of the Cen
tral Methodist Church, Bethesda, an
nounces that Ruth L. Morgan, So
prano, will be in charge of the music
of the church for the coming sea-
son and Myrtle Alcom will be the
pianist. On the fourth Sunday night
Of each month special musical serv-
ice will be given, when the choir will
be assisted by guest soloiStS. For this
evening Kathryn Satterfield, con-
tralto, and Newton Hammer, tenor,
will be the SoloiSts.
The first appearance this season of
the Newcomb- Bethesda Community
Singers will be made on Friday, when
they will be presented as portion of
the program to be staged that night
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School by Brooke John and his troupe
for the benefit of the Central M. E.
Church choir and the Newcomb Club
Bethesda Public Library.
Isabel Garvin Shelley will give her
Autumn students recital Friday
evening at $50 o'clock at her studio,
1924 H street northwest. Those TAX
ing part in this recital are Frank
Skiados, Gale Nelson, Fred Ringe,
Catherine Baart, Kenneth Bryant,
Beatrice Holland, Frank NJ Cooke,
Mary L. Greene. j. N. Singleton, Mrs.
j. F. Oettl, with Mr.. Singleton ac-
companist.
Grace Powell, violinist, was the as
sisting artist for the program given
by the Montgomery Choral Club on
Thursday at the High School in
Rockville, Md. Mrs. Howard Blandy,
director of the club. was the accom-
panist.
The feast of Christ the King" will
be celebrated today in ST. Patrick s
Church with elaborate ceremonies.
Solemn mass will be sung at 10 am.
The program will be rendered by the
mixed choir of 35 voices under the
direction of Jennie Glennan.
The Jacobson sisters trio enter
tanned at a meeting of the Jewish
Benefit Society Sunday evening. The
members of this trio are Ina Jacob
son, violin; Molly Jacobson, piano;
Sara Jacobson KRISTEN, trumpet.
Warren F. johnson, organist, will
play "Chaconne in a Minor" by
Johann Nep. David, before the eve
ming service today at the Church of
the Pilgrims.
The schedule of the United States
Army Band for the week beginning
october 20 includes the following
concerts to be given in the band au-
ditorium at the Army War College:
Monday-Concert at 6 pm.
Wednesday-Concert at 11:30 am.
Friday-Concert at 11:15 am.
Last Friday evening Helen Spasoff
presented a group of her students in
an informal piano recital at the
studio of Felicia Rybier, No. 2 Dupont
circle. Virginia Fur, contralto. was
guest artist. Musical games followed
the program and a story of the life
OF Mozart was told by the youngest
student, John Lundquist. Those tax
ing part were Claudia King, Rose
Mary Harvey, Betsy Greene, Tracy
Estanrook and John LundQuist.
Lisa Gardiner will give the first of
her monthly talks on dancing this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Her sub
Ject will be the Monte Carlo Ballet
Russo"
Ruth Florence. soprano, of Holly
wood, Calf, who is making her home
IN Washington, was called to New
York to be Soloist for the Women's
Club. She will be assisted at the
piano by Mary E. Wilkerson.
The Music Committee of the Ma
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