Evening star., 1934-12-09
.HI major feature Of the eight
day Chanukah Festival will be
the presentation Of . Chanu-


District OF Columbia Beneficial Lodge,
this evening In the Center auditorium.
The concert will be under the direc-
tion Of Samuel Bugateh, well known
composer and conductor.
A feature Of the program viii Be
the recital by Cantor Max Kotlow.
it,, interpreter Of jewish musie. The
Center Choral Society. composed Of IS
voices, win sing the famous ''Paiss-
tinisn LaborNi chant." The assist
ing soloists will be Dr.. Charles Ger.
don. Sylvia ehappirio, Rose Krueo6.
Al Golden and Nettie sadie.
Leah Enenbaeh. active member Of
the Warrington Pianist Club and
scholarship pupil at the Peabody Con-
seryatory Of Music Of Baltimore, Nd,
has been selected to play the Lsxt
Concerto In Z Fiat Major" with the
Peabody Orchestra, under the difec-
tion Of 0ustave Strube, On December
10, at 3 pm. In the Peabody audi
torium.
The Friday Morning Music Club
will present . program Of the com.
positions Of Richard Strauss on ri.
day at II An. In Barker Hall. II will
include the cello sonata. played by
Alden and Alice Finckel; songs by
Emily Covilie. piano numbers by
Minna Niemann and dramatic read
inss by Anita sehade.
Flora Clayton ID presenting . pro-
gram Of music this afternoon 1t $50
O'Clock In Star Hall, Mount Rainier,
Nd. Those taking part are Betty
Hayes. Foster Parseil. Albert Clarke,
Beth Bon Durlnt, David Harry, Erich
Steiner. Marion Meitsler. Margaret
Smith, Ina sager and Flora Clayton,
violinists: Mary Lou Hayes, Mary
Jane Schlenker, Norma Rasmussen,
Roy shipp. wilma Hermann and
Robert osyer, pianists, and spalding
Marsh, singer. Martin Dowd, Flora
Clayton and Jean Bon Durant are the
Anita 6chade, dramatic reader, gave
. talk on the life Of Richard Strauss
before the Tuesday Evening Music
Club on last Tuesday In the clubs
series Of Informative Recitals." Helen
Neumeyer Perry. accompanied by Mar
jorie Davis, sang three Strauss songs.
Helen Louise Klopfer was presented
In piano recital by Edith B. Athey on
December in celebration Of her 12th
birthday. Assisting on the program
was Christine Church, lyric soprano.
At the 5 o'clock hour of music at
Friendship House, 324 Virginia avenue
southeast, today, the program viii be
given by Caroline Kilsore, reader; DR.
Harold Dudley, baritone. and Willard
G. Smith, pianist. The public Il
cordially invited.
Betty Baum gave . musical tes at
her studio. $3.50 Edmunds street, on
Friday. which was attended by mem
bers Of her class and guests. Misa
Baum Is an active member Of the
Warrington Pianist Club.
Kathleen Hillyer. contralto, was the
assisting soloist With the Montgomery
Choral Club on the program for the
Bethesda Chapter Of the Eastern Star,
Wednesday night Of last week. Mrs
Howard Blandy, director Of the club,
was the accompanist.
Warrington Alumnae Club Of the
national honorary musical sorority,
Mu Phi Epsilon. viii hold its Decsnn-
ber meeting tomorrow night At the
home Of Mrs. John Logan, 6o0l Ne
vads avenue northwest, with Mary
Burnett In charge Of the program.
which VIII be Music for Masses" All
members are cordially invited to
attend. a-t..- -. g.,
Sue Toronto, member Of the Wash
inSton Pianist Club. Will play the
Sonata In 6 minor" BY beethoven,
before the German Literary Society
on Saturday at the home Of the presi-
dent. Anita Shade. ut 1879 Rhode
Island avenue At . pm.
Samuel Feldman, violinist and MEM
Der Of the National Symphony Orch
sstra. recently appeared before the
class In music appreciation 1t the
University Of Maryland. Mr.. Feldman
lectured on the stringed instruments
Of the orchestra. The class is con.
Quoted by Harlan Randall.
The first Of q series Of Christmas
music programs will be given today at
o'clock for the Sunday Music Hour
1T the Y. W. c. A., Seventeenth and
K streets. The audience will sing
many Of the old Christmas carols, As
sisted by the Elizabeth Somers Glee
Club. The glee club will sing group
Of Christmas carols, among them, "A
Joyous Christmas Song" BY 0evaert
and arranged by Lucy CLARK street,
formerly director Of the Sles club.
Mary q. Worthley u aecompenist and
Mary M. Burnett, music secretary Of
the Y. W. G. A., Is the director. Men
and women are cordially invited.
Ethel Lynn Fast, oolcfatura soprano
Of Bethesda, Nd, sang q group o3
songs At the tenth anniversary cele-
bration, last Friday night, Of the High.
lands Baptist Church. She was a.
sisted by Eva Whitford Lovette, who
will also present Ha3el Cake and
Mildred Himmelfarb In . song and
dramatic reading program At the
Racquet Club next wednesday evening
in an event sponsored by the Ameri-
can Democratic League.
A tea recital was given for the
relatives and friends Of the members
Of the Conservatory Preparatory
School by Mrs. Gene W. Crist, 0-
rector, ut 3075 Newark street, on Nom
dsy. Following the program certid-
Gates Of graduation to higher grades
were presented to the following:
Frances, Ellen Mary and Edward
Chynoweth, Kittie Claude. james W.
Duvall, Jack and Julia Hasby-smith,
Louis Jordan. Gertrude MeNabb and
Nancy Wren.
Warren ?. johnson, organist. VIII
play 'sTe Deum Laudamus," BY Charles
v. stanford, and Variations On An
Old English Melody c'Heartseess') BY
0eofYrey Shaw, before the evening
service today ut the Church Of the
Pilgrims.
The Woman's Club Of Bethesda viii
sponsor an elaborate Christmas