Evening star., 1934-11-04

The NEW WOIlQ, Wy NaA DcAA-
man Thompson, will be sung
tonight at O'Clock by the choir
of Hamline Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Sixteenth and Allison
streets northwest, under the direc-
| ton Of John H Marville, with Edith
B. Athey at the organ. The soloists
are Ethel Stickles, soprano; Mabel
Flehr, contralto; John Murphy, tenor,
| and Mr.. Marville, bass. The public Is
invited.
A vocal class for children to be
held on Saturday at 10 am. is a new
department added to the studios Of
Florence Howard at 1408 New Hamp-
shire avenue. Simple fundamentals
Of breathing, diction and folk music
| will be taught. Mrs. Howard will be
assisted by Barbara Murray.
Dorothy Sherman Pierson will pre-
sent her pupils in a song cycle of the
| seasons Wednesday evening in the
dancing salon of Ethel Hoffman
Kane at 1729 G street northwest.
The Washington Oratorio Society
announces that prospective members
wishing to sing Handel's Messiah"
with the society at Christmas time
must apply before November 10. A
| few more singers of all voices, par
ticularly tenors, are desired. Mem
bership applications are being ac-
| cepted at HAS Connecticut avenue by
George r. Kortzenborn, musical di-
rector.
A special election will be held on
Monday, November IL, to fill the post
f, Of librarian, made vacant by the
resignation of Edmund j. Simonton
Four directors at large will also be
chosen to complete the Board Of Di-
| rectors.
The program for the hour of mu-
sic today at o'clock at the Y. w. C.
A.. Seventeenth and K streets, will
be sven : Thelma La Dow, dra-
| matte soprano; Dorothy Radde
Emery, composer and pianist. will be
at the piano. Men and women are
cordially invited.
Katherine Riggs, harpist, will be
the guest Of the business and profess
| sional women Of the Y. w. C. A. at
their monthly dinner Tuesday. The
Romance of the Harp" will be pre-
sented by Miss Riggs at 8 o'clock fol-
lowing the dinner.
The first of the Sunday Hours of
Music of the season will be given at
Friendship House, 324 Virginia avenue
southeast, today at S o'clock. Mary
Apple, contralto; Jean Mum, So
prano and John Hreachmack, flutist,
will present the program with accom-
paniments by Jessie NJ Olin, director
Of music at Friendship House. The
public is invited.
The second of q series of Sunday
evening musicales will be given at 8
pm. today at the Western Presby-
terian Church, 1906 H street north
west. Kathryn Hills Rawls, organist,
will be assisted by Lieut.. Col. L. c.
| Fairbank, bass.
Maryon Martin announces the OPEN
ing of studio for voice culture, tech
nical elocution and scientific breath
ing at 1401 Fairmont street northwest.
The Homer L. Kilt Co. is sponsoring
a series Of classes in modern piano
pedagogy to be given by Bernard
Wagness.
These classes will be held each
morning, November to 8, inclusive,
at $50 to II m.
The second monthly musicale un-
der auspices of the Musicians Guild
| of Washington will take place this
evening at 8 O'Clock, at the Plymouth
Congregational Church, Seventeenth
and P streets northwest, in celebration
| of its f1fty-third anniversary and the
installation Of the new pastor, Rev.
Arthur D. Gray. Solos will be given
by Maude Smothers, soprano; Sylvia
Ward Olden. soprano; Evelyn Carter
Russ, contralto, and Louis Vaughn
Jones, violinist. Choral selections will
be rendered by the Plymouth Congre-
gational choir, William Allen, organ
ist, director: Ivadell Porter, soprano
soloist, and r. Todd Duncan, baritone
| soloist.
Thelma Callahan presented a group
of her pupils in class-recital at her
studio, sos Taylor street northwest,
last Saturday afternoon. Pupils play
ing were Donald, Harry and Doris
Demaree. Warren, John and Harrison
Lefiier, Betty Louise Hieder, Jimmy
Alderton, Antoinette Call, Annette,
| Gwendolyn and Billy Sutton, Frank
Herman, Marie Orara, Mary Elizabeth
Duffey, Virginia Perrin, Dorothy Sis
len, Leon Briggs, Eulalie Ball, Virginia
Lister, John Exninios and Olive Rick
| ard. They were assisted by Bobby
Holmes, Jean Wolfe, Pascal Frazier,
Betty Louise Hieder. Carolyn Tiencken
and Kerry Elizabeth Frazier, pupils Of
Mary Eta Callahan.
Mrs. Charles r. sarle of Alexandria,
Va, presented her daughter, Patricia
Sarle, In an informal piano recital at
her home last Saturday morning. Miss
| Sarle's program included compositions
Of Bach, Chopin, Grieg, Heller and
Paderewski.
At the Monday evening rehearsal
| the Lovette Choral Club will present
| its assistant director, Francise Bass
Wilson, mezzo-soprano, in a group
Of songs, and Myrtle Morley In q
group of piano numbers.
The first meeting this season of the
| Zalipsky Music Club will take place
wednesday at $50 pm. ut 1923 Twen-
ty-hrst northwest. All members are
welcome.
The Concordia Cantata Choir will
render the sacred cantata THE Lord