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aldine Cusick and Doris Goldman.
and for one year, to Lucy Rinaldi
Mildred Hooper and Viola Elvin.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Music Club of the Daniels School
OF Music today, the following guests
will contribute to the program from
to pm. at Asbury M. E. Church:
Gabrielle Pelham, Elaine w. Bowling,
Y. Geneva Penn, Geneva Holmes;
lone c. Watson is president, and Bea-
trice Black, secretary.
The community orchestra being or
ganized at Central Community Cen
ter will be under the direction of
Bailey F. Alart and the supervision of
Edith H. Hunter, community secre-
tary at Central Center More than 80
players have been accepted by the
conductor to date, and regular re-
hearsals will start Tuesday night at 8
o'clock in Central High School Build
ing. Last Thursday Committee on
Advice and Assistance to the new or
chestra was organized by Elizabeth
K. Peoples, director of the Community
Center Department. The orchestra
is entirely amateur in that no salaries
or fees will be paid to it's members
and no dues will be accepted from
them. The aim of the orchestra is
the study and practice of the best
orchestral music. and the occasional
appearance at community events and
on community programs.
Forty-five minutes of musical medi-
tation will be offered again this week
at Universalist National Memorial
Church. at Sixteenth and streets,
when on Wednesday afternoon at 5
o'clock DR.. Albert w. Harmed, or
ganist and musical director of the
church. is heard in an organ program
especially suited to the Lenten season.
On next Wednesday afternoon the
guest organist at the weekly musical
meditation service will be Nation
Boyce.
Robert Schumann, His Life and
His Art" Was the subject of a lecture
given by Nettie Sadie of the Louis
Thompson Music Study Club on Fri
day evening last. At the conclusion
of her lecture. Miss Sadie played a
program of the masters piano work.
She was assisted by Louis Dree-
bin, baritone: F. j. Wallace. tenor;
Nathan WaSserman, tenor, and Albert
Nelson, baritone. Mrs. Thompson gave
a short song recital to conclude the
evening.
The Washington Missionary College
Orchestra, under the direction of Prof.
Victor johnson, gave concert in Co.
lumbia Hall, assisted by the La vi Da
Ra Brass Quartet, consisting of Violet
Numbers, La Verne Maynard. Dan
Suhrie and Raymond Casey. Also as
sisting were the members of the Col
lege Violin Ensemble, consisting Of
Dorothy Goodrich. Marjorie Chapman,
Ralph Dinsbier, Carl Zagar. Raymond
Casey, Eunice Shoup and Mrs. Laur-
ence Ashley, accompanist. Martin
Lalone sang several numbers accom-
panied by Alice Holtz. Donald Reed
and Robert Reed played flute and
clarinet duet. Eunice Graham was
guest piano soloist.
This evening at o'clock the quartet
and choir Of the Francis Asbury M. E.
Church South will render the first of
series of three sacred concerts por-
traying the life of Christ.
This first concert, "The Prophecy"
will depict by selections of the more
familiar solos and choruses from the
oratorios, THE Messiah" THE Crea-
tion," 1.-THE Ninety-fifth Psalm"
Elijah" and "The Redemption" the
prophecies of the coming of the Mes
siah from the creation to the reign
of David.
Fannie Shreve Heartsill, soprano;
Helen Marie Koontz, contralto; ELS
worth coudrtn. tenor. and Fred g.