Evening star., 1935-10-20
= LENN CAROW, pianist and
member of the Washington
i Pianists' Club, is a recent
u,irnar ~ q thraouoor Srhnl-


winner Of a three-year scnol-
arship in the annual contest of the
Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore Mir.
Carow, who has appeared on the
artist programs Of the Pianist Club,
will be a member of the master class
of Alexander Sklarewski.
William Fletcher Smith. baritone,
pupil Of Gretchen Hood, is one of
four students to receive scholarships
this year al the Juilliard Graduate
School of Music, New York, over
several hunrded contestants.
Mr.. Smiths early studies were de-
voted to the piano and later the or
gan. He was assistant organist to
the late Edgar Priest at St Adams
Cathedral, organist at the National
City Christian Church and later or
ganist and choir director at st.
Johns Episcopal Church, George
town. Mr.. Smiths vocal studies were
entirely under the direction of Miss
Hood.
mIilc. Mdlud dIl " AuAbys AyAAS
soprano, will sing group of songs
at the art tea" today at the studio
of the League of American Pen Wom-
en- from 4 to o'clock. when etch-
ings by Minnie L. Briggs will be on
exhibition. Prof. Fulton B. Karr will
accompany Nine d'Aulby in his own
composition, To a Dogwood Tree. -
and Elena Crivella will be at the
piano for the other numbers.
Dorothy Sherman Pierson. soprano,
sang the Schumann song cycle, Frau
enliebe und Leben" last evening at
the first meeting of the season Of the
German Literary Society, when the
l25th anniversary of the birth Of
Robert Schumann was observ ed
Three Schumann numbers were played
by Marjorie Gilreath, who also accom-
panied Mrs. Pierson.
Ruth Marie Gardner, soprano, vocal
teacher at the Gertrude Lyons Studios
was guest soloist on the recital pro-
gram given recently by Rose Crivslls
and at the joint birthday celebration
of Mrs. Lyons and Miss Crivella at
the studio last Sunday. Miss Gardner
is a pupil of the late Herbert Wlther-
spoon and a graduate of the Chicago
Musical College.
Robert S. Campbell. baritone, is the
guest soloist tonight at the First
Congregational Church Robert Hobbs
baritone, and Malcolm Toone, violinist,
have been guest soloists the last two
Sunday evenings.
The program for the Music hour at
S o'clock today, at the Y. W. c. A..
Seventeenth and K streets. will bt
given by Dorothy Dixon Wright, as
sisted by Phillip Baxter, tenor. Mae
Eleanor Smith and Helen Harrington
will be hostesses for this program, tt
which men and women are cordial!
/ invited.
A musical program was given at tn,
banquet of the Harriet Lipp ClaS
held Wednesday at Hamline M E
Church, at which time Mrs. Thoma
F. Law acted as toaStmistreSs. Tn
soloists were: Ruth Ellen Dewey, Mrs
Fred Lane McGifin. Edith Gottwals
accompanist; Frances Dewey ant
Lura Loomis, Mrs. William L. Evans
accompaniSt.
Donald Thomas entertained tn,
final session Of the twenty-sixth an
nual reunion of the Clan MacGrego
at the willard Hotel last evening will
a group of songs and arias, accom-
panied by Kathryn Latimer. Mr.
Thomas will sing today at the Ma
tivity Episcopal Church.
Virginia c. Hunter has returned
from New York City, where she at
tended the opening of the Monte Carl,
Ballet Russo.
Warren F. johnson, organist, vii
play Finale" from Sonata in
Minor" by H. B. Jepson, before tn
evening service at the Church of tn
Pilgrims today.
The Washington Alumnae of Noun
Vernon Seminary is arranging a serie
of "after-the-symphony suppers" +
be served at the field house of tn,
seminary after each Sunday concer
Of the National Symphony, the pro
ceeds to be devoted to the alumna,
fund for the students concerts
The monthly meeting of the Plan,
Teachers Forum will be held in tn
Sunday school of the Columbil
Heights Christian Church, 1885 ParI
road northwest. on Thursday at 1913
am. The public is invited.
Mary Matthews Taylor, pianist. VIII,
has been taking a course Of specia
work with william Green of Philadel
phia, has reopened her classes a
kits studio. and resumed her sched
ule as accompanist.
A musical program under the di'
rection of Mamie j. Allen will be par
Of the charity benefit to be giver
by the Ladies' Oriental Shrine at thu
Shoreham Hotel on Wednesday. Oc'
tober 80.
Mrs. Grifith L. johnson, organist
and director Of the volunteer choir o1
the French Congregation Of Wash
ington and. during August, Of th'