Evening star., 1935-09-29
TELICIA RYBIER has returned
- to Washington and opened her
studio at 2 Dupont Circle for

'EL1C1A EYB1ER has returned
~ to Washington and opened her
studio at Dupont Circle for
= the season. On September l9
she was presented by Victor Kaganoff,
concert manager, at Aeolian Hall. New
York City. and will give three other
recitals later on in the season. She
is engaged for the Maine festivals
next month.
Flora McGill Keefer. contralto. will
sing at Washington Memorial Park
this afternoon. These concerts. held
every Sunday from $50 to 5 O'Clock.
are arranged under the direction of
Edith B. Athey, organist, who will
accompany Mrs. Keefer at the organ.
A musicale and song fest was given
Thursday evening at the Washington
Sanitarium and Hospital in Tskoma
Park. the soloists being Harriet
Mitchell Alexander, Marjorie Wilson,
Grace Meyers. Catherine Latimer and
Master Charles. 14-year-old cornetist
Maude Burklin Kimble lead in the
community singing. The program was
given through the courtesy of Charles
Bates.
The first Fall program meeting Of
the Lyric Music Club. under the direc-
tion of Dorothy Sherman Pierson. will
be held Tuesday evening at the home
of Nina E. Gardner. The French
composer, Saint-Saens. will be dis
cussed by Thelma Elizabeth Steele
Mary Ellen Folmer and Nina E. Gard
ner will sing several of his songs, with
Ruth Walker at the piano.
The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra and the Nordica Banjo Club
founded and directed by Walter T.
Holt, will resume weekly rehearsals on
Tuesday. Information regarding men,
bership in these organizations may
be obtained at the Walter T. Holt
Studios, 1901 Columbia road.
Olive Constant Pratt presented the
following pupils in a piano recital at
her studio in Foxhall Village on We'd
nesday: Ralph Conway, Larry Con-
way, June Hall, Barbara Houghton,
Harriet Burton and Elizabeth Jane
Cook.
Nine. Susanne Oldberg has returned
from her Summer vacation at Ash
ton, Md, and has resumed her teach
ing in her studio in the Play House.
Her first student recital will take place
the second week in October.
Eva Whitford Lovette, who spent the
Summer months in the Blue Ridge
Mountains and on the Bay Shore. has
opened her studio at 1910 N street
northwest. Mrs. Lovette's classes in
clude voice, piano and dramatic art.
There are a few vacancies in the
choir at st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church and any one interested may
communicate with Charlotte Klein, the
organist and director.
The choir of the Georgetown Presby-
terian Church has resumed rehearsals
and will make its first formal appear
ance for the season at the communion
service next Sunday, October 6. at II
o'clock. Soloists with the choir will
be Mrs. Herbert +. Aldridge. soprano,
and Barrett Fuchs, tenor. Mrs. Frank
A. Frost, organist and director, an
nounces a few vacancies. Persons de-
string to sing in the choir should COM
municate with Mrs. Frost at her home
on .Jonuuil street
The Community Center Depart
ment announces the postponement of
the presentation of Gilbert and Sulh-
vans operetta Patience" which was
to have been given in October, to some
future date.
Thomas N. Leef, for the last three
years bass soloist at the Petworth Bap-
tist Church, has been appointed bass
soloist and director of music at the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church.
Kathryn L. Beck, former active
member of the Washington Pianists'
Club, announces the opening of a
piano studio at her residence, 542O
Thirteenth street northwest.
The choir of the First M. E. Church
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