Evening star., 1935-04-28


A.. Seventeenth and K streets.
Miss Michaelson is director of the
Wilmington Music School, Whining
ton, Del. Men and women are cor
daily invited.
The Chadwick Orchestra, which re-
Gently concluded series Of concerts
at homes for the aged and infirm, will
give its annual public concert May %
in Barker Hall. The proceeds will, as
usual, be donated to the National Sym
phony Orchestra fund. The many
friends of the orchestra are urged to
attend so that as large a sum as pos
sible may be given TO this worthy
cause.
Arsenic Ralon, violinist. accompanied
by his wife at the piano, rendered
program for Constitution Chapter,
D. A. R., on Monday evening at the
Pen Women's League studio. His Sc
lections were "The Spanish Serenade." I"
by Chaminade: Caprice Viennois,"
by Kreisler, and his own arrangement
of a Guatemalian love song, Tell
Me That You Love Me"
The Tuesday Evening Music Club
will present a musical program at its
annual reception held this afternoon
from to at the studios, l408 New
Hampshire avenue. Marjorie Davis
and Helen Campbell are the accom-
panists and Florence Howard, director.
The last program of the Matthay
Piano Students Club was given in the
assembly room of the Y. w. C. A.
Saturday. Pupils of the following
teachers are playing members of the
club: Mrs. Frank Byram, Lillian
Harmon Burke, Mary liant Couch,
Helen harrington. Marguerite Lucker
Isabel Prima Middlekaigg, Louise
Ryan McNerney. Hazel Norcross and
Pearl Waugh. Miss Waugh is director.
The Young Mems Jubilee Chorus
of the Friendship Baptist Church will
give a special program featuring
gospel and spiritual songs at the YER
mont Avenue Baptist Church tomor-
row at $50 pm, under the auspices
of the deacon board. Deacon George
E. Onley is sponsoring the program.
A recital by pupils of Edmund Sc
reno Ender will be given at the Uni
versity Women's Club on Wednesday
evening at $50. The following singers
will appear on the program: Betty
Cheyney. Kathryn FURNACE, Anna
Kirnball, Esther and Mary Rose
Yarnan. Two of Mr. Ender's artist
pupils of Baltimore, Dorothy Maslin
mezzo soprano. and C. Harry Gerhold.
baritone also will sing. Admission to
the recital is by invitation.
The Spring concert of the Lisa
Gardiner Dancers. headed by Miss
Gardiner. will take place Saturday
night, May Is, at Roosevelt Audi
torium, sponsored by the Community
Center Department. A new program
of dances has been arranged by Miss
Gardiner and the costumes, which
have been designed by Miss Gardiner
and Christine Stewart. are being ex-
ecuted at the Gardiner Studios.
The annual junior contest Of the
District of Columbia Federated Junior
Clubs will be held Saturday at the
Washington College of Music, 1910
Connecticut avenue. The violin con-
testants will appear at 3 O'Clock, while
the piano ensemble groups will play at
4:30. The piano solo group will con-
test in the evening at o'clock.
Florence Foster Jenkins, president
of the Verdi Club of New York. gave
a program Of songs at the Burlington
Hotel Wednesday, April II.
Mabel Potter Payne presented Ern-
est Sparks, jr., in piano recital on
last Saturday at her studio, 2Ol Ham,
ilton avenue, Clarendon, Va, assisted
by Martha Carrier and Katheryn Lee
Rucker.
Warren F. johnson. organist, will
play "Cantilena" and PAX Vobiscum,"
from Ten Characteristic Tone Pieces
by Karg- Ebert. and "Scherzetto," by
Jean Langlais, before the evening
service at the Church Of the Pilgrims
today.
Felian and Francis Garzia have ex-
tended invitations to a musicale to De
given at their residence studio, 1881
Jefferson place northwest, Saturday
evening at 8 O'Clock. Those taxing
part are John Dewey, trumpet; Jean
Delean, Louise Thompson, Mary Fer
guson, violin; Cathelene Crane, John
Gray, violin; Ruth Ferguson, Ruth
Dewey, Emile Gray, Isodene OBrien,
Josephine McNeill, Ruth Tapke,
Katherine Morrison, Esther Silver,
Sue Taranto and Ann Sugar.
The choir of the Church of the
Epiphany, under the direction Of Adolf
Torovsky, will repeat the program
of Easter music today at IL am. Solo,
lists will be Lillian Latham, Nancy
Williamson, Ray Baine, Ambrose Dur
kin and two trumpets. two trombones
and tympani from the National Sym
phony Orchestra.
As a part of the May Grand Chap
ter session of the o. e. s., the choral
and drill units of the Star Builders,
assisted by Jobs Daughters and un-
der the direction Of Selma Klein and
Theodore Lewis, will present the can
tata Ruth" by Alfred Gaul, at Nc
Kinley High School auditorium on
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