Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-17
ME Tuesday Evening Music
Club. the choral ensemble of
the Florence Howard Studios,


Club. the choral ensemble of
the Florence Howard Studios,
4 announces the following Of
fcers for the 1867 season: Presi-
dent. Irene Wetzell; vice president,
Gladys Wilcox: secretary. Ida Kauff-
mann; treasurer. Elma Dotter; IL
brarian, Ruth Godfrey; committee
chairmen, Florence Bugbee, Grace
Brown, Alice Sherrer and Frances
Sherrer; Advisory Committee, Laura
Lyle, Helen Neumeyer Perry and
Myrtle Barnes.
Mrs. Howard Is the founder and
director of the chorus and Marjorie
Davis and Margaret Tolson are the
accompanies. The chorus will sing
for the first time this season on
November 10. when they will give the
program on the Founders day cele-
bration of Sibley Hospital.
r. Deane Shure, composer and Or
ganist, will give a program of organ
music before the music section of
the Takoma Park Women's Club on
Thursday, at 10 am, in the Mount
Vernon M. E. Church, at Ninth street
and Mount Vernon place.
Mr.. Shure's Circles Of Washing
ton" was played by the National
Symphony Orchestra last season. and
he received great ovation when his
composition was played at Chautau-
qua, N. Y, during the past Summer.
This program is open to all music
lovers.
Priska Kaspar, pianist. has returned
to the city. after spending the Sum-
mer in Europe, and has resumed
teaching at her residence studio, 1902
Rhode Island avenue northwest.
The Rubinstein Club held its first
morning rehearsal Tuesday, october
10, at 1O:45, in the Willard Hotel. and
the evening rehearsal in the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church at
7:45 O'Clock. Additions for active
membership may be arranged with
the chairman of the Voice Commit
tee, Edith White. The club is under
the direction of Claude Robson and
Adele Robinson Busch is the accom-
PIANIST.
Louis Thompson presented the fol-
lowing singers last Thursday evening
in the first Of a series of recitals to
be given in his studio during the COM
1%1l. TO -
WatZman and Alice LutZ, sopranos;
George Tudor and Emil LIltz, tenors,
and Erie Sherman, baritone.
Esther Linkins will present two OF
her younger pupils in an informal
recital at her residence studio tomor-
row at 4 pm. The singers, Judy
Conklin, aged 8, and Weston Jones,
aged II, will sing a varied program of
sacred and secular solos and duets.
Judy will also play group Of piano
solos. Miss Linkins' Summer studio
chorus will assist, with solo by Charles
Burton. Dorothy Raddle Emery will
accompany for the entire program.
Madeline Frances Amato presented
a group of her students in short
piano recital at her studio residence,
1929 Ninth street northwest, on Sum-
day afternoon, October IL. Selections
were rendered by Bobby Amato, Ted
DIV Bonanza, Johnny Cifala, Angela
Crimi and Dorothy DiTrapani.
"Stephen Foster, Americas Trou-
badour," will be the subject of the
third in a series of 10 lecture-recitals
on "Milestones in American Music,
to be given by DR.. E. N. c. Barnes at
the Women's City Club auditorium on
Friday at o'clock. Illustrations for
this talk will be both pictorial and
musical, including lantern slides and
a number Of Foster songs reproduced
on the Capehart instrument.
Franklin Jackson, pianist, an
nounces that his trio has returned
from a Summer spent at Eagles Mere,
Pa. where they played at both the
Forest Inn and Lakeside Hotels, and
resumed this week the regular Winter
season Of three programs q week In
the evenings at 2400 Sixteenth street
northwest. The other members Of
this trio are Roy Laing. violinist, and
Vance Caskey, violoncellist. The pro-
grams are presented Tuesday, Thurs
day and Sunday nights from z till
9 o'clock in the hotel lobby.
The Chevy Chase Baptist Male
Quartet will sing for the first time
tomorrow. The members are Philip
Baxter, tenor; Kenneth Forbes. tenor;
Harry Grow, baritone; Thomas N.
Leef, bass and director.
Thelma Sara Hardy, member of
the Washington Opera Guild, directed
by Nine. Gurle Luise Correa, was So
loist for the musical program and
dance given Friday evening at st.
Stephens Hall, under the auspices
Of A. G. o. Lodge, No. 2. Another
Opera Guila member. Nine. Maria