Evening star., 1936-05-23
LATIN AMERICANS HONOR COMPOSER ON AN
morning the choir
of the Georgetown Presbyterian

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the part she played in developing and
promoting the cause of better music In
the church. The unveiling will be a
feature Of the 15-minute program
which will follow the regular morning
service and will take place in the foyer.
Besides the choir. under the direction
of Mrs. Prank Akers Frost, others
having prominent parts in the program
will be the minister, Rev. Robert M.
Skinner; the president OF the choir,
Theodore Field: the chairman Of the
Committee of Arrangements, Clara v.
Haneke, and Mrs. Ernest r. Freeman.
Friends and any interested persons are
invited. The church Is located at 3ll5
p street.
The Lyric Music Club. under the
direction of Dorothy Sherman Pierson.
will hold It's May meeting at the home
OF the secretary, Edna Cecilia More
land. Tuesday evening. A paper on
Verdi, the composer of the evening,
will be read by Betty sando. Nina e.
Gardner. Ethel West Bonuso. Mary
Ellen Folmer and jeanette Higgins will
sing Verdi songs. with Grace Shannon
at the piano, Violet Warren Pierson,
reader. is also contributing to the
program.
With q program of compositions Of
the late years of the nineteenth CEN
tury. the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church Chorus will present its
twenty-third annual concert in the
church auditorium Tuesday evening at
8:l5 O'Clock. There will be two choral
groups of four numbers each, a
women's chorus, solos by members of
the Mount Pleasant Church quartet
and Mrs. Russell j. Clinchy, soprano;
readings by Mabel Cook and James
Russell Lowell's THE Singing Leaves"
in cantata form. with piano accom-
paniment by Claude Robson and an
organ obbligato by Richard Gorbach.
The program also includes an organ
and piano duet by Mr.. Robeson and
Walter Swank. The chorus of so
voices will be directed by Norton M.
Little, chorister.
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at
the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Dudley c. Jackson will give an
organ recital, assisted by Helen Camp
bell Williams at the piano, in a group
OF piano and organ numbers. Mrs.
jackson will also give group of her
own organ compositions. This is the
May meeting of the music section OF
the Takoma Park Woman's Club and
ali music lovers are invited.
Sylvia Kaplowitz of the Homer l..
Kilt Studios of Music will present a
group of intermediate students in a
recital of piano accordion and piano
at the Playhouse. 1914 N street, Fri
day evening at o'clock. The stu
dents taking part are Richard Anters,
Stanford Berman. Elinor Bleasse, Ber-
nice Biron. Edna Benson, Beverly
Boyd, Adele Brodie, Carol Bernstein,
Helen Baker, Nick Ciffolilli, Vivian
Cohen, Trenice Ann DodeK, Morton
Ehrlich, Sylvia Gold, Frances Gore
witz, Verna Harper. Mary Hartman,
Frances Hidnert, Karl Kaplowitz,
Bruno Lazzari, Leona Marans, Jose
phine Merelman, John Moore Pearl
Murray, Eleanor Nash. JOanne Myers,
Mary Jane McClintock, Daniei Mike,
Nancy Nilsson, Agnes Olsen, Ruth
Rosendorf, Ralph Rothstein, Sidney
Rosendorf, Kenton Reynolds, Pauline
Schwartz, Adele Sauber, Louise Sau-
Der, Selma Stein, Paul Stewart, Jack
Webb and Donald Wolpe.
-Four students of the advanced class
will repeat by request the Sylvia Kap-
lowitz paraphrase on "Dinah," fea-
tured in the advanced recital; Swing
time" Betty McFsyden: "Rumba,"
Frederick Farris; "A Ia Chopin"
Elizabeth Burnett; Chinatown" Mer-
win Cochin. The public is cordially
invited.
George Linwood Fauntleroy, tenor,
will be presented in recital by Eva
Virginia Johnson on Tuesday at $50
o'clock at John Wesley Church. Ruth
Wilson Hornsby, pianist, was presented
by Mrs. johnson in a program of her
own compositions in joint recital with
the CreScendo Male Chorus and the
Suavita Female Chorus on Friday,
May Is, at the church.
The piano recital of Cornelia john
son, who was to have been presented
by Katherine Frost on Thursday at
the King-Smith Studio. has been post
poned until Wednesday at 4 pm. due
to illness. The recital will be given
in the King Smith Studio Playhouse.
Miss johnson will be assisted by Jane
Margaret McNaughton and
Jane Allen.
Felian Garzia will present Ruth
Ferguson and Esther Silver in a piano
recital at his residence studio, 1881
Jefferson place, this evening at Sis
o'clock.
Warren F. johnson. organist, will
play Allegro" first movement) from
symphony No. l." by A. Maquaire.
and Resignation" pieces de Fam
taisie), by Louis Vierne. before the
evening service at the Church of the
Pilgrims tomorrow.
Delphine Desio, cellist, and Melvin
Creamer, pianist, will be heard in
recital on Wednesday evening in the
gold room of the Lee House, Fifteenth
and l. streets northwest. Miss Desio
will play Piece in Form of Haba-
1era," Ravel; Allegro Appassionata,"
saint-Saens, and Village Song" by
Pepper, accompanied by Dorothy
Russell. The public is invited.
A concert was given Wednesday
evening by the Mems Glee Club and
he Women's Chorus of the University |
of Maryland under the direction Of
Harlan Randall. Solos were sung by
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