Evening star., 1937-11-06
In Local
Music Circles

brate Founders Day with a
banquet at the Hotel Dodge
on Saturday November l3, this being
the 34th anniversary of the founding
of what has now become a national
honorary musical sorority. All former
members of Mu Phi Epsilon who wish
to participate in this celebration are
requested to communicate with Ruth
Thomas Bradford before Wednesday,
es no reservations will be accepted
after that date.
A new girls choir of 40 voices has
been organized at the Church of st.
Stephen and the Incarnation. This
choir will sing at the church school
services and at other occasional serv-
ices throughout the year to relieve
and supplement the work of the choir
Of men and boys.
Prof. A. q. S. Wiener, organist,
will give the first of free series of
recitals at the McKinley-Langley
Community Center Sunday. November
IA, from 4 to pm. Prof. Wiener has
been organist for the st. Johns
Church in Syracuse, N. Y, for 81 years.
His program for Sunday will consist
of March Romano" Charles Gounod
"serenade," Franz Schubert: "Scher-
Eando," James R. Gillette; "Cavatino,' ~
J. Raft; Fanfare" j. Lemmens; Moe
turne," Francis Chopin; Largo" G.
r. Handel, and "Postlude in G Major, II
J. L. Battmann.
City Club will present Felian Garzia
IN a piano recital on November is at
the clubhouse. 1856 Jackson place. >The
concert will be open to the public and
tickets may be had at the club.
Gertrude Lyons will be guest soloist
ct the evening service tomorrow at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. Sixth
and A streets NE, when Armistice
Day will be observed by a special serv-
ice. The War Mothers will be invited
guests for this event. Mrs Lyons will
be assisted by Joe Humpherson and
Warren Simpson, trunpeters, and
Gertrude Smallwood Mockbee, organ
1st at the church, will accompany Mrs.
Lyons on the organ.
The District of Columbia Federation
Of Music Clubs, Eva Whitford Lovette
president and Gertrude Lyons State
Junior counselor, will present members
of the junior department this evening
IN the first recital of the 18th season
In the Sale de Recital at 8 o'clock
The public is cordially invited.
The NeNcomb- Community
Singers, Ruth L. Morgan director, will
present program of winter music
On Friday, November 10, BIS pm, at
the Leland Junior High School, Forty
fourth and Elm streets. Those assist
ing are Sylvia Myer, harpist, of the
National Symphony Orchestra: Evelyn
Scott and Ruth Logan, violinists; the
Lisa Gardiner Dancers, Mary Day.
soloist. and the Mandoleers, Herman
Won Bernewitz, jr., leader. Gertrude
Smallwood Mockbee will be accom-
panist for the entire program. The
entire proceeds Of this program are to
be used for the student loan fund of
the Newcomb Club of Bethesda.
On Monday, November 8, the New
comb Bethesda Singers will appear in
D group of songs at a luncheon given
BY the Women's Community Club of
kensington, at which time they will
be accompanied by Margaret o. Hyson,
substituting for Mrs. Mockbee.
La Sale Spier will present a group
Of his pupils in studio recital tomor-
row afternoon at 8 o'clock. Compost
lions for one and two pianos will be
played by Phyllis Allwine, Sarah
Baker, Frieda Bass, Helen Virginia
Duvall, Helene Finnacom, Marion
Hickman, Eleanor Hulburt, Helen
Limon, Beatrice Leachman, Nancy
Leachman, Myrna Macklin, Charlton
Meyer, Florence O'Brien, Charlotte
Suess and Winifred Wright.
Evelyn Scott, violinist, accompanied
by Marjorie Davis, will present the
program for the Sunday music hour at
tomorrow at the Y. w. C. A., Seven
teenth and K streets NV. The public
k cordially invited to attend these pro-
grams.