Evening star., 1941-04-13
In Local Music Circles

st. Johns Church announces that
the choir of mixed voices which
has been singing at evensong
through the winter will sing two
sacred cantatas by J. s. Bach in
the church on Tuesday evening,
April %, at o'clock.
These cantatas will be No. ST.
Hold in Remembrance Jesus
Christ" and No. 100. Deck Thv-
self, My Soul, With Gladness." The
soloists for this performance will
be Cathreen Carrico, soprano: Helen
Benham, contralto: Joseph Flores
tano, tenor; Raimonde Aubrey. bass.
Arthur Howes is organist and choir
master.
On Friday the program Of the
Friday Morning Music Club will
be given in the Church of Latter
Day Saints at Sixteenth street and
Columbia road NV. Arranged by
Mrs. James Shera Montgomery, the
program will consist of organ soIes
by Mary Elizabeth Stewart of New
York, Hester Smithey and D. Ster-
ling Wheelwright and soprano solos
by Edna Wheelwright.
Evangeline Tully, soprano, with
Mary liant Couch as accompanies,
will sing two groups of songs for
members of the Women's City Club
at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
A program of familiar melodies
will be played by Sidney's Orchestra
in the lounge of the Mayfover Ho-
tel this evening at 8:45. The con-
cert is similar in nature to those
which were a regular attraction at
the hotel in times past. Strings will
predominant and Alfred Manning,
the orchestra's harpist, will be fea-
tured. Lynn Allison, popular young
soprano, will sing several numbers.
Sigma Alpha Iota Alumni group
will meet tomorrow at pm. at
the home of Clara Forbush, $500
Brennan lane, Chevy Chase, Md.
The program will consist of piano
solos by Hazel Piers and a book
review by Margaret Knoblock.
The Washington Alumnae Chap
ter of Mu Phi Epsilon. national
/ honor musical sorority, will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow
evening at the home of Sylvia
Meyer, 1927 P street NV. Follow
ing the business meeting musical
program will be given by Esther
NARROW and Elizabeth Newman.
The Piano Teachers Forum will
hold their last pupils recital of the
season at 8 pm. on Thursday at
the Washington College of Music.
The public is invited.
Piano students from the studio of
Helen Miller presented an Easter
| program on Saturday evening.
Bach. Mozart and Beethoven COM
positions were played in solo and
duo form. The younger members
of the class represented modern
composers. Pianists taking part
tell, Rena and Bobbie Sabatini,
Dick and Meigs Newkirk. Coils
Campbell, Dolly Baylies, Theo Su-
man, Nancy Sullivan, Virginia Will
son, Elizabeth Ford, Caroline Koss-
wig and Barbara Bell.
Henriette Bagger Plum presented
several of her pupils in one of the
regular student recitalS given each
month at her studio at 1911 Con-
necticut avenue. The following
singers participated in the pro-
gram: Mrs. Graham Loving, Mrs.
Kelly Tatum, Leonora Tatum,
Louise Spriggs, Marguerite Pope,
Lois Webber, Frances Cogswell,
Alma Gillespie, Nina Nicholson,
Nancy Guilds and Emily Wetjen.
The following piano pupils of Ed
ward Henneberry conducted rep
ertory class at his studio, 1928 Con-
necticut avenue yesterday after
noon: Opal Robinson, Lorna Spoon
er, Virginia McCrillis, Paul Alt
man, Molly Kramer, Eugene Mo.
Curdy and Molly Fulton.
The All-States' Mixed Chorus
held its annual election recently
and the following officers were
lected: James Pugh, president,
Frances Greever, vice president,
T. L. Lawrence, treasurer, and
Lovena Campbell, secretary. Lynn
L. Gillchrest was elected director
an Susanne Osman, accompanist.
Rehearsals will be continued at
Central High School, Thirteenth and
Clifton streets NV, on Wednesday
evening of each week at 8 pm.
WARREN F. JOHNSON, ORGANISE.
CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS,
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