Evening star., 1942-03-08

William Holden, member Of the
faculty of the Washington College
of Music, will be heard in a piano
recital this afternoon at pm. in
Phillips Gallery He will play
works by Fairchild. COPELAND, Mac
Dowell. Critics. Cowell and Gersh-
win.
The lenten Vesper series Of
Howard University will present its
first organ recital of the season
today at $50 pm. at Rankin Me-
mortal Chapel. Lucille Anderson, a
former graduate of the university.
who also received her masters de-
gree from the Oberlin Conservatory
Of Music in l94l, will be organist.
Miss Anderson Is, at the present.
employed on the faculty of the
Howard University School of Music
The Northland College Choir Of
Ashland, Wis, Is making its 11th
annual tour this month. This after
noon at 3 o'clock the group will
present its program of religious
music at the First Congregational
Church, Tenth and G. streets NV.
Director Of this choir is Sigvart
Steen. music director, assisted by
Kauko Lustig.
Mrs. r. E. Espy. State Junior coun-
selor of the District of Columbia
Federation of Music Clubs. an
nounces the next junior recital to be
held at the Kilt Studio, 1928 G street
NV, on Friday at pm. The spring
theme will dominate the program,
which will consist of piano solos
and duos, and solos in voice and
violin, with some of the accompani-
ments played by juniors. There will
be no admission charge and the
public Is cordially invited.
The Washington Missionary Col
lege A Cappella Choir Of so voices,
under the direction of George w.
Greer, will be heard in its annual
spring concert Saturday night at
8:15 o'clock in Columbia Hall, corner
of Carroll and Flower avenues, Ia
koma Park, Md.
The program will include selec-
tions by the solo quartet, a group
by the women's choir. and two num-
bers by the men. The choir will
sing, by request. several favorites
presented on former programs. The
public Is invited.
To meet the increasing demands
for practice and teaching studios,
Gertrude Lyons has arranged spe-
cial prices for the rental Of the
rooms at the Musical Art Center,
1925 G street NV. A Recital Club,
on a cooperative plan, is also be-
ing formed whereby teachers may
use the salon with two grand pianos
and seating capacity Of 100 at re-
duced rates for monthly or BIZ
monthly recitals.
Mildred Shackleford presented the
following pupils in midwinter pi-
ano recital Saturday afternoon:
Philip Trenis, Ernestine Brown,
Wesley Lucas, Doris, Virginia and
Eleanor Shomo; Paul Sturgis, Flea
nor Freeman. Geraldine and Max
inc Cunningham, 10 Ann Berry,
Margaret Gerken, Audrey Wright,
Rosemary Sturges, Janice Sembow-
er, Adele Wright, John Raymond,
Nellie May Gerken. Geraldine Will
lis, Jean and Patty Van Hyning.
Patsy Cummins, Doris and Mary
Cline, Helene Sherman, Jan Law
son, Marilyn Mead, Mildred Moore
and Mildred Hannah.
The annual micareme concert of
the Georgetown Glee Club, George
town University, will be given on
Sunday, March IS, in CASTOR Hall
on the university campus at $3.50
pm. The club Is under the direc-
ton of DR.. Edward p Donovan.
now in his 22d year as leader of
Georgetown's gleemen.
On Monday, Mary Apple, contral-
to, was the artist at the third con-
cert given by the Colonial Danes Of
America at the Colonial Danes
Club House, assasted b. Claude
Hooooon at The piano.