Evening star., 1945-04-29
In Local Music
Circles

NatlOndi CaCnedral SchOOl Glee
Club will be sponsored by the
board of advisors of the school
in a concert on Tuesday, May 8,
in the Statler Hotel, the proceeds
Of which will go for music scholar
ships. Miss Tate has sung in opera
festivals here and in Canada and
has toured with the San Carlo Op-
era Company. Her concert debut
was made in Baltimore in 1912.
The noted pianist and painter,
Edith Montlack, will give a piano
recital featuring French, Spanish
and Russian music in Cafritz Au-
dltorium, Jewish Community Gen.
ter, on Tuesday, May 8, at $50
pm.
, The Madrigal Singers, directed by
Mrs. John Milton Sylvester, will give
a program of 18th and 18th century
madrigals, ayres and folk music at
4:3O o'clock this afternoon at the
music hour of the YWCA, Seventh
teenth and K streets NV.
Madrigals, by Morley, Byrd, Ben
net, Farmer. You'll and Praetorius,
with folk music. Of distinctive ar
rangement will be sung while seat
ed about candle-lighted table, ac-
cording to Elizabethan tradition
Included also will be the ayres
Weep You No More, Sad Foun-
tains" and "Fie on This Feigning,"
by Dowland, sung with recorder ac-
compartment.
The personnel includes Pierce
Miller, Grace Stowe, Edith Hopkins
Walker, Marta Brokaw, Bessie o.
Anderson. Harroliese Brown, Vir-
ginia Spenser, John D. Durward and
Charles T. Hitler.
The annual business meeting of
the Washington Music Teachers
Association will be held this after
noon at $3.50 pm. in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Jemian, 6409
Forty fifth place, Riverdale, Md,
corner Tuckerman street and Forty
fifth place. All members are urged
to attend to vote for the new officers.
Paul Chandler Hume, baritone,
accompanied by William H. Reese.
will be heard in a song recital this
afternoon at 5 o'clock in the Phil
/ lips Gallery. His program will in
clude "Qula Fecit Mihi Magma" and
"Es ist Vollbracht," by Bach; a
group of French songs and numbers
by Hugo Wolf and a group of con-
temporary songs by Barber, Car
penter. Vaughan Williams, Warlock
and Bridge.
Joanne and jeanette Poole. twin |
sopranos. will be presented in recital
by the Helen Turley Studio this aft
ernoon at 4:30 o'clock in the Arts
Club. Saida Selby will be at the
piano.
Harnan Nicodemus, A. G. O.. will
present Eleanor Frances Allen,
Betty Maxine Lancaster, Gloria
Ann Robins, Virginia Sherwood and
Rose Mary Vopat in an organ recital
tonight at o'clock in the Church
of Our Saviour.
Bernard Greenhouse, cellist of the
Navy Band, will give a recital to-
night in the National Gallery of Art
at o'clock. Accompanied by Irving
Owen he will play Bach's Sonata in
D Major" Barber's Sonata. Op. g."
Vieuxtemps Concerto, Op. 49,"
Peppers "Chanson Villageoise."
Vardi's "Intermezzo" and Davidof's S
AT the Fountain
Gertrude Bose, coloratura So
prano of New York City, pupil of
Nine. Moritz Rosenthal and, in act
ing, of EMO Serafin, will be pre-
sented in recital by the Felicia |
Rybier Music Club tonight at $3.50
O'Clock at 2 Dupont Circle. Allison |
Sanderford will be the accompanist
and admission is by invitation only. |
The Silver Spring Male Quartette, |
composed of Louis Metcalf, Ruebin
Snesrud, Howard Townsend and |
Herbert Hathaway will appear at the
Stage Door Canteen tonight at 8
pm. with variety show under the
direction of Bert Foy, well-known
local master of ceremonies. Mr.. Foy, |
singer and entertainer of 20 years
ago, is now devoting large portion
of his time organizing and produc-
ing shows for Servicemen.
The Postal Service Orchestra, un-
der the direction of George Heisley,
will give its annual spring concert
tomorrow at 8:15 pm. in the De-
partment of Agriculture auditorium.
The April meeting of Sigma Alpha
Iota will be held in the Augustana
Lutheran Church at New Hampshire
and Vermont avenues tomorrow at |
g o'clock. Under the direction of
Jean Slater Appel, program chair
man for the night, original compo-
sitions of members will be given.
Blanche Boyce Meyers, Burnette
Bradley Staebler and Jean Appel
will present song compositions while
Sue Naive Conklin will give a work
for the piano written by her hus-
band, Jack Webster Conklin.
The Chevy Chase Chanters, under |
the direction of j. Horace Smithey,
and accompanied by E. Earle Fergu-
son, will present a program at the
Trinity Methodist Church, Fifth
street and Seward square Sc, at
8:15 o'clock Tuesday evening. Sew
eral numbers especially written or
arranged for the Chanters by Mr..
Ferguson will be included.
Oscar Shumsky, violinist, will be
the soloist of the Navy Band Sym
phony Orchestra's concert on Fri
day, $50 pm, in the Departmental
Auditorium playing the Brahms
concerto. The orchestra will present
the Weber overture, "Oberon," and
Tschaikowsky's "Symphony No. S."
Miksa Merson will present Jane
Weiss in a piano recital Saturday,
$3.50 p m, in the Women's City Club,
her program consisting of Mozart's
"Phantasia in A Minor" Beethoven's
Sonata in D Minor" Chopin's
"Etude in F Minor" "Nocturne in F
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