Evening star., 1945-05-20

Manley, tenor, and Robert Nichol-
son, baritone. James L. McLain is
the organist and director.
Pupils of Miksa Merson will be
presented in a piano recital this
afternoon at o'clock in the Musi-
cal Art Center, 1925 G street NV.
Those who will appear are: Allen
Dessoff, Clarence Conger, Morton
Mayer, Stuart Werner, Martha Pea
cock, Mimi Miilunchik, Phebe Shih,
Hilda Cox, Daisy label and Her.
bert Hodge.
The Silver Spring Male Quartet,
consisting Of Louis Metcalf, Reuben
Snesrud, Howard Towsend and Her.
bert Hathaway, will give program
in the Truesdale School on Tues
day.
Winifred Waldo will present Jane
Mckinney, Clarinda Mead, Mildred
Jefferson, Richard Nessul, Grace
Shepperly and Emily Golomb in al
song recital Tuesday, 8 pm, in the
Musical Art Center, 1925 G street
NV.
Mu Phi Epsilon, Washington
Alumnae Chapter, will hold its final
meeting of the season tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Oliver Gasch, 1927
P street NV, at o'clock. A group
of members-Mary Burnett direct
ing and Berenice Wiers accompany
ing-will sing the cantata "St. Mary
Magdalene," by Vincent d'Indy. In
stallation Of the following officers
for next season will take place:
Olive Pratt, president; Mary Louise
Hill, vice president; Lois Sutton,
corresponding secretary; Ruth Nor
gan, recording secretary; Marguerite
Patton, treasurer; Marjorie Hoe
mack, historian; Evelyn Davis, chap
lain.
Frances Alcorn. concert and opera
singer, and Darlington Sharma,
well-known concert and radio BARI
tone. both of New York City, will
be the soloists at the May break
fast of the Political Study Club
Tuesday noon in the Mayflower
Hotel.
Miss Alcorn, who is soprano solo,
list OF the First Congregational
Church in New York City, will be
accompanied by her sister, Myrtle
Alcorn, and Jewell Downs will be
at the piano for Mr.. Sharma.
Frances Coates Grace, soprano
diseuse; Pfc. Emo Valasek, violin
list, and Capt. Arthur Loesser, A. U. S.
pianist, will give a recital for the
benefit Of the Music Canteen
Wednesday at $50 pm. in the home
OF Mrs. Anne Archbold, 1905 Reser-
voir road. Mrs. Grace will present
her condensed version of Deems
Taylor's opera, Peter Ibbetson,"
and Pfc. Valasek and Capt. Loesser
will play Griegs Sonata in G
Major. Op. 49,"
Charlotte Gardner Lippitt pre-
sented her pupils, Evelyn Lois
Weber, contralto, and Marjorie
Weber Allwine, soprano, in a musical
hour at her studio last night. The
young artists were accompanied at
the piano by their mother, Flora
Palmer Weber, and in several trio
numbers were assisted by Annette
Morse, contralto.
Norman Frauenheim will give his
final piano recital of this season
Sunday night, May 27, at $50
o'clock, in Pierce Hall. All Souls
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard sts
NV.
The Chamber Music Guild will
present Doris Beaupre, Canadian
coloratura soprano, in a benefit con-
cert Tuesday, May 20, in the En-
bassy OF the Union of Soviet Social
ist Republics. Miss Beaupre, who
comes from Ottawa, has studied
With Mana yucca, Hans Geartner
and Van Horn and coached with
Sir Thomas Beecham. She will sing
D. tooPo Va 1tdlldll, TTeOCn ana RUS
sian songs, in the latter of which
she will be assisted by flute and
piano accompaniment.
Nine. Julia Elbogen, pianist and in
structor, former assistant of Prof
Richard Robert of Vienna. teacher
OF Serkin, moved her studio to 4716I
Davenport street NV, where she
gave informal piano recitals last
Saturday and Sunday.
The Washington Missionary COL
lege A Cappella Choir of go voices
under the direction of Minnie Iyer-
son-Wood, will present a concert of
sacred music at the Second Presbv-
terian Church, Prince street and
South st. Asaph, Alexandria, Va.
tonight at o'clock.
On Tuesday students of the piano
department of Holton- Arms School
will he nreSapfeJ II, rao;%a1.