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Evening star., 1945-06-24
Union Resumes
Outdoor Events
Tomorrow Night

The first of the summer series o1
outdoor concerts, featuring music
of the Americas, will be presented
at the Pan American Union to.
morrow evening at o'clock. The
instrumental portion of the pro.
gram will be played by the Army
Air Forces Band under the lead.
ership of Capt. George S. Howard
The assisting artist will be Ricardo
Sarroga, baritone, of Colombia
From 8 to $3.50 o'clock the program
will be broadcast over the facilities
of the Blue Network of the Ameri-
can Broadcasting Co.
This will be the first appearance
of the Army Air Forces Band on q
Pan American Union program. Fo,
the occasion Capt. Howard has ar
ranged a program which will in
clude selections from Brazil, Cuba
Mexico and Peru as we'll as several
numbers with a Latin American
theme by composers from the
United States.
Mr.. Sarroga, the guest artist, was
born in Cartagena, Colombia, ano
after singing in various South Amer.
ican countries came to the United
States some months ago, where he
has done concert and radio work
He recently completed a series OF
radio programs in Canada. On to.
morrow's program Mr.. Sarroga viii
sing several groups of folk and pop.
ular music of the Latin American
countries
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Concert Schedule
Tod.v

National symphony Orchestra. Saul
CASTOR, conductor: Dorothy May
noro soprano soloist; Water Gate.
Benno ,Rabinof, violin recital, Ma
oeoTss Fair. +. 8 8. H. n, cello R;m recital
Phillips Gallery, 5 pm.
rector. Mount Vernon " % Place fsi Meth a.
odist Church. evening
Esther Forristall, pianist; william
First Conversational Church, S
Helen Thispen, soprano. song recital,
ths National Academy Of Music.
Army Air Forces Band, Capt. George
s. Howard, leader; Ricardo Sar-
roga, baritone soloist; Pan Amer
waSe ,ssn N. un,en ss.pbsnps. 3 p.m; o,,.n r.,,t.,
D. g. Chapel p.m.
Navy Band, Leonard. B. Smith, cor
net soloist. east front Capitol, 8
Marine Band. Dale Harph.m. from
bone; oliver zinsmeister, xyiophone
Soioists, Marine Barracks. 8 pm.
Hill Gospel Singers. Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church. $50 pm.
Tuesday.
Ellis Varley. organ recital Washing.
ton Cathedral, S:15 pm.
Charlton Meyer, pianist; Dorothy
Ei;h EEiaynor; soprano; Women's CITY
Army kir Forces Band, Sylvan Thea.
ter, Monument Grounds, 8 pm,
Marine Band. Marine Barrocks, 1890
soidiers Home Band Bandstand, $50
pm.
Wednesday.
National Symphony Orchestra, Saul
CASTOR, conductor: Howard Mitch
ell. cello soloist; Water Gate, $50
pm.
Alexander syed. baritone, song reci-
TAI, Presidential Ballrooim, Statler
Hotel. 8:16 pm.
wade N. STEPHENS. organ recital, L.
ID. 5. Chapel 8 pm.
Thursday.
Soldiers Home Band. bandstand, $50
pm.
National Symphony Orchestra, Saul
CASTOR, conductor; Astrid Varnay,
soprano soloist: Water Gate, $50
pm.
Army Air Forces Band. Capitol steps,
Marine Band. Marine Barracks. 1
Pm.
Saturday.
Wade N. Stephens. organ recital, L.
D. B. Chapel, pm.
Soldiers' Home Band, bandstand. $50
pm.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
LOES Activities
In Local CHAPTERS
Meetings scheduled are

Columbia Chapter-Tuesday. Ini-
tiation. July and August meetings
called of.
Hope Chapter - w e d esday
Birthdays OF March, April, May and
June will be honored. June 29
Home Board, with Florence Lewis
Summer picnic in August. Men,
bers will be notified.
Lebanon Chapter-Tuesday. Ini-
tiation.
Chevy Chase - Wednesday. Re-
cess in July, August and first halt
of September.
Electa Chapter-Tuesday. Fifty
first anniversary celebration and en-
dowment. July and August meet.
ings called of.
Brightwood Chapter - Tuesday
1880 pm, card party, home of Mrs
Pearl Koshmeader. June %, cele.
bration of birthdays and honorins
past matrons and patrons. Reces.
in July and August.
Brookland Chapter "Wednesday
Initiation. Honoring June and July
birthdays. Recess in July and Au.
gust.
Bethlehem Chapter-Tuesday. In
itiation. Entertainment.
Trinity Chapter-Monday. Care
party, home of Mamie Beacham.
Treaty Oak Chapter-Monday
Initiation. Recess July and August
Temple Chapter-Monday. Initia
ton, social. Tuesday, Home Board
1924 Connecticut avenue NV. Re
cess July and August.
Friendship Chapter - Tuesday
Children's night.
Washington Centennial Chapter
Saturday. $3.50 pm, lawn party b,
the Home Board, home of Mrs
Hazel Linton. For information cal
SH. $751; Chapter recess until Sep
tember IT.
Martha Chapter-Friday, specia
initiation.
Warren G. Harding Chapter
Tuesday, line officers night.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Recital at Cathedral

| ELLIS varley will give an organ re-
cital Tuesday evening at 8:l5
O'Clock In the Washington Cathe-
dral the program of which will
contain seven selections descriptive
of items in the Cathedral fabric
and also of the church service
These numbers will constitute the
second half of the program begin
ming with Mulet's "The Nave" and
Rose Window" followed by Baum
gartner's Solemn Procession" and
four pieces by Martin belonging to
the "Canonical Suite: "Venite, !" "The
Little Hours" and "Magnificat" and
"Nunc Dimittis," otherwise known
as 'Toccata."
Handel's overture to the "Occa-
sional Oratorio" and Bach's "Jesu,
Joy OF Mans Desiring" Come,
Sweet Death" and Short Prelude
and Fugue In G Major" will open
the recital.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
SWV Auxiliaries

The Department of the District of
Columbia, AUSWV, elected the
following officers: Gertrude E. Miles,
president; Beulah M. Cope, senior
vice president; Madge Ryce, Junior
vice department president; Louise
Freeland, chaplain; Gretta w. Lud-
wig, patriotic instructor; Laura
Sabins, historian; Marie Lucas, con-
ductor; Lucretia Eicholtz, assistant
conductor; Anna L. Cross, guard;
Anna M. Palmer, assistant guard
The following officers were ap-
pointed by the department presi-
dent: Edna r. Summerfield, secre-
tary; Cora M. Campbell, treasurer;
Margaret Burns, parhamentarian
Gertrude Hinkle, musician; Kath-
ryn Lynch, publicity.
Col. James S. Petit Auxiliary viii!
meet at the Naval Lodge Hall at
800 pm. tomorrow. Honors will be
given to the department president
department secretary and depart
ment conductor.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Music
Notes
Singers and Cellist
Featured SOlOists
At Water Gate

Tonight's concert by the National
Symphony at the Water Gate will
mark the third successive appear
ance OF Dorothy Maynor, the great
Negro soprano. as soloist on its out
door events. Saul CASTOR, formerly
associate director of the Philadel-
phia Orchestra and now permanent
conductor of the Denver Symphony
and first guest conductor of the
Water Gate season, will direct all
three concerts this week beginning
tonight at $50 o'clock.
Miss Maynor was launched into
prominence by Serge Koussevitsky
who after auditioning her thought
"the world must hear her" and was
instrumental in having her engaged
as soloist with the Boston Symphony
the following season. Other major
erchestras took her up and since
then she has enjoyed the greatest
popularity from coast to coast.
The famous soprano will sing two
arias: "Air de Lila" from Debussy s
"L'Enfant Prologue" and I'll est
Doux, II est Bon" from Massenet's S
"Herodiade," and three songs:
Dvorak's Songs My Mother Taught
Me-" Strauss "Serenade" and Hum
mels Ecstasy" The orchestral part
of the program will consist of Bee
thovens "Symphony No. l." Weber's
"Oberon" overture, Chabriers "Es-
pana," Johann Strauss New Pizzi-
cato Polka" and Tales of the Vienna
Woods"
The Wednesday program will have
Howard Mitchell, first cellist of the
National Symphony as soloist. Mr.
Mitchell who has appeared frequent
ly with that organization in the past
will play Saint Saens cello concerto.
The orchestral program will be made
up of Franco-Belgian numbers list
ing Cesar Franck's symphony in
D Minor" Debussy's Afternoon of
the Faun," overture to Bizet's Car
men" and the "Bacchanale, from
Saint -Saens' Samson and Delilah."
An All-Wagner program on Friday
will give an opportunity to hear
the sensation of the past Metro
poLtan opera season, AStrlQ Varnay,
who leaped into fame when she sub
stituted for Lotte Lehman in Die
Valkuere" without notice. She was
hailed as "a promise come true" in
February when she took the place
on a six-hour notice of the prima
donna who was to sing Isolde"
Miss Varnay will sing Friday
"Elsa's Dream" from "Lohengrin."
"Dich Theure Halle" from Tam
hauser" and Love Death from
Tristan and Isolde" Mr.. CASTOR
chose for the orchestral numbers the
ovTture to The Flying Dutchman,"
Prelude to Act III" from 'Lohen-
grim" Entrance of the Gods into
Valhalla" from "Das Rheingold,"
The Ride of the Valkyries" from
Dis Walkuere" and the overture to-
"Tannhauser.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Violinist and Wife
To Play at Gallery

The National Gallery of Art will
present Benno Rabinof, violinist
in recital tonight at o'clock, ac-
companied at the piano by his wife
Sylvia Smith. Both artists recently
have concluded a Nation wide tour
of 145 concerts. He was pupil of
Leopold Auer and will close the pro-
gram with Paganini's Caprice No.
"a" arranged by his late master.
For his first number Mr.. Rabinof
chose Vivaldi's Suite in A Major
Evening star., 1945-06-24
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Colored Masons

The 9th annual celebration OF
ST. Johns day will be held by the
colored Masons and Eastern Star
at $3.50 pm. today at the Metropoli-
tan A. M. E. Church with the Rev
j. Campbell Beckett as the principal
speaker. Grand Master Simpson w
Wallace will preside.
There will be a parade from the
Scottish Rite Hall, 1888 Eleventh
street NV, beginning at 2 pm. to
the church.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Opera Fund Benefit

A song recital for the sustaining
fund of the Washington Grand OPP
era Company will be given by Alex
ander Sved, baritone. in the presi-
Dental ballroom of the Statler Ho-
tel on Wednesday evening at 8:15
o'clock.
Mr.. Sved began his career at the
Royal Opera House in Budapest,
whence he graduated to stellar role
in the opera houses of Berlin, Mu-
Mich, Vienna and Milan. He sang in
Salzburg and Bayreuth under world
famous conductors
His Wednesday program will con-
sist Of Beethovens I'm Questa Tom
ba," Caccini's "Amarilli," Caris-
simi's "Vittoria, Vittoria":: Schu-
bert's Der Wanderer" and I'm
geduld," Schumann's "Mondnacht'
and "1ch Grolle Nicht," Fri tu,"
from Verdi's Masked BALI; Liszt S
"Oh Quand je Dors.. Hungarian
folk songs dating back to 1900,
Hageman's do Not Go, My Love" "
Malotte's "A Little Song OF Life"
and ""Cavatina" from Rossini's
Barber OF Seville"
Evening star., 1945-06-24
F. T. Topash Heads
|VFW Department.;
|Other Activities

Frank T. Topash, of Front Line
Post, District Of Columbia Depart
ment, Veterans of Foreign Wars OF
the United States, was elected COM
mander of the department at the
26th annual encampment last Sun
day at Carpenters Hall, Tenth anC
K streets NV.
Other officers elected and installed
with him were: Senior vice COM
mander, Charles M. OMalley, Police
and Fire Post; junior vice command
er, Albert M. Armstrong, Equality
Walter Reed Post; quartermaster,
Edward T. Spedden, Front Line
Post: Judge advocate, Stephen Jones,
Washington Post; surgeon, DR.. John
De Mayo, National Capital Post, and
chaplain, William Smith, Equality
Walter Reed Post.
A resolution was passed recon-
mending that petition be made to
the Navy Department to name a
cruiser "The District of Columbia.
James Cannon, national judge ad-
vocate, represented the national or
ganization and spoke. Mrs. Cannon
national vice president of the Ladies
Auxiliary, accompanied by Mrs. Ids
Emmert, department president o1
the District of Columbia Auxiliary
Mrs. Ethel Sedlak, national council
member of the Ladies Auxiliary anc
Mrs. Fawcett, department chief o1
staff, also spoke.
Oscar Jones, veteran employment
representative for the District o.
Columbia, gave report on the EN-.
ployment situation in the District.
Past Department Comdr. George
Neuner, Joe Moffet Of Front Lin,
Post, Comdr. Clyde KERN of From
Line Post, and Carl c. Pribek O.
Equality Walter Reed Post. wer,
recommended for national citation.
for exceptional work in VFW ac'
tivities.
Past Department Comdr. Nevill,
Thompson instituted the new Pres!
Post at special ceremonies at tht
Press Club auditorium last Wednes.
day evening. National Council Mem
ber Charles B. Jennings installed ths
officers.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Deaths Reported

Connor Donnelly. rs. 220 H st. ne.
Charles Wallingford, rs, 1929 Michigan
Tom PARK, "a sas 5th st. NV.
Nora Gray, II, 326I Prospect ave.
Eugene o. Sykes. 6S, 3202 Cleveland ave
Grace Slocum, 65, 1925 North Capitol.
Lila Bandel SO, 10 9TH st. Sc
Louis B. Hanks, 81, 1915 18th st.
Cora L. Tuskey, go, 1908 9th st. s.w.
Nellie Tiflr. 81. Brazil. Indiana.
John P. Temple, So, Washington, Pa
Mary B. Ballard, AZ, s. Arlington.
James o. Thayer, Al, 1904 A st. ne.
Sylvia Deckelbaum, 46. 2737 Sherman ave
John Lyles, Sd Qnfant). 1895 Hillside Rd
Sc.
Infant Thomas, Providence Hospital.
Infant Webster, 6S79 Allentown Rd. se.
Infants Drayer (twins), 3402 18th st. sc
Edith Dowling. 30, 1894 T st.
Daniel Matthews. n, $50 Seaton Place
Alphonso Pannell, 75, 627 Delaware ave
s.w.
Frank punnington, 73. 919 11th st.
James e. Burgess, SO, 200 L st. s.w,
Irene Butler, A.. 342 H st. s.w.
Ella Piet, 45, lis st. sw
Leila Overton, 80, 645 S. C. ave. se
Elijah Bethea, 80, 2136 Newport Place.
Charles N. Brown, 13, 1884 c st. ne.
theodore A. Brown, III, 1854 c st. ne.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Soprano in Recital

Helen Thigpen, Negro soprano,
will be presented in a song recital
at the National Academy of Music,
1877 r street NV, this evening at
$50 o'clock. She will be assisted at
the piano by Hellmut Baerwald.
A native Washingtonian, Miss
Thigpen had her early musical
training in this city. After studying
voice at Howard University, she con-
tinued her vocal work with Frank
La Forge and other Well-known
teachers. She has given successful
programs in the New York Times
Hall and in the Brooklyn Academy
Of Music Opera House before large
audiences and concertized in the
Eastern and Southern States.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Births Reported

Boyd and Marion Anders, boy.
Charles and Adela Farmhouse, girl,
Harvey and Helen Bradneld, boy.
Theodore and Viola Brown, girl.
CHARLES and Nora Draper, girl
Raymond and Lillian Dudeck, girl.
Earl. and Mary Fox, girl,
Ariel and Dorothy Fulks, boy.
Nicholas and Mary Handibee, boy,
Jesse and May Hankins, boy.
Harold and Evelyn Henderson, boy,
Leo and Mary Hershfield, boy.
William and Edith Justice, boy.
Bernard and Elizabeth Kropp, girl.
James and Bertha Loar, girl,
Joseph and Mary Maschi, girl.
Leo and Marjorie Metz, girl.
John and Mary McAuliffe, girl
Edward and Esther Mcknight, boy.
Carl and Judy Nusbaum, girl.
Paul and Ruth O'Brien, girl
Norman and Ardell Owen, boy,
Albert and Jean Pruitt, boy.
Harold and Lucille Roland, girl.
Milton and Adele Schwartzbart, boy.
Walter and Mary Sikorski, girl
Francis and Mildred Slagle, boy.
Howard and Ruth Sweeney, girl.
Robert and Sara Syer. girl.
W. Alan and Eli5abeh Wright, girl.
Norman and Gertrude Berry, giri,
william and Gladys Brooks boy.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Regional Conference

The American Guild OF Organists
will hold its first conference in Ha-
gerstown, Nd, tomorrow and Tues
day. The District of Columbia
Chapter will be represented by DR..
Charlotte Klein and Katherine S.
Fowler, who will be heard in organ
recitals and by Theodore Schaefer,
Who will talk on Anthems for War;
time Choirs." Following the con-
ference DR.. Klein, as national music
adviser, will attend the council
meeting of Mu Phi Epsilon, ma
tional music sorority, in Chicago
on Wednesday through the follow
ing Tuesday, July 2.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

in his own arrangement, which will
be followed by the Mozart -Kreislel
"Rondo in G Major" and Wieniaw.
skis Concerto No. in D Minor
After the intermission the violinist
will play Vieuxtemp's "Rondino
Op. 80, No. g." the Sarasate- -Rabino1
Song of the Nightingale" Herbert's
"A la Valse,' the Chopin -Rabinot
"Mazurka,' the Rimsky Korsakov-
Rabinof Flight of the Bundle
Bee" concluding with the oath Ca
price" BY Paganini.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

George Fair, U. S. N, cellist, viii
give a recital in the Phillips Gal
lerJt this afternoon at 5 O'CLOCK
assisted at the piano by Johr
Wigent, U. S. N. His program will
consist of Vivaldi's Concerto ir
D." Bach's Sonata in G." Ferroud's
Sonata" Schumann's Fantasy
Pieces" "Intermezzo," from Gra-
nados "Goyescas," arranged by Cas-
sado, and Peppers "Mazurka.
Esther Linkins will present 6
group of her voice students in hel
studA this afternoon at 4 o'clock
They will be assisted by Claudis
Chapline, Virginia Day and Johr
Dunn, piano pupils of Alma Grayc'
Miller. The singers are Wilm;
Bailey, Doris Blake, Ann Coy Nor
ma Jean Golson, Alice Jacobs
Jackie King, Marilyn, Hayden anc
Donnie McMurray, Barbara AM
Smith and Jack Wyvill. Miss Mile
will accompany the singers.
Dorothy Tyler, teacher of sing
ing. will present the following groul
of her pupils in recital this after
noon at o'clock in her residence
studio, 121 West Bradley lane, Chev,
Chase, Md: Vivian Coleman, Iri
Dickerson, Phillis Rodman Katz
Suzanne Lundgren, Kathryn LIE,
Markham, Mary Olga Martin, Mitz
Martin, Vivien Old, Constanc,
Rhodes, Evelyn Sammons, jun
Sowell and Colette Strait.
The choral organizations of Noun
Vernon Place Methodist Church will
give a festival of music tonight a
s o'clock in the auditorium of tht
church. Choirs participating are thu
Cloister Choir, Sanctuary Choir. An
gelus A Cappella Choir, Chapel Choir
Carol Choir and Chancel Solo Choir
R. Deane Shure, director Margare
Barnwell, associate director; Mrs
James Lynch, director of children!
choirs. Organists, Edith Gotwalls
Dorothy Girdner Bailey, Gertrude
Troutman. Soloists, Margaret Barn.
well, soprano; Genevieve Hughes
contralto, 1t Robert Hoffman, tenor
and Edward Rogers, bass.
Esther Forristall, pianist, ane
William Watkins, organist, will ap.
pear in a joint recital at the FRS
Congregational Church. Tenth ane
G streets NV, this afternoon at
o'clock Miss Forristall is professor
Of music at Otterbein College. Wes.
terville, Ohio, and Mr.. Watkins i!
an associate of the American Guile
of Organists and pupil of Virgi
Fox
They will play together Schu'
mann's piano Concerto in
Minor" Miss Forristall will alst
play a group consisting of Brahms
"Intermezzo in E Flat, Op. lit, No
l." and Dohnanyi's arrangements Of
Delibes' "Naila Waltz"
John H. Marville of the Hamlin,
School of Music will present a grouI
of his voice pupils in a concert o
solos and operate excerpts at 8::3|
o'clock tomorrow night in Pierce
Hall, Fifteenth and Harvard street
NV. Those participating are Caro-
line Anderson, David Bates, Eliza
beth Bon, George Irving Chandler
Lois Ann Conklin, Mrs. William
Dennis, piano; William Dennis
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Retired Enlisted Men

George Perog, retired from Army
Air Corps; Andrew Kohut, retired
from Transportation Corps; George
Crook, retired from 2Sth Infantry;
Frank Novotny. retired from Marine
Corps, Tommie L. wilkins, retired
from the 31st Infantry, AND Joseph
Stasiowski, retired from Quarter
master Corps, were elected to men,
bership in Association No /. A
former member, Louis Jason, was
reinstated.
There will be no regular meeting
during July and August. The next
meeting scheduled is September Is
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Meetings this week are:

meetings this week are.
Monday-Front Line Auxiliary
713 D street NV.
Tuesday - Equality-Walter Reed
Auxiliary, 1919 K street NV.
Friday-Pentagon Building Aux
iliary, to be instituted, 1919 K street
NV,
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Meetings this week are:
Monday-Tank Corps Post, Legiol

Monday-IanK corps POSI-, Legion
clubhouse
Tuesday-Forty and Eight, Legion
clubhouse.
Wednesday-National Cathedral,
Henry c. Spengler and Bureau
Engraving and Printing Posts, Le-
gion clubhouse.
Thursday-James E Walker Post.
Twelfth Street YMCA.; Department
Executive Committee, Legion club
house.