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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18

was flower girl and wore a replka
oil the brides gown. Jerry Scates
was ringbearer.
The mother C. the bride wore a
dress of blue crepe, with which she
used black accessories. She wore
corSaCe OF pink roses. The mother of
Inc groom wore gown of black
crepe ard used white accessories. Her
coISaSe was OF talisman roses.
Immediately following the cere-
mony. Il buffet reception was given
~ tho brides mother at the Log
Louise lodge.
E2cc'vng were the parents of
The bliic and groom and members
o. TIC wedding party.
INC SridC's table was arranged at
tIc end q: the room in front of the
irro'a"c. which was banked with
;rct"$. I'll" table was &C rcrcd with
Il rama, ono lace 10th and was CEN
tered with thrcc-tiercd wedding
cake, topped with n miniature bride
ana groom. Vases Of white flowers
ana can1clahfa bearing cathedral
candies were placed at each end
Ct the taIlc.
After the rcccrtiun the couple left
lnr a wedding trip through the noun
tainS oi North Carolina and Virginia.
For travelling, the bride wore a navy
HlH" vol GTrar;tinc suit with white
accessories. ~ her shoulder she
pinned a corS?cH of Eardenias from
Ter bridal bouquet. Upon tncir re-
turn the couple will make their home
in MontrOSS. Va.
Out-of-toWn guests for the we'd
ding included Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c..
Flowers and Mrs. i. B. Knight, Of
Henderson,: Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Cook. Of LaEcllc, Fla: Mrs. f. B.
StcVcr ca, &C Warren:on; Jean
Partridge, of Branchville, Va: Mrs.
Paul Hudson. of MorriStown, N. j.;
Mrs. {. A. Hood, Albert Stuart. Jr.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
Bird Club Holds
Field Trip And
Supper Meeting

Inc Henderson Bird club had n
held trip and supper meeting at the
Hiri scout caoin on Wildwood Drive
Monday afternoon. At S O'Clock the
group gathered iCr Il field trim and
MIS-; A. j. Davis served as hostess
a1 lhe supper meeting at i O'clock.
y, All the absence OF the president.
MIS-. A. w. Bachman. the mectin1
was conducted by Mrs. I. c, Gill
vice president. Following the bust
ness session the program for the
evening was presented by Mrs. II. r.
Upchurch, chairman.
MISS Claudia Hunter ravc an no
count g. the life of the late DR.. G. <
brlnlcy, CT Raleigh. DR.. Brimlcv
ana ms brother. IL. II. Brimlcy. made
valuable contributions to the add
nahccncAt OF bird study in North
carolina. With DR.. Gi.lcr. Pear
son the Brimlcy brothers gave the
,,ooK Ends ri North Carolina"
SeVera years ago the University of
Norm Carolina CinIerred upon c
;. Brlmley the honorary degree of
doctor Tor his WORK III ornItnoIygy.
MISS Hunter reported on the work
oi tne committee VIII e h assisted
Soy Scouts in the study of birds so
that the boys could pass the re-
CURED work for bird study badges.
MISS Mariel Gary told of spring
ana fall migrations of birds and
tea thai birds take different
routes for the journey in the spring
than the one in the fall.
Inc group adjourned at the con-
cluslon of the program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
Miss Woodlief Is
Honored Saturday
At Morning Party

Mrs. p. w. Smith and Mrs. J. l..
Moss were hostesses Saturday morn
ing at the home of Mrs. Smith in
the Bobbitt community at morn
ing refreshment hour complimenting
Miss Alice Grey Wocilief whose
wedding. to William Bradsher Cam
nady will take place on Saturday,
September %.
Guests were greeted ut the door
by Mrs. Smith ana Mrs. Moss.
The living room was tastcfully
decorated with late summer How
ers displaying Il color scheme OF
green and yellow. Individual tables
were covered with matching cloths
Of green and yellow. The brides
table was marked with a ,Jrsage
and the brides ''ook in which the
guests were registered.
Places o: the guests were marked
With cards which read Alice and
William, September 2S'
During the morning. iced drinks.
sandwiches. nuts and minis were
served by the hcsicyScS who were
n%si$tcd ~ Misses Marilanc and
Geraldine Mos.
The guest list included: the guest
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
Miss Frances Sandy
Weds Oren Flowers
In Virginia Rites

Mss Frances Atwill Sandy. dauh-
Ter of Mrs. Joseph W. Harvy and the
late George A. Sandy. of Montross
va, and Cren o. Flowers. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Flowers CT Hen
derson, were married Friday. Au-
gust 80, at o'clock in servi @ AT
andrews Chapel III Montross. Rev
:. W. England, former pastor OF the
bride, o!(iciated at the double riup
ceremony.
a program OF nu3t;al music was
ei'cIti by Mrs. Fcntor johnson,
n.aniS'. and Mrs. II. f. SmailwoJd,
"i"iSt: Who sang Because" and Il
wv iou truly. 20 Perfect Love"
rony.
The bride was given in marriage
y hcr grandfather. I. 0. Ntwili. She
N"rc gown Of white net. fashioned
Ncr taiIc.a. with a sweetheart neck
iihc ana fitted bodice faStcned down
Ii2 BACK with sel:-cOvcrcd buttons.
nc sleeves tapcrcd 10 points Over
ie h'iioS ana the full skirt extended
III" 'r"in. Her finsC:tip veil hung
!i"ce'uily irrn halo of orange
loss on>>. The brides bouquet con-
!.eu o! Iardenias and brides roses.
MISS Ruth Ellen Harry attended
'cr S.ster IS maid c: honor ana
bridesmaids were Mrs. J. b. Hnn,
,S'er oi The groom and Miss Marjorie
richardson. The attendants wore
IDENTICAL gowns of blue ta.feta with
lace Jokes and full skirts. The maid
OF honor and the bridesmaids carried
nosegays of mixed summer flowers,
Dalliette Sandy, niece CT the bride,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18

Of honor. Miss Woodlief, Mrs. Jo-
sic A. Woodlief, Mrs. p. c. Smith,
Miss Matte Snead. Mrs. Vernon
Finch, Mrs. G.. Wayne Woodlief,
Mrs. Harry Ellington. Mrs. Guy
Sumpter, Jr., Mrs. Macy Rowland,
Miss Flora Coghill, Miss Alba Row
land, Miss Nina Anne Barnes, Miss
Marilane Moss, Miss Geraldine Moss,
Miss Ann Marie Woodlicf, Miss Ha-
eel Ellington and Miss Gladys Row.
land.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
ISaptiS' Choir Practice

The senior choir If The First Ban
t,t church will meet Thursday night
At $50 O'Clock at the church. il was
stated today. Members arc request
I'd 10 nC.c the change Of hour and
f. attend the rehearsal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
Enters Mary Washington

Miss Ruth Dennis, who graduated
It Henderson high school last spring,
has entered Mary Washington Col
'cec IT Fredericksburg. Va. as n
freshman. She was n-companicd In
fredericksburg d,I-ins the week.
cnl by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry il. Den
r!s and Bill Dennis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
At Mary Washington

Miss Marilyn Seifert, Henderson
high school graduate Of last June,
has entered Mary Washington Col
lego nj Fredericksburg, Va, as a
freshman. She was Accompanied TO
TIC college during the Weekend by
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. c. O.
Sc.icrt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland Hall. Mrs. Hi
ram Hurst, Miss Alice Iiffcy Hurst,
MIR. and Mrs. r. O. Atwill. Jr., Mrs.
Stafford Ef:ord. all o. Richmond.
Va: Rev. and Mrs. F. w. England.
OF Boydton. Va. r. e. Tiffcy, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. Guthridgc. MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Atwill. of Washington.
ID. c. ana Rev. Francis Rhcin, of
Hague
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
Contemporary Book Climb.

The Contemporary Book Club will
rec, Thursday afternoon at 3:3o
CcIc TX at the home of Mrs. Roy
ROCKWELL. 1t VAS amour ed. Mem
hers are urged to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
Society Ne zps
Union Chapel W. S. C.. s.

The Woman's Society of Christian
Service of Union Chapel church will
meet in the home of Mrs. w. c..
Bobbitt Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. 1t was announced today.
III MEMBERS are urged to be pres
Cnt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
Goes To 81. Alarv,S

Miss Mary Lou Kim)all. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Boyd Kimball,
lrt Yesterday fc: Raleigh where
she will attend ST. Mary's School and
Junior College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18

The choir Of the First Prcsbyte-
ran church will have It's regular
weekly rehearsal Thursday evening
at ':45 O'Clock at the church, il
was announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
Here From Florida.

Mrs. Robert Hartman, OF Titus
vile, Fla, arrived yesterday TO
spend few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. E. P. Barrier, on the Raleigh
road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
BIRTHS
Archibald Vow Stokes.

DR.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Stoke. of A.
'ah'a' ga. announce the birth of
4 son, Archibald YDw,on September
:. Mrs. Stokes is the former Miss
Ada Rose Vow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18

Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Barnes left
ms morning for New York City to
visit Captain and Mrs. l.. F. Barnes.
.Ir.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
Girls Choir Practice.

The girls chCir o. the First Meth
ojiSt chm'h will meet Thursday
c-cnins at 7:l5 o'clock. it was stated.
All members are asked TO be pres
eIt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
Returns To NNnShinninn

Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Muntgom-
Try. Of Vas hinGtGn. d. G.. have re-
turned 10 their home after visiting
T.. l.. Rogers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-18
Goes To Virginia

Mrs. j. W. COghi!l has gone to
CnlpeyDcr. Va, t" visit her sister.
Mrs. J. r. RouchnS.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Bridge
Bv Frank B. Lord

In the second session Of the three
sectional playoff games of the Fed
eral Bridge Leagues team -of-four
series at the Wardman Park Hotel
the Cascades, by winning 161a out
of "a boards, placed themselves so
far in the lead it was freely pre-
dicted that they would be the win
ntrs in the first division. They are
71a boards ahead of the Victory and
Gruesome foursomes who are tied
for second place at present. Only
"a more boards remain to be played
and, unless the Cascades have a
disastrous slump. their advantage
cannot we'll be overcome.
In the second section the contest
is closer. BY winning 171a out Of
"a boards the Atomics placed them
selves ~ boards ahead of the Army
team. The Fighters in the third
section are boards ahead of the
Fairchance team, which is a sub
stantial lead with only "a more
boards to play. The Fighters and
the 4 Ms won IA out of "a boards
on Tuesday night. In the fourth
section the Success team took 16k
boards and went to the top of that
division, leading the Scoops by 3h
boards.
The third and final session of
the playoff games is scheduled for
Tuesday evening. The annual meet
ing of the league will be held before
the play begins.
The following is the standing of
the teams at the close Of the second
playof game:
Evening star., 1946-01-13

OtlleT engage Miss Castagna
ments with prominent organiza-
tions over the country, and her COL
Elaboration in Carmen" will add to
the performance.
Giuseppe Bamboschek will again
lead the symphonic orchestra and
a chorus of 40 voices. Mario Berini,
tenor, will portray the part of Don
Jose; George Czaplicki, in the role
of Escamillo, brings a wide expert
ence and brilliant record of
achievement both here and abroad,
Ralph Telasko will take the part of
zuniga, Wilfred Engelman is dou-
bling as Morales and Dancairo.
Others in the cast are Mildred Ippo-
Tito, soprano, and Jane Robinson,
contralto, who will take the part of
Garments companions: Frasquits
and Mercedes.
Miss Castagna is one of the few
singers who has the range to sing
the principal part in Rossini's
"LItaliana in Algeri." This opera
was revived for her benefit at Mi
lan'S La Scala under Toscanini's di-
rection before her engagement with
the Metropolitan Opera forces. The
famous contralto is an expert at
playing the castanets which she will
use in the second act.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Howard L. Series
To Present HAYES

Roland Hayes, internationally fa-
nous tenor, who was the first of
his race to create a sensation in the
musical world, will be the artist on
the third event of the Howard Uni
versity concert series Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock in the Ran
kin Memorial Chapel. His program
will revive some of the old favor
ties of the classic literature, such
as "Ingrata Quanto Sci" from Scar
latti's cantata, "Cruda Irene; Pan
Is Master" from Bach's "Phoebus
and Pan; Beethoven's "Wonne der
Wehmut," Mozart's Warming" ;"
Schubert's "Fischerweise," "Erster
Verlust," "Die Taubenpost" and
Der Juengling an der Quelle."
After the intermission Mr.. Hayes
will give Saint-Saens' popular
Dance Of the Skeletons" Fair
child's "The Red Cockatoo";; "Scan-
dalize My Name" arranged by Bur-
leigh, and Parham's Mother to
Son" and close with four Negro
spirituals in his own arrangement:
Give Away Jordan" "By and By"
Il Want Two Wings" and Ezekiel
Saw De Wheel" Reginald Board
man will be the accompanist.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
.Evanti to Sing
In Shiloh Church

Lillian Evanti, operatic coloratura
soprano, will give a song recital to-
morrow night in Shiloh Baptist
Church, Ninth and P streets NV,
at $3.50 o'clock. Her program will be
climaXed with the aria "Ah, ForS'e
Lui," from Verdi's "Traviata," one
of the "a operas in Nine. Evanti's
repertoire which brought her recog-
milton on both sides of the Atlantic.
Assisted by Arturo Papalardo at
the piano, the noted singer will open
with three numbers by Mozart: "Ah
10 so," an aria from the Magic
Flute" "Das Veilchen," and Non
Mi Dir" from Don Giovanni" j."
Joseph Marx will be represented
by Hat .dich die Liebe Beruhrt," "
"Waldseligkeit" and 'Nocturne, "
followed by VOLTS "Er lists" Nine
Evanti's High Flight" composed to
the words of John Gillespie Magee,
Lippes How Do I Love Thee, "
Buzzi-Peccia's "Colombetta" and
LISTS "Liebestraum." After the in
termission the soprano will be heard
in three Negro spirituals: City
Called Heaven" arranged by Nick
erson; Let Us Break Bread To-
gether," arranged by Dett, and
Steal Away to Jesus" by Burleigh.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
OES Activities
In Local Chapters
Meetings scheduled are: !:

Washington Centennial Chapter
Monday, Harmony Side, Ways and
Means Committee. home of Mrs.
Samuel Settle. Wednesday, Home
Board, home of Mabel Herbert. Fri
day, initiation, celebrate January
birthdays.
Loyalty Chapter - Wednesday,
honoring December, January and
February birthdays.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter-Tues-
day Evening Gard Club, home Of
Maura M. Dyre.
Fidelity Chapter-Tuesday, hon.
oring past matrons and patrons and
January birthdays.
East Gate Chapter-Friday, 30th
anniversary; grand matron and pa
tron honor guests charter men,
bers honored and entertainment.
Trinity Chapter-Monday, 8 pm,
joint meeting, Home and Temple
Boards, home OF Annie Laura Price
Thursday, star point night.
Mizpah Chapter-Tuesday, enter
tainment.
Joppa Lodge Chapter-Wednes-
day, 25th anniversary, charter
members and past matrons and pa
irons honored.
Federal Chapter - Tuesday
Friendship Club, home of Roberta
Fawcett. Wednesday, Home Board
home of Lillian E. Hadley. Satur-
day, night of games, home of Chris
tine Middleton.
Miriam Chapter-Monday bust.
ness. Tuesday, Star Point Society
with Mrs. Helen Biggs. Friday
Home Board, with Mrs. Susie Wei
ner. January 26, Temple Board
with Mrs. Josephine Beaumann
January %, Endowment and Edu-
cational Committee, with Mrs. Mel
lie Jewell.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter
Thursday, Afternoon Bridge Club
with Mrs. Rose Gentner January
"a, Home Board, with Mrs. Annie
Clark.
Gavel Chapter-Tuesday, initia-
ton.
Bethany Chapter - Thursday
Sunshine Committee. Friday, enter
tainment.
Temple Chapter-Monday, initia-
tion and installation of Alice Miller
as organist
Acacia Chapter-Tuesday, initia.
ton. Saturday, endowment, with
Elva Dunn.
Chevy Chase Chapter-Saturday
Evening Couple Club, with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Wilbur.
Esther Chapter, Thursday, enter.
ta1nment. Saturday, pm, card
party, home of Cecile Birgfeld. Jan.
uary "a, 3 pm, ways and means
home of Blanche A. Grubb.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Concert Schedule

TODAY.
National Symphony Orchestra. DR..
Hans Kinder, conductor; Emery
Darcy. tenor, soloist Constitution
Anna n,,,os storch Johansen: a violinist;
Music Hour, WYCA, 4.:3O pm
lisa c,d.ra Kramer, s sinser, Jewish Folk
Jewish Community Center, s pm.
Solyeig Lunde, piano recital, Ma
tional Gallery Of Art. pm.
R. Wayne Dirksen. organ recital,
Eric Marlowe, tenor, song recital
Bethesda Methodist Church, pm
TOMORROW.
Carmen" Philadelphia Scala
Opera Co.. Constitution Hall,
Lillian Evanti, soprano, song recital,
Shiloh Baptist Church, $50 pm.
TUESDAY.
Don Cossack Russian Male Chorus.
Serge Jaroff conductor; constitu-
ton Hall, $50 pm.
Howard Moore. tenor: Elena Crivella
Biederman, pianist: YMCA. Eight
eenth and 9 streets NV, $40 pm.
Hall, $50 pm.
WEDNESDAY.
National Symphony Orchestra, DR..
Hans. Kinder. conductor; Fritz
Kreisler violinist, soloist: ConSti-
tuition Hail. $40 pm. No tickets
Roland Hayes. tenor, song recital,
Howard University, $50 pm.
Marine Band, SYMPHONY Orchestra.
Capt. William F. Santelmann,
leader: Robert Kadarauch. VIOLIN
ist, soloist, Marine Barracks,
SID pm.
THURSDAY.
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Reg
inald Stewart, conductor; Helen
Traubel. soprano, soloist; Constitu-
tion Hall, $50 pm.
Irving Chandler, tenor: John Yard.
baritone; joint recital. Arts Club.
Soldiers Home Symphonette, Stanley
Hall, $50 pm.
FRIDAY.
Friday Morning Music Club. Anna
Johansen, violinist Villa Semule.
pianist: Elizabeth Pollard Fetter,
soprano; Barker Hall. YWCA,
Marine Band Marine Barracks,
Navy Band. 1t. Charles Brendler,
leader: Departmental Auditorium,
$3.50 pm.
SATURDAY.
Marine Band. Marine Barracks,
Soldiers Home symphonette. Stanley
Hall, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Pianist in Recital

The National Gallery of Art will
present in recital Solveig Lunde,
pianist, at 8 o'clock tonight. A
graduate of the Juilliard Graduate
School, where she studied with Olga
Samaroff -Stokowski, the young ar
tist was born in California of
Norwegian father and a French
English mother.
Since her debut in New York City
last year Miss Lunde has given a
number of recltals and appeared as
soloist with orchestras. Her pro-
gram tonight will consist of Bachs
"Toccata in G Major" Beethovens S
Sonata D Major, Op. 49," six Sc
lections by Chopin, "Barcarolle, I"
"Etude in E Minor, Op. 25," Prelude
F Major" Prelude D Minor" Moe
turne F Sharp Minor" and Polo
naise A Flat Major; Medtner's
Fairy Tale B Flat Minor" waltz"
and March" from Prokofieff's
"Children's Pieces; Khatchatour-
ian's "Toccata," Debussy's La Ter
rasse des Audiences au Clair de
Lune" and La Puerta del Vino;
LISTS "valse Cubliee' and Hun
! garian Rhapsody No. 15."
Evening star., 1946-01-13
SWV Auxiliaries

Department President Gertrude
Miles will visit Soldiers Home at 2
pm. today.
Joint installation of Urell Camp
and Auxiliary officers, Wednesday, at
Pythian Temple. Installation of of
flcers of Gen. Henry w. Lawton
Auxiliary officers, Friday, at e2l
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Joint installation of officers of Col
James S. Petit Camp and Auxiliary
tomorrow at Naval Lodge Hall.
Auxiliary officers are: Mabel Ezell
president; Grace Rankin, senior vice
president; Dorothy Alfard, Junior
vice president; Alfredo Kripp, chap
lain; Helena Middleton, patriotic in
structor; Nomia Green, historian:
Mildred Flicker, conductor; India
Green, assistant conductor.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Meetings this week are:
Jobs DAUGHTERS

Members of Bethel No. S will ex-
emplify their degree for Anacostia
Chapter. Royal Arch Masons, to-
morrow night. The Bethel will hold
a business meeting Friday night at
the Anacostia Masonic Temple. On
January % they will be entertained
by Electa Chapter, Eastern Star.
Bethel No. installed: Honored
Queen, Viola Cooke; senior princess,
Bette Dibeler; Junior princess, Mar
jorie Bletch; guide, Jean Gills;
Thelma Umstead; chaplain,
Joyce Ward; musician, Gloria
Robins: recorder, Marjorie Fillmen;
treasurer, Dorothy Beach; librarian,
Shirley Morris; first messenger,
Betty Murphy; second messenger,
Charlotte Martinsky; third mes
senger, Dona Williams; fourth mes
senger, Doris Stevens; fifth mes
senger, Alice Rasp; senior custodian,
Donna Davis; Junior custodian,
Margo Inglis; inner guard, Lydia
Wolfe; outer guard, Joan Dedmon
Evening star., 1946-01-13
In Local Music Circles

ISa Kramer, internationally known
singer of folk songs will appear on
the program tonight at the Jewish
Community Center at $50 o'clock,
given for the benefit of the general
relief fund for war victims of
France, Romania, Hungary, Pales-
tine and Russia. The Jewish Folk
Chorus under the direction of Ber-
nard Herzig will contribute to the
evenings entertainment.
Wilberta Horne Oleson, with Nancy
Poore Tufts at the piano, will be
presented at the YWCA music hour
this afternoon at 430 o'clock to-
gether with Anna Storch Johansen
and Helen Campbell Williams, who
will play Lazzari's violin and piano
sonata.
Lalo's Symphonic Espagnole," for
violin and orchestra, will be played
by Robert Kadarauch on sthe
Wednesday program of the Marine
Band Symphony Orchestra, in the
Marine Barracks at 8:15 pm. Un-
der the direction of Capt. William
F. Santelmann, leader, the orchestra
will be heard in the overture to
Massenet's "Phedre," Goldmark' S
Rustic Wedding" symphony and the
Russian Sailors Dance" from
Gliere's THE Red Poppy"
Howard Arthur Moore, tenor, and
Elena Crivela Biederman, pianist,
will be presented by the YMCA,
Eighteenth and G streets NV. in
the third concert of the series Tues
day at $50 pm. in the lounge.
Irving Chandler, tenor and John
Yard, baritone, c/y, U. S. N. R.,
accompanied by Dorothy Guion will
be the artists at the regular Thurs
day night program of the Arts Club
series. The program will consist of
operate arias, songs and duets.
The Friday Morning Music Club
will present Ann Johansen, violin
ist, and Helen Campbell Williams,
pianist, in Lazzari's Sonata Op. "a"
Friday morning at 11:30 o'clock
Other artists on the program are
Villa Semple, pianist, and Elizabeth
Pollard Fetter, soprano.
Additions for active membership
in the club will be held at 10 am.
preceding the recital. This is the
last opportunity to be heard by the
Committee on Active Membership,
as there will not be any more until
next season. Mrs. S. D. Butterfield,
chairman, is in charge.
The National Lutheran Chorus of
225 voices, under the direction of
R. E. Snesrud, will present pro-
gram of unaccompanied sacred
songs Monday evening, January 28,
in Constitution Hall. The selec-
tions will portray the spirit of each
Of the great church seasons and
festivals to be given in the order
these seasons make up the Chris
tian church year.
Since its debut at the Water Gate
last June, the chorus has partici-
pated in the Reformation Music
Festival held last October, and has
gained national esteem through the
March of Faith" Nation wide ra-
dio program and phonograph rec