Evening star., 1946-01-27

1He Lener Strln9 quartet; con-
sisting of Jeno Lener and Michael
Kuttner, violins; Nicholas Har-
sanyl, viola, and Otto Deri, cello,
will give the program at the Ma
tional Gallery of Art tonight at 8
o'clock. A first local performance
will be given Joseph Wagner's
Quartet in C Minor" the program
to be completed with Tschaikow-
sky's Quartet in E Flat Minor, Op.
&c." and Haydn's Quarter in D
Minor, Op. rs, No. O."
Members of the Washington
Alumna Chapter of Sigma Alpha
Iota will be heard at the Music
Hour, YWCA, this afternoon at
4:30 o'clock. A string trio COM
posed of Carolina Randell, violin;
Garriet Grant, cello, and Jean Ap-
pei, piano, will play group of num-
bers, and Wilberta Horne Oleson
will be heard in songs.
Sergt. Nancy Waugh, contralto,
will give song recital in Phillips
Gallery tomorrow at $50 pm, ac-
companied by Theodore Schaefer.
Her program will consist of Pur-
cells IF Music Be the Food of
Love" John Attey's Sweet Was the
Song" "Divinites du Styx" from
Gluck's "Alceste," the "Acht Zigeun-
erlieder," by Brahms; Duparc's La
mento," Faure's Les Berceaux" and
Neil" Schindler's "Scorned Love-
Goddard Leiberson's Cradle Song
in a Modern Mining Town." Nor
doff's There Shall Be More JOY"
Barber's THE Nun Takes the Veil"
and Beatrice Posamanick's Praise"
The Washington Music Teachers
Association will hold a luncheon in
honor of its past presidents in par
lors A-B-C-D, Willard Hotel, at II
noon tomorrow. Mrs. Hugo Hessel-
bach will preside and Emerson
Meyers will speak on his experiences
overseas.
The Alumnae Chapter of Sigma
Alpha Iota will hold its January
meeting tomorrow at pm. at the
residence of Mrs. James Lee Oliver.
5000 Patterson street NV. Flor
erice Elliott, pianist, and Mai.
Henry Schauf11er will present the
program. Maj. Schauff1er, who re-
Gently returned from Europe, will
talk on impressions of England and
Germany.
Richard Joiner will be the soloist
with the Marine Band Symphony
Orchestra, Capt. William F. Santel-
mann. leader, at its concert Wednes-
day, 8:15 pm, in the Marine Bar
racks. Mr.. Joiner will play Milhaud's
Concerto for Clarinet" and the
numbers will consist
of Dvorak's Carnival Overture. :"
Beethoven's Sixth Symphony" and
DelluS' "The Walk to Paradise Gar
den."
Artists giving the program for the
Friday Morning Music Club in Bar
ker Hall, YWCA, Friday at 1880
am. will be Rosemarie Romer, So
prano; Ramona Palmer, mezzo So
prano; Elsa Raner, violinist, and
Mabel Linton Williams, pianist-the
latter two to be heard In the Brahms
violin concerto.
The regular monthly concert by
student members of the club will
take place tomorrow at 8 pm. in
the Arts Club, the program to be
given by Elaine Cipriano, Jane Ma
lone, pianists: Lucille Cipriano,
mezzo soprano; Mary Elizabeth Rob-
erts and Barbara Carson, sopranos.
For the program Friday, $3.50 p.m.,
in the Departmental Auditorium,
the Navy Band, 1t. Charles Brend-
Ter, leader, will play Tschaikowsky's
Danish Festival Overture" Rubin
STEMS "Reve Angelique" and "Ro-
NANCE" the Polka" "Furiant" and
March" from Smetana's "The
Bartered Bride" Alfred Newman's
Street Scene" Grainger's Molly on
the Shore" and Shepherds Hey"
and Strauss Till Eulenspiegel."
William Arrowsmith, oboe; Oscar
Short, cornet, and Clarence Ed
wards, trombone, will be heard in
selections from Saint Saens' opera,
Samson and Delilah."