The guardian., 1951-04-28

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NEW ENGLAND CONSERVA-
! TORY OF MUSIC cordially in
| vites music lovers to the follow
+ ing free concerts to which
either no tickets are necessary
or else on application to the
\ deans Office. A song recital by
Louis Davis, baritone, of the
New England Conservatory Of
4 Music, Monday, April 20, in Re-
cital Hall at $3.50 PM. II A con-
I cert by the New England Con-
| servatory Chorus, Lorna Cooke
DeVaron. conductor, as part Of
the Festival Of Music by New
England Composers Tu es d y,
May /. in Jordan Hall at $3.50
PM. The program is Frederick
| S. Converse, Peace Pipe; Arthur
Shepherd, Psalm XIII; Lukas
Foss, Biblical Cantata: Behold
I Build an House,; Irving Fine,
''The Hour Glass; Leland Proc
ter, Three Songs Of Service; tick
cts without charge on applica-
ton to the Deans Office at the
Conservatory. A concert by
the Conservatory Orchestra,
Malcolm Holmes, conductor, also
as part Of the Festival of Music,
Wednesday. May ?, in Jordan
Hall at $50 PM. The program
is E. B. Hill, "Lilacs," poem for
orchestra; Arthur Foote, Suite
in E major; Piston, Concertino
for pianoforte and orchestra;
Loeffler, poem for orchestra.
MikloS 'Schwalb, pianist, of the
faculty, will be the soloist in the
Piston Concertino: tickets with
out charge on application to the
Deans office. - A song recital
by Marion Hawkes., contralto, of
the Conservatory, Thursday, May
3, in Brown Hall, at $3.50 PM;
a song recital by John Walmer,
bass, of the Conservatory Fri
day, May 4, in Recital Hall at
$3.50 PM; a concert in memory
Of the 5Oth anniversary of the
death Of Verdi by the Conserv-
atory, Sunday afternoon, May s,
in Brown Hall at $3.50 PM; an
ensemble recital by Tranas
Long, pianist, of the New Eng /
land Conservatory, Monday, May /
7, in Recital Hall, at $3.50 PM.
Prof. Elwyn Barrow, Organist +
and ChOirmaster Of st. Cypri-
ans Episcopal Church, will play
three organ selections, Sunday, I
May 6, at 4 PM, at Berea Sew
enth Day Adventist Church. 712 I
Shawmut ave, Roxbury, A. f. /
pastor. Assisting art |
lists: George r. Margetson, poet; I
Sydney BIackman, tenor; Joen-
ellie Bryant, accOmpanist; Berea
0ratoriO Society, Sydney Black
man, director; auspices of Phebe
Fidelity Service, Mrs. E. Kinds,
leader; benefit, organ and school. !
The Nidweek Prayer Band, led /
by Mrs. Dorothy Hester, will I
meet at the home of Mrs. Car /
rie Jones, l41 Ruggles st.. End I
floor, a shut-in, Tuesday. May
l, at 8 P.M.-Bible Lesson is st. /
Matthew, 2e5h Chapter.
Winners of the recent draw
ing held by the Fund Raising
Committee of the Mass. State
Union of Women's Clubs, were:
Mr.. H. Rubin, $500; Mrs. K.
Harris, $1,000; and Mrs. Palmer, /
$500. The drawing was held
at 401 Mass. Ave. Thursday,
April IL, Edna M. Morgan was
chairman.
Emanuel Mansfield, tenor, will
make his only Boston appear
ance at Union Methodist Church
on Monday evening at S:l5, May
Z. This benefit concert is under
the auspices of the church choir
and tickets are priced at one
dollar each. Mr.. Mansfield comes
to Boston after an extensive
tour throughout the South,
Southwest and West.
The Women'S Auxiliary OF the
NA.P.E., Mrs. Beatrice Simpkins,
president, is giving a Waltz
Party, in the Princess Ballroom,
at the Hotel Somerset, 400 Com
monwealth ave-, Boston, Thurs
day, May 10, 1851, $3.50 Pm. to
/ AM, music by George Irish,
formal.
Annual Fannie B. Peck Day
observed by the Greater Boston
Housewives League Sunday,
May 20, $3.50 P. NJ. at Charles
Street A. NJ. E. Church, Rev
Walter C. Davis, pastor; Mrs.
Edgar Driscoll, vice-president OF
the League of Women Voters.