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Dratha

GALLAGHER. BRIDGET. On Friday.
Aprll u, 1862, al her residence
l02 Hol5rook ave. FAIRFAX, Va.
BRIDGET GALLAGHER, believe,
Arlinston, va and Mrs. Mae Gan
non Of Drexel Hill, Pa. She also is
survived by two grandchildren. two
brothers and one sister. Friends
may call at the Robert J. Murphy
Funeral Home. 1924 Columbia pike,
day. April IS. Requiem mass viii
be offered at II am. Monday, April
l6. at st. Leo's Church. Fairfax.
Va Va Ipts.msnt IIts.DsT,. st i, Mary's Gene
GARRETT. WALTER. On Monday,
He is survived by his sister. Mrs.
Irene Goats. Friends may call at
the W. H Bacon Funeral Home;
l722 Tth ST. NV, on Saturday. AorE
div IL after tDI pm Services rEts, on Sun,
Carver Memorial Cemetery l4'
Cathedral ave NV. on April II,
Geiser. father of Mrs Robert T.
Crowley and Mrs. Frank J. APPEL
grandchildren also survive Pray
erS al Chambers Georgetown Fu-
neral Home. 3012 NJ st. NV, on
Monday. April 10. al $50 a m.
Mass at st. Thomas the Apostle,
Q am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
GIBB. CHARLES c. COTTON. On
Wednesday, April II, 1862. at Proyi-
dence HOSPITAL, CHARLES c. COT
TON GLIB of 2lI2 BeechWood rd,
Lewisdale. Nd. beloved husband Of
Ethel J. Gibb He also is sur
yived by. niece. Mrs. Helen Com
fort. and a nephew, Wallace Gibo
Funeral Home. 2a6l i4th st, nv.
on Saturday. April IA, at 9:3O am.
parking facilitieS). 1nterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. IL
GIBBS. GEORGE H. On Thursday.
April IL. 1862, at the Washington
Hospital Center. GEORGE H. GIBBS
Of 2O4 Spring ave-. Takoma Park,
rSto6bst 5Fens Gibbs and father Of Il{. MIS-
Zimmerman. brother of Arthur
Gibbs and Elder Clarence R. Gibbs
Of Bayson City. N. c. and Mrs.
George Brown Of Fort Pierce. Fla
Funeral gI .E,, Home; 254 Carroll s. s nv.
will be held on Monday, April is,
at pm: Interment George Wash
GIBBS. GEORGE H. special COM
X Lodge. No, 30, F. A. a. N.
A Ell: 1: i; :.
GEORGE Il. GIBBS. '''' 'O'"s''
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BRUMFIELD, LLOYD W. On Friday

April l3, 1862, at the Washington
FIELD Of 3l09 10th st. NV, be-
loved husband OF Margaret NJ. Brum-
field. brother of Clyde Brumfield OF
Mississippi. Howard Brumfield Of
South Carolina and Mrs Louise
Bingham of Tampa, Fla Friends
NAV call at the S H. Hires Co
Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th st. NV.
after IL noon Sunday, April IS
parking facilities Services at the
above funera! home on Monday,
April 10, at 13O pm. 1nterment
private Is
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BENNETT. HORACE w. Jr. On Fri

day April 10, 1862. at his resi-
denee, 1900 Birch aye Tskoms
Jr.. husband Of Mary V. Bennett
and father of Dale A. Bennett.
brother of Mrs. Madeline B. FretL
and Mrs Ella B. Louis. Services at
the Takoma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll St NV. parking opposite,
on Monday. April 10, at 3 pm.
Interment Neelsville Cemetery. near
Germantown. Md. Family will re-
ceive friends at the above funeral
home on Sunday, April Is, from
3 until nm Is
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BAILEY. LUCILLE G. On Thursday

April -, 1867, at her residence,
Sl3 Webster ST. nv. MRS. LU-
CILLE BAILEY. mother o. Archie
Barley. sister OF Mrs Halle Slaugh-
ter and z L. Maultsb' OF Geo-gia
and aunt of Mrs. Blanche Jones.
She also is survived by other nieces,
nepheWs. other relatives and friends.
Remains resting with L. E. Murray
& Son, 1887 10Th 81. Nv, where
friends may call Sunday, April Is.
from pm. to 10 pm. Funeral
services Monday, Ap!h l6, at Il
noon. at Trinity a NJ. 2. Zion
Church the Rev. Sat;erwhite off
ciatlng Intermert Sylvanla. Ga. Is
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EDWARD W An .u.r,.r
LAMB. ESTHER M. On wednesda,

LAMB; ESTHER NJ. On Wednesday.
ESTHER MAMIE LAMB (nee PAUL,
beloved mother of Mrs, Bernard
Graham Of Washington, D. c.; Mel
win. A. Lamb of Newark, N. j.; Leon
Gilbert Lamb Of Long Island, N. Y;
grandmother Of Mrs. Frank mi
chellei Sassrones of Baltimore, Md,
Five. other grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren also survive
Interment on Friday. April l3 at
Charlotte. N, C. In mourning from
sunday, April -, at 9O5 Butternut
st. NV. Baltimore. Nd, papers
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Washington, D. c.
SotUrdoy, April II. 1862
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LAMPKINs, ELoIsE. On Monday,

-AMPkINS, ELOISE. on Monday,
beloved wife Of Henry, mother Of
Ann and Karyn Lampkins and Joyce
Smith. daughter Of Howard NJ. Spar
row and sister of Helen s. Mccall,
other relatives and many friends
also survive. After IL noon Sum
day. April Is, friends are invited
to call at her late residence, Fu-
neral from the Sergeant Memorial
presbyterian Church, 5lst and Grant
StS. ne, on Monday, April 10, at
pm. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery I5
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GooDING. LINwooD E. On wednes-

day. April II. Ia62 At Doctors
loved husband of Gertrude E. Good
ing, brother of Mrs. H. H. Hart of
Pensacola, Fla. and uncle OF H. H
Hart. jr., of st. Albans. W. Va. and
Mrs. Charles Pleasant Of Pensacola.
Fla Services at the s. H. Hines
Co, Funeral Home. 2901 l4th st.
NV, on Friday. April 10. at $40
pm. parking facilities Interment
peterSburv Ua
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BRIGGS, MATTE. On Wednesday,

BRIGGS, MATTE. On Wednesday,
April IL. 1862. MATTE BRIGGS
Of 9l2 Independence ave. sc. She
leaves a son, niece nephew, five
grandchildren and dear friends,
Mary Lee. Rosemary and Mamie
Heef. Services Will be held on Mon
day. April Ii. at 10 am, at the
Malyan & Schey Funeral Home
424 R ST. NV. Interment in the
Harmony Memorial Cemetery. Is
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JOHN B. iAYToN. Master.
ARI EIGH HAIISER lacretarv

GoLDENBERG. HEDwIG. On Wednes-
Ga, HEDwIG doIDENBERG, be- e,
loved mother of Mrs. Gretel Mi
chaelis. Mrs. Lee SinSheimer Of
Augusta. Ga. and Hugo Goldenberg
of YonkerS. N. Y. She also is
survived by nine grandchildren Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dan
zanSky & Sons Funeral Home. 1901
l4th ST. NV (parkins facilities ad-
jacent on Friday. April l3, at 3
pm. 4nterment Adas Israel Gene
terry Memorial week S907 Garland
ave, Silver Spring. Nd. Please omit
flowers 13
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Thursday, April T., 1867 nat at KIM mn
6rough Army Hospital: Fort Meade.
LANHAM of 1900 Piedmont ave,
Lanham. Nd. beloved wife of Capt.
Maurice Lanham. She also is sur
vived by three sons. one daughter,
SIX sisters. three brothers. other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home, 30l5 10Th st.
ne (ample parking facilities
where friends may call after 4
pm. Monday; April 9, and where
Tuesday, April II. at g:I5 am
Interment Arlington National Gem
eteTy.
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WILLIAM H. SHEA. President.
ROY T. DEAN, Secretary.

GooDING, W. MANNING. On Thurs
day. April II, 1862. at 1S3 Bar
6ogT 6Sm6Stxo ST. oranges Va ". MANNING
Gooding He also leaves one son,
Walter M Gooding Of Fails Church.
Va; three granddaughters. one
brother. Hubert Gooding of Arling-
ton, Va. and sister, Mrs. j. Ros-
ser Smith OF West Hyattsville, Nd
Funeral at = pm Saturday. April
IA Interment Graham Cemetery,
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day, April l3, 1862. MARTHA NJ
COSTELLO OF Bluemont, Va. mother
OF Mrs Mildred Chapman. Charles
L. Costello Mrs. Irma J Fuller
Mrs. Rosa Lee Brown, John Smith
Herbert Costello; sister Of Mrs
Margaret Sprinkle, Mrs Sallie
Crouch. Mrs. Beu!ah Lowery, G. D.
Mayhugh and Mcclellan Mavhugh
Friends may call at the John H
Enders Funeral Home, Berryville
Va. until service time Services
at the Berryville Methodist Church
on Monday, April 10. at 2:3O pm
Interment Berryville, Va. Is
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CoTrER, VIRGINIA A. On Thursday

April L.. 1862, at Washington Hos
pital Center, VIRGINIA A. COTTER
of 1888 Yellowstone drive, Alexan-
dria. Va, beloved wife Of William
:. Cotter and mother OF William
J. Cotter, jr., and Alicia A. cotter,
daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Mcmahon
of Connecticut and sister OF John N
Mcmahon of Arlington. Frederick
Mcmahon OF New Jersey. Elizabeth
Mcmahon and Eernice Borum both
of Connecticut. Friends may call at
the Robert j. Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia pike, Arlington. Va,
@ @siter u noon SuAGay, ApEn 10;
the rosary at 1:3O pm Monday,
April l6. REQUIEM mass will be Of
fered at 9.45 am. Tuesday, April
IL at St. Anthony'S Church. Falls
Church, Va IntermeUt Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery 10
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HNSLN' JUhULN II. On IhurSday,
april u. 1862. at Providence Hos
nttal loRGEN H LARSEN of 3S
Larsen and father of Hans /. Lar
sen. Also surviving are other rela-
tives and friends. From / to 10
pm. Sunday. April 10. friends may
call at the Brooks g. Allen Funeral
Home, 18th st. and Florida ave.
NV. where prayers will be said
on Monday, April 10. at II am.
lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Ia
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DIXON. SARAH E.. On Friday. Apri!

IL, 1862. SARAH z. DIXON OF
726 Girard st. NV. beloved wife
of Nathan Dixon. Also surviving
are her nieces. nephews, other rela-
tives and many friends. After 4 30
pm. Monday, April l6, friends are
neral Home. 1920 9th 81. NV,
where services will be held at l
pm. Tuesday. April II. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery ID
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GRADY. DEACON WALTER T.

Saturday, April 7, 1862, DEACON
WALTER T. GRADY OF 617 Newton
place NV. devoted father of Fran
ces Jackson. Lula Green. Gabrlella
Robinson, Ernest and Andrew Grady
Also surviving are fourteen grand
children. twenty-nine great grand
children three great-great-grand-
children. three daughterS-in-law two
SonS-in-law one Sister-in-laW. other
relatives and many friends From
& to 10 pm. Friday, April Ii.
friends may call at the Brooks &
Allen Funeral Home. 18th st. and
Florida ave NV. where services
will be held on Saturday April IA,
at l p.m.. the Rev. Arthur Luckett
officiating. Interment Harmony
Memorial Park Ia
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CONNOLLY, MAMIE. On Thursday,
COSTELLO. MARTHA NJ. On F

ApTII II, IWl-, a. PFOVICenCe HTS-
pital. MAMIE CONNOLLY Of 1890
Attn st NV Notice Of funeral later
ArrangementS by Dovie C. Brooks
and Otis F Alien IA
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LINWOOD Z. Officers and
..AsA members Of Printing Press
ETtS& mems Union, No l. are
jEx M1sE notified OF the death of
~ 49, LINWOOD z. GOODING
who passed away on
\SfiS&E Wednesday, April II, 1862
%@IF Services at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2a0l l4th ST.
NV. at $50 pm. Friday. April
13. Interment Saturday. April II,
at Blanford Cemetery. Peters
ffAS II suFA President
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on Friday, April 13. 1862, at his
home, 1902 Okinawa ave, Rock
vile. Md, REINHOLD F. SCHILL-
ING beloved husband of Augusta
4. schiIiins i F F, ends ths"nf may OF calf Hugt al
the Tyson Whet r Funeral Home,
1881 East MONTGOMERY ave. Brock
vile pike Rockville Md. where
services will be held on Monday
April 10, at II am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery 16
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April H. 1852; at Freedman,
SMITH Of .727 Morton st. NV. be
loved daughter Of Adrian and Vir
gtnia. She is also survived by sever
sisters, Juanita Dunnington. Glorii
Boston, Sandra, Marcia. Francine
Denise and Diane Smith, thre
brothers, Charles, John. jr. anC
William Smith; other relatives ant
friends. After pm. Monday. Apri
l6. friends may call at Latney'
Funeral Home, 1891 Ga. ave. NV
Funeral services 1870 am. Tues
day. April II. at Park Road Com
munity Church, 1919 Park rd n W
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terY 1 e
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SAUNDERS, JAMES N. In loving
memory of my dear husband. JAMES
N. SAUNDERS. who passed away
April II. 1861.
You will live forever in my heart.
RUTH.
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FENNAAULI, ANIUNIA "A Y O L
NETTEJ. on Friday. April is,
1862. at Circle Terrace Hospital.
ANTONIA (ANTOINETTEI PENNA-
ZOLI Of No. Swan ave, AIexan-
andria. Va. the wife Of the late
Antonio Pennazoli, mother Of Jo-
Seph G. PennaZoN and grandmother
of Mrs. Antoinette M. Kinder and
Joseph A. PennaZoli Friends may
call at the Demaine Memorial
Chapel. $50 South Washington St,
Alexandria, Va. Mass will be Of
fered for the repose Of her soul at
st. Rita'S Catholic Church on Mon
day.. April l6. at 10 am. Inter
ment st. Mary'S Cemetery. Reci-
tation Of the rosary at the funeral
pm. 15
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GRIER II. On Thursday,
April IL. 1867. at the National In,
GRIER H. PIERCE OF 1000 East
Wakefield drive, the husband OF
Mae F. Pierce. father of Sharon
Leigh and Ginnie Lynn Pierce.
Friends may call at the Demaine
Memorial Chapel. $50 South Wash
ington ST.. Alexandria, Va, where
services will be held on Saturday,
April IA. at 6;45 pm. Interment
HaZletOn, Pa.
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SNAPP, GRACE NJ. On Friday, April
u. 1862, at Providence Hospital,
GRACE M. SNAPP of $3.50 Hol-
man drive. Silver Spring. Md, wife
Of Nina w. Snapp, mother of Gar
e. Snapp and sister of Lloyd L.
N. and James Payne. Mrs Snapp
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georgia ave,
silver Spring. Nd. where service
will be held on Monday. April 10,
at II am. (parking facilities
Interment Parklawn Cemetery.
Friends may visit at the funeral
home after pm. Saturday. Is
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MARY VIRGINIA. sHELKETT. FOR for.
merly Of 1909 Dale drive, Silver
Spring: Nd. mother OF Mrs. Homer
9. Duffy, Mrs. Ewing j. Ballou and
Robert H and Ralph E. Shelkett.
There also are four grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren Mrs.
Shelkett rests at the Warner E
Humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md,
where service will be held on Sat
urday, April IA, at 8 pm (parking
facilities). On Sunday, a service will
be held at the Rock Hill Baptist
Church, Stafford County. Va, at .
pm: 1nterment Rock Hill Cemetery.
Stafford County, Va
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JOHNSON. DOROTHY GLORIA. On
thursday. April II. 1862. at Ar
Engton Hospital, DOROTHY GLORIA
JOHNSON Of Ito North Wayne St,
Arlington, Va Notice o. funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Henry S
Washington & Sons.
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EIEhS' ALBERT WILLIAM. OF 1920
Euclid ST., Kent Village. Md. on
April ~. 1862, husband of Thelma
DotSon Peters, father of Margaret
G., Phyllis May. Deborah Lea and
Elliott Warren Peters. son OF Mrs.
Florence MAY Peters and brother
Of Mrs. Harry Ayres, Mrs. Ernest
Partington, Mrs George Galster
and Harold Peters. Services at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 5SOl
Cleveland ave, Riverdale. Md, on
Monday, April 16, at 10 am, Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Friends
may cau after 4 pm. Saturday,
April IA IA
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pRIsCoLL. ELIZABETH C. On Fri.

day. April l3. 1862. at Georgetown
University Hospital. ELIZABETH C.
DRISCOLL OF 1915 Connecticut ave
NV. She is survived by her mother,
Susan NJ Driscoll; brother, Ed
ward J. Driscoll. both Of Arlington,
Va; an aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. D. Geisler of Washington.
D. c. Prayers at the s. H Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 290l 14th St
NV. on Tuesday. April II. at $50
am; parking tacilitieSl thence to
27th st. and Woodley I'd. Nv. where
the holy sacrifice of the mass will
be offered at 10 am. for the repose
Of her soul. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 10
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day, April II, 1862, HELEN
TOWLES DOREY Of 1910 Lewis st.
grandmother Of Peggy Phillips and
niece Of Estelle and Lille Thomas
She also is survived by six grand
children. other relatives and a host
OF friends. After l. noon Sunday,
April l5, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882
You St NV, where funeral services
will be held Monday. April 16, at
pm, the Rev, Ernest Gibbs
officiating. Interment Harmony Me-
mortal Cemetery Is
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DUhh, FhANh ]. On IHuISQAy, ApTII
II, 1862, at George Washington
University Hospital, FRANK J. DORR
husband of the late Margie Dorr.
father of George, John and Milton
Dorr, Mary Pogue and Helen Dun
nelly. brother Of Henry j. Dorr.
Funeral from the Geier Fu-
neral Home, 3605 l4th ST. NV,
on Monday, April l6 at sis am.
Requiem mass at St. Marys Church,
at S:45 am. Interment St. Mary'S
Cemetery IL
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Buder Gallery

Washington Artist Sheila
Isham is showing prints and
paintings at the Franz Bader
Gallery. Mrs. Isham has a
strong national reputation as
a printmaker. Her paintings
are not so well known. This
exhibition is fascinating in
its revelation of a print ar
tist seeking in paint the val
ues she so thoroughly COM
mands in prints, especially
Autographs.
To the lithograph Mrs.
Isham has brought an amaz-
ing application of the tex
tural values we normally as
sociate with the intaglio
methods. You can engrave
textural values like these and
especially you can etch them.
Very few have ever caught
them in lithography.
She does. The few large
Autographs on view are mar
vels of ingeniously varied
textures. You can read her
surfaces and never tire of
them. They are not pure tex
ture; they are, rather, SEEM
ingly endless variations of
texture making up an over
all abstract composition
which is always graceful and
elegant.
Mrs. Isham relies, with
varying success, on semi
papers used as
collage to get similar effects
in painting. She is competent
in painting and the work is
we'll designed and executed.
But, with the possible excep-
ton of a large collage,
Adam" the paintings just
do not have the impact of the
prints.
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TODAY

ST. LUKEs EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CHOIR, Willis A. Hines, director. St.
Luke,s Episcopal Church, 1914 Fiji
teenth st. NV, IL am. Festival of
MoNTdoMEfRRYs doSifR Ys1sSHdf sYMPHoNY oRcHEs-
IRA, Chester J. Petranek, conductor.
Soloist: Michael StoughtOn, cello.
washington Educational Services
Center; $50 North Washington St,
Rocco Theme. TchaikovsSy; Over W .
ture to Russian & Ludmilla, Glinka:
Selections from Porgy g. Bess. Gersh-
win: HebrideS Overture (FingaTs
ESRaHs2; EM'ssdel'SGaH5 8: oREEANs. soprano;
Hall, YWCA, Seventeenth and K NV.
1 pm: With Verdure Clad, from
Inc 1ne creation, Haydn: Alma del Core,
gsntile,. Durante: Dove sono. from
The Marriage of Figaro, Mozart;
With Tenderness and Kindness, from
The Abduction from the Seraglio,
RsoSrt: MosSrs; nth In the Silence Of the Night
maus, Strauss; Addi0 tG del del passato, sisafG,
from La Trsviata. Verdi; Caro- Nome,
From From Risoletto, Verdi; Depuis le
dish, Rayel;. Rachem. Mana-zucca;
CHRIST CHURCH CHOIR, Baltimore,
with the washington Consort, VeFle
Larson, conductor. Soloists, Isolde
Sehm, soprano; Susan Denny, con-
tralto; Sam Woo, Roger Miller, ten
ors; John Yard, joseph Collins,
baritones. National City Christian
Church: Thomas Circle. 8 pm. Re
quiem Mass, DoniEetti.
REYNALDO REYES. piano. National
Gallery Of Art, pm. italian Con-
Sesrto Sesrto IN E Bach; Sonata in 3 Minor,
Up. oS; Chopin: Suite, Op. IA, Bar
tok:. Six Etudes d'apres Paganini,
PERsHING DRIVE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH SANCTUARY CHOIR, Gene
Yenni, director and organist. Soloists:
GLADYS Duncan, Dorothy Luttrell, So
pranos; Susan Hoagland, contralto;
Harold Wahlstrand, Gene Yenni,
tenors; Walter Wingfield, baritone
Pershing Drive Christian Church.
1920 N. Pershing drive, Arlington,
pm. Program not available,
GEORGE SHEARING QUINTET. A Box
wood Concerts presentation. Thorpe
Estate, 1875 Fort Hunt road, Alex
andria. Program not available.
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Great. Germans

Echoes of Wilhelm Furt-
waengler are heard as
Deutsche Grammophon res
surects two charmers Mo-
zart's Symphony No. 80 in
E flat major from a live
1943 concert, and Hayden's
Symphony No. 88 in G ma
jor, from a 1852 studio re-
cording.
These of course are with
Furtwaengler's Berlin Phil
harmonic. If the sound is
not 1862, it is not bad, and
both these light-hearted SYM
phonieS give us an insight
into the Berliners as Furt-
waengler fashioned them
sturdy but flexible.
Another live Furtwaengler
concert MAY, 194D is of the
Beethoven Fifth Symphony
and Edmont Overture, also
by Deutsche Grammophon.
1t is solid stuff, but Ger
tainly not stodgy as some
might have classified the
conductor.
Then there is a third DGG
record of the up-to-date Ber-
lin Philharmonic, as re-
modelled by Herbert Won
Karajan, today's conductor.
In this instant, another
crack European conductor,
Ferenc Fricsay, is at the helm
in the mighty Beethoven
Seventh. You will love it,
particularly in the sensitive,
quiet moments, but FricSay
also can build up surging
climaxes.
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Art Notes

Opening Friday at the
Phillips Collection is a Smith
sonian Travelling Exhibition,
Portraits Of Greatness"
photographs of people by the
Canadian, Yousuf Harsh.
Opening today at North
Wales, the former Chrysler
place in the country at War
renton, Va, is an exhibition
of the sculpture of Chain
Gross.
Another Smithsonian show
in town is wisconsin De-
signer Craftsmen" at the
National Housing Center,
1925 L street NV. At the
Smithsonian itself, in the
foyer gallery of the Natural
History Museum are Al Chi
aroscuro prints by John Bap-
tist jackson, an 18th century
master Of this rare form.
The exhibition compliments a
forthcoming book on Jackson
by Smithsonian graphics Gu
rator Jacob Kainen.
Today is the last day to see
the District Of Columbia Rec
reation Departments annual
art fair on the grounds at
Fifteenth and E streest NV.
Upcoming art fairs will be
held at Chevy Chase Center
starting July 19 sponsored by
the Chevy Chase Center Mer-
chants Association and at
New Oxford, Pa, on June %
along with arts and crafts
demonstrations, antique ex-
hibitions, a quilting party
and an apple butter boiling,
whatever that may be.
The Cherry Tree Textile
Designers are exhibiting at
the Upstairs Gallery.
Alexandria Painter John
ZambeliS is exhibiting at the
Ruth White Gallery, New
York.
Former Washingtonian
Clyde H. Workman, now an
art restorer in Madrid, has
been nominated a life fellow
of the International Institute
of Arts and Letters. Other
fellows of the Institute in
clude Marc Chagall, Aldous
Huxley and William Saroyan.
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been a second run through
and there are often three
or four-some of the ms
would have been Out and
some of the Outs would have
been In.
Obviously, no art juror is
ever totally satisfied with an
exhibition over which he has
had less than total control
in selection. But even so, it
is hard to find fault with the
show as chosen. Bearing in
mind the various filters
through which the 81 items
on view had to pass-and the
price limitation is not the
least-the show has a reason
able quota of highly satisfy
ing works.
Trends
People who worry about
trends in art have been say
ing for some time now that
the former dominance of alb
straction in American art is
over The Friends exhibition
certainly illustrates willing
ness by both artist and pa
tron to be interested in sub
ject paintings and subject
sculpture.
The standout painting in
the show is Ben Kamihira's
poetic still life. 1t is straight
forward representational
painting, simply a couple of
melons on a table with a
piece of crumpled wax paper,
painted as well as the artist
knows how, which is very
well indeed. Mr.. Kamihira,
a Philadelphian, is one of the
most talented and interesting
young painters now working.
He is one OF the very few
painters since Zurbaran to
ge a high degree of intensity
and even mystery out of or
binary objects beautifully
painted.
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Evening star., 1962-06-10
Arts Club

For all the world like q
parable in the Bible, the Arts
Club has waited until June
and the end of the normal
exhibition year to bring forth
its best show Of the year.
The material Is work by 81
Baltimore artists, several Of
whom are also represented in
the Friends show at the
Corcoran.
The high level Of much Of
the work and the overall sue
cess Of the exhibition sug-
gests a very useful thing the
Arts Club could do in the
upcoming year. This is to
bring in work from other
cities in this general part of
the country. Beyond Balti-
more lies Wilmington. Be-
yond Alexandria lies Rich
mond. A series Of exhibi-
tions showing what's going
on in other cities in this
latitude would be a real
service.
Not Unexpectedly the
strongest painter in the group
turns out to be Herma.l
Maril, with two fine arrange
ments of water and land.
Joan Erbe's THE Swing" is
one of her disturbing pic
lures of lumpy female nudes.
In this case two Of them are
in full swing and give the
impression that 1t Is sanity
itself they are swinging in
and out Of.
Thomas Rowe has a sue
cessfully STACEY view Of urban
renewal either at work or
needed. Peggy Holloway's
-Four PM" is q fine piece
of abstract construction in
blue and gray-Something
like Viera da Silva - that ac-
curately invokes the world Of
the freeway in late afternoon.
If you take in the show,
remind yourself not to miss
two small drawings by Aaron
Sopher, caustic and funny
comments on the way life Is.