Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1931, Page 11

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Instantly it stops aching; then shortly vou just CAMPAIGN TOPIC |Membership Competition Re- | night program November 6 will be dis- ' cussed Thursday at a meeting of the | Weman's Guild cf Sibley Memorial Hospital. tary, declared todav more interest than usual had been manifested in the an- nual membership campaign. | there was much competition among the numerous circles, all of whom hope to | win gold seals for raising more money | this year than last. Annual member- ¥ | ship dues are $1, contributing $5, sus- | | taining $10, supporting $25 and life | $100. | zation is to raise $5,000 with which to | pay for a new X-ray machine installed | recently in the hospital. provided the first district nurses sent out in Washington. and the sccpe of its work has been un- denominational since its inception. The organization heretofore had furnished | a large portion of the hospital and | bought much valuable equipment. | Other officers include Mrs. Diller F. Groff, | Charles . Cole, recording secretary; Mrs. G. W. R. Stokes, treasurer. PARTY LEADERS GUARDED | Members of Irish Majority Prepare OF SIBLEY GUILD ported Keen Among Hos- pital Circles. Plans for the annual membership | Mrs. Otis D. Swett, executive secre- She said The 1931-32 objective of the organi- The guild was organized in 1902. It Its membership Mrs, Wesley Gewehr is vice president. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Debate on Public Safety Bill. | DUBLIN, Irish Free State, October | Music and Mousicians Reviews and News of Capital's Programs. “Marimbistas” Perform At Pan-American Reception. "THE reception last evening at the Pan-Americaz Union in honor of the delegates to the fourta Pan- American Commercial Conference was, musically, a festive occasion. Strains of Spanish music greeted the visitors as they entered the lower court yard. The Marimba Band, brought from New York for the occasion, gave a program citief- 1y of South American composers cf music, whose swaying, accentuated rhythms fitted perfectly with the sefting of palms and lighted foun- tains. The instruments used by the band were novel and caused much inter- est among the guests. The marim- ba, a product of Guatemala, Is made entirely of wood having keys with sound boxes below, which are drummed upon by wooden sticks tipped with rubber balls. Four or five men play this instrument at once. The double bass is, further- more, plucked and several smaller instruments, among them the ma- racas, consisting of two hollow gourds filled with “ammunition” are shaken. There were also two small Cuban drums and a cymbal. The “Dance to the Sun God" by Elie, with its primitive rather monoto- nous rhythms, and the overture from “If I Were King” by Adam were among the best selections. Dancing followed the reception in the Hall of the Americas, for which music was_supplied both by the Marimba Band and the Marine Band. D.C. Russlan Violinist In Recital Friday Night. ALEXANDER KAMINSKY, Rus- sian violinist, who has played before Czar Nicholas of Russia, and is well known over here as a con- cert artist, will give a recital of sacred and classical music at the Veitch, tenor, as her assistant this season. THE Rubinstein Club, under the direction of Claude Robeson, will begin its twenty-fourth season of mu- sic work today with two rehearsals. ‘The morning group will meet at 11 o'clock in the small ball room of the Willard Hotel, and the evening group will meet at 8 o'clock in the east parlor of the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church. Those de- siring to sing with this group are requested to communicate with Mrs. Milton C. White, 5516 Thirteenth street northwest. RUTH DOWLING HALSTED, con- tralto, and pupil of Netta Craig Turkenton, has been engaged as soloist for the coming season at the Church of the New Jerusalem, on Sixteenth street, of which Maud Sewall is organist and choir di- rector. Mrs. Halsted was formerly contralto soloist of the Ascension P. E. and the Congress Street M. P. Churches. RECEPTION for Hans Kind- ler will_be given tomorrow at the Arts Club from 4 until 6 o'clock. On Thursday the first re- cital of the season will be given at the club by Priska Kaspar, planist, and Anton Kaspar, violinist. On the following Thursday a joint re- cital will be given by Minna Nie- mann, pianist, and Clelia Fioravanti, contralto. JARL CARBAUH, baritone, and < John Russell Mason, organist, have resumed their work at the Cen- tral Presbyterlan Church, and Bar- rett Fuchs, temor, and pupil of Beatrice Goodwin, has been engaged as soloist at the Eastern Presby- terlan Church. GIVES BLOOD 287 TIMES D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1931. 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