Festival Concert At St. Martin's Benefits The Self-Help Closet

Festival Concert At St. Martin's Benefits The Self-Help Closet St. Martin's Episcopal Church will present its 2nd Annua) May Festival Concert as a benefit for the Self-Help Closet, an ecumenically sup- ported social service agency in Des Plaines. To be held at the church, 109S Thacker (Dempster) St, at 4 p.m. Sun- day, May 20, the program will be a "Concert of Duets"- boih vocal and instrumental. DP Homemakers' Lesson On 'Court* Members of the Des Plaines Homemakers will hold their regular meeting on Thursday, May 10, in Oetders meeting room, Lee and Perry Streets. Dessert and beverages will be served by hostesses Rose Dean and Marge Rill. Mary Leone and Carolyn Kamin will give the lesson on "How to use Small Claims Court" Dues for the year will be collected at this meeting. Church soprano soloists, Molly Sutton and Bonnie Lindquist, will sing "Laudamus Te" from Vivaldi's Gloria and "We Hasten with Feeble yet Diligent Foot- steps," soprano-alto duet from Cantata BWV#78, Jesu, der du Meine Seele, by Johann Sebas- tian Bach. This will be followed by a trumpet-organ duet "Suite in D Major" by Handel, featuring William Braun on the trumpet and William A. Bottom, church musician, playing St Martin's Howell tracker or- gan. The program will con- tinue with vocal duets of mu- sic by Mozart, Mendelssohn and Puccini, and conclude with "Pie Jesu" from the Requiem by Andrew Lloyd Webber, all performed by Ms. Sutton and Ms. Lindquist accompanied by Mr. Bottom on the organ. Following the free will of- fering for the benefit of the Self-Help Closet, a reception with refreshments will be held in the Parish Hall. The public is invited to attend. Call 824-2043 for further in- formation