Evening star., 1921-07-03

tone, and Lewis Atwater. organist
and director. Mrs. Gawler will as
sumo her duties at the two churches
in September. In addition to her we'll
known work in Washington as a
church and concert singer, Mrs. Gaw-
ler has made a number of out-of-town
appearances with success.
The piano pupils Of Claude Robson
we're heard by capacity audience at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church Monday evening in their an
nual spring recital. They were as
sisted by Herman Fakler baritone.
and Virginia Rand. Those playing
were Margretta Elizabeth Keller. Ell
len Stokes. Virginia c. Hammerley.
Jane Duvall. Helen Jones. Carmelena
Y: Orfano. Mary lager. Agnes Hannay.
Virginia Catlett: Catherine Hill. Vir-
Marion Burns. Rachel Pierce, Veronica
McHale. Ethel Fischer. Martha Liv-
ingston, Beatrice Clemencia Miller,
Virginia James. Carolyn Rogers. Alice
Espey: Esther Goodpasture. Edward
Jones, Kenneth Johnson. James Burns,
Brewster H. Marshall, Theodore Pier
son and Robert NJ. Ruckman.
The Progressive Musical Club. with
Mrs. Abbie E. Higgins as teacher. held
it's final recital Monday evening at
1910 New Hampshire avenue. Those
taking part were Misses Helen Ryan,
Mildred Tincher. Pauline Homiller.
Lucille Splitter. Frances Smith. Mar
Earet Hibble. Margaret Berrang.
Emily Calfee. Katherine Lynch, Es-
telle Thompson. Leona Thomas, Mas
ters Edgar Holcer and William Calfee.
Mrs. Tincher sang, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Mildred Tincher
MISS MISS Helen Ryan: the most advanced
pupil, who is being prepared for
teaching. rendered selections, both
from memory and with notes.
A recital by pupils Of Mrs. NJ. r.
Waldecker was given at Hamline NJ. p.
Church Wednesday evening. when assist
ing artists were ]. Weber, violinist: c.
baritone: A program in keeping witt,
the high standing Of the Waidecker
classes was given by Miss Mathilde
Wichtendahl. Miss Pauline Harmon, Miss
Irene Brill. Mrs. Ella Smith. Master E.
Hubert Waldecker. Miss Josephine Pooh,
Miss Ethel Waldeeker. Miss Lydia Pooh.
Miss Mathilde Wichtendahl.' Miss Kathryn
Disney. Miss Frances May. F. Donald
Fehrman. Miss Ova L. Pueh. Grant
Smith, Mrs. c. Fehrman and Miss Cathe-
rine Molloy.
The students Of Glenn c. Correll gave
a recital before an audience that filled
the Washington Club Thursday evening.
The performers, giving two numbers
each. were: Leah Selma Dietz, Virginia
Churchill Willis. Eleanor Dimitry Daniel,
Elizabeth Van Lear McGroartT. Cathe-
rine Jean Bethune. Ruth Evalyn Weldon,
Josephine Brewer Newell. Vera Kathe-
rine Trabold. Eleanor May Jones. Mar
torie Elizabeth Swift, Lucille Warren
Collins. Mary Louise Crossman. and
Francis Constance Sprague.
The pupils Of Virginia Bestor, as
sisted by Genevieve Crist, violinist,
and Vance Caskey. violoncellist, gave
a piano recital June 25 at Miss Bes-
tors studio. when program of
classic numbers was skillfully in
terpreted by Elizabeth Van Brake,
Hattie Wise. Frances Roach. Louise
Hoover and Jessie Armes Branden-
burg.
Miss Bestor played "Etudes" and
Madeleine MacGregor was accom-
PIANIST for Miss Crist.
The Methodist Protestant Parish
Hall. Rhode Island avenue and 1st
street, was we'll filed the evening
Of June rs. when the pupils Of Mabel
Linton gave a piano recital. assisted
by Hazel Wood. soprano. and Grace
Bromley. reader: Mary Steele. Mary
Louise Philips Dorothy Linton. Mar
:,
Grter Linton. Thelma Hammerly, Mar
garet Carr. Lynne Allen. Elizabeth
Lowell. Margaret Echo, Rachel Col
Inns. Frances Bennett, Helen Watkins.
Mrs Haynes. Miss Anna Stevens, Miss
Elizabeth Goodloe. Miss Helen Swygert.
Miss Anita Stevens. Miss Mary Moore,
Miss Edna Moorman, Miss Ruth Menzel.
Miss Alma Lawless. Miss Anita Peters.
Miss Dorothy Anderson. Miss Edith
Brusiloff. William Jemison. Miss Eliz-
abeth Clary. Freeman Clary, Miss
Katherine Lippert. Howell Baker,
MISS Marian Bates, Miss Agnes Good
loe. Miss Gertrude Phillips and Miss
Gertrude Smallwood.
Miss Zelda L Miiler's pupils were
heard in recital Friday evening, as
sisted by Mrs. Charles s. Zurhorst,
who rendered Massanet's "Air' de
Salome" and AT. Dawning." by Cad
man. The Interpretation of each
number of the student body was
somewhat unusual in such youthful
performers, who were:
Ruth Hobbs. Doris Champion. Myrtle
Pigg. Rose Lepley, Annie Shapiro,
Helene Heindrich. Bessie Dumbris,
Lois Yost, Eliza beth Wolfe, Cath
crime Jardine, Robin Holland, Audrey
Carroll. Catherine Lewis. Mercedes
Berry. Dorothy Hobbs. Milton Scriv-