Evening star., 1923-06-24

The meeting was followed by the
annual maple sugar party.
A closing ensemble piano recital for
Mabel Linton. assisted by Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann, basso, and
Grace Bromley. reader, next Saturday
night al the United Brethren Hall.
The program will include: Quar-
Iet. country Dances" (Beethoven).
Frances Hill. Dorothy Linton. Anna
Eppley and Audrey Arlington; quar-
tet, March Militaire" (Schubert).
Mary Steele. Mary Louise Phillips.
Margaret Carr and Eva Carlson; duo.
Good Night tNevin), Helen Wat
and Just So' Hlipling): quartet,
"valse BrilIiante" tMoszkowskD, Eva
Carlson. Barbara Miller, Grace Cor
nish and Anita Peters: bass solos.
Hark, Hark the Lark" tSchubert)
: snd "L,Henri EXCUSE" tHahn). Mr..
Ttttman: duo. Isl Oisean j Etars" C"If
Were Bird'D tHenselt). Anita Pc
ters and Anna Stevens: bass solos.
Rolling Down to Rio" tGerman) and
Ihe Piper's Song" (Brewer). Con
certo. No. 4. D Minor" (Rubinstein)-
First movement. Marian Bates; or
chestrai accompaniment. Helen Swy-
CERT: second movement, Elizabeth
Clary; third movement, Agnes Good
loe; Miss Linton at second piano.
Readings. Songs of Cheer (Riley)
and AT the. Juvenile Party; piano
solo. "Staccato Etude" (Rubinsteiu).
Gertrude Smallwood; presentation of
medals: sextet, America" (English),
Dorothy Linton. Audrey Arlington.
Anna Eppley. Mary Steele, Frances
Hin. Mary Louise Phillips. Helen
Watkins and Margaret Carr; three
pianos with organ.
Frances Finckel. young artist MAN
ist and teacher. will give her annual
recital at the Playhouse. 1914 n
street; northwest. Tuesday evening at
Muriel Cowsill Elizabeth Hansen.
kathleen Stead. Katherine Holden.
Doris Livingston. Leona Stimmii.
Barbara Stimmil. Eleanor Crowley.
Cuvillier. Virginia eleven and
Frederick Freund. the POPULAR bari
tone. will assist in numbers selected
by Louis thompson. Mrs. Freund will
be the accompanied.
AT a RECITAL given last Sunday at
the exhibition Of the paintings of
s.h s.n,sr 5s r M,s sosEs9n Smart
duced Miss Margaret Davis: who
preludes 8. and II by Chopin and
Ihe Faunes py foiulnl. Miss Davis
showed good technique in difficult
passages and correct understanding
and interpretation. She player Second
Mazurka by GODDARD for an encore.
Frederick Freund gave several solos
with Mrs. Freund at the piano.
Mrs Locke Kincer Davis presented
recital at her home Saturday, June
16. Miss Inez Becker. violinist, played
"Adagio Pathetique" by GODDARD and
At EreiSler
Others taking part in the program
included Helen Dugan. Pattie Baker.
Thelma Butt, Clara Butt. Ruth Groff,
Mary Lewis, Laura Parkhurst. Mary
Yowell, Ruth Miller. Helen Field, Mol
lie Reed, Elizabeth La Boiteaus,
Evelyne Fletcher, Catherine Todd. Jo-
sephine Latterner, Virginia Latterner,
Edith Grove, Mary Isabel Kay, Eveline
Kay and Masters Eber Riley and
Luther Winstead.
An original pantomime, "Milestones
of Music History" in five scenes, was
artistically and successfully pre-
Cosmos Club assembly room. under
the direction Of r. B. Chopin Keith.
( A miniature sylvan grove. an ef-
fective setting for each episode, was
designed by. Violet Murray. Two at
tractive historical compositions in
"Au Claire de la Lune" and Coup
erin's Les Moissoneurs."
Paul Niebell, violintst. was the as
sisting artist.
Others participating were: Ruth
Bolen. Audrey Blumer, Audrey Lang
ley, Morris De Simone, Carmel De
Marco, Alton Turner, Arthur S. Par
ker. jr.; Margaret Otto. Mildred
Lenz, Hazel Boyce, Helen Boyer. Mar
garet Meenehan, Howard Johnson,