Evening star., 1924-06-29

- LEM GORRELL will present a
group of young folks in a re-
~ cital at Me Washington Club
tomorrow evening at $50
O'Clock Elsie Lang. contralto; Pau
line Kennedy. Soprano. and Jewell
Downs. accompanist. will assist.
The program will include: sonata.
"Humoresaue" (Grieg), Vera Trabold: !:
ITO Wild Rose" tMacDowelD. Ma
zurka. B Flat" (Godard), Eleanor
Daniel; "sonatina, D Major" (Cle-
mentD. first movement: 'Nalse a la
Eien-Aimee" (SchutD. Betty Noord;
the Tide Comes In, In My Lady's
Garden" ~orelD. Elsie Lang; "Ber-
ceuse" (GodardD. Butterfly" (Grieg).
"Will-o-the- wisp" (MacDoweln, Nir-
ginia Willis: Dance Caprice" tGrieg).
''Falcik" tMokrejs), Corinne Daniel;
adapted from Macpowelrs To Wild
RoseD, Maiden Fair" The Stars
Shine On" tGorrelD, Pauline Ken
nedy: Sonata, Op. 81, No. ." (Beetho-
ven), first movement; Shadow Dance
(MacDowelD. Vera Trabold; "Ro-
NANCE, nance: E ,I Flat sRubinstgin2; "Ls
tRayden), Helen Newcombe
Mrs Routt-Johnson Manning pre-
sented a group of juniors in a piano
recital at the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church last Wednesday eve
ming. Mabel I4atimer, soprano, was
assisting soloist She sang Charpen-
tiers 'Depius ie Jour" and an aria
from Louise" Little Constance Rus
sell and Clark Hawkins were received
with special enthusiasm because of
tr,yt O ip oI
city of years. Dorothy Willard
showed especially fine sense of tech
nique. She was the only pianist Civ
ing solos at her graduation exercises
at the Church of the Covenant re-
Gently.
Other children participating were:
Eliza beth williams, Isabel Stewart.
Valerie Prochnik, Emily Stuart Mad
dox, Loranda Prochnik, Trimble Saw
teile, Elizabeth Sawtelle, Daisy New
kirk, Virginia Thompson. Elizabeth
Hawkins. Katharine Hill. Helen Mich
OILS. Olive Parnele, and Margaret Du-
vail.
Margaret Archer recently present.
ed musical recital at the Portner
Children taking part were: Harriet
Edelen, Frances Edelen. Richard
Finklee, Agnes Fealy; Margaret Fealy,
Mary Hamon. Loretto Ryder, Anne
Sweeney. Elizabeth Trapp. Emile
Crawford, Agnes Douchesne. Helen
Haltigan. Bertha Trapp, and Paul
Malone.
Dorothy II. Russell presented a
group in a recital of piano music at
her home, 1888 Warder street north
west, last Monday evening. Mrs. Paul
Russell. soprano. and Mrs. James
Kerr, contralto. were assisting solo
lists. The pretty programs in green
and white were made by the girls
Those who PLAYED included Edna
Gatchel, Barbara Ferguson, Clara Hill
Ter, Margaret Evans, Janet Frost and
Ruth Russell.
Fulton B. Karr presented recital
lsst Friday evening in the Sunday
school room Of the Anacostia NJ. +.
church. Assisting soloists were Mrs.
George W. King and Mrs. William
]. Latimer, sopranos. and Miss Ethel
Payne. violinist.
Others taking part were Agnes
Teates, Marjorie F. Dutrow. Mr.. Kari.
Ruth Teates, Marie Fitzslmmons.
Alice Teates, Ruth Jenkins and Helen
Olmstead.
Emily Frech Barnes gave her
spring recitals In musical and dra-
matte art Friday and Saturday eve
nings. The programs included piano
solos. songs and recitations In cos5
tune.
Bean. Bertha Bean, Margaret Knapp.
Dorothy Barnes, Jessie Barnes. Hat
tie Noel, Vera NJ. Bailey, Mrs Benja-
min Brill, Ruth Brill. Sarah Sugar,
Florence Sugar, Myrtle Bailey, Mary
Ellen Bailey. Milton Dean. Maria Will
kkinsou, Mary Elsie Stewart. Anita