Evening star., 1924-06-22
Club and School Notes

BLANCHE POLKINHORN. chairman
for associate and artist members
| for the District OF Columbia Fedora
tion of Music Clubs. announces the
! following new members: Mrs. Charles
w Fairfax. Mrs Helen Corbin Heinl.
Edward II. Droop and j. Henry
Kaiser, artist members. Mrs. Katie
wilson Greene. associate member.
The Y. NJ. G. A. has adopted the
federation hymn memory contest for
| the boys summer camp.
Clarence \. Gustlin of California,
vice chairman of publicity for the
I national board and director of opera
for the west. was in the city recently
to confer with Esther Linkins, Dis
trict of Columbia president.
Gertrude +. SmaIlwo ood presented
piano recital recently in the Sunday
school house of the United Brethren
Church. when a large audience evinced
enthusiasm. Mrs. Raymond Chaplin,
soprano. assisted.
Emily Humer. Joe Wheeler, Mildred
Chaplin, Ruth Lipkin. Helen Alden,
Marian Hayford, Mildred Barker. Ir-
win Steele, stephan Thomson. Eliza
beth Fenton, Katherine Poole, Mar
garet Gilligan. Marian Gardiner. Ruth
White, Helen Young. Laura Haynie,
Helen Coxen, Helen Tucker.
The flower committee for the enter
Reddish, Doris Casey. Ella Cornwell,
and Dorothy Anderson.
Mary Isbel Kelly presented the fol-
lowing group in piano recital re-
Gently: Irene Moore. Imogen Ficklen.
sydney Mather. Elizabeth White, and
Barbara Saunders. An unusually in
teresting program of solos and duets
was presented.
Nellie Noel. assisted by Rose Hyer
Hartung. soprano, presented a musi-
cal recently in her studio. Those
giving piano selections were Lille
Boxer, Esther Lavisson, Helen Glow,
phie Boxer. Flora Lavisson, Helen
Smith, Charles Wilpan, and Mason
Cohill.
piano recital by LASalle Spier at his
studio last Friday evening. Miss Nc
Adams numbers included the choral
prelude Il Call on OF Thee, e.so,l.o Lord" 4,
A Flat Major" three selections from
| Liszt's '.Annees de Pelerinage" and
! the first movement of Rubinstein's
Concerto in D Minor"
r. Deane Shure will present two
| musicals at the Mount Vernon Place
NJ. E. Church South next Wednesday
evening. with a. reception as intermis-
sion at o'clock.
The junior recital will be given at
| I o'clock, when the following pro-
gram will be given: Lady Bird" and
"Milkman" (Watson), Francis Lam
beth; Bag RAJ pGll sI,ha SGaTdner>' adg1 kathTyn
| (Atkins), Mary Virginia Kiser;
Roaming Fuller). Kathryn and
Margaret Cammack:; Pixies Drilr'
/, D" Uange). Stanley Hall: "Minuet in
| G" (Beethoven) and "will-othe-
J Wisp" (Jungmann), Albert Kanode;
Stories" 4Bilbrol, Marjorie Harrison:
Hobart; Mule Drivers March" (Rich-
ardsl, Forrest Burgess; .Churning
Song tCadman). Frederick Schaef-
| fer; The Chair Train" and The Lit
Shure: Glass Day March" tzamec-
nik), Ralph Shure.
The second recital by older folks
will have the following program:
zard: "Armourer's Song" from Robin
Hood" (de Koven), Floyd A. Cess,
ford: Chopin's "Valse, Opus 81. No: l. .
James Bowan; Two Hours" Glad- CLAD
glow" tshure). W. w Richardson;
MA LII Bateau" and Dreaming
Time" (strickland). Blanche c. Bree-
don; Irish Eyes" (BalD. r: ID.
Keller: Land of Sunshine" (Huer-
teri, Thelma Tavenner; Dawn cur
ran) and "Homing" tDel Riego),
Mary Louise Charlton n Land of the
Sky Blue Water" (Cadman), Anna
Hereford: 'Invictus" tHuhn), Irving
T. Horn: I'm Autumn" (MacDoWell);
"Minuet Aristocratique" lShurel ana
| 'Impromptu in c Sharp Minor (Rein-
hold), Anna Mai Rudolph; Sc FLO
rindo Fedele" (ScarlattD, Helen
! Fetter: Loves Epitome" (Salter).
| Mrs. ]. Frank Rice; Rain" (Curran).
Dream Clouds" (Shure) and MIR.
Piper" (Curran), Kate Beam.
Annie Norton Jeffers gave a. must
cal Thursday evening at her resi-
dence, 435 Quincy street northwest
Those participating included Lillian
Hale. Florence Pomeroy. Lewis Allen.
Lucille Lyman, Robert Horner, cara
Lehman, Lawrence Pyle. Mrs. Helss
assisted with several songs, accom-
panied by Annie Norton Jeffers.
Florence Howard will present a
| song recital Friday evening at the
First Baptist Church. Vera Boalich
| Is the accompanist- There will be