Evening star., 1924-06-29
Club and School Notes

Summers. Jean Ellis, Gill Fiquet.
Gladys Tillon. Melva Haller, Mildred
King. Grace Carter. Francis Donovan,
Mary Ellen Terry. Dorothy Millar,
Dorothy Baker. Beatrice Winaker,
Evelyn Hancock. Viola Hancock.
Charlotte Hammer. Mrs. Bernadine
Guilianh and Marjorie Barnes.
Daisy Fickenscher presented d
group of children in A violin and pi-
ano recital recently at the Petworth
thusiasm in large audience.
Those taking part were: Kathryn
Barker, Byron Sedgewick. Kathryn
Hale, Georgia Hopkins: Bernice Dris-
sci. Lueca Collins. Harry Wiley.
thur Palsgrove, Robert Henley. Grace
Wiley. Hermon Hill, Ellsworth Ev-
erett. Homer Drissel, Robert Rodell,
Theodore Grisinger, Jack kassan, Jo-
seph Barker. Iantha Smith, Katherine
Murphy, Virginia Hitchcock, Garth
Beaver. Gerald Whitaker. Foster
Lipphard. Eva Davis, Ruth Hays and
Dorothy Seamans.
The Junior Study Club Of the
interesting meeting Wednesday after
noon. At the close of the program
refreshments were served.
The members are: Maria Adams.
T. +
ces Benner. Mary Katherine Burke,
Frances Carnes. Mary Louise Cassidy.
Gertrude Gilchrist, Betty and Nan
Jones. Ruth kintz, Rosalie Michae ell
son. Kathleen Nestor, Miriam Roth
stein, Hilda Siegel, Evelyn Sherman.
Haskell Milstone and Bobbic Reinecke.
The final meeting of the Chorus
Study Club of the First Baptist Church
was held at the home of the director,
Florence Howard, Thursday evening.
Reports of the officers were read and
favorable comment made on the
progress OF the clubs work during
the year. Resolutions of thanks and
and cooperation of Charles Ferry,
accompanist
The club will resume its activities
next October, working in broader
sphere, under the continued direction
Of Mrs. Howard.
The Crescendo Club, Pearl Waugh,
director and teacher. held guest"
meeting at 254s University place re-
Gently. Those participating included
Jennie Lieshear, Betty Baum. Vir-
ginia Elankenship, Ruth Chindblom.
Florence Miller. Evelyn Baum, Lii
liantRobbin, Louise Goldenberg. Lou
ise Ryan. Ruth Grabo, Bertha Robin
and Elizabeth Wright.
Mrs. Duff Lewis presented a group
of young people in violin and piano
cellist. at the Church of the United
Brethren last Friday evening
Those playing on the program in
cluded Philip Geraci, Eta Grabill,
Mildred Hoover, Earl May, Katherine
Beilman, Lillian Foster, Gertrude
Kincheioe. Rosie Novak, John White
side, Garhard Smitskamp, Kenneth
Yeatman. Allen Redrow, Katherine Q
Birch Jacqueline Smith, Louis Hoover,
Palermo, Grace Raley, Florence San
till, Kennedy Watkins. Margaret
Goldman, Elizabeth Culverwell and
Mrs. Lewis.
Lucy NJ Boyer presented a group
nue. Christian Church last Friday
evening. Assisting soloists were
Marion Arnold, contralto, and Nola
Sanborn, violinist. Children taking
part in the program were Helen
born, Margaret swope. Dorothy Jones.
Harriet Ryder, Dorothy welch, George
Woods, Rita Woods, Margaret Muir
ply. Leah Bretler. Ruth Marston. Lu-
ellie Waddell. Lois Fitzgerald, Ruth
Linder and Elizabeth, Miller.
The Progressive Musical Club OF
Washington held its last meeting of
the season Friday night. brief re-
view Of the work accomplished was
teacher. Mrs. Abbie e. Higgins. Solos
and duets were played at the piano
by Misses Ida Bowsher. Margaret
Hibble, Catherine kammerer, Helen
Smith: Frances Smith and Master
BY request Mrs Higgins played