Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
kaspar Recital Friday.


Josef KAsPAR presents a. group
in solo and ensemble work in his third
annual recital at the Masonic Audi
forum Friday evening at SIS O'Clock.
The program will include: Ca.
price" Josef Trousselle'. Mary Park
Clements. Miekie de Graef, PAU
Brightenburg. Robert Lawrence. Jr..
Catherine Foster. Virginia Hefty. Jean
Westbrook. Nola Sanborn, Loretto
Slattery. Gladys Cowsill Virginia
Evans, Louis hardwood; "Allesretto.
from &c Major Concerto" Bohml,
"Schon Rosmarin'' N<reislerl, Paul
Brightenburg: Concerto No. 80 a
Minor" first movement NiottD. ca
denza by David. Isaac Minovich:
Aria" (PergolesD, "Waltz" kuhlaua,
Miekie de Graeff, Robert Lawrence.
jr: "Andante" won Dittersdorf. Min
uet" Mozart, string quartet, Isaac
Minovich, Robert Lawrence, ir.. Josef
Kaspar, Herman Severity, MELODY
(Gluck -Kreisler). "Mazurka" Mlynar-
SIKH. Robert Lawrence, jr.: "Minuet'
Dancla), Ida Minovich, Meyer Koon-
in Isaac Minovich. Josef Kaspar;
Concerto, L. Minor" first movement
(Mendelssohn, Isaac Minovich: Rus
sian group Transcribed by a. Pochon,
'Sarabandc" (Blumenfeldl, 'MaZurka'
{Sokolow), Song of the Nolga Boat
men" string quartet: ave Maria
Zach Gounodl. Miellie de Graeff and
the ensemble class, Eileen Barrett.
Paul Brightenburg. Mary Park Glenn
cnts. Catherine Callahan. Gladys Cow
sill. Eris Durand, Virginia Evans,
Catherine Foster. William Galliher.
Virginia Hefty. Helen Hurley, Meyer
koonin, Betty Lane. Robert Law
renee, jr.. irwin Lean. Louis Mark
wood, Isaac Minovich, Andray Ran
dell, Margaret Rees. Nola Sanborn,
Loretto Slattery. Lucienne Strocher,
Jean Westbrook.
Dora Ninovich will be at the piano.
Miss COlbOrn and Miss Williams.
Georgia E. Miller, director of the
Virgil Clavier Piano School, presented
Eleanor !Colborn in the third annual
recital of the PianistS' Club series un-
der the direction of Mrs. Morrison.
last night. Miss Colborn's numbers
included ''Praeludium and Fugue in
E Minor" by Bach; a Chopin noe
turne and bailade, LISTS Eighth
Raphsodie'' and the first movement
of MacDowells Concerto in D Minor,
with orchestral part played on a sec
ond piano by Miss Miller.
Tuesday night Helen c. Williams
program included Bach's 'Rondo
Gavotte," Sonata, Opus 10. No. l.
by Beethoven; Mendelssohn's Con
certo in G Minor" the first movement
played with Caroline Bender twho pre-
scented Miss Williams) at the second
piano; q Mozart jig, Chopin noe
turne, a Mendelssohn scherzo and two
Mcdowell "Fireside Tales
r. 3. ChOpin-Keith Recital.
The fifteenth annual recital by the
class of r. B. Chopin-K Keith will be
held, as usual, in the Cosmos Club as
sembly room, June u. Those assist
ing will be Trumpeter Fraley and Mu-
sician j. Auth, both of the United
States Marine Corps.
Washington Conservatory of Music.
The Washington Conservatory of
Music, Dupont Circle, gave voice re-
citals Monday. under the auspices of
Isabel Garvin Shelley. Six singers
sang a dozen numbers. They will also
participate in the next concert and
lawn fete on the grounds of the con-
servatory.
Summer school classes in public
school music and other normal courses
will start June i, according to an an
nouncement made by Mr.. Ladovitch.
Wild Recital-Tuesday.
Bessie n. Wild will present a group
in recital at the United Brethren Sun
day School House, North Capitol and
r streets northwest, Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock. Assisting will be Martha
Lentz and Margaret Tolson, accom-.
panists. and Florence King, soprano
The program will be: ''Marche des
Amateurs" pierre lie Pre-, Dorothy
McCrory, Margaret Mayo. Lucy Red
man, Mildred Brown. Margaret Schrei-
Der and Marguerite Thomas; I'm the
Swing tWachsl. Catherine shuttle;
"Minuetro in y Miunr" ('"hubcrA
Sadie trledllsl. 'Eereeuss rom