Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-04
RECITALS

Beatrice s. Goodwin presented
Sonora Michelene of Santo Domingo
in a recital at her studio Saturday
evening. The program included two
groups of songs, one in Spanish and
one in English. Sonora Michelene has
a voice of mezZo-soprano quality, and
is said to possess charming stage
presence and marked 1nterpretative
ability. Assisting on the program
were Mrs. Ralph Robey, Fred Schae-
fer, Barrett Fuchs, Mrs. McRoberts
and Miss Goodwin, all well known in
local music circles. Among guests
attending the recital were the Min
lister from Santo Domingo and Sonora
Aria.
Fulton b. karr directed a recital
given at his studio in Anacostia
Wednesday evening, when the assist
ing soloists were Ethel Payne. violin
ist Mrs. George w. King and Harry
P Wilkins, singers. Those partici-
pating in the program also included
Marjorie 1, Dutrow. Bertha Dennison,
Truman Wallace. Alice Teates. Ruth
Jenkins, Ethie Hamilton, Arthur AL
bright, Margaret Gill, Gertrude Pad
gett and Violet Hammer.
A piano recital was given by inter
mediate pupils of Mrs. NJ. A. Perry at
her residence. 760 Rock Creek Church
road, recently. 1t was attended by a
large gathering of parents and rela-
tives. The program included solos.
duets and trios. Selections from Mo
Fart, Haydn. Tschaikowsky, Poldi.
Mcdowell, Cortes and other com
posers were presented by group. in
Guiding Frances McMaugh, Helen Ma
NJ A,IdrU RaNf1On6 I.OlllEp
Berchtold, Frances Walker, Alice Hall,
Mildred Pullman. Florence Mae Whit
comb and Dorothy and Edward
Dinger
Eleanora Colborn presented a group
of students in a piano recital at her
studio Tuesday evening Those par
ticipating included Roberta Wilkinson,
Doris Leizear, Helen Colborn, Eleanor
Lee, Levenia Schrider. Thelma Penn.
Helen Fleming, Eleanor Hill and
Hazel Storm.
Kathryn Harrison Arthur gave a
recital in which a large number OF
students participated at the Mount
Vernon Place NJ. f. Church South
recently An unusually small per-
former was Freda Pauline Veily, who
Is just - years Oiu anu "oil cSpC
cially enthusiastic applause for her
effort.
Others on the program were: Billy
G. Tredway. Eleanor Middleton. Lii
liam Hardy. Mary Frances Perry
Zelda Reznek. Dorothy Bonner. Rita
Dunningan, Isabella NettZ. Miriam
Nesbit, Margaret Carroll. Frances
Lodge, Gwendllian Davis, Virginia
Cummings, Elizabeth KOehler. John
Meads. Gwendolyn Rea, Martha A
Farley. Margaret Thorne, Joseph
Didden. Jane Cummings. Helen
Walls, Elizabeth Owens. Helen Neetz
Marguerite Lodge. Frances Fox
Ethel Hassler Ruby Lee Whitley
Howardine Robinson. Elinor Dunni-
gan. Anna Louise Owens, John Ger
nand. Stasia Donnelly. j. Chester
Pyles. tr.: Doris Reidel. Francis
Mitchell Elsie Seay Catherine Rich
ards. Carol Meads and Florence
Cockerille.
At the last Saturday morning re-
cital given by the pupils of Pearl
Waugh at her studio, demonstrations
were presented by the different
classes of the work accomplished the
past year in ear training. keyboard
harmony and rhythmic work.
Those taking part included Jane
Clark, Betty Baum, Frances Brooks.
Bertha Robin. Mary Gastrock.
Norma Hills, Katherine Scott, Pauline
Schaub and Ruth Chindblom.
The Leschetiszky Music Club. Ida
V. Jones, teacher. presented its TWEEN
ty-third annual recital recently.
The highest medal was presented to
Edna Cecile Hall for exceptional work
in technique and expression. She was
further honored by having her medal
presented by Cordova Davila. Delegate
to Congress from Porto Rico. The
first medals were presented to Fir-
ginia Catharine Colvin, Helen Waters.
Helen Virginia Colvin and Marjorie
Mildred Miner by Mrs William A
Winklehans, awarded for diligent
work.
The following pupils were on the
honor roll: Jane Winklehaus. Beth
King. Aileen O'Connor. Jean Creech
and Marguerite Franklin.
Among those taking part In the pro-
gram were Charles Wire. Helen
Parsley. Elizabeth Evans. Margaret
Rice, William Rice, Mary Virginia
Sadie Stanley, Eleanor Lindsay. Ruth
Lindsay, Harold Lindsay, Mildred
Shaikewitz, Virginia Hayes, Mrs. Sue
Thompson. Jane Winklehaus Eugenia
Fenstead, Aileen O'Conner, Helen
Dorsey, Katharine Blake, Frances
Blake. Dorothy Leese. Elaine Swain.
Marguerite Franklin, Edna Hull. Ber-
nice Rosenweig. Wilhelmina Cronen-
berg. Henry Cordova, Rae yesterday.
Beth King. Virginia Colvin, Miriam
Friedenberg, Virginia Edge. Mildred
Hutchinson. Marguerite Hess. Cath
crime Church. Leslie Brown. James
Doris Mildred Cullen. Billie Layne
and Mrs. Bernice Wick.
The annual recital by the pupils of
Prof. and Mrs. Fl. Clay Murray's
School of Music was given at the Ma.
northeast, June 20 to % inclusive
Great interest was shown in their
work. Classical, patriotic and popu
lar selections were included and well
received by large audiences. Vocal
numbers were given by Lena. Murray
Hodee, Dorothy Wakefield. Mildred
Darden and Emerson White. The
graduation exercises We're last Mon
day evening, when a class of II re
ceived gold medals and diplomas.
Following is a list of the graduates
Alexander G. Hatos, Margaret r. Wal
ker, Mary Laurence, Frances Throop
Mary M. Georgius, Hulda f. Saffran,
Laura d. Scheuring. Catherine A.
Cox, Minnie SchwarZman. Lillian A
Winter, Evelyn Harper. Harry l..
Taylor, Grace Fl. Walther, Helen G
Stuart, Eulia c. Pyles. Mildred A
Budeshime end Naomi f. Connick.
Martin Allen Dowd presented Vic
let Marie Myers, pianist, in a recital
at his studio last Tuesday. Assisting
soloists were Maria Mantell Dowd
coloratura soprano. and Joseph Di
Meglio, tenor. The program was re.
ceived with enthusiasm, and all three
performers had to respond with en-
cores.
Miss Myers played works by Chopin.