Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03

Allen watson. accompanies.
A piano recital by pupils of Fl. r
W. Miles, assisted by Mary August;
FrostSreader, was given Monday eve
ming in assembly hall, Y. M. c. A
Building. Selections by Suppe, Bohm
Leybach, Rossini. B. GODDARD, Wollen
haupt. Beethoven and other wei
known composers were rendered. A
large and appreciative audience award
ed the efforts of the young students
with generous and hearty applause.
Those taking part were Kathleen
Vivian Hargett, Lillian G. Cox. Ruth
jameson Havener, George Vernon
Graham. Mary +. Mcintyre, Barbara
Alleen HANNA. Ralph W. Manuel
Helen Marie Yeager. Hilda Augusta
kebert. Juanita Love Gossett, Maynard
Francis HANNA. Mildred Elicit. Edith
Pauline Hass, David Louis Cooper
smith. Agnes Adeline Coyington. Ella
ris and Beatrice Winakur.
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Kathryn Harrison Arthur presented
a group In recital at Mount Vernon
Place M. r. Church South June 25
Those on the program included Mar.
garet Talbert, Annie Friedenberg
Rosemary Dunnigan, John Talbert
Frances Owens, Frances Webster
Freida Ricketts,, Dorothy Bonner
Zelda Reznek. Rita Dunnigan. Mar.
garet Carroll, Eugene Godfrey. Eliza.
beth Koehler, Frances Lodge, Martha
Farley, Isabella Neetz, Frances Fox,
Mary Francis Perry, Margaret Thorne,
Helen NeetZ, Dorothy Beard, John
Meads, Freida Pauline Veily, GwenI.
liam Davis. Lillian Hardy, Ruby Lee
Whitley, Virginia Cummings, Ethel
Hassler. Elizabeth Owens. Elinor Dun.
nigan, Joseph Didden, Helen Walls,
Elizabeth Derry. Ellsworth Moreiand,
Stasia Donnelly. Francis Mitchell,
Catherine Richards. Carol Meads and
Florence Cockerille.
The Virgil Clavier Piano School!
Miss Georgia e. Miller, director, had
its closing exercises Wednesday night
at the Woman's City Club, assisted by
Annie Cornwell and Ruby Grmsley,
sopranos. A feature of the program
was the singing of the composition,
maxim Fun OBJ the Moon" which was
sung by Miss Cornwell. The SONG
was the original work of George Corn.
well, who also appeared on the pro-
gram in piano numbers. He wrote
both words and music, and the com.
position was judged by the audience
generally as very clever.
Pauline Graf, young pianist who
has been out of town for some time
has returned to Washington for a
couple of months and taken UP her
music again. She presented a group
Wednesday night.
Others appearing on the program
not mentioned above included Chris.
tine Mullenberg, Florence Storm,
Elinor Webb, Norma Bell, Margaret
Loane and Josephine Byrd Campbell.
Camille Allensworth, director of the
Children's Music School of Takoma
Park, presented the following children
in recitals recently: Eleanor Dawkins.
Abigail Vierhoff, Dorothy Dewhirst.
Leslie Mai Vipond, Gilbert Dawkins,
James Marshall, Mary Elizabeth Rob-
ertson and Virginia Lightfoot.
There were demonstration work, the
playing of original little compositions
by members Of the class, and finally,
the presentation of two certificates
for having finished the prescribed
courses in Fletcher method and hav.
ing been examined in harmony,
theory. history, ear training, sight
reading and composition, which were
awarded to James Marshall and Vir.
ginia Lightfoot. The scholarship prize
was given to Leslie Mai Vipond of
Remington, Md, for having connplet.
ed the most satisfactory years work.
Ida Trenis Jones presented a group
in. a piano recital recently at her
studio. Classical selections were pre-