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

but has been spending some time in
her home in Chicago lately.
Jose de Huarte presented a group
of students in a violin recital at his
studio last night. Those on the pro
gram included Oscar Levine, Ben
Rubin, Herman A. Gumenick. LII
cienne Strocker and Prof. Huarte. Mr.
Huarte was at the piano for his stu
dents. and Miss Daisy Fickenscher az.
companied Mr.. Huarte in his group.
A feature was. the adagio from Bach's
Double Concerto" played by Prof.
Huarte and Mr.. Levine.
Mrs. Charles Cole presented a group
in piano recital last night at TakOma
Baptist Church. Those taking part
holder Gerald Miller, Faynetja
Wright. Philip Turner, Margaret
Hutchinson, Helen Steers. Flora Nc
kenzie. Marian Mckenzie. Mary and
Alice Harrington. Peggy Watts. James
Councillor Gladys, Cecil. Doris ami
Jean Fielding. Helen Whitmer. Vesper
and Gertrude Crane. Dorothy Howard.
Jane Bethel and Elizabeth West.
Leland b. Parker presented group
in piano recital recently at her resi-
dence studio. The pupils We're assist
ed by Thomas y. Leef, baritone.
Those participating included Doris
label, Dorothy Robbins, Tommy SAINT
myers. John Holt Watson, Helen Roll
bins, Edith Parker. Ruth Wendell,
Edna Greenstreet. Rachel Niedoman-
ski, Ann Edelblut, Dorothy Baldwin,
Evelyn Ross, Lily Boxer and Helen
Tansill
Among the composers represented
were Bach. Beethoven. Chopin. Weber,
Schumdnn. Mcdowell and Grieg.
Gertrude Lyons, member Of the
board of the Federation. of Music Clubs
of the District of Columbia. has cor
scented to serve as chairman Of pub
licity, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Margaret. Mccormack,
who has served in this capacity faith
fully and efficiently Tor ghe past two
years.
Bertha NJ Holmes has accepted the
craftsmanship for Industrial music.
The Chaminade Glee Club, to in
crease the funds in it's treasury, will
give a benefit bridge and 500 porch
party Saturday afternoon, July 3. at
$50 at the home of it's director. Miss
Esther Linkins.
The committee in charge is COM
posed. Of Jennie Lind. Lillian Ander.
son, Mrs. Fl. B, Henrickson, Christine
Potzler and Esther LiIkins.
The friends Of Doris Atkinson Nor
row will learn with regret OF her de-
parture from the city. Mrs. Morrow
has made many friends here during
her two years. residence. Asfayorite
with the radio audience, she has also
been the soprano soloist in the First
Baptist Church and the Cleyelahd
Park Congregational Church. she
appeared in small roles with the
Washington National Opera Co. in
'Lakme'' and "Rigoletto." She was
also chosen as the. soloist for the
memorial banquet at the Bureau of
Engraving aud Printing and more re-
Gently at the Lions Club luncheon at
the MayfloYer. kathryn Hill Rawls
was at the piano.
Lillian Chenoweth, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs.. Elizabeth Cheno-
weth, left: last night for a trip. to the
coast. En- route they. will be the
guests Of DIR. and Mrs. Irving Mcneil
of FL Paso, Tex; and while in Port
land. Greg. they VIII be the guests of
DIR. and Mrs. John McMichael; both
w anu NCh
known In musical circles here. Mrs.
McMichael was Alice Kirnball, and as
organist> and choir director held posi-
ttions in several Of tha prominent
churches here, while DR.. McMichael
was well known as a tenor soioist.
Miss Chenoweth VIII resume her duties
as eonfralto soloist at the First Uni.
versalist Church in September.
The members OF the Young Com
posers' Club were entertained at the
home of their director, Karl Holer,
June "a. The evening featured fun
and revelry. The table decorations
and souvenirs we're cleverly designed
in the colors Of the club by Pauline
Holer.. Included in the evenings pro-
gram were musical competitive stunts,
in which Virginia Robey, Blanche
Fletcher and Robert Botkin captured
prizes.