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

Tuesday to Ben ROllin Clark OF
/ New York, formerly Of Wash;
ington, and known here in
music circles as gifted young
pianist.
Miss Price, although quite young,
has been very active in musical en-
deavors She studied voice at the
Washington College of Music and
later with Flora McGill Keefer. Miss
Price has been soprano soloist for
several years at All Saints Episcopal
Church of Chevy Chase. Md. Her
radio work seems to have delighted a
wide audience and her charming per-
sonality as we'll as q really lovely
voice have won friends for her wher-
ever she has appeared in public.
Mr.. Clark established reputation
| for brilliant and finished style in his
piano playing both in Greenville,
Mich, and. later, in Washington.
Also his interest in the moderns was
marked and he played their works
with sympathetic Interpretation.
After their marriage and a short
| wedding trip, Mr., and Mrs. Clark will
| make their home in New York City.
The following is a list of individ-
uals and organizations of Washing
ton who, through the craftsmanship
of Miss Pearl Waugh, have provided
musical entertainment for shut-ins
! In different institutions under the
auspices of the District of Columbia
Federation Of Music Clubs: Chaminale
| Glee Club, Esther Linkins, direc-
| tor; Tuesday Evening Chorus, Florence
| Howard, director; Friday Music Club,
Miriam Hilton in charge; Beatrice
Goodwin and her chorus; Mrs. Nc
Roberts and chorus; Mrs. j. NJ. Stod-
dard and chorus; August King Smith s
chorus; Blanche Folkinhorn's chorus;
Mrs: John NJ. Sylvester's chorus; the
Wilson Normal Glee Club, Berentce
Randall Angelica, director; Maude
| Sewalls chorus. Quartets-Jewetl
Downs, Mrs. II. Whites, Paul Bley-
denis. Orchestras and other instru-
mental groups-Blue Bird Orchestra,
Vi-pi.vo-ce Club. Frances Gutelus, di-
rector; Westbrook Trio. Bernheimer
Trio, Josef Kaspar and orchestra,
Sophocles T. Papas' group, J. NJ. Beard
and string quartet, Elsa Raner and
trio; those in charge of miscellaneous
groups of soloists, Mrs. Raymond B.
Dickey. Mrs. Wayne b. Wheeler, Mrs,
C.. b. Smart, O'Connor Players, Mary
Ellen Howe, Marie Spur, Helen Nc.
Cleod Cliff, Lillian Chenoweth. Mrs.
Weldon Carter, Helen Burkhart,
Jerome Williams; soloists, in addition
to. those in the above groups whose
names were not turned in to the direc-
tor-Betty Baum, Bertha Robin,
Pearl Waugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Car.
bauh and Jack Carbauh, Flora Nc
Gill Keefer, Mrs. Ralph P. Barnard
Margaret Day, Ethel HoltZclaW
Gawler, Christine Chindblom, Eliza
he
Robert Ferguson, Irwin w. Bucklin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smithy, Pauline Mar
stetter, Mrs. Duff Lewis, Helen Col
houn, Marguerite Campbell. Mrs.
Granmer, Florence Hyde, Dorothy
Wilson Halbach and Mr.. Halbach, and
Charles T. Ferry.
William Taylor. organist and choir
director of All Saints Episcopal
Church, Chevy Chase, Nd, announces
| the engagement Of two new soloists
| for the choir of the church. Emily
Harold Marsh, we'll known young So
prano, has accepted the position OF
first soprano at the church and will
sing at the services today. The va.
cancy for second soprano also has been
recently filled and Mabel D. Howard is
| singing that part in the group OF solo
singers.
Pearl Waugh recently presented one
of her classes in demonstration
that was unusually interesting. Miss
Waugh has worked out her own
method Of ar-trafhing; theory teach
ing and elementary harmony, using;
the singing of simple songs in train
ing for pitch" and practical exercises
for harmonic work in development Of
we'll balanced musicianship along with
training in piano. While this class
was demonstration in the. sense that
interested people Were invited to at
tend. it was a regular lesson in the
series given in the term just ended.
Those in this class were: Betty
Baum, Bertha Robin. Pauline Shaub,
Anne Harper and Alfred Bruce. Ruth
Chindblom is a member Of the class.