Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
RECITALS

GRACE G. G1LCHRIsT. director OF
the Master School Of the Piano,
will present a group in the following
program at the Masonic Auditorium
tomorrow night at 8:15:
Overture. ,Leonore. No. 8" Beethoyen
ruhs and a snG Miss Weke
u,., France; carnes. -.
hnaD'0dy MS 80; charles hS j: Cassidy, -''''
a" De" f'un'Ma; Marie Fuh Sp''"S '''. .''''S
Marie Fuhs na and Edna Roscnberg " HiIda
.s1,ur. P Wre,,o and Gustav wecke rnr,.,,,r,
Laura "a'A jean Holmes. = 'eh'''''A"'
. s'"s' "MS sste, clarence HUM an Des'a0v' n
Sonata o0u ae2;rS MG ae alfsEo Beethoven
German Dance; No. L.: 80. Beethoven
Etuds; Isl, oiseau j'esais, a tot 1872.
49, Hildaa' Burke. '.'''''.
o DO Gustav weec;k;el.. oA' -'''''''
Sonata, Opus 81, No. 2. Allegro" Beethoven
.pn.rsodv M aas ss Milstone. 1,.,,
un Robert Reineck.. 80 '''N'
Haskell Miistone and Robert Reineck.
Elizabeth B. Carpente graduate Of
the Peabody Conservatory. VIII pre-
sent her younger group of students In
a piano recital at the Mount Pleasant
M. E. Church South tomorrow night
at BIS o'clock. assisted by DR.. A. l.
Simpson, tenor. and Grace Mooney
Richards, soprano. ..-
The program will be:
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Peggy Cross
8. ouartette from "Rigoletto.,~
Anna Marie ouirk. :, $50,
IS G xxi s"ss; Mister, Of ns,,,
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Margaret Rogers.
Mary Park Clements presented
some of her pupils in violin recital
in her studio June II. -
Those who played were: William
Backus. Eleanor Bochs. Caroline Cliff
Margaret Compton, Marie Kraft, Syl
van Mazo. Robert Merritt. John Platz
William Rodier, Elizabeth Toole. They
were assisted by Albert Pergament
and Abraham Lynn, pupils of Josef
Kaspar. and by Marie Hudson, accom-
panist.
Alwilda Matlock, assisted by Mary
Sherier Bowie, soprano, and Gertrude
McRae Nash. pianist. presented a
group Of students in a piano recital
June II at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Those who participated included
Jane Evelyn Bishop, Harriet Lloyd
Dorothy Sutton, Lucille Blick. Donald
Seaton, George Unmacht. Dorothy
Seaton, Everett, McLaine, Mabel Ed.
gerton. Margaret Cook, Louise Ward
Inez Payne. Margaret Brewer. Lloyd
Tyler. Eleanor Hubert and Mrs. Mat.
lock.
Emma H. Eichstadt presented a
group in a piano recital June 18 at
her studio. Those participating in.
cluded: Frances Garrett, Isabelle
Powell. Mildred Moffatt, Catherine
Vlahas, Virginia Vlahas, Anna Glas.
cox, Cynthia Young. Marguerite An.
derson, Helen Prentiss. They were
assisted by Spencer Prentiss. cellist,
with Helen Prentiss at the piano.
Eugenia Botkin. presented the fol.
lowing students in a recital at her
studio Thursday evening, June is:
Dorothy Donovan, Meyer Laskfn,
Edith Botkin, Robert Botkin. Morris
Rosen, Minnie Clipker. Irving Gin.
berg, Nellie McLendon, with John
Zimmerman at the piano.
Mrs. Routt-J demonstrating pre-.
scented group in piano recital at the
Mount Pleasant Conversational
Church Tuesday night. Mabel G.
Latimer. first soprano of the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart, was assisting so.
loist. During the latter half of the
program Mrs. Routt.J ohnson. Manning
presented descriptive analysis. which
was read by Trimble Sawtelie and
Spencer Pollard. The large audience
was extremely enthusia site,
Children participating included.
Dorothy Lauder, Casson Crittenden.
Isabel Walter, Clark Hawkins. lack
Grunwell, Maxine Duvel. Anne Wal.
ter. Amanda Chittum, Valera Proch.
mix, Constance Russell. Patsy Dong.
las. Dorothy Willard ana Maria VIII.
liams.
A large. enthusiastic audience at.
tended the recital presented by pupils
Baptist Church Friday NIGHT Assist.
ing the groIIn 1yara ~.
the First Baptist Trio. Mabel Fiehr.
contralto: Floyd Williams, tenor. and
Charles Moore. bass. Medals were
awarded to Leila Evans. Polly Black.
Mildred Chaplin and Mary AGNES
Young Tor advancement in their work.
Original compositions presented were
awarded prizes in accord with the de.
clslon OF the audience. They will be
announced later.
students appearing in the program
Included. In addition to the above.
men4ioned. Calvin Linton. Helen
Davis, Robert Greenwood. Helen wat.
Kins, Ruth Bailey, Elizabeth Clary
ana Barbara Miller.
The closing recital Of III. v,rr,,
Clavier School. Georgia e. Miller al.
rector, will take place "wednesday
evening at the Women's City Club. %
o'clock.
Inc Hamline School Of Music gave
a recital Tuesday evening In the
church auditorium. The pupils showed
careful training and gave evident
pleasure to the large audience.
Eme Collamore, an organ pupil Of
MISS Athey, opened the program with
well played group Of solos. and later
gave the brilliant "Toccata,". by Du
Bots.
Ethel Stickles, soprano. sang: with
Verdure Clad" from Haydn's Gre