Evening star., 1928-06-10
RECITAL PROGRAMS

VIRGINIA LEE BARKER will be
presented by Marie Howe Spur
in recital tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock
at the League of American Pen Won.
ems headquarters, 11os Sixteenth street
northwest. Virginia Wade, reader, will
assist.
Miss Barker will play:
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Mrs. Spur at the second piano.
Mrs. Wilma Benton McDevitt present.
cd large group in piano recital al
her studio Friday night. Those partici-
pating In the program included Robert
Hale, Lillian Hale. William Downey and
Mrs: evelyn Downey, Mary Wilma Nc
Dewitt, Narcissa Sullivan, Conway Nc
den. Gordon Dawson. Grace McDevitt,
Evelyn Horner, Robert Horner, Louise
Menefee. Ross Lauder Fryer and Jane
Page Menefee.
A. group Of piano students were pre-
sented In recital Friday night BY
Marie Howe Spur at the local head.
quarters OF the League OF American Per
Women. Those participating included
Elizabeth Cannon. RAYMOND Ferguson
Virginia Lee Barker, Helen Romberg
Frances Ferguson, Leila Belle Foster
and Mary Kuck.
Mary r Folta presented an interest
ing recital June 2 at the residence Of
Mrs. Margaret Doran. 1909 Lawrence
street.
Those taking part in the program
were: Bernie Costello. Marie Louise
Cannon, Mary Virginia Mcmahon.
Maurice Doran, Columbus Facchina,
John NJ. Mcmahon, Hazel Ann Cannon.
Catherine .Doran and William Edward
Cannon. II.
All the pupils played well.
Bessie N. Wild will present her junior
class of students In recital at the
Ttkoma Park Baptist Church, Piney
Branch road and Aspen street. Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock. with Dorothy Nc
Crory, Joanna Womeldorph and Mil
dred Sherwood as accompanies.
The students participating will in
clude Richard Echriebcr, Ernest
Schneider, Beniah Whitman, Roy
Thomas, Ora Thomas, Stuart Womel-
dorph, Mildred Birch. Ruth Payne.
Jeanne Berry, Betty Berry, Edward
Snitfin, John and Mason Payne, Harold
Carter. Gertrude Payne Billy Brock,
Margaret Sniffin, Richard Schreiber.
Ruth McCrory. Louise Payne, Margaret
Warthen. Betty Balm. Mary Lois Rice.
Jane Qtffin. Jeanne LaRue and Olive
Mcknight.
Mills Rector and Mrs, Ruth Giffin,
A recital by the advanced students Of
Bessie Wild will be given at the
Women's City Club June 10. Further
details viii be given next Sunday.
Jewell Downs presented q lengthy
program In the annual song recital OF
her students at the willard Hotel Fri.
day night. The opening number was
an arrangement for mixed quartet Of
oley Speaks Sylvia" being sung by
Edith Hoffman Jones. soprano: Paul
CARRIER, tenor; Iva Guy, contralto, and
Willard Haynie. baritone. A quartet
arrangement of Tosti's "Good-bye"
closed the program
Thos taking part In solo numbers in
chded. In addition to the above men,
toned, Ethel Atwill Rice, Elizabeth
Eaton, George Bentley. Sara Parker.
Lester SpeSsard. Elizabeth Clagett, Mar
tha Hughes, Lorraine Bentley. Marcel
Provost, Kathleen Schlup, Jessie Wilson,
Gertrude Swarthout, Adessa Ehrhart,
Albert Milans. Alice Haig. Elsie Lang
and Gwendolyn Taylor,
Mrs. Downs was At the piano.