Evening star., 1928-06-17
STUDENT RECITALS

EDNA BISHOP DANIEL will present
group of vocal students I'm a
recital Of June lyrics" in her studio,
1910 New York avenue northwest
Tuesday night beginning at $3.50 o'clock.
Assisting will be section Of the Nor
dica Orchestras, conducted by their
founder and director. Walter T. Holt.
The students presented win be Clarice
Summers, Edith T.. Carr, Catherine
Schofield. Caroline Kreuttner and NIL
dred Spahr Miss Jennie GIennan will
play the accompa antments.
The program will be opened with se-
icctlons by the Nordica Mandolin and
Guitar Orchestra. Mr.. Holt conduct
| ing. The orchestra also will give the
final numbers, closing the program, and
there will be tenor banjo solos by Bob
Bories, accompanied by Mr.. Holt.
The singers, each giving short
group OF songs. will sing all English or
American songs, many OF them with
lyrics written by the great bard Of
Avon.
Following the program, Mrs. Daniel
will mold an informal reception for
those attending and the performers
Grace @. GiIchrist director Of the
I Master School of the Piano. will pre-
sent a group Of her students in the
annual piano recital at the Masonic
auditorium Thursday night at 8:l5
o'clock. The program will open with
piano quartet, composed of Marie
Fuhs. Gustav Weckel. Mrs. Charles j.
Cassidy and Miss Gilchrist playing
IT,
opera Leonore" Another quartet.
! composed Of Margaret Biggs' Miss
| Fu1s. Edna Rosenberg and Mr.. Weckel,
will close the program with SchubertS
'Marche Mflitaire.' Mrs. Cassidy and
| Mr.. Weckel will play Listz's symphonic
| poem. Les PreIudes.''
Soloists during the evening, playing
music by classic masters. viii be: Mar
garet Biggs, Frances Carnes, Haskell
| Milstone. Gustav Weckei, Jean Holmes.
| little Clarence Huffman, Marie Funs,
Eva MendelsSohn Rosenberg. Marie
Adams, Gertrude Gilchrist and Mrs.
| Cassidy.
Camille AIlenswortn presented a
! group of students in recital June 9 at
| the Kaloranna Day School. The first
J part OF the program was given over
| to the smallest folk STUDYING in the
| Fletcher -Ccpp class. Older pupils Ii,
/ intermediate classes gave solos. Those
! In the demonstration were Martha
Jane Kennedy, Bryant En2ei, Mary
Byrd Shearer. Jean Kellogg. Audrey
! Kellogg. Douglas Stuart, Jean Lowe,
Ethel Maj George and Robert Moor
| man. Playing solos were: Harold Moor
man, Bradbury Emerson, Ruth Scnoene-
man. Louise Stuart. Marion Lee Frances
Charles D0tterer Mary Elizabeth Ander-
son. Leslie Hal Vipond Gardner Ander-
son. Jane Caskey. Virginia Iightfoot
! and Mary Robertson.
| Miss AlIensworth will give a series
F.! os Tecitals during the rest Of this month
! IN Tskoflsa Park, where she has schoo.
of music for children.
Bessie ". Wild will present the
| following group Of advanced students
/ IN annual piano recital at the Won
ems City Club. % Jackson place
| Tuesday night at o'clock, to be assist
ed by Ruth Griffin, Dorothy Paine
| Thelna Mills Rector and Lura J
! Mcknight, Ruth McCroyy. Mildred
! Sherwood Margaret Wsrthen, Mildred
/ Bright, Mildred Brown. Pauline Homil-
Ter. Margaret Schneider. Marie Fischer
| Helen Fischer. Dorothy McCrory and
| Mrs. NJ. p. Bullouah.
Mrs. Bullough and Mrs Wild will be
the accompanies.
washington College Of Music gave
/ three puutls recftals In the past II
| days In the concert hall Of the college
| Emile Mann and Fritz Maile presented
group Of piano and violin pupils
| June z.
| They were: Piano-Elliott Harring-
| ton. Elsie Gawier. Janice Levitt, Fran
ces Barnard. Marie Harrington Norma
, Hoage, Mary Huruey. Ruth Brown.
! The violin numbers we're played by
Howard Crawford. Gertrude Smith and
/ Socrates Stethes.
Sara Becker and Ethel Hicks present
ed pupils June In Joint recital. Miss
Becker presented Irving Phillips, Mary