Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02
Spring Recital Programs

| A MY NORTON will be presented b.
"A Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter in an or.
| gan recital at the Petworth Baptis
Church, Seventh and Randolph streets
| northwest. Tuesday, at BIS pm. She
will play Bach's prelude and FIlgue II
| G Minor; the first movement OF Men
delssohn's First Sonata: Suite for
Organ" by James H. Rogers, and short
er works by Boellman. Hollins ano
Johnston.
The Won Unschuld University Of
Music will present the commencement
exercises and recital Tuesday at 8:l5
pm. at the New Willard.
Eva M. E. Williams will present
Stuart Gibson. mezzo-contralto; Bess
Williams. soprano. and Harriette Mitch
ell, soprano. in recital at her home
studio, 1919 Hamilton street northwest
Wednesday, at BIS pm. Laura Farris
reader will assist.
Jewell Downs will present group in
song recital at the Willard at $50
pm, Thursday, June 10.
The final recital of the children's de-
partment of the Waugh Pianoforte Stu
dios was given May %, under the aus
pices of Pearl Waugh, Helen Earring
ton and Laura Pendleton Roege. The
program was composed of folk songs
| and the shorter classics. Those present
ing the music were: Eleanor and Paul
Hancock. Helena Hersey. Mackie HUI
burt. Edward Hunt Rene. Leo and Lor-
eta McClatchey, Jean and Robert SIM
mons. Helen Quillan and Rose Taute.
Mrs. Roege also gave a demonstration
of the work done in two of her classes
the first class of children from to
years old. showing work done with
children who have not yet begun study
OF an instrument in toy band. singing
folk songs and playing rhythmic games
the second class was made up of piano
| students from to 8, who presented g
| combination of ear-training, musica
form and rhythmic work showing how
they supplement- the piano study with
all-around musical development.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter presented
students in her annual piano recital al
the Francis Asbury Church last Mon
day. Grace Mooney Richards. soprano
assisted
, Those taking part were: Ann Wilson
Jacqueline saffell. Mary Elizabeth
Baird. Ella Mary Embrey. Hugh Clag-
gett, Eleanor Quirk, Dorothy Sinclair
Lora Baird. Helen Matthews. Doris
Shupp, May Dickson. Jean Dickson
| Betty Quirk, Peggy Cross Anna Marie
Quirk and Margaret Rogers. Peggy
Cross received the prize for the highest
record
lvalee Newell presented a group in Z
Violin and piano program at the Bat.
terry Park clubhouse the afternoon OF
| Saturday, May IS.
Violin pupils who took part wer,
Helen Brown, John Brush, salaan
N1mnom Randolph Hughes, Bernard
Greenberg, Emile Joseph, Leo Lee, Les.
lie Amouri and George AMOUR.
Piano pupils were Dorothy Gleason
Edna May Gleason, Ray wilkinson
Donald Lee, Adon Phillips. Edwins
Hambleton. Gwendolyn Jones. Marie
Bohrer and Mrs. Truman Ward.
OF special interest was the perform
ance of the newly organized Toy SYM
phony Orchestra, playing the Soldiers
March" of Schumann and Spanish
Guitar" a descriptive piece. The violin
and cello parts of both selections were
arranged by Miss Newell.
Eve Whitford Lovette will present the
Junior students of the Lovette School oil
Music at musical tea at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon in the drawing rooms of the
Misses Stones School, 1925 Rhode Is
land avenue. This will be the closing
recital of the season. the senior students
having been presented at the reception
last Thursday. Today's program in
cludes selections for voice, piano and
expression.
The members of the I0vetfe Choral
Club held their annual banquet at the