Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-16

JOSEPH BAREFOOT viii be presented
~ in artists diploma recital at Barker
Hall. In the Young Womens Christian
Association Building. Seventeenth and
X streets northwest, by DR.. Hugh
Roberts of the washington College Of
Music wednesday at S:15 pm. Mr..
Rarbecot will be assisted by Catherine
Benson, pianist, and MRS. Roberts, as
his accompanist.
The singer will present three groups
of songs including works by Sartt.
Mozart, Hahn, Debussy, Duparc, Bagby,
Eric Coates and Chaminade. Miss Zen
son's selections will include compost
tions of Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin,
Debussy. Beach and List.
Eva Virginia johnson. formerly q
student under DR. j. w. Bischof. gradu-
ate in music from the University OF
Pennsylvania, and graduate also from
the University Extension Conservatory
of Chicago, will present her annual re-
eita1 of classes In piano and voice June
"a and 25 at John Wesley Church
Fourteenth and Corcoran streets north
west, beginning each evening promptly
at 8 pm.
Mabel Linton williams will hold her
ensemble commencement recital for
o'clock at st. Adams Guild Hall, Wis
consin and Massachusetts, avenues
northwest.
otto Torney Simon will present a
group of vocal students IN recital Tues
day at sis pm. in the Institute OF
Musical Art, 83l Eighteenth street
northwest. Karl Hoier and MIR. Simon
will be the accompanies. The students
- vxy{1 has M1r0a
Dewitt Feeser, Margaret Franklin,
GLADYS Wilson Mech, Elaine Stearns,
Esther Stiles, Mary Turner, James L.
Jones, Lena. Paris, Sylvia Notelevitz,
Rose Bright, John Russell Mason, Janet
Sheppard, Mortimer Davenport and
Adelaide Watson.
Elena de Sayn presented group Of
students In informal recital at her
studio last Wednesday afternoon. Chill
ciren between the ages Of and 16 par
tieipated The program was repeated
FRIDAY at Bethesda, Md, in the Battery
PARK Community Club, where Miss de
Sayn viii teach violin and piano this
Summer.
Lily D. Grant presented some piano
n,1pfis In a recital Friday, June z, in
her studio. Those participating were
Mildred Newhouse, Mabel Wright,
Frances Sullivan, Anne Cochrane,
Martha Shelton, Josephine Brashears,
Barbara Burrows and Sue BUTTONS.
Mrs. wilma Benton McDevitt pre-
seutefi some students in piano recital
at her home last Friday night: Those
taking part were: Tracy Thomas,
William Downey, Doris Rooms, Louise
Menefee, Mary Wilma McDevitt, Mar
cissa Sullivan, Kathleen Johrden, Robert
Homer. Jane Page Menefee, Conway
McDevitt, Grace McDevitt and Fred
erick Fryer.
Ali the children were small and an
unusually varied collection OF compo-
sitions sppropriate in thought for chill
dren's performances was presented.
Among these compositions were: SIX
Silhouettes for Boys" by Bernice Bent
lev: selections from Felix Corbetts
suite. "A1ice In Wonderland Jessie
Gaynor's Found in Grandmotner
Attic" and Dance of the Marionettes,
by Mrs. Crosby Adams.
The Corev Opera Class, Gurle Luise
Corey. director, presented the annual
series of operatic scenes in costume Al
Miss Corey's residence studio June z
Marion Lawson Leonard gave artlstic
and musicianly interpretations OF the
scores at the piano. Each scene was
preceded by a short resume OF the
scenes were given from "Ballo IN
Maschera.'' La Traviata," Aida,
'sDon Carlos" Madame Butterfly" j
Pagliacci," Fora del Destino," "Nozze
iii Figaro" Lucia dt Lamnnermoor
Those participating included: Eugenia
s1attery, Margaret Slattery, Gayle ana
GLADYS Hunt, Magnl1ild Soderberg.
Josephine Soukop, Rose Sokoi and
Elizabeth Hume.
DAISY Fickenscher will present the
members of her junior class IN re-
cital at Joppa Lodge Temple, AVE
Ninth street, near Upshur, Friday night
Thoss taking part will include: Eliza
beth van Geuder, Sidney Dorfnan
Eyalyn Shahan, Philip Wright. Jeanne
Eveler, Carlton Howell, Wallace Aluen
Wayne Fill, Robert Barrett. Violet
Hobbs. Frederick Collins, Nellie Vass
John Hahn, Louise Shepard, Harrlel
Strv<er. Lura Loon1is, Ida Eveler
Georgia Hopkins, John Oden and Mar
garet Shearer.
Much earlier in the month Miss
Fickenscher presented the members OF
intermediate and senior classes, al
pierce Hall Those participating in
Guided: Ellsworth Everett, RaIpn VIII
lians, Bernice DrisSel, Margaret
Shearer, Alice Scott, Hermon Hill, Ruth
Hobbs, Gertrude Baily, Dorothy Sea-
mans and Iantha Smith.
Camille Allensworth presented chill
dren of the Children's Music School OF
washington in her annual recital June
1o at the Playhouse. Certificates OF
graduation in the Fletcher Method
Course were awarded to Jane Casky
Gardner Anderson. Marion Lee, Louisa
stuart and Leslie Mai Vfpend.
Miss Allensworth was assisted this
year by her sister, Evelyn AlIenswortn
gifted young pianist.
The students in the Takoma Park
Cf1ildre1's Music School will be pre-
serted in a recital Wednesday at the
Takona Park Baptist Church.
Those appearing in the earlier pro-
gram included: Ruth Ann Butler
Bitsey Birney. Dorothy Jones, Henri
eta Seitz, Mary Katherine Willis
Mary Frances George, Ruth Bondy,
Peggy Sn1oltz Margaret Bier, Edna
Mary Byrd Sf1earer, Jeane Kellogg,
Martha Frances Roth, Jeane Lowe,
Douglas Stuart, Ethel Mai George,
ladder Ma1kall, Ruth Schoeneman,
Marion Lee, Gardner Anderson, Jane
Caskey, Leslie Mai vipond. Louisa
Stuart. Due to illness Charles Dot
terer was unable to appear for his
solos.
A large audience attended the recital
presented under the auspices of Made
ieine Aughinbaugh at Pierce Hail last
wednesday. 1t was the third annual
recital. Rosa Pollio-Jarmar1, rnezZo-
contralto, with Mildred Kolb Schulze
at the piano was assisting soloist. AL
the young pianists played their COM
positions from memory.
Those taking part were: Billy De
E2crrrin L.