Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23
Student Recital Programs

! Laurette Marks Hullings presented
| students in a piano recital at Barker
Hall Friday night. Evelyn Davis,
| dancer, was assisting soloist dorothy
M. Mari played second piano In the
Concerto, opus 70" by Won Weber,
with Mrs. Hullings at the first piano.
The children participating, all be-
tween the ages OF and Is, played
from memory. Those taking part were:
Eugene williams, Lorraine Coyle, Doris
Howard. Cecile Greenberg, Reta Wolfes.
Geraldine White, Caylor Bowen, Con-
stance Robertson, Samuel Gitelson,
Ruth Hullings, william HuIlings, Nj
| Meta Barnes, Harvey williams. Doris
Mayor, Sylvia Gitelson, Charlotte
Mitchell, Mabel Beavers, Marthera
Mehrling, Elizabeth Middleton, Doro-
thy Brauner, Emily Kendrick, jose
Naylor.
Camille Allensworth presented the
| following students OF the Children's
Music School of Takoma Park IN Q re-
cital last Wednesday: Brenda Nor
cock, Louise verhoff. Jane Kephart,
Marguerite Michand. Harold Norman.
Francis Finn, Anna Cavanaugh. Dorothy
Dewhirst, Mary Elizabeth Robertson,
Leslie Mai Vipond, Glen Irene
Potts, Jean Whitman, Jean McCandish,
Barbara Smith, Bond Smith, Betty
Ballentine, James Robertson, Phillis
Bitzing, Richard Robertson, Martha
Jester, Marshall Faber, David Reddig,
Virginia Cavis, Robert Norman, Emmy
Jane Hardin. Ellidge Allanson, walter
Hawley. George Kennedy, Doris Jester,
Bill Kitchen, Marcia Nelson, Maria
Ptttenger, Maxwell Galloway, Doris
Bitzing, John Fetty and Bettina Bien.
Isabel Garvin Shelley gave q recital
Of first year voice and piano students at
her residence studio Friday evening, as
sisted by the Washington Ladies' guar
tet
Those taking part were: Nellie Entler,
Grace Woodchek, Irma Woodchek, Doris
Cook, John Keefer, Marcella Bogus,
Mrs. Adeline Raker and Mrs. Georgia
Harmon, and biographies were given of
Bach, Beethoven and Schubert. Certifl-
| Gates for f1rst year work were presented
to Nellie Entler, Irma Woodchek, Mrs.
Raker and Mrs. Harmon.
Jewell Downs presented the following
students In program at the Willard
Kathleen Hillyer Schlup, Paul CARRIER,
Charles Gordon, Ethel Rice, Clara True,
Ruth Cady, George E. Bentley. Corinda
Bacher, Elizabeth Whip, Mary Denim
baugh, Elizabeth Clagett, Willard King,
Phyllis Haliam, Daisy Woodruff. Adessa
Ehrhart, Martha Hughes. Earl Nails.
Helen Lancaster, Herbert Parker, Lazar
Fenik, Erna Embrey, Marcel Provost.
Alice Haig and Elsie Lang,
| A costume recital was presented un-
ger the auspices OF Emily Frech Barnes,
In her residence studio last night, when
students In music and dramatic art
4 mann ffl1AfS ay7fv aa,,$e
with Rotations. French, Spanish,
Dutch. Irish and Indian songs and
readings were given.
InoSe taxing part were: Barbara
Ballard, Mary Alice Biggs. Ruth Bril-,
Frech. Robert Frech, Mildred Giliiken,
Dorothy Goebel, John Lamb, Helen Nc
Kinney, Mary Payne. Ruth Rappaport.
Helen Rudasill, Lois Rousseau Eva Sat-
terdeld, Edith Ray Spariing, Margaret
| Summer, Betty Titlow, Dorothy Totten.
Anna Webster, Jean Webster and Mary
Weiser.
|
| Tne a4Iiated preparatory school Of
| the Won Unschuld University OF Music
held its annual recital Monday ct the
Womens City Club.
The unusual feature OF the perform
ances OF these young students was that
every performer showed precise. ac-
| cuIate playing IN toucn ana rhythm
and sure memory and comprehension Of
the works played.
In addition to the piano numbers,
there were violin and vocal selections
given by William Rauch and Elizabeth
Mullin, respectively. Both did most
commercially. The pianists were: Mary
Alice Ma1gher, Miss M. ]. Backenstoss,
Edward Altman, Sherley Nicholl, Chris
tine De Binder. Kathleen Norris, Mar
garet Hesse, Elizabeth van Wagner.
| Caroiyne Brine, Janet Cunneen, Tha-