Evening star., 1929-06-30
Student Recital Programs

A STUDENT recital will be given in
a the auditorium of the Washington
Conservatory of Music. Wednesday, at
8:l5 pm. when the students orchestra,
Vladimir Vasa. conductor, will open the
program with a Beethoven selection.
Solo selections are to be presented by
Beatrice Vickers. Barbara Rudolph,
Elinor Quirk, Virginia Webb, Sally
Tasia Pappipof, Yehudi Merkel. Elsa
Jorss. Roce Pincus. Sylvia Helder and
Christine Vermillion.
The public Is cordially invited.
Mallette Roach Spengler presented
group of students in vocal and piano
recital Thursday afternoon at the Wom-
ans City Club. The program included
compositions by Beethoven, Bach,
Schumann, Grieg, Paderewski, Chami-
made, Nevin, Schubert, Cadman and
SproSs.
Those participating were Emily Bog
ley, Catherine Stevens, Marion Brinker-
hoff, Eleanor Baughen, Nancy Gillian,
Anna Wyman, Margaret Wyman, Wini-
fred Essex, Catherine Spengler, John
Bogley, Irving Houghton, Melvin Weav-
er Carrico, William Roach. George
Reid, Charles Lusby and William Gil
liam.
Savona Griest presented group of
students in piano and voice before a
large audience of friends at her resi-
dence studio last Tuesday night. All
numbers were given from memory and
enthusiastically received.
Those taking part were Jean Swami.
Winifred Smith, Lenora Baldus, Joseph
West, Joyce Cafferty, Elizabeth Ahern,
Hilda Ball. Mary Alice Michael, Mary
Nl1aN al
Sarah Kirkman, Lillian Pruitt, Ruth
Craegger and Rachel Merritt.
Interesting feature numbers we're the
dances given by Marie Barrett ard
Peggy Plantz. Mrs. Griest gave a group
Of songs, accompanied by Mrs. Merritt,
and also played final piano number
Jean M. Beall presented a class in
violin and piano in two recitals at the
Methodist Church in BeltSville, Md,
June % and %.
The students appearing in Satur-
day nights program were: Betty White,
Marjorie Huepler, Claude Reese, Vir-
ginia Hughes, Jean Brelsford, jr.; Eliza
beth Taylor, Harry Grayson, Margaret
Holmes, Margaret Loveless, Ademar
Weingartner. Mary Bever. Carlton Hey
ser. Bobby CLANCY and Edith johnson
Sunday afternoon the children par
ticipating were: Fillmore Buchanan,
May Groves, Nancy Mowatt, Carey
Singleton, Frances Ann Bowers, Arde-
Snir l,r, 1rani; Mary Schwartz. Harold
Schwartz, Leland Worthington, jr.;
Betty Rawley, Charles and Woodrow
Schwartz. Dorothy Campbell, Bobbie
Chaney, Richard Case, Frances Rogers,
Marjorie Huepler and Howard Biais-
dell.
Shirley Wolman Rosenberg, a IT.
year-old dancer with three years of
teaching experience, presented her
class OF children, aged to II years,
IN a recital at Pierce Hall Friday,
June 81.
Those participating were Jeanne
Goldberg. Mary O'Connell, Barbara
Barnes, Dorothy Rose, Beatrice Green
berg, Alice Venesky, Alice Ebert, Carol
Crlsty, Kathleen Nelson, Jessie Becker,
Marshall RoSenburg, Audrey Jones,
Seena Chaser, Helen Schanberger, An
nette RoSett, Charlotte Cohen, Thelma
Schmidt, Norma Himelfarb, Edna
Walker. Mildred Brooke Mary Healy.
Lena Rose, Frances Brooke and, as
accompanist, Mae Rosett.
Prof. and Mrs H. Clay Murray pre-
sented 130 students in their annual Sc
ries OF recitals four evenings last week.
June 1S. 10, 20 and 81, at Ingram Me-
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Compositions of Beethoven, Chopin,
Bacn and number Of popular melo-
dies were given.
Those who were graduated and re-
ceived diplomas and gold medals were
Miriam Posey, Evelyn Montgomery.
Lois Power. Frances Click, Margaret
Johnston Ruth Kaldenbach, Minna
Jones and Fay Kaldenbach.
Post-graduates receiving certificates
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and Louie Barber.
Mrs. c. Carroll Burke presented some
pupils in a piano recital at the studio
Monday.
Those participating were Billy See
ger, Grace Raub. Elizabeth Andrews,
Dorothy Haislip, Robert Fellers, Mabel
Howard, Betty Jane Rodrick, Eliza
beth Howard, Alice G. Neal, Helen How
ard and Mr.. A. H. Rodrick.
Mrs. Neal gave songs by Obey
Speaks Brae. Rasbach and Dichmont.
Mr.. Rodricks readings were by Riley.
At the conclusion of the recital prizes
for diligent study were awarded Helen
Irene Howard, Betty Jane Rodrick,
Elizabeth Howard and Billy Seeger.
Eva Virginia johnson presented her
students in two recital programs at the
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church last
Monday and Tuesday nights.
Those on Mondays program were
Georgia Holmes, Ruth Lewis. Ostein
Jones, Roy Jones. Myrtle Jackson, Wal
ter Dixon. jr; Juanita Prather. Ber-
nice Brown. Bessie Fitch, Alice Parker
Dorothy Clark. Marion Gatewood, Ruth
Brannum, Sadie Wood, Moncerie Jack
son. Louise and Margaret Ball, Louise
Pinkett and Imogen Holland.
Tuesday night the Soloists participat-
ing were Robert G.. Lee, Ruth Brown.
Flora Cavanaugh, Foster Harris, Bessie
Prather. Florence Kelly, Preston Balti-
more, Jessie Jordan Allen, William
Turner, Reva Harris, Hattie Opey,
George L. Fantleroy, Marion Jones,
Ruth Love and George Hardmon.
Mrs. Mary F. Thompson presented a
certificate for graduation from the
course in piano to Robert Gordon Lee.
Eunice Louise Graves presented a
group of students June 90 in an after
noon program. Those participating
were Margaret Fletcher. Elaine Young
Edward Fawsett, Mary Kengla, Vir-
ginia Burdette. Paul Stoutsenberger
Clayton Loughran and Josephine Dit
mers.