Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07
Student Recitals

A RECITAL was given by several
"A piano pupils of H. r. w. Miles In
Assembly Hall, Y. M. C. A. Building,
June 81. Solos and duets by Schubert,
Grieg, GODDARD and other well known
composers were rendered. There was a
large number of relatives and friends
present who expressed their appreciation
of the efforts Of the young students by
generous applause.
Those taking part were Anna 1rma
Burgess, Lillian Georgette Cox, Vivien
Katherine Cox. Mildred Adelaide Elicit,
Helen Ellis, George Vernon Graham,
Edith Pauline Haas, Barbara Alleen
HANNA, Ruth Jameson Havenner, Hllda
Augusta hubert, Travis Virginia Law,
Daniel Mccain, Grace Beatrice Manuel
Ralph William Manuel, Lois Elaine
Mar Padgett, Caroline Frances Pell,
Jeanette Violet Sauna, Evelyn Frances
Sparks, Catherine Lorraine Taylor, Ma
Wis E. Taylor, Audrey Amelis Thrift,
Helen Marie Yeager.
Mr. Miles during July and August will
be travelling in Europe and the Near
East. He expects to resume teaching
about September /, at his studio in the
Columbia Polytechnic Institute for the
Blind. 1908 H street northwest.
Mrs. Frank Byram presented a group
of students in a recital at her home
studio Tuesday night. The assisting
soloists were Lillian Llewellyn, singer.
and Ralph Bucca. violinist.
The others on the program were Eliz-
abeth Sherier, Ellen Leane. Marcia
Stauffer, Alice Law, Ann Lugitt, and,
as accompanist, Mrs. Byram.
Flora M. Clayton of Mount Rainier
presented her pupils in the last public
recital of the season at the Christian
Church June %. Those taking part were
F1orentine Boarman, Ruth Olentine,
Laura Simms, Myron Ehrmantrant.
Margaret Smith, Marian Neither, Clara
Brinkman. Melvin Muller, William
Smith, Elsie Weiss, Jean Bon Durant,
Edgar Bon Durant, Dorothy Bauman,
Abel Rajscok, Julia Bon Durant, Grace
Lowell, Glodys Sothard, Lyle Book, pi-
anists. Mildred Stubs, Alma Crawford
and Charlotte Stubbs. piano students
participated in the rhythm orchestra.
Pins were awarded Lyle Book. Ina
Sager, Gladys Southland. Robert Mccall
lum, William Brady, Grace Lowell. Mari
an Neither, Glare Brinkman, Adel Rails
cox, Jean Bon Durant, Margaret Smith,
Dorothy Bauman, Myron Ehrmanstrant,
Edward Bon Durant. F1orentine Boar
man. Elsie Weiss, Shirley Smith. Alma
Crawford, Laura Simms and Martha
Egloff for completing their grades.
Miss Clayton has gone to Rochester.
N. Y. where she is taking a Summer
course at the Eastman School of Music.
r. Deane Shure announces an "eve-
ming of music" for the students of the
Mount Vernon School of Music at the
Shure home in Takoma Park, Saturday
night.
Compositions by Beethoven, Chopin,
Haendel Mcdowell. Dvorak and Jensen
will be presented by Meryl Crowder,
Katherine Cunningham. Doris Hancock.
Ruth Ellis. Helen Love. Charlotte
Salkeld, Dott McNabb. Mary Bertha
Beatrice Raugust, Paul Gotwalls, Edwin
Worthington, Marie w. Polling. Dr. o.
N. Fansler, Grace Shannon and Ella
Tilley.
The Washington Conservatory of
Music held a students recital in the
conservatory auditorium Wednesday eve
ming, Ernest Ladovich;, president, pre-
siding. The students symphony or
chestra was conducted by vladimir
VaSa.
The young soloistS on the program
included Beatrice Osborn Vickers, Bar
bara Rudolph. Elinor Quirk. Mary Nc
Kinnen, Jack Dulin, Sally White, Viz
ginia Webb. Marietta Eckam. Maria
Rojas, Yehudi Raffel, Elsa Jorss, Sylvia
Helder and Tssia Papadia.
Dorothy NJ. MARI presented a group
OF students in a piano recital at her
studio home in Chevy Chase, June 90.
Those taking part were Marjorie
Quinter, Vera Kane. Jane Ayre, Mary
Jane Semmes, Barbara Brown, Mary
Tudor Morsell Dorothy Warrington,
Emily Kinsman Jean Kelly. Julia. Jean
and Mary De Lashmutt. Jane Irving,
Edward Dulcan. Margaret and Eliza
beth Benson. Ouida Shotwell and Lau-
rette Hullings.