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

FELICIA RYBIER, who has come to
L Washington for the first time tC
establish O Summer class at Q studio ut
2 Dupont circle. viii present q local
pupil who has studied with her at
Miami, Fla. Eleanor Blum. in recital
at the Stleff Piano Studio, 1910 q street
o'clock. Miss Blum is only II years old.
Miss Rybier, born in Warsaw, Poland,
had her training under such famous
pedagogues as Theodor Schoenberg and
Kreutzer Of Berlin and Theodor Les
chetizky In Vienna. She became well
known as O concert artist in Europe and
came first to the United States In 1925
when she played with the Peoples SYM
phony Orchestra in Boston, presenting
Minor" She returned to this country
In 1927. The past year she has been
associated with the American composer,
Mana-Zucca. in Miami, Fla.
Tomorrow night Miss Blum's program
will include the first movement of Mo-
zarts Sonata in G major" Schubert's
"Impromptu in A fat" Chopin's "Po-
lonaise in G sharp minor" and "ValSe
Brilliante," Daquin's LIE Coucou,'
Mana-Zucca's Moment Orientale" and
"Valse Brilliante," and Mozart'S Sonata
Rybier at the second piano.
The invitation to attend this recital
Is cordially extended to all who may be
interested.
La. Sale Spier will present two STU
dents in individual recitals next Friday
night at 8 o'clock.
Eleanor Callan Craun will play: "Pre-
Jude and Fughetta in e minor" Bach;
"S0nAt0
"Polonaise in G sharp minor" Chopin
'The Lake at Evening"" Critics; "Dr.
Gradus ad Parnassum," Debussy, and
Concerto in A minor by Grieg, Mr..
Spter being at the second piano.
Mrs. Jessie Blaisdell will play: Con
certo in italian Style" Bach; Theme.
Variations and Fugue in B fiat minor. .
Berger; Album Leaves" Schumann;
waltzes in G fiat and D fiat major,
etude in @ sharp minor, and rondo for
two pianos. by Chopin, with Mr.. Spier
Der.
Isabel p. MiddlekauR presented a
group Of students in a recital at her
residence recently. Those taking part
were Evelyn Mccarthy, Betty Prirnm
Jean Parrish, Frances Massey, Grace
Stevens, Majorie Peters. Eunice Dun
can: Pauline Sisson, Doris Moon
Catherine Davis and Alice Moon.
giving . group Of songs accompanied
by Mrs. Middlekauff.
Kathryn Harrison Arthur presented
students in a recital at Grace Baptist
Church, last Friday night. Those
taking part were Winifred Combs
Eleanor Hagermann, Mabel Orndorf
Elsie Smith, William Bonner, Billie
Kellum. Mildred Webster. Muriel
enberg, Frances Webster, Charlotte
Hammer, Elizabeth Koehler, Dorothy
Elizabeth Bonner, Marie Hagermann
Gertrude Landsmann, Zelda Renek
Margaret Thorne, Martha Farley
Ruby Lee Whitley, Herbert Lands
mann, Helen Neetz. Virginia Cum
mings, Lillian Hardy, Martha Cant
Frieds Pauline Veily, Ethel Hassler
Jane Hughes, Elizabeth Derry, Joseph
Didden, Francis Mitchell and Carol
Meads.
Mrs. Charles Cole wiz present stu.
dents in recital Thursday mornina
at 1880 o'cock In the Takoma Park
Theater. Those appearing on the pro-
gram VIII include Flora and Marian
Mckenzie, Helen Whftmer, Martha and
Kathleen De Haven, Jane Patterson.
Gladys Fielding, Muriel Hoover, Sarah
Gushing, John Tfllotson, George and
BASH Mishtowt, Jane and Betty Belt
EEL, Margaret Hutchinson, Faynetta
Wright, Philip Turner, Dorothy and
Jean Walterholder, Mildred and Ruth
Rogers. Dorothy Rice, Madelaine King
and Ernestine Cordero. ,y
Edith Wallack will sing, as assist
Ing soloist. Medals win be presented
at the conclusion Of the program. The
public Is cordially invited to attend.
Caroline Eggleston Bacon presented
group Of junior students in an In
formal recital at her studio, before
friends. recently. The students made
up their own program from music
which they had studied during the year
picnic In Potomac Park followed.
Those taking part In the recital were
Edith Collins, Evelyn Rickinbacker
Eleanor Gish, Anna Belle Collins, Inilla
Reed, Anna Yates, Edith Kelley, Pau
line G1sh. Eleanor Dawkins, Dorothy
Dyer, Lyndall Golden, Joyce Dawkins.
Helen Adams. Lois Hooper, Jean Har.
den, Ruth knight, Mary Dixon, Harriet
Brundage, Ruth Latin, Evelyn gray.
Leon Briggs, Carl Hanneman and .Jli-
NOR Kelley.
Celia @. Luce viii present a group OF
students IN piano recital Friday night
az O'Clock at the Presbyterian Sun
day School Building, Rhode island ave
nue. and Twenty-second street north
east. Hattie NOEL win assist, giving
several readings.
Students participating include Helen
Banks, Mary Banks, Barbara Baker
Elizabeth Blunner, Marion Cecil, Eliza
beth Ann Fast, James Merrick Hall
Thomas Hall. Frances Helwig, Mae
Higeton, Ruth Hyde, Alice Morgan.
Eleanor Mueller; Buelah Murnan, Dolly
Murnan, Madeline Notter; Jean Rassier
francis Strizzi, Robert Sutton, Wilma
swift and Eileen Thornton.