Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-10
GIRLS To COMPETE
IN SONG CONTEST
Eight Hundred viii Get 0p-
portunity in Y. W. C. A.
Event Tomorrow.

Competing in the second annual folk
song contest of the Young Women'S
Christian Association, 300 girls selected
from 20 local Girl Reserve clubs and
one in Alexandria, Va, will sing tonor-
row afternoon in Barker Hall, Seven
teenth and K streets
Three songs will be sung by each
group and the winning club will be
featured at all three performances Of
Cinderella" bv the Girl Reserves, on
Friday and Saturday, appearing IN
their contest songs between acts of the
operetta. The clubs which will enter
the competition tomorro winclude Girl
Reserve clubs from Columbia Junior
High, Hine, Jefferson, Langley, Macfar-
land, Powell, Stuart and Gordon,
George Mason, Junior High School from
Potomac. Va, and the Dennison Voca-
tional School.
Judges Are Named.
The group of judges includes Mrs.
Joseph M. Stoddard, president of the
District of Columbia Federation Of
Music Clubs; Miss Clara Burroughs of
the music department of the District
of Columbia public schools; Mrs.
mittee of the Young Women'S Christian
Association; Miss Alice Edwards and
Miss Emily White, a member of the
girl reserve committee.
The cast of players to appear in the
three performances of Cinderella" will
include 116 girls from various sections
of the city. In addition to those play
ing the principal parts the choruses of
the operetta will include Girl Reserves
representing the senior high schools.
Representatives of Schools.
Girls selected to represent the senior
high schools from Central are Elizabeth
Acher, Betty Alexander Gloria Davis,
Dale Havener, Eileen Hays, Betty
Jacobs, Lorida Jensen, Gertrude Kluge,
Ethel Quinsenberry, Helen Sellers, Mar
garet Speir, Lois Spencer, Charlotte
Topper and Mary Lesta Wakeman.
From Mckinley High School Agnes
Adamson, Jean Carnaham. Hazel Far
row, Mildred Floto, Isabel Martin, Ruth
Nails, Aleda Newell, Esther Rauch
Jeannette Smithkamp. Margaret Sire
walt. Gwinette Willis and Kinkead
Young; from Western High School, Elsie
Barber, Anita Clark, Grace Hail. Doro-
thy Harper, Charlotte Hobbs, Julia
Kelley Louise McKirdy, Beatrice Mullen,
Evelyn Padgett, Virginia Robey, Meta
Scantlin, Mary Sheldon, Louise Shoe
maker and Jane Utgard.
From Eastern High School, Madeleine
Duncan, Marjorie Fuller, Jane Hughes,
Elizabeth Hunter. Mary Jane Milford,
Virginia Reich, Mary Louise Robbins,
Janet Walther; from Business High
School, Anne Baker, Florence Barnes,
Helen Freshman, Rosa Fleishman, Mar
guerite Fowler, Ruth Goodwin. Frances
Moore, Sally Ross, Marian Woodend,
Marba Woolhiser; from Interhigh
schools, Margaret Craig, Teresa Di
Francesca, Eleanor FelSer, Elizabeth
Findlay, Katherine Hayes, Norma
Houghton, Mary MacWililams, Sarah
McElroy, Ruth NordStrom, Betty Brun-
dage, Pauline Chadwick, Ruth Ferguson,
Alice Harris, Margaret Hedgecock
Dorothy Seaton, Helen Shackleford,
That's Spencer, Frieda Thume; from the
grade schools, Betty Barker, Virginia
Eoyd, Marie Byrne,s Jacqueline Church.
i'll. Gertrude Eichner. Muriel Fowler,
Winifred Frame, Violet Goebel, Joy
Fulsizer, Marguerite Kliegel, Mary
Koch, Rachel Moorefield, Suzanne
Morse. Constance Smith and Catherine
Strong.