Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
Spring Recitals
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at the Smith Studios last night
by Rebecca and Penelope TarWater.
These girls made particular hit when
they sang some "cloSe harmony" South
ern songs in the program OF Les Eau
vetteS year ago.
Coming closing events at the studio
include: Art students exhibition, with
reading by Rebecca Tarwater and piano
music by Jane Pendleton, this afternoon;
a rhythmic dance recital, tomorrow at
pm, with readings by Marian Moul-
den and Anna Smith; plays by the
dramatic art class and reading by
jeanne Pendleton, Tuesday night; read
ings by Una Ralph and Bonnie Mae
Ridgley, with piano numbers by Jane
McDougal, Wednesday at pm; song
recital by Bonnie Mae Ridgley, an artist
pupil, at Wardman Park Theater, We'd
neSday, at pm, and the closing re-
cital Thursday at the school at pm.
Other students in Spring recital pro-
grams which have been given are Alex
andra Endsley, Mary Louise Hoyt, Caro-
line Marsh, Margaret Bum and the
members of the ballet class in dance
recital.
The recital program presented by
senior students of the Institute OF
Musical Art Friday evening at the re-
cital hall of the institute was received
enthusiastically by the large audience
assembled.
The outstanding features of the eve
ming were numbers rendered by Glenn
Carow, youthful pupil of B. Frank
Gebest, and Mortimer Davenport, tenor,
pupil of otto T. Simon.
The following also participated In
the presentation of the program: Claire
Philomene Sgueo, Katherine Wells,
Enid Gilluly, Sylvia Shapiro, Flora
Marguerite Clayton. John Russell Ma
son and Stanley Smith.
An interesting recital was held at
the Washington College of Music. Fri
day evening, when Weldon Carter pre-
sented Sara Becker. pianist. and Mar
guerite Carter presented Evelyn Scott,
Violinist in joint recital.
Miss Becker played three groups
which included works by Bach Brahms,
Schumann. Stojowski, Moszowski, Conte,
Cowles and Chopin.
Miss Scott, who was accompanied by
Marjorie Davis. gave two groups, includ-
ing works by Gluck, De Boer, Beethoven,
Freake, Wieniawski. Lehar-Kreisler,
Sauret, Schubert-Elman, and Moussorg-
sky Rachmaninoff.
Both Miss Becker and Miss Scott are
well known in Washington musical cir
Giles, having been heard many times In
recital and on various programs. They
are both members Of the faculty OF
the college.
The fifth annual piano recital by the
pupils Of Prof. j. Colburn Bean was
held at the Pythian Temple Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings last
week.
A program including compositions Of
the old masters was given by the fol-
lowing pupils: Gertrude NARROW, Betty
Gorham, Florence Klock, Evelyn Ma
lone, Sara Peterson, Ada Pasternak,
Rose Deskin, Helen Kientz, Yetta
Cohen, Bernice Rosenberg, Dorothy
Deskin, Lillian Zellan. Audrey Simpson,
Florence Cohen, Leah LovelesS, Sylvia
Lustick, Ruth Rubin, Mary Jones, Bev-
erly Bond, Frances Levin, Doretta
Fannie Goldman, Lillian
Wyville. Elizabeth Adams, Augusta
Jean Wolfe, Laura Carrera,
Marguerite Griffin, Ruth Wallace, Doro-
thy Dayhoff, Florence Everett, Lorraine
Goldberg, Mildred >Jolliffe, Beatrice
Jaffe, June Walker, Mildred Hais,
idilCeS 1UdlohAi, EfSAJIA hioJcS' AAo~
George, Mary A. Hunter, Theresa
Lentini, Mildred Nokes Marion Wool
ard, Mary Davis, Maryruth Smith, Mary
Seaford. Dorothy Drummond, Helen
Nussbaum, Freda Shapiro, Evelyn Baber,
Marion Hayford, Mildred King, Dorothy
Travers, Ruby Fort, Hazel Miller, Ray
King, Joseph Dudley, Norman Kanof,
Paul Shapiro, Norman Miller, Leon
Goldman. Russell Kendrick, Charles
Peterson, Walter Everett, Ernest Acker,
Walter Hughes, Alvin Goldberg and
Willet DENT.
A certificate in harmony and medal
was presented to Miss Evelyn Baber.
Rev. DR.. Alfred E. Barrows, pastor OF
the Eastern Presbyterian Church, gave
q short talk on Music"
Frances Gutelius announces the fol-
lowing dates for recitals at her studios,
2 Dupont Circle: Tuesday at pm,
Betsy Lane Quinlan, reader, as assisting
artist, with Lourdes Altman, Clara
Boiling, Ted Crum, Billy Dexter, Mar
jorie Hathaway, Geraldine Kelly,
Kathryn Latimer, Margaret Marie
O'Meara, Rosario Picazo, Virginia
Shankland and Walter D. Swank
Saturday at pm, Cronelia Hardness,
soprano, with Miss Gutelius at the
plano; assisting, Nancy Drummer, Mar
garet O'Meara, Kathryn Latimer, Vir-
ginia Shankland, Ted Crum, Billy
Dexter and Walter Swank. Monday
afternoon at $3.50, May 81, music his
tory summary and program by children
TO IL years old, assisted by Mary Ware
Goldman, who has conducted this class;
Edna Moreland, soprano, and Miss
Gutelius That night at 8, Kathryn
Latimer, assisted by May H. Latimer,
soprano, with Miss Gutelius at the
piano. May 20 at 8:15 pm, Rosario
Picazo, pianist, and Ernesto Vallejo,
vtolinist, with Nation Boyce, accom-
PIANIST in artist recital