Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-08
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mann, Brahms. List, Chopin, Grieg,
Mcdowell Reinhold, ScharWenka, Pol
DIM, Schultz, Iljinsky and Schytte will
be played by Olive Richard, Mary An
nette Mulligan, Eunice Smith, Nancy
Glover, Charles Glover. Bertha Miller,
Anna Miller, Jean RaSsier. Lucy Frank,
Jacqueline Churchill, Chester Morrill,,
Rachel Clarke, Julia Fischer, Eleanor
Callan Craun, Helene Finnacom, Hugh
Warren, Virginia Shull. Phila Belle
Burk, Margaret Venable and Jessie
Blaisdell.
La Sale Spier will present Jacqueline
Churchill and Chester Morrill,, aged 10
and IS, respectively, in individual re-
citals at the University Women's Club,
1884 I street northwest, Saturday eve
ming at 8:15. All those interested in
musical education are cordially invited
to be present
The program will include:
MISS CHURCHILL.
. "Prslude and J, Fughett.a, Minor" Bach
Aefao o anda 4 no. allegro ASA Beethoven
Morning Mood, solvejEs Song tfrom Peer
tS Gyni sulse Greg
Concerto, D Major Mozs ri
Allegretto third movement
Mr ca FEST r i MoRe1 Piano'
"5reln de-, AND Enshetta' Major" Bach
"impromptG Or. 90, No. 4. sc h1bert
I2f a spnS from T Wood WsseEy n
Concerto B Flat Major Beethoven
-fr spier at the second piano.
Dorothy Russell Todd will present
students in a piano recital Friday at
Gunton--emple Presbyterian Church,
Monroe and Sixteenth streets northwest,
at SIS pm. Assisting soloists will be
Helen LIE Fevre Lyon, violinist, and
Joanna Best Russell, soprano.
Students participating include Mar
garet Russell, Ruth Hid, Jimmy Pax
ton, Eleanor Callbeck, Helen Hounsom,
Mary Doris Wilkinson, Francis Garrett,
Catherine Duvall, Marion Talbert and
Barbara Moore.
Gertrude Smallwood Mockbee pre-
sented students in her eleventh annual
piano recital at Gunton-Temple Pres
byterian Church last night.
Those participating included: Soloists,
Frances keyser, Irwin Steele and Mrs
Mockbee; those playing in duets, Mar
garet Ann Bopp, Marjorie Pitt, Fred
erick Pitt, RoSalyn Buchanan, Evans
Buchanan, Norma Cummiford, Emily
Kinsman, Mozelle johnson, Marjorie
Wine, Thelma hardwood, Violet Kar-
chem, Norma Curtis, Mary Wright, Lois
Ernest, Mary Scott, Cecilia Cats, Dor
othy Karchem, Peggy Mcmillan, Helen
Alden and Frances Robinson.
The assisting soloist was Leonard
Davis, baritone, who sang two groups
Of songs.
Marie Howe Spur will present Dor
othy Graham Talbot in a piano re-
cital Saturday at pm. at her studio,
1917 New York avenue northwest. Music
lovers are cordially invited.
Miss Talbot will be assisted by Clar-
ence Ruebsam, a reader who specializes
in Shakespeare.
The young pianist will play prelude
and Fugue in B Flat Major" Bach;
Sonata in D Minor" Beethoven; three
preludeS, nocturne and a scherzo by
Chopin. Grieg's Concerto in A Minor, -
with Mrs Spur at the second piano
for the orchestral part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Potter present
their pupils in June festival concert
Tuesday night at o'clock at the Call
vary Methodist Church, Columbia road
near Fifteenth street northwest.
There will be piano, organ and vocal
solos and ensemble piano and organ Sc
lections. Cello obbligatos and solos will
be played by Louis Potter, jr.
The public is cordially invited.
Those participating will be Catherine
Williams, Robert Mccullough, Evelyn
Traynam, Virginia Shankland, Anna g.
Paul, Clara Bowers. Virginia Plugge,
Theodor Morgan, John Wells, Wesley
Parish, Roberta Harstin, Ruth Thomas,
Blaine Cornwell, Miriam Rivers and
Mrs. Ida Moore.