Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-29
STUDENT RECITALS

sisted by Evelyn Dent Boyer, contralto.
and Floyd williams, tgrcr. A feature
was Miss Boyer's singing of a tradition
81 group Of Welsh songs in the Welsh
tongue. Mr.. Williams sang several
numbers which he is to be shown
shortly singing in a talkie release, as
well as other selections. Rev. e. L.
FORD, director of religious education of
FOUNDRY M. e. Church, gave a brief talk
on music and presented medals to Mil
dred Chaplin, Carolyn Smell and Mary
Agnes Young for marked improvement,
and TO Grace Fabbutt for sight reading.
Other students participating included
Dorothy Hawkins, Calvin Linton, Eliza
beth Clary and Mrs. Duff Lewis.
The junior pupils of Pearl Waugh and
associate teachers-Helen harrington,
Lillian Harmon Burke and jeanette
Howard-gave recital at Miss Waugh's
studio last Saturday night.
First year pupils presented were:
Peggy Spain, John Chandler, Mary de
Marlowe, Helena NASH David Pitcher,
Eleanor Barton and Ellen Tall; second
year pupils, Belmont Farley, Mabel
Howard, Frances Hospital, Jean Sim
mons and Betty Roderick; third year
pupils, Marie Blanlent Elizabeth
Howard and Eleanor Hill
In addition to solo selections, there
also were duets in which some of the
teachers participated with their stu
dents. Robert Simmons played a cornet
solo accompanied by Jean Simmons.
Lillian Harmon Burke presented stu
dents in piano recital June 10 at her
studio. Assisting were Mrs. Clarence
Bruce, reader, and Alice Neal, contralto.
Students participating were: Peggy
Spain, Ellen Cooper, John Chandler.
Rita Fellers. Belmont Farley. Dorothy
Haislip, Mabel Howard, Betty Jane
Roderick and Elizabeth Howard.
Kathryn Harrison Arthur presented
students in a piano recital at Mount
Vernon Place Church last Monday
night.
Those taking part were: Edna Mae
Bonner, Alice VeIy, Edith Warsaw,
William Bonner, Eleanor Hasermann
Muriel and Winifred Combs, Helen
Elaine Booth, Stella Harrison, Marie
Hagermann, Elizabeth Koehier. Billie
Kellum, Zelda Reznek. Gertrude Lands
man, Charlotte and Maxine Hammer,
Dorothy Bonner, Elsie Smith, Frieda
Veny, Beatrice Warsaw, Herbert Lands
man, Marguerite Franklin. MARY
Frances Perry, Helen Neetz, Elizabeth
owens, Lillian Hardy. Martha Cant
Ethel Hassler, Jane Hughes, Virginia
Cummings, Francis Mitchell and Flor
ence Cockerille.
Helen Miller presented three students
In recital June 10 at 1885 Eighteenth
street northwest. The children were
field AND Ellen Cook. Elizabeth PLAYED
works by Bach, Beethoven, Grieg,
Schlieder and Granger. Marion played
a Bach gavotte arranged by Saint
Saens and works by Mozart, Chopin
and Godowsky. Ellen played works bv
Bach Beethoven, Chopin, Schubert and
Mcdowell
The Nighthawk Orchestra of Wash
iington is providing the music for dane
ing at North Beach, Md, this season.
For several seasons the orchestra has
played Tor sorority and fraternity
dances in and around Washington
The boys all are Washingtonians.
Mrs. Charles Glenn Wells and Mrs
Millard Lewis Kenestrick presented
students in piano recital at the Cleve-
land Park Congregational Church June
20. Gerson Nordlinger, one of the
students, played Waltz in E Minor
which was his own composition. 1t was
very warmly received.
Others who took part in the program
included Helen Brylawski, Joseph Wells,
Ruth Hohberger, Marjorie Fakes, Ar
dene and Eleanor Moreland, Sylvia
Wells, Margaret Osborn, Frances Os-
born, Doris Hohberger, Flora Blumen-
thai, Gladys Murrell, Claude Lea Point
ner, Mollie Schwartz, Charles Wells,
Carol Morrison Smith, Nancy Jane Will
son, William David Nye, Mary Jane
Sterling, Marian Ostermayer and Mary
Tarbelle Kenestrick