Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-22

taken.
Students who viii play are. Helen
Banks, Elizabeth Blumer, Marion Cecil,
Nellie Clark, Betty Clarke, Betty Ann
Fass, James Merrick Hall, ThomaA Hall,
Mae Higdon. Ruth Hyde, Louise Marsh.
Alice Morgan, Beulah Thurman, Dolly
Murnan, Helen Myers, William Spanton,
Ruth Stowell, Billy Sutton, Robert Bu.-
ton, Gwendolyn Sutton. Wilma SEift,
Eileen Thornton and Elizabeth VeFnnll-
lion.
The June recital by pupils OF MRS.
Albert N. Jones was given in the teach
er's studio Friday evening. Compositions
by Bach. Chopin, List. Beethoven, Mac
Dowell and Mozart were played by Mar
win Fewell, Mary Moore EVELYN Sha-
han, Alice Manning. Sylvia Combs, Mary
Dunn, Catherine Cronenburg, Martin
Braver, Catherine Church. Helen Espey
Frank Espey, Wilhelmina Cronerfberg,
Helen Gallagher, Richard Peck, Robert
Farr, Marion Gallagher, Dorothy ME-
domanski, Robert Hurley, Beth King,
June Mehlfelt, Margaret Rice, Gwen
dolyn Magill, Jane Winklehaus Ger
trude Grant, Lula Lippard and Murrell
Lank.
Wilhelmina Cronenberg and Jane
Winklehaus received the gold harp
honor medal, presented by the Rev.
Robert Wood. Gwendolyn Magill, Nil
dred Callan and Margaret Rice received
the sunburst gold medal for general
improvement, presented by Mrs. Mabel
WinklehauS and ]. L. Carr.
Mary GaStrock, q teacher of piano
at the Washington College of Music,
presented group Of students in a re-
cital Friday evening, June 10, at Doug
las M. E. Church.
Flora Clayton, violinist. assisted in
| the recital.
The students playing were: Louise
Whitney, Lois Martin, Grace Martin
Grace Louise Elliott. Maurice Rawlings
Wilbur Rawlings, Kenneth KinseilaN
and Charles Gastrock.
Efae A. Collamore presented her pu-
pills in annual recital Friday evening
at the Wallace Memorial United Presby-
| terrain Church.
The following took part: Elaine
OFlaherty. Frances Rives, Mildred
Friedman, Marie Fowle Mary Hamilton.
Frances Davis, Dorothy Snyder, Grace
|. Waldecker. Helen Kinks, June PiRman
Dorothy Karmel. Vivian Smith, Mary
Lois Rice, Bessie Buchanan, Janet
Fisher, Amelia Robinson, Eugene Allen
Kathryn Magdeburger, Joe Conner. Dor.
othy Schaeffer, Mildred Shackelford,
Ruth Edith Buchanan, Bernics HEX
man, Elizabeth Holcer and Jessie
| Becker.
The class is organized under the name
B Sharp Club" with the following Of
f1cers: President. Amelia Robinson;
vice president, Elizabeth Holcer: secre-
tary, Mary Lois Rice; treasurer, Mar
Hamilton, and sergeant at arms,
Frances Rives.
Frances Gutelius has issued cards fol
| individual pairs Of piano recitals BY
Margaret Marie O'Meara and waiter
Drummond Swank. wednesday at
pm; Barbara Boiling and Janet
OLeary, Friday at 4 pm, and HARLAN
Meyer and Margaret Yanagita, Monday,
June 80, at 8 pm.
Dupont Circle Studios, and Miss Cute
Illus will mail cards upon request to in
terested friends Of music.
Edwin Moore presented a group OF
piano pupils and the Epworth Male
Quartet In Joint recital Tuesday eve.
ming at the studio, 1925 @ street north.
west
Pupils taking part included Samuel
Goodson, Jeanne Baade, Patricia Beat.
tie. Barbara Sweet, Margery League
and Dorothy Dodge.
The Epworth Male Quartet, composed
Of George w. Goodwin, first tenor; Ben
d. Thomson, second tenor; Paul r
Fox, first bass, and w. Cameron Bur,
ton. second bass, sang the lone Hun,
dred and Twenty-first Psalm" by La
Forge; Souls of the Righteous" By
Noble; "Heav'n, Heav'n," a Negro spir-
itual, arranged by Burleigh; Dearest
Farewell" German folk song, ar.
ranged by Jungst; "Volga BoatmenI
Song" a Russian folk song, arranged
by Page, and Gently, Johnny" an
English folk song, arranged by Bing'
ham.
Laurette Marks Hullings presented
students in a piano recital at Barker
Hall June IA, assisted by Sara Berglins
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