Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
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st. Agnes Episcopal School for Girls in
Braddock Heights, Alexandria, Tuesday
afternoon.
Edwin and Jewel Bethany Hughes,
New York pianistS, who made tour OF
the South In two-piano and solo recitals
in April, have been engaged as soloistS
with the Philharmonic Orchestra In Ha-
vana, Cuba, May IS, and for q two
piano recital in Havana May 20. Mr..
and Mrs. Hughes will play the Mozart
double concerto for two pianos with the
Philharmonic Orchestra, and Mr..
Hughes will also appear in o group Of
solo numbers on this program.
Edwin Hughes, whose birthplace Is
Washington, D. c., has made an inter-
national reputation for himself as
pianist, teacher, editor Of important
Giles on musical subjects which have
appeared in American and European
publications. He was for six seasons one
of the principal members Of the faculty
of the Institute of Musical Art of New
York and is the teacher of many well
known concert pianistS. A leading pub
fishing house of New York has just is
sued complete list of the editions OF
Edwin Hughes published by that firm.
The list Is a remarkable one, both in
its extent and on account OF the i'm
braces. Among these may be noted
1.-THE Well Tempered Clavichord" of
Bach and many other Bach works.
Edwin Hughes will hold his four
tenth annual Summer master class for
pianists in New York this year.
Sundays vesper at the Universalist
National Memorial Church, Sixteenth
and S streets, will present at the 4:30
of Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, in recital, with Jessie Masters,
contralto soloist of the Universalist
Church Choir, as assisting artist. Miss
Masters will sing "A Song Of Peni-
tence," by Beethoven, accompanied by
DR.. Albert w. Harmed.
Mr.. Shure will play "Larghetto,"
from the second symphony (Beethoven) +:
Dreams" (Stoughton); Twill o. the
Wisp" (Nevin), and after Miss Masters
solo three of his own works, I'm the
Garden Of Gethsemane," Peace of
God" and Wilderness March," closing
his recital with the introduction to act
3 of "Lohengrin" (Wagner).
At the morning service, at II o'clock,
two anthems will be sung, Light Eter-
nal" by BuzZi Peccia, and THE Silent
Sea-" by Neidlinger, with incidental
solo by Irene Koehl, soprano.
The Lovette Choral Club will sing at
the All States ball, to be held at the
Willard Hotel May is, by the All States
Officers Association, composed Of the
officers of the "a State societies in
Washington.
Last Monday night the club members
were entertained by Anita Schade al
her home, 1929 Rhode Island avenue.
Gertrude Dyre Of the Washington
College of Music presented a group OF
young people in a piano recital at the
college April "a.
Those appearing were Anne Albert
son, Oritha Frost, Betty Reed, Law
renee Phelps, Frank Etzler, Marjorie
Hall, Mildred Simons, Alice Marie Had
ley, Jackie Coping, Phyllis Boylen
Louise Spylman, Betty Hanm, Virgins
Vowel, Ruth Sager, Doris Vowel
Marcia Nelson, Peggy Furlow, Heller
Fur, Helen Pratt and Charlotte Ander-
son.
-Four members Of the faculty Of the
college-Sara Becker, Tamara Dmitrief
and Isabel Squibb, pianists. and Ethel
Hicks, violinist-presented pupils in re-
cital last Sunday afternoon at the col
lege. Those taking part were Pauline
Leatherwood. Evelyn williams, Grace
Powell, Edith Donovan, Sara Creeden
Frances Harris, Grace Lester, Harry e
slime, Julian Rodriguez, Bella fash
Frances Wolf and Frances Dowden.
Ethel Hicks played the accompani-
ments for the violin numbers.