Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-29
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~ present Donna Maxine Snavely,
~ assisted BY Octavia Marshall,
a IN a program Of piano music

| MI present Donna Maxine Snavely,
| wv assisted By Octavia Marshall,
4 4 in q program of piano music
this afternoon from to Z
o'clock In her new studio, 1921 Thirty
fifth street northwest.
The members of the Spurron Clut
will give program of piano selections
| under the direction of Marie Howe
| Spur, at the Women's City Club, %
jackson place northwest, at pm. to-
morrow. Certificates, honors and medals
will be awarded at the end of the pro-
gram.
Those participating will include: Har-
riet Weller, Frances Fisher, Ellen Eliza
beth Common, Evelyn Brumbaugh,
Frances Ferguson, jeanette Leipziger,
Leonard Dordan, Everett Ward, Virginia
Bowman, Mary Louise Hoyt, Nan Full
ton, Leila Bell Foster and Dorothy Tai
bolt.
Margaret M. Slattery entertained her
students at her studio wednesday night.
A rehearsal of the program which was
given the following night was held.
There were solos, duets and orchestral
numbers. Students present were Mary
Adele Baden Tom Baden, Rose Green,
Robert Murphy. Lucy Rinaldi, Anna
Rinaldi, Marion Mahoney, James Baden,
Willie May Connick, John Sisk, Jennie
J Melee, Helen Cooper, Helen Simon,
Regina SINH, Mary Cassidy, Jack Muir
ply, Mary Melice, Theresa Melice, Leon
Bick, Charles Herndon, jr.; Worth Lyer-
ly and Cecilia Dean.
savorla Griest presented a group of
vocal and piano students in recital
Thursday night at her residence studio.
The program was rendered in an in
teresting manner, and was received en-
Enthusiastically by large gathering of
friends. All numbers were given from
memory. Additional features of the eve
ming were ballet dance by Fay Elaine
Solomon and readings by Rachel Mer-
rift. MIR. Griest gave group Of songs.
Students participating included:
Clarerice Adams. Joyce Cafferty, Kath
leen Pearce, Betty Kirkman, Jean
Swami, Robert Nelson, Clifton Barrett,
Joseph West, Beverly Tydings, Marga-
ret Meme, Ruth CreaEger, Rachel Mer-
rift, Holda Ball, Mary Elizabeth Tinsley
and Winifred Smith.
. Junior students of the Master School
Of the Piano, Grace G. Gilchrest, di-
rector; Gustav Weckel as assistant di-
rector, will appear in a piano recital at
the Masonic Auditorium tomorrow at
8:15 pm.
Those taking part will include:
Frances and America Pittiglio, Shirley
Greenberg, Betty Jane Cassidy. Mar
garet Halls, Hannah Stem, Resale
Lucy Higgins, Helen Garfinkle, Fay
Greenberg, Blanche Seigle, Berenice
Stein, Antoinette Klesner, winston
Payne, Fannye Kressin, Josephine Ber-
tolini, Barbara Rudolph, Dorothy Bra
NOV, Anna Rachlin, Mollye Herson, Ar
lene Schoenberg. Adele Nicholson. Hilda
Siegel, John Brennan, Doris Klesner
and Catherine Coulon.
Mary r. Folta presented the follow
ing pupils in piano recital Saturday
afternoon, June 81: Hazel Ann Gan
non, Marilyn Klosky, Margaret NJ
Brennan, Emery Lischka, Rosilyn Klos-
ky, Emma X. Bornfnailn, w. Edward
Cannon. jr.; George Esputa Bentley,
John M. Mcmahon, Catherine Doran,
Mary Virginia Mcmahon. Maurice P.
Doran and Columbus Facchina.
Amelia NJ. Olmsted presented stu
dents in piano recitals at the Avalon
Theater Tuesday, Thursday and last
night, the programs beginning at 8:15
o'clock Violin and cello numbers were
given by the assisting soloists, Gracella
Hobley, Jean Westbrook and F1ournoy
Olmsted, violinists, and Hugo Olmsted,
violoncellist.
Young pianists participating included
Susan Griesemer Carolyn Upp Alice
Heider, Betty Kelley, Margaret O'Con-
nor, Jerry GrieSemer, Edna Carr, Mary
Frances O'Connor, Mary Goldberger,
Jean Wolfe, Betty T'ieser. Dorothy Hob
ley, Burley Martin, Helen Cox, Marjory
Cakes, William Potter, Elizabeth Shield,
Kenneth Frisioie BENJAMIN Pntter John
Judge and Frederic Leonard.
Piano and expression students of Mrs
Albert Manly gave a recital Saturday
afternoon at the studio on Albemarle
street. Winifred Michaelson was guest
artist and played piano solo. as we'll
as accompanying Mrs. Manly in several
selections played on Prof. Teremins
instrument, known as the ether-wave
instrument.
An enthusiastic audience attended
the student recital presented by Mabel
Linton Williams in her piano studio, as