Evening star., 1930-06-15

IN interesting feature of the vocal
q recital by the pupils Of Otto T.
Simon, to be given at the Institute OF
Musical Art, S3l Eighteenth street, Fri
day evening. 8 o'clock, will be q mixed
quartet of students under 20 years Of
age-Sylvia Koshelevsky, soprano; Mar
garet Gilligan, contralto; Carson Frailey,
tenor, and Dewitt Feeser, bass. As Mr..
Frailey and Mr. FeeSer both leave in
September for college work in other
cities, it will be the only presentation
OF this quartet
Other students who will take part in
the program in songs. arias and duets
are Rose Bright, Louise CogSwell, Mar
garet Franklin, Edna Jones, Mary
O'Donoghue, Lena Paris, Arthur Par
sons, Glare Jean Speaker and Mary r.
Turner.
The composers to be represented are
CaCcini, Handel, Haydn. Mozart, Schu-
bert. Mendelssohn, Thomas, Donizetti,
Rossi, Delibes and Ponchielli. The pub
lie is invited.
Pearl Waugh presented Lillian Har-
mon Burke in piano recital at her
studio June 7. A brilliant pianist and
teacher of young students who were
presented in the programs of the Junior
Federation of Music Clubs recital re-
Gently, Mrs. Burke herself specialized
in this program in modern numbers
seldom played and sympathetically
performed. She played "Melodie in
Major" by Rachmaninoff; "Lumineuse
F'ountaine,' by Bortkiewicz; "Mazurka
in F Sharp Minor; Bells of Anacapri, '
and Prelude" from Suite Pour lie Piano u
all by Debussy. The first half Of her
program was devoted to works of the
old masters-Chopin, Beethoven, Liszt
and Schumann.
Lucy M Boyer presented students in
piano recital at the Women's City
CLUB Friday night.
Those on the program We're: Alice
Canter, Jean Daugherty, Mildred
Doerner, Helen and Anas Agrafiotis
Webster Adams, Martha Ludwig, Grace
and Bennie Contristan, Elenors
Schweitzer Elise Fisher, Margaret
Lustig, Blanche Locke, Leonora Raboy
1rma and Rita Hallorsn, Josephine
Merelman, De Witt Thorne, Carolyn,
Feller, Frances Bretler, Mildred Brody
Ruby Shoofal, Edith Palfrey, Dori!
Mandley, Bernice Willet, Raymond Oar,
and Margaret Clore.
Mildred Mullikin presented student!
! in a recital at her home YESTERDAY
afternoon.
Those taking part were Janet Barnes
Mary Brawn, Helen Conard, France!
Donovan, Helen Foley, Olive Harris
Richard Hollander, Martha ByrC
Kemon, Frances Linthicum, Virgini;
Linthicum. Irma Norwood Eleano
OShaughnessey, Margaret Phillips
Ruth Ellen Platt Alice Louise Price
Jean Sartwell and Mary Sartwell.
Mrs. Charles Glenn Wells, assisted b,
Mrs. Millard Lewis Kenestrick, viii
present a group Of students in a piano
recital at the Cleveland Park Congre
gational Church Friday at 8:15 pm.
All who are interested are invited Il
attend.
Mrs. Routt johnson Manning viii
present students in an hour Of music,
piano music, at the Mount Pleasan
Congregational Church tomorrow a
7:45 pm.
Those participating will include Clarl
Hawkins, Barbara Thai Barbara Culley
Harry Borjes, Mary Ann Somervell
Judith de Lima, Darragh Nagle, Con.
stance Russell, Casson Crittenden
Amanda Chitum and Maxine Duvel.
An invitation Is extended to all who
are interested.
Daisy Fickenscher teacher of violin
violoncello and piano, will present hel
advance ensemble class in a recital a.
Pierce Hall, All Souls Church Sixteenth
and Harvard streets northwest, Thurs.
day at BIS pm. Trios, quartets anC
uuintets will be included in the program
featuring works by Sibelius, Debussy