Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14


r. tngton, is sailing Wednesday to spend
the Summer in Europe, accompanied
by Beatrice Coles, formerly Of the AL
bertha Rasch dancers, who directs the
tap dancing in Miss GARDENERS studio
here. They win go to Spain and will also see
the Cambodian Ballet at the International
Colonial Exposition in Paris.
A piano recital by the pupils Of Wilma Ben
ton McDevitt will be given tomorrow evening
at O'Clock at the Arts Club Auditorium.
"The Creation" Joseph Haydens famous
oratorio, will be sung tonight at o'clock by .
chorus choir of As voices at Hamline Methodist
Episcopal Church, Sixteenth street and Allison.
The three soloists will include John H. Marville,
bass, who Is also director of the choir; Ethel
StickleS, soprano and George Myers tenor
Soloist of the Eighth Street Temple. The &C
compartment for the organ has been arranged
and will be played by Edith B. Athey, promi-
nent local organist.
George F. Schimmel tenor, was soloist at
the wedding of Miss Eula Adkins and Mr..
Clarence Betz last Sunday at Calvary Baptist
Church. MT. Schimmel also sang recently at q
musicale given by Mrs Edward D. Hall, and
was guest soloist at the services for the Vista
ton alurnnae at the Visitation Monastery in
Bethesda, Md
The Institute of Musical Art presented 20
OF their junior students last Saturday evening
in a recital program consisting of piano. violin
and flute numbers. The following pupils took
part: Beth Hales, Peggy Wright William Nc
Cain, Mary Elizabeth Rasmussen, Margaret
Lindsay, Kathryn Mickey, Kenneth Peck, Janet
Juve, Virginia Sinner, Louis Gutenberg, jr..
Mary Helen Cook, Shirley Lewis. Eleanor Yo-
KUN, Emily Bayly, Victoria Kuhn, Dolly MUIR
nan and Richard Won Bernewitz.
Warren F. johnson will give an organ recital
at the Church of the Pilgrims at 7:S0 o'clock
this evening. He win play Finale" Ernest
Douglas; "Fugue and Chorale," Arthur Honeg-
ger and "Marche" by Augustin Barrie.
recital viii be given by Mrs Hamilton-
Wclfs's junior pupils, Friday, June 10, at $40
pm. at the Sherwood Sunday School Hall,
Twenty-second street northeast (near Rhode
Island avenue) The following pupils win take
part: Dorothy Snyder. Elizabeth CasteIl Donald
Robbins. Frances Papageorge, Adelaide Efantes,
Mildred Stimmel, Jane Gordon, Myrtle Watson,
Miriam Simpson woodrow Long, Anna C. Beck,
Lois Van Wagonen, Helen Bladt and Dorothy
Bladt.
Howard Moore presented Virginia Worsely,
soprano. assisted by Esther Spier, pianist in
recital last Thursday evening at Mrs. Myra
MacCathran Myers studio
Mrs. Howard Blandy, accompanist of the
Chaminade Glee Club, will act as hostess to-
morrow evening when the Spring business meet.
ing OF the club will be held. After the meeting
there will be a social hour for the club and .
few invited guests.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter presented Doris
Shupp in piano recital last Friday, assisted
by Grace Mooney Richards, soprano. and John
H. Duffy, tenor.
Erbin G. Thomas. bass baritone, Of London.
England viii present q program of selections
from Handel and Mendelssohn oratorios this
evening at GAS o'clock over wNdAL. Also Tea.
tured on the program VIII be Elizabeth Card
ner CoombS
: Margaret NJ Slatterys pupils win appear In
recital this Thursday evening. Those taking
part viii include Mary Baden, Tom Baden:
Lee Suit, Ethel Rinaldi, Anna Rinaldi, Rose
Green, Alice Vanderwalker, John Sisk, Margaret
Yeeger. James Baden, Mary Melice, Jean Gou-
lart, Betty Bray, Elsie Ward, Robert Murphy.
Lucy Rinaidi, Esther Clifton, Majorie Lannigsns
Marion Mahoney, Willie Bay Connick, Helen
Cooper, Helen Simon, Edna Branson and others.