Evening star., 1932-06-26

IN a mOSlCal6 laSJ. 1uu SdoJ
1 Y L afternoon at the American
Association of University
women's Club. Those participating
were Marion Brinkerhoff, Eleanor
Psuphen. sue Ann Dietz, Jane Pagan,
Corinne Yetter. Doris Green, Catherine
Snenpler. Helen Amourri, Adele
Tehaan. Louise Michael, Carrie Neam,
Melvin Weaver Carrico, Charles Lusoy,
Charles Engelhardt, Robert LuSoy'
Henery Engelhardt and Walter Enge4-
hardt.
The Charninade Glee Club, Esther
I,inkins. director, held its business
meeting last Monday at the Y. W. Q; a
Members elected to offices were as 1ol-
lows: President, Evelyn Willlams;
frst vice president. Miriam Abel" sec
ond vice president, Mrs. j. Walter SAFE
secretarv Mary Fowler; treasurer,
Ern1inio Leonardo; librarian, Mrs. Vlo-
LET Ieatherman; assistant librarian,
Gertrude Karst; publicity chairman
peggy Rogers, and team leaders, Mil
dred Meyers, Mrs. Margaret SnyoeI
and Mrs. Edith Allen. Mrs. Howard
Blandy will continue to act as accom-
panist for the club.
Junior pupils of Amy c. Young were
heard in a piano recital at the NinCn
street Christian Church lasS frloay
evening. Those taking part were
Bernice Tolstoi, Jeanette Felonan'
Constance Feldnan, Florence Io!stol'
Robert Harbaugh, Williebelle Revere,
NTarraret Revere, Sophie Pollock, Gene
Yadkowski and Sylvia Tolstoi. Dave
Weimer, tenor, vas guest soloist.
The students of Madeleine Aughln-
baugh. assisted by Rose Polio Jarman'
well known radio and concert artlst;
were presented in their fftn annual
,niano recital at Pierce Hall wednesday
and THURSDAY nights. Over 10 pupils
took part in these two recitals.
rns runils of Mary Park Clements
entertained their parents ana 1Iru,iIsS 1rle.IoS
at an informal musicale last 1huIs-
dav evening at the studio, 1871 Con-
Tectic1lt avenue. Those taking part
1rera Solomon Albert, Paul BorneC'
chester Burgess, Barbara Harris, Maoee
II Kennedv. Daniel Knowlton, Mur-
rav r. I,itnnan, Edward Persons, Syo-
nev Salus. Constance Ellen Iy1er, ac-
-oy,nanists were Mrs. Burgess, BarpaIA
porpet and Nancy Compton, ana as
sjsting we're Florentine Boarman, JACK
Rosey pupils of Josef Kaspar, anu
FLORENCE Litman in recitauonS'
ran,il1e Allensworth gave a demon
.+ratio1 recently of the work done IN
+ts Takorna. branch of her cnlldren
,11,1sin studio. Certificates OF graoua-
+ic-, we're awarded Bernice Jones, jean
M, ,+noan Glenna Irene Potts ano
Nssria Pittenger. Others taking part
IN the program included Mary ann
Aitchiso1T Gertrude Busby, Clara Clark
Tanoas clark. Maxwell Galloway, Juha
Ssihson Mary Greene, Martha JeSte-,
Pnth hammond, Eileen Mills, Mildred
Mills Frank stone. Beverley Snan'
Marion Saunders, David Saunders MAI
iorie Whitney and Mary Whitney; MISS
Rebecca. Chandler assists MISS Aliens
worth.
Warren F. johnson will play the
following organ music at the Church
of the Pilgrims at 7:3O O'Clock Inns
evenirg. symphonic chorale, % Blde
with Us" (Karg- -Elert), and Sortle
(Messe BaSse), by Louis Verne
The 1ovette Choral Club will fur
nish the vocal music Tor the Washing .lo
+on Fourth of July celebration at the
SYLVAN 7heater. Pupils from the Low
cite Studios will also assist with the
song program in connection with the
tableaux depicting pages from WASH
ington's diary next WEDNESDAY hlsh'
at st. Columba's Church.
Edith J. MacCaYtee Of St Johns
Lodge. No 18, order OF the eastern
Star, will present program OF music
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Homes
Wednesday evening, assisted oy Freo-
erick Gross, tenor, and Norma Black,
orHnrnnnnlH0 DIV MIS-.
Marie Wells.
A u.ano recital by pupils of Dorothy
McCauley Marr was given Friday eve
ming at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School. These taking part IN
cluded Robert McChesney, Quida Shot-
well Jean Rorer. Jane Hunslnger
Gloria McCawley, Jane Irving, Frances
Chisoln. Alice Perry, Margaret Wei
rison. Iaurette Hullings, Rene Grin
nell Janet Young. Susie Rubey, Ann
Perry. Jean Evans, Betty Reed, Paul
Butler. Carol Hunsinger, Vera Kane,
Jean Kelley and Jean De Lashmutt.
The pupils of Pearl Waugh gave
a recital yesterday afternoon at her
studio. Those taking part included
Eileen Tall, Doris Harbaugh, Patricia
stewart, Carl Olmquist, Jack Porter
field. Jean Simmons, Helen Quillen,
Marie Blanleut, Helen Whitmir, Julia
Gumnil, Eleanor Hill, Virginia INLAY,
Ruth Yanowsky, Winnie Ferguson and
Louise McNearney. Miss Waugh will
sail for England Tuesday. She will at
tend the Summer course at the Tobias
Natthay Pianofort School in London.
She will return to Washington Sep
tember IL.
Celia @. Luce will present her piano
nupils in a recital Tuesday evening at
b8 pm. in the Presbyterian Sunday
school Building, Rhode Island avenue
and Twenty-second street northeast.
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