Evening star., 1932-04-17

n students of the Institute of
"A Musical Art last Saturday
4 i afternoon in their recital hall
at 831 Eighteenth street north
west. The following students took
part in the program: Gladys Raul,
Jack Henry. Phyllis Wickey. Marguerite
Bnck, Harriet Sommer, Edward Bar
ham. Kathryn Wickey, Vivian john
ston, Emily Bayly, Rachel Tabor,
Edwin Keister, Mary Schreiber. Robert
Bollinger, Margaret p Kenney, Mary
El. Rasmussen, Lucie p Meade, zula
Dietrich, Dorothy Jackson, Virginia
Sinner, Beulah Murnan and Thomas
Baden.
Elena de Sayn will be the only
violin soloist during the biennial con-
vention Of the League Of the Ameri-
can Pen Women. She will be heard
next Sunday at the Women's Uni
versity Club at 8 O'Clock in sonata
by Mary Moore Carr, a sonata by Gena
Branscombe and shorter pieces by
Mary G. Moore and Louise Crawford.
Frances Gutelius extends a cordial
invitation to the public to attend a
recital by her young pianists" at
Barker Hall on next Saturday evening
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include Gertrude Troutman. Mary
Ketcham, Walter Hicks, jr.; Charlton
Meyer, Home McAllister, Pattie Moore,
Ruth Alice Davis, Lucille Randall,
Janet OLeary, Judith de Lima,
Frances Alderman, Betty Marshall,
Ralph Davis, HARLAN Meyer, Janice
Smith, Barbara Boiling, Marshall
Hicks, Walter Swank, Margaret
Yanagita, Anita Briggs Dunn, Rose
Seegmiller, josephine Noel and Villa
Semple.
The fourteenth in the series of radio
travel programs sponsored by the
District of Columbia Music Clubs will
be given Tuesday evening. This will
be the first in series entitled Folk
and Art Music of Latin America" :"
and has been arranged through the
Adams, counselor of the Pan Ameri-
can Union. Those taking part will
include La Sale Spier, pianist; the
Girl Reserve Glee Club, accompanied
by Helen Middleton, and Irma Briggs
soprano with Winifred Iakeman at
the piano.
The Newell Trio including Ivalee
Newell, violinist; Frank Holden, Gel
list, and Mary Ware Goldman, pianist,
will give the program for the Sunday
Music hour for the Y. w. C. A. on
April IT. They will be assisted by
Albert Pergament.
The Schubert Choral Club, William
E. Braithwaite, direrctor, and Robert
Ruckman, accompanist, will give a
special program at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, Vermont avenue and
N street northwest, Monday, April 18,
at 8 pm. Ruth Kobbe, contralto, and
Mabel Maxwell, reader, will assist the
club.
The contest sponsored by the District
Of Columbia Federation of Junior Mu-
sic Clubs, will be held next Saturday
morning at $50 am. at the Woman's
City Club, 1856 Jackson place. All con-
testants must be there promptly at
$50 am.
The music section Of the Woman's
City Club, Mary liant Couch, chair
man, will present Kathryn Latimer, pi-
anist, who will play group of Chopin
and MoSzkowski piano solos, and War
ren w. Grimes, baritone, who will sing
group Of songs, this afternoon at 5
o'clock.
Ruth Hansford Snodgrass, soprano,
will give a group Of songs at the mu-
sical tea given for the Chevy Chase
Women's Alliance Group of All Souls
Unitarian Church, at the home of Mrs.
Morton G. Lloyd. on Tuesday at $3.50.
Members of the Spurron Pianist Club
will give a two-piano recital May 13
at the Women's City Club. Marie Howe
Spur, teacher and director. will accom-
pany all at second piano. The public is
invited.
Warren r. johnson will give an organ
recital at the Church Of the Pilgrims at