Evening star., 1932-06-05

IN AISY FICKENSCHER will pre-
sent SINE of her pupils in
recital at Pierce Hall, All Souls
- Church. on Friday evening at
8:l5 o'clock Miss Fickenscher
will also present the pupils of her junior
class on June Is at pm. at the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
The local chapter of the American
Guild Of Organists will meet in
Epiphany Choir rocm, 1917 G street
northwest, tomorrow at BIS pm.
Florence Howard will present her stu
dents in recital on Tuesday evening at
Barker Hall at $50 o'clock Assisting
artists will include Marjorie Davis,
pianist; Evelyn Scott, violinist. and
members of the Tuesday Evening Music
Club, of which Mrs. Howard is director.
The Mount Vernon School of Music
announces five evenings of music to be
given at the church. The first of these
will be given Wednesday evening by
Mildred Mullikin, organist, and Warren
D. Haley, baritone.
A piano recital was given last Tues
day evening by the progressive series
pupils of Mary E. Gresham and Mar
garet w. Hawkins at the Y. w. c. A.
Building. Those taking part were Mary
D. Becker. Wallace Magathan, Celeste
Dcrney. Charlotte Kimball, Mary Spear,
Geraldine Parent, Florence McCann and
Yuri KaWakami. who played the Mozart
Concerto in D Minor" with Mary E.
Gresham at the second piano.
Felicia Rybier will present her pupils,
Eleanor Hulburt and Helen Spasof, In
piano recital at the Sears -Roebuck
Galleries on Friday at $3.50 pm.
A piano recital by pupils of Dorothy
Russell Todd. assisted by S. Elizabeth
Kerr, contralto, will be given Friday
evening at 8:l5 o'clock. at Gunton-
Temple Presbyterian Church, Monroe
street at Sixteenth.
The third annual concert given by
the National Baptist Memorial Bible
School Orchestra will take place
Wednesday at o'clock at the church.
T. H. Braden is the program director
and Prof Fritz Hauer and Joseph
Virga are leaders of the orchestra. Mrs.
D. c. Bradley and Pearl Hauer will as
sist at the piano and organ.
The musical program of the Wash
ington Chapter Hadassah at its Spring
luncheon Tuesday, at the Mayf1ower
Hotel, will be offered by the Bern
heimer Trio and Master Theodor
Podnos, young violinist.
Edith B. Athey will present her pupil,
Mrs. Phillip Kneis, tonight as guest Or
ganist for the regular meditation
period" from 7:45 to pm, preceding
the evening service at Hamline NJ. r.
Church, Sixteenth and Allison streets
northwest.
A piano recital by pupils of Lucille
Shannon EtchisCn was given recently at
Church Those taking part included
Walter Hartley. Marjorie Poole. J. D.
Stout, Jr; Richard Back, Betty Hamm,
David Back, Betty j. Stout, Katie
Rutherford, Kathryn FURNACE. Mar
garet Kless, Marian VoShall and Elsie
johnson.
The Institute of Musical Art present.
ed "tWinkling stars recital yesterday
Those winning special mention were the
members OF the orchestra, Gilbert
Rauh, Nellie Mccain. Bill Dodd, Kath-
leen Piazza and Howard Bollinger.
Others taking part included Hope PAN
tell, Jack Parrish. Edward Barham,
Kenneth Peck, Robert Bollinger, Will
liam Mccain, Sven Langmach, Vivian
Johnston, John Abbadessa, Paul In
body, James Baden, Margaret Kenny,
Marguerite Blick and Donald Smith.
The music for the Memorial day
service at Mount Alto Hospital was
furnished by the quartet of st. Peters
Church, under the direction of Chris
topher Tenley. The quartet is COM
posed Of Agnes Whelan Mclaughlin,
soprano; Carolyn Manning, contralto;
Robert OLone, tenor, and Romeo
Guaraldi, bass.
The faculty Of the Institute of Mu-
sical Art entertained on Friday eve
ming, May 81, with recital of piano,
violin, voice and reading numbers by
senior pupils Of the institute. The fol-
1oWing students took part in the pro-