Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-25

~ UBY SMITH STAHL VIII be at
home in her apartment, 1910
II Biltmore street. after the Ma
L Y tional Symphony concert next
Thursday evening in homer
Of Percy Rector Stephens and George
Ferguson of New York.
The Washington Musical Institute.
1901 Clifton street, announces a junior
and intermediate recital on WEDNESDAY
and Thursday. The pupils who will
participate are: Piano. Mary Hough-
ton, Barbara Stellwagen. Margaret
Hertzman, Helen BorgStrom, Julia
Foley, Elaine HertZman. Marion Borg
strom. Grace Elliot. jeanette Stein;
Sarah Wasserman: violin. Philip Drury,
Seiko Nichio, Willard Hubbard Sachle
Nichio. Minetta Wilson and Henry
stein. In the intermediate recital the
pupils are. Piano, John Hunter, Telula
Eubank, Gloria Carter: Frances GREG
ory. Horace Drury. Evelyn Eibender,
Margaret Morgan and Marion Griffith;
violin, Gloria Carter and Sidney Dorf-
man.
Mrs. Ruth Hansford SnodgrasS, So
prano will be the vocalist at the meet
ing of the German Literary Society
Saturday night at the home of Miss
Anita Schade. She will sing songs by
Schumann and Schubert. and will be
accompanied at the piano by Paul De-
Long Gable.
An informal Christmas resume will
be- held at the Donna Taggert School
Of Dance, 1916 H street. Tuesday at
4:3O o'clock. The program will include
solo and group dancing, which which. VIII nI1 be
son, Ida Larkin, Lillian Llewellyan,
Mae Weyich. Catherine Gonenberg,
Lucille Bracket Helen Ryan and Mar
garet Mcdowell.
Thelma Callahan is presenting
group of her pupils in children'S pro-
gram over VOL Thursday afternoon
from 4 to 4:30. Piano solos will be
played by Genevieve Billhimer. Eleanor
Tacy, Mary King, Katherine Ann Van
Pelt and Margaret OMeara. Guests
on the program will be Philip Wright,
young cellist, and Benna Louise Frazier,
child reader.
Margaret Oxenburg presented a group
Ct her Pupils tSe IN p1ano eaeee
Music, Among those taking part were
Louise Sauber, Carol Racossin, Ralph
Rothstein, Shirley Leonard, Sylvia
Feldman, Ruth Rosendorf Stanley
Glassman, Ruth Kogud, Burton Ostrow,
Lily Mailman, Betty O'Brien. Morton
Steinberg, David Krupsaw, Marie owen,
Bernard Glassman, Francis Perry,
Thelma Cherner Maralyn Carol, Flor
ence HAYES, Fannie Witt, Irma Mailman,
Bebe Felser and Nancy Brewster.
Carolyn Manning. contralto, was the
assisting soloist last Sunday with the
Shoreham Orchestra in its regular Sum-
day evening concert. Her program in
cluded songs by Dorel, Tosti, Merikanto
and dHardelot.
1.-THE Central Songsters" Of Central
High School, under the direction of
Mrs William S. Torbert, presented
program Of medieval and modern
Christmas carols for the woodbridge
Music Club last Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. c: Edward Claiming
Carols" was read by Grace Hazard
Wormelle.
Warren F. johnson will play the fol-
lowing organ music at the Church of
the Pilgrims at 7:30 o'clock this eve
ming: "Pastorale" and Finale" from
The Christmas Sonata" by Otto
Dienel. Mortimer H. Davenport will
sing Before the Failing of the Stars"
by Kramer. and Minnie volkman and
Nr. Davenport will sing q duet. The
Day Spring" from Eve of Grace" by
Matthews. The junior choir Of the
church. under thG" direction q Msod