Evening star., 1933-06-25
Local Notes

lane Green, James Clark. Eleanor Lam
nan, Mary Whitney. Bette Warren.
Marie pittenger Wilfred Milopsky and
Martha Jester.
Victor George is presenting his violin
pupils and ensemble Oh a dance recital
given by Thema Carey on Wednesday
evening at o'clock in the parish hall
of Trinity Episcopal Church, Takoma
Park. John Payne and Thomas Fitz-
patrick will render violin solos, accom-
panied by Gertrude Payne.
Madeline Aughinbaugh presented her
pupils in piano recital Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 13 and IA. at Pierce
Hall. Fifteenth and Harvard streets
northwest Those who took part on
the program were Elaine Donaldson.
Lena Battista. Adelaide Hummer, Helen
Glasco, Margaret McWilliam5, Betty
Prezioso. Jeannette Stein. Robert Haines,
Helen Stein. Betty Pomery. Charlotte
Fry, Edith O'Brien, Aldrich Hambleton,
Frances Seebold. Mary Louise Larrick,
Robert Keleher, Mildred Jordan. Eileen
Newton, Goldie Moiger, Hubert Hop
kins. Ella Mary Steere, Corrine Mac
Williams. Eugene Meyers. Marian
Meyer, Sidney Walker, Harriet North
stine, Grace Hopkins, Adelaide Ruth
ElCkuS, jean NdIClSSIltlu, DOIOGliy
Hartley, Charlotte Mataja. Eunice
Knorleine. Dorothy Fay Lofts. Kathryn
Leannarda, Keturah Hampton, Chris
tine Stacy, Hazel Reck, JAMS Hyman,
Ruth May Snodgrass, Catherine Nevitt,
Nancy Lee Hewitt, Norman Genaro,
Magdalene Nevitt Mildred Campbell.
Florence Gershanov Thompson WOLF,
Dorothy Noon and Virginia Lee Davis.
Rosa Polio Jarman, soloist. accom-
panied by Vera Tayler, was the assist
ing artist.
Victor George, organist at the Ma
tivity Episcopal Church. Fourteenth
and A streets southeast will play the
''Fugue in G Minor" by Rembt, and
the Prelude in A Minor" by Andre,
at the l. o'clock service this morning
Howard Samsel, baritone, will be the
soloist
Mary Louise Wood. formerly choir
director and organist of the Church of
the Nativity and music teacher at
organist at the morning service Of the
Grace Reformed Church today
At the communion service at the
Universalist National Memorial Church
the National Capital Choir, directed
by DR.. Albert w. Harmed. will sing an
old French folk song, g,-"Let All Mortal
Flesh Keep Silence arranged by Lut-
kin: THE Silent Sea-" by Neidlinger,
and two Bach chorals from "Jesu.
Priceless Treasure" The "Sursum
Corda and Sanctus," by Harmed. will
also be sung. Jessie Masters, ccntralto,
and Irene Koehl, soprano, will be
so,oists.
The Chaminade Glee Club held its
final business meeting for the season
at the home of the director. Miss Lin
kins. last Tuesday evening. Officers for
next year were elected as follows:
President, Agnes Sale; first vice presi-
dent, Miriam Abel; second vice presi-
dent, Mildred Myers; secretary. Eileen
Lee; treasurer, Erminie Leonardo. The
new president appointed Ruth Evans.
librarian; Azalea Lunsford, publicity
chairman; Margaret Snyder and Mil
dred Myers. team leaders.
Harry Quinn. basso, sang a group of
songs at the regular monthly meeting
OF the Craftsman'S Club Of the Veterans
Administration last Thursday evening.
Betty Baum was at the piano.
The preparatory school affiliated
with the Won Unschuld University of
Music. Inc, will give its annual recital
tomorrow at in the Fairfax room of
the New Willard. The public is invited