Evening star., 1933-06-18
Local Notes

| Wittstatt. Doris McKinnie, Mary Bar
nard, Priscilla Griest, Harriet FriShett,
Sally Chesser, Irene Tayman, Clarence
Adams, Henry Bagelman, Jane Davis,
Sadie Jarvinen, Winifred Smith and
Margaret Meme. Mrs. Griest, accom-
panist, closed the program with group
of songs, and Irwin Steele was the as
sisting accompanist.
Mrs. Hamilton Wolfe will present her
junior pupils in recital Friday at $50
O'Clock pm. in the Sherwood Sunday
School Hall, Twenty-second street
northeast, near Rhode Island avenue.
Those who will take part are: Helen
Bladt, Jean Donahue, Mary Louise
Grady, Jean Metzger, Ruth Metzger,
Anna Catherine Beck. Frank Krenlick,
Edith Krenlick Billy Mclaughlin,
Adelaide Enfantis, Billy Blount, Frances
Pappageorge. Woodrow Long. Frieda
Granzow, Charlotte Booth, Edith Fus-
co, Margaret Donahue. Dorothy Bladt,
Myrtle Watson Miss Lehman, senior
pupil, will also appear on the program.
The Nativity Episcopal Church, Four
teenth and A streets southeast, is pre-
senting a special music and dance pro-
gram on Thursday in the parish hall
at o'clock, pm. Victor George will
conduct an ensemble of his violin
pupils, and the Girls Friendly Society
will give play under the direction OF
Miss Frye and Mrs. Bell.
The Washington Juvenile Artist Club,
associated with the Kapital Riddles
Klub, will present its stars of To-
morrow Revue" at the Jewish Com
munity Center, Sixteenth and @
streets northwest, Tuesday at 8:15 pm.
The club is directed by Dorothy Daven-
port and Frieda Simmon. Elizabeth
Gardner Coombs is the accompanist.
A group OF the pupils of the White
croft Piano School were presented in
School, 1885 Madison street. The as
sisting artists were Cathreen Carrico,
, soprano, and Helen Campbell Williams,
accompanist. The following pupils par
ticipated in the recital: Theresa and
Josephine Romano, Marguerite Watson,
Elo Tiburzi, Miriam Krout, Janice
Friedman. Joyce Kephart, Norman
Kirton, Edith Jeanette Bond, Betty
Simpson, Carol Stedman, Lois Blick,
jeanne Derrick, Peggy Weiss, Betty
Blick, Frances Eastman, Betsy Ross,
Yolanda Tiburzi, Marian Bond, Ann
Larrimer. Dolores Renaud, Frances
Henry, Henry Heine, Dorothy Schear-
rer, Barbara Perkins, Jean Orenn,
Eleanor Davis, Ellen Ann Carey, Doro-
thy Davis, John Hildebrand, Jane and
Judy Woodring and Marie Heine.
Frances Gutelius presented her as
sistant, Josephine Noel, and the group
of beginners who have been under Miss
Noels instruction in recital last
Sunday afternoon. Jacqueline Boggs,
Kate Johnston, Margaret Briggs, Betty
Mckinney, Lucille Randall, Nancy
Mcguire (who played Evening Song"
written for her by her grandfather,
Edward H. Droop), Joanne Casterlin
(whose Mozart Sonata in C" was ac-
companied by Miss Noel in the Grieg
second piano arrangement) and Pattee
Moore comprised the group. In this
recital Miss Gutelius also presented her
teacher-pupil, Rose Seegmiller, with
her little pupil, Glenna Cottam, who
played Clements "Sonatina in c."
with Miss Seegmiller at the second
piano, and MacDowell's ITO Wild
Rose"
The A Capella Choir Of the First
Congregational Church, under the di-
rection Of Ruby Smith Stahl, concluded
its seasons work at the church services
last Sunday. 1t is disbanding for the
Summer and will not meet for re-
hearsals until next September, begin
ming its seasons work in church the
first Sunday in October Those wish
ing to join the choir in the Fall may
make appointment with Mrs Stahl for
addition during the Summer There
will be several vacancies.