Evening star., 1933-06-25

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L Mildred Stubbs, Charlotte Stubbs
Paul Miller, jr.: Beth Bon Du
rant. Mary Jane Schlenker, 10y Shipp.
Donald Glasscock. Robert Hoyt, Erich
Steiner. Miriam Potter Wilma Herr
mann, Betty Jane Ellis, Margaret Smith
Grace Lewis. Millicent Murray. Ina Sa-
ger. Marion Meitzler and Edgar Bon
Durant. Special prizes were awarded
pupils who had passed examinations in
playing and elementary theory. Pupils
receiving such prizes, other than those
on the program, were Bernice Dyer.
James Degges, jr.: Ernest Violet. David
Harry. Lester Tobin, Robert Osyer and
Ruth Morris. Miss Clayton assisted on
the program and Martin Dowd was the
accompanist
The Francis Asbury Quartet. Fannie
Shreve Heartsill, soprano and di-
rector; Helen Marie KoontZ. contralto;
Ellsworth Condrin. tenor, and Fred &.
Schaefer, basso, will present a musical
program tonight at 8 o'clock, at the
Francis Asbury M. E. Church. Stuart
F. Dewey trumpeter and large vestet.
choir will assist Allen H. Watson will
preside at the organ.
Katherine Latimer of the Washington
College of Music. 2l09 S street north
west. will present Charlotte Henning,
age 10, and Mary Margaret Trimble, Is,
in a program Of piano music tomorrow
evening at o'clock.
Elizabeth Carpenter presented ner
pupils in a piano recital last Friday
evening Those participating were Doris
Shupp, Hugh Clagett, Joan Doyle. Jean
and Anita Dumont, Rebecca and Rosita
Osias. Lidia BrizZi. Audrey Yaden, Ella
Mary Embrey, Jean Dumont, Ruth and
Dorothy Carpenter. Prizes for good
records were awarded to Ella Mary En-
brey, Jean Dumont. Audrey Yaden.
Lidia Brizzi and Doris Shupp. Rosita
Osias. age 6 years was featured on the
program.
The Mount Vernon School Of Music
will give the first of series OF Eve
nings of Music (to be given on sue
cessive Wednesday evenings on We'd
nesday evening. Gladys Roe Thrift, or
ganist, and Doris Hancock. soprano are
the artists for the first program. The
public is invited.
r. Dean Shure is assembling a party
OF IL musicians for sail through the
Caribbean Sea, with a two-day stop
Jamaica. While in Jamaica Mr.. Shule
will gather material from the folklore
of that country for a new orchestral
number which he will write. Two
vacancies occur Musicians in Wash
ington who are interested in making
the trip with this party are invited to
communicate with Mr.. Shure for in
formation.
Bertha Curtis johnson presented a
group of her piano pupils in recital last
Saturday evening at her studio. 5Zl
Fourteenth street northwest. Students
who appeared on the program were
Barbara Kibbey, Helen GretZ, Bernlce
Miller, William Moore. Alice Waldron,
Millie Lou Linton. Bernard Miller,
Charles Allen. Ruth Dulaney, Sallie
Judd, William Gaines, John Henry
Spauldipg. Clark Gretz, Roland Clark
and Nancy Dulaney.
Warren r. johnson, organist. will play
the Third Sonata in D Minor" by
Henry M. Dunham, before the evening
service at the Church OF the Pilgrims
today.
An informal piano recital was given
last Sunday afternoon at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Sarle Of Alex
andria Va, by several students OF Gus
tav Weckel
Patricia Sarle, the small daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Sarle Mildred Holtz and
Josephine Bertolini each played an III
dividual program Of compositions, m
Guiding works Of Bach, Beethoven, Cho-
pin, Schumann, Grieg and PadereWskl.
Gladys Roe Thrift, organist, and
joint recital Wednesday night, 8:l5
o'clock, at the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church This is the first Of
a series of five evenings of music given
by the pupils of r. Dean Shure. The
public is invited
Celia G. Luce will present her pupils
in a piano recital on Tuesday evening
at O'Clock in the Sunday school
building, Presbyterian Church, Rhode
Island avenue and Twenty second
street northwest Those participating
will be Dick ArtschWager, Helen Banks.
Elizabeth Clarke, Addison. Betty and
Irene Clay Anne Dresser, Emma Rhea
Elliott, George and Ann Filgate, Mae
Higdon, Marion Hooper, Lucille and
Virginia Mcdowell, Lucia Mitchell,
Alice Morgan, Dorothy Moses, Helen
Myers, Warren Preisser, Catherine
Sherwood. Peggy Simkins, Bette and
Kathryn Smith, William Spanton, jose
phine and Eleanor Weare, Bera Wendell
and Rachel Worthington.
Janet Coon, a reader, Of the Mar
jorie Webster School of Speech, will
assist on the program.
Wilma Benton McDevitt presented
her pupils in piano recital last Tues
day evening at the Arts Club audi
torium Those taking part were Norma
Elmer and Mary Martha Wood (pre-
pared by Rae Alice Ebner). Kenneth
McDevitt Lydia Frances Ewing. Mary
Johnston. Virginia Donk. Norlaine
Lewis, Conway McDevitt, Ellen Miller.
Emma Shapiro. Wilbur Yocum, Ned
Schmitt, Frederick Fryer Gene Golden,
Lena Rubin. Kathleen Johrden and
Jane Page Menefee.
Rebecca Chandler presented her
pupils in a piano recital at the Stone
School 1926 Rhode Island avenue. on
Friday evening Those taking part
were Elaine Silb- fbu---. Gertrude Busbv,
Marjorie Whitney, Ruth Lamond, Mary