Evening star., 1933-12-24

given by Ruth HuIlings and the club
orchestra Of boys gave selection.
Lorraine Esputa Bentley sang at q
tea given IN honor Of Margaret O'Brien
by the International Art Forum at the
Admiral Hotel, 1910 Rhode Island ave-
nue northwest.
The Juvenile Artists Club, under the
direction OF Dorothy Davenport, win
accompanied by its concert orchestra,
at the Congressional Country Club W
day at 5 pm.
gave q song recital Tuesday afternoon
at Sacred Heart School for the High
School students.
Ray Palkin, Harry Guin, Mary Giles
ner and AL Golden will be the soloists
at the st. Paul's Methodist Church this
morning. The same artists, together
with Helen Zeller and Katherine Logan.
readers. gave a program for the o. E. 8.
last Friday.
The piano students Of Marguerite
Mcdonald Lucker gave their Decem-
Der recital and Christmas party at Z
Manor circle, Takoma Park. Those
taking part were Grace and Lois Mar
tin. Betty McElfresh, Faye Walker.
Jean Mulder, Marie and Ann St. John,
Elaine Marsh, Dolores LeConte, Dora
and Bill Spencer Betty Jane Merrill,
Helen Graham. Betty Wood. Martha
Dimonette. Martha Huntley, Mildred
Simons and Florence Silverman.
A Christmas concert was given by
the Eastern High School Concert Band,
Capt. John Burroughs, conductor, and
Capt. L. e. Manoly, instrumental super
visor. Assembly singing was led by
Paul Gable
John s. Thiemeyer, who is recovering
from injuries received In an autoino-
bile accident. expects to preside at the
organ of Trinity Lutheran Church for
the Christmas service.
Camille AllenSworth presented the
pupils of her Childrens Music Studio
in recitals during the past week.
Last Monday night at the Arts Club,
Lorraine Benton, 8, played Schumann's
"Traumerei" and "Romanze." and
served as accompanist for q rhythm
orchestra, directed by Ruth Ann But
tier.
The older girls taking part were Jean
McCandlish, Nancy Seal, Natalie
Sutherland, Ruth Ann Butler, Mary
Katherine Willis. Martha Jane Ken
nedy, Mary Frances George, Ruth
Eleanor Bondy and Ethel Mai George.
A meeting Of the Harmony Club was
held last Monday afternoon at the
home OF Lillian Harmon Burke, 5004
Fifth street northwest. The following
president; Belmont Farley. vice presi-
dent; Helen Clemens, secretary and
treasurer. The life Of Schubert was
studied.
Helen Virginia Wootton. violinist. will
play Christmas solo at the new L. D.
| s Chapel, Sixteenth and Columbia
roao, this morning, accompanied by
Edward P. Kimball, organist.
The Felicia Rybier Music Club will
present Nine. Rosita Escalona, Puerto
Rlcan pianist, in a group Of Chopin
and Spanish selections at the next
meeting, which will be held Wednesday
night. at $3.50 o'clock. at Dupont circle.
Joseph Bruno, baritone, will also ap-
| pear on this program.
A new musical organization of young
men known as the Schubert Singers
Is giving a musical cantata entitled
THE Vision of Sir Launfal." at Eide
brooke Methodist Church the evening
OF January 5, 1884. Eldbrooke mems
class is sponsoring the concert.
The members of the Spurron Pianist
Club met last Saturday at the home Of
their teacher. Marie Howe Spur. and
elected the following officers: Elizabeth
Cannon, president; Edward Ward, vice
president; Frances Ferguson. secretary:
Mary Louise Hoyt, treasurer; Jean
Smith, social hostess. The club will
hold its Christmas party Wednesday.
The next meeting will be January 8.
1894.
Sonatas by Mozart. Grieg and Bee
thoven will be played in a program of
numbers for violin and piano, and cello
and piano. to be given in the Arts Cluo
Friday evening. by Felian and Francis
Garzia. Club members and friends are
invited.