Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-30
. GORGE MYERS, tenor. from
the Washington Heights Pres
7 byterian Church, Eighth


7 byterian Church, Eighth
~ Street Temple, will be the
guest soloist at Washington Memoir
ial Park today st the regular con-
cert from $50 to 5, accompanied by
Edith B. Athey at the organ. The
park is located on Riggs road, Nd.
which is east of Takoma Park and
north of University lane. The public
Is invited.
Mrs. D. 8. Lord presented a group
Of her pupils In their annual recital
at Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church On Friday, June 81. Those
participating were Lorraine Wells.
Janet Smith, John Preston, Roland
and Alberta Anderson, Marjorie Beau
champ, Berkeley and Ruth Wright,
Patricia Morales, David Lord, Patsy
Sulis, Mary Jewell, Bernard Dodd,
Donald Tingley. Mary Purcelle, Betty
Carmen, Jane Horne, Audrey Finnill,
Mary Grace Ryan. Amy Colbeck, Mary
Ellen Yenney, Sibyl Jones and Mrs.
D. 8. Lord.
NlSs 1uulcy ~. OdCASUtl 4CtCAbly
presented group of piano pupils in
recital at her home studio, 80 Column
bia avenue, Takoma Park. The fol-
lowing pupils took part: Anna Mar
garet, Evelyn, Doris and Annabelle
Park, Jack and Bob Davis, Frances
Sealfon. Isabelle Mauger, Bobby and
Anne Derrick. Agnes Culieen, Eleanor
Ok,uI1ic HoIlv To
Eva Smythe and Jean Wilson Sea-
man.
Camille Allenswortn presented the
pupils of the Washington Children's
Music Studio in two recitals last week
at the Arts Club. Friday evening,
June IA, the older girls played. A
certificate Of graduation in the
Fletcher music method course was
awarded to Lorraine Benton. aged 8
years.
Others en- the program were: Mary
Jane Greene, Mary Katherine Willis,
Mary Frances George, Ruth Ann But
tier, Mar.najane Kennedy, Marie Pit
tenger, Glenna Irene Potts, Jean Nc
Candlish, Ruth Eleanor Bondy and
,, Ethel Mai George.
A demonstration of composition,
transportation, ear training, rhythm
work and musical history featured the
recital given by the younger children
Saturday evening, June Is. Those on
the program included Billy Hendrick-
son, Lee Hawkins, Mary Lee Wilson,
Mary Jane Carter, Nancy Hutson,
June Halter, Genevieve Burch, Jean
Luckett, Constance Cook, John and
Frances Butler, Guy Leadbetter. jr.;
Fenwick Shugrue, Tenley Jones, Joyce
Garvin, Ruth Lamond, Virginia
Wright. Caroline Embry and Lor-
raine Benton.
Miss Allensworth Is assisted this
year by Katherine Morrison.
EliZabeth Carpenter presented the
following piano pupils in recital at her
studio last Friday; Dorothy Dennis
Jean Dibble, Jean Dumont. Emma
Kennedy, Forrest and Betty Neal,
Anna Panor, Dorothy and Ruth Car
penter. Prizes were awarded for good
records.
Pupils of Mrs. David c. Book were
heard in two musicales given at her
residence studio, 205 Russell road,
Rosemont, Va. On Tuesday evening
Evelyn Howard Sheridan was the as
sisting artist and on Wednesday Mrs.
Albert NJ Briggs, soprano; Mrs. Joseph
A. Hoeft, contralto, and Mrs Harrie
! White, who gave a talk on Mature
Music" took part on the program.
The students who played were. Jennie
Lingenfelter, Mary Louise Mobley,
Lulu Frances Moss, Christine and
Anna Lou Talbot, Virginia and Anne
| Jones, Alberta Elizabeth and Barbara
Briggs, Catherine Duvall, Anita Jane
Devers, Margaret Bailey, Polly Steph-
enson, Helen Dunn, Marie Muller,
Betty Kiger, Margaret Eddington,
Harriet Hammond, Ellen Babcock,
Betty Strader. Betsy Porter, Fanny
Lee Brooke. Nancy and Leila Payne,
Louise Sanders, Viola Gompf, Nancy
Washington, Marjory Nell Finckel.
Elsie Louise Reinecke, Rachel Shell
ton and Robert Gahagan.
An evening of music was given by
Flora Clayton on last Friday at the
Mount Rainier Christian Church. with
| the program given by the following:
Beth Bon Durant, Albert Clarke,
Nathan Giles, David Harry and Erich
Steiner, violinists; Margaret Clarke,
cellist, and Jean Bon Durant. Marylyn
Morris. Phyllis Aiken, Mary Jane
Schlenker, Jacqueline Lewis, Ruth
Weinstein, Arvilla Straight, Norma
Heyser and 10y Ship, pianists. Ger
tificates were presented to Albert
Clarke, Marion Neither, Margaret
Smith and Beth Bon Durant as win
ners in the Junior Federation Of Music
Clubs contest.
Mary Park Clements presented her
pupils in program OF violin and
solo and ensemble numbers on Sat-
urday, June 8, at the Y. W. c. A.
Those taking part we're Anjanette
Crosby, Charles Goulding, Daniel and
Josephine Knowlton, Gordon Linke,
Merritt Mount and Constance Ellen
Tyler. The pupils were assisted by
the following students of Josef Kas-
par: Barbara Hawkins, Robert Kas-
sebaum, Scion Kemon and Francis
Stalk. Olive Constant Pratt was the
accompanies.
Lillian Peterson presented her pu-
pills in recital Wednesday evening at