Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-23

:" VA WHTTFORD LOVETTE win
- present her artist and student
pupils in recital on Wednes-
~ day evening in the studio of
the League Of American Pen Women,
112O Vermont avenue. Following the
program there will be a reception.
The program will consist Of vocal
and piano numbers and dramatic
readings. Edith, Ruth, Dorothy and
Violet Hobbs will sing as q quartet
and Edith and Violet Hobbs will be
soloists. Othere soloists will be Myrtle
Pearson, Ethel Lynn Fast, Carolyn
Schultz, Francise Bass Wilson, Hattie
Moler, Nellie Barber Brooks and Hazel
Bergstrom Cake. Carolyn Schultz and
Betty Ann Fast will be the pianiStS
presented and the readers viii be
Mildred Himmelfarb, Martha Sutton
and Irene Steinman.
Charlotte Klein, organist and choir
director Of st. Margarets Church, who
is attending the convention Of the
American Guild Of Organists in New
York this week, will give joint
recital with Paul Galloway, organiSt
of St. Thomas Chapel, New York, at
st. Thomas Church, on Wednesday,
as one of the musical events of the
convention.
Men and women are cordially in
vited to join in the sings" to be
held during the Summer on the roof
at the Y. w. c. A, Seventeenth and
K streets, at pm. Familiar melodies
and folk songs in unison and simple
part arrangements will be included.
There will be an opportunity at 1880
for practice in sight reading for those
desiring it. The first of the series
will be held tomorrow and will be
under the direction of Mary M Bur-
nett, music secretary, assisted by
Helen Middleton at the piano.
A recital will be given by Margaret
E. Barringer, organist, and Phebe
Slime, soprano, students in the Mount
Vernon School of Music, r. Deane
Shure, director, on Wednesday, at the
Mount Vernon Place Church, 900
Massachusetts, avenue northwest. at
BIS pm.
Florence Vincent Yeager will pre-
sent her students in voice and piano
in recital tomorrow evening at Ham
line M. z. Church, Sixteenth and
Allison streets. Vivian Yeager will as
sist by reading a scene from Dear
Brutus," by Sir James Barrie The
following will take part: Mildred
and Sonny Beahm, Carline, Lillian
and Virginia Chandler; Norma Cruise,
Dorothy Jean Decker, Jean Dempsey,
Jane HeitmuIler, Jean Henderson,
George, Jack and Martha Jackson,
Frances Kahn, Rosemary Lennon,
Betsy Lipp, Betty Phillips, Charlotte
Wen9el and Harry NJ. wilkins.
Clara Moran Bernheimer of the
Gunton-Temple Presbyterian Church
will sing at the forty-third memorial
concert at Washington Memorial
Park today. She will be accompanied
at the organ by Edith B. Athey, who
will also play several organ solos.
The park is located on Riggs road,
Nd, between Takoma Park and Ber-
wyn, north of University lane. The
public is invited.
The piano students of Celia G. Luce
will give a recital Tuesday at pm.
at the Sunday school building of the
Presbyterian Church, Rhode Island
avenue and Twenty-second street.
Those participating are: Helen Banks,
/ Elizabeth Barrow, Anne Dresser,
Emma Rhea Elliott, Jack Gilmore,
Royal Haskell, Marta Hooking, Ruth
Hyde, Shirley Jennings, Malinda
Kieny. Helen Myers, Arthur Newsome,
Warren Preisser, Louise and Robert
Senser, Virginia Simcox, Bette and
Kathryn Smith, N. Elizabeth Warren,
Josephine Weare and Rachel Worth
ington. The Voice Students Club
and Children'S Community Center
Chorus, Esther LinkinS, director, will
assist.
Pupils of Eta Schmid Wells will
be heard in a piano recital on Thurs
day at 8 pm, at the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church.
Pearl Grifnth, organist of the Ham
line School of Music, rendered the
music for the wedding Of Miss Thomas
on Thursday at Statewide. Delta, Pa.
Dorothy Goodrich, violinist, will
play at the morning service today at
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church.
Iva Loughlen Guy presented a group
OF her pupils in piano recital Friday
afternoon. Those on the program
were Dick Wiebe, 10. Benson, Bobby,
Eden and William Hartshorn, Ellen
Mae Burgdorf, John and Leon CurtisS,
Nancy and Alan Wakefield, Jacqueline
Blunt, Julia Ann Wsrthen, Frances
Jet, Tom Walton, Helen Myers, Jean
Guy and Eleanor Graves.
Warren p. johnson, organist, will
play "Andante" and ALLEGRO Vivace"
from "First Symphony" by Louis
Vierne, before the evening service at
the Church Of the Pilgrims today.
Dorothy Sherman PierSon is pre-
senting her pupils in a nature song
recital Tuesday evening in the Flor
ence Howard Studios, 1408 New
Hampshire avenue northwest. Those
appearing on the program are Ethel