Evening star., 1935-07-07

Club. J. Nelson Anderson, di-
L rector. took place last Friday
evening at the Y. M. c. A. building.
The assisting artists we're Mrs. Frank
K. Sanderson, accordionist; Frank K.
Sanderson and Donald Mutzabaugh,
drummer. Mrs. J. Nelson Anderson
was the accompanist.
The Department Of Agriculture
| Chorus, under the direction of Robert
Frederick Freund, will give program
/ of old Southern songs on Thursday, at
$50 pm. in the department audi
torium, Extensible Building. Four
teenth and B streets southwest. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Eta schmid Wells. teacher of piano.
left for New York to study with her
former teacher in Paris, lsloor
Phillip.
sophocles PapaS has returned from
Lawrence. Mass. where he attended
he annual convention Of the American
Guild of Mandolinists, Banjoists and
Guitarists. He was made one OF the
Judges for the orchestra contest and
was also elected member Of the
hoard of directors of the guild. Mr..
Papas' studio will be open through
out the Summer, with George Vickers
as assistant.
James De Valse Mann is to be the
soloist at the regular concert at Wash
ington Memorial Park today at $3.50
pm, Mr.. Mann is from the All Saints
Episcopal Church, and will be accom-
panied by Edith B. Athey of the Ham
line Methodist Church. The park Is
located on Riggs road, Md. between
Takoma Park and Berwyn. about l Il
miles north of University Lane. The
public is invited.
Laurette Marks Hullings presented
Geraldine White. Evelyn Ellis, Lor-
raine Naylor and Emily Kendrick in
recital last Thursday evening at her
studio, 5ll0 Thirteenth street north
west. Ruth E. Kennedy, violinist, and
Marks Music Club Orchestra. composed
of George Burtner, Lucius Steere. Eu-
gene and Harvey Williams and Billy
Hullings, assisted. Pins were awarded
Minnetta Barnes, Evelyn Ellis. Edna
and Charles Volz, Geraldine and Peggy
White, Jean Baxter, Lorraine Naylor
and Dorothy De Atley. The Summer
term opened Monday, July !.
Mabel Potter Payne presented the
Music Lovers Club in piano recital at
her studio, 800 North Kenmore street,
Clarendon, Va, last Thursday. Those
who played were Ernest Sparks, jr.;
Alice Scott, Elaine Putnam, Agnes and
Tom Miller, Elinor Thomasset, Robert
Hall. Eleanor Davis and Kathryn Lee
Rucker.
Pupils of Dorothy M. Mari were
heard in a piano recital on last Friday
at the Columbia Country Club. assisted
by Evelyn Scott, violinist, and Marjorie
Davis. accompanist On the program
were Rene Grinnell, Paul v. Rogers,
jr: Gayle Kimmell, Frances Chisolm,
Catherine Crowley, Peggy Rogers,
Betty Frost, Catherine Brinley, Phil
lip Weaver, Dixie Lee Zirkin. Susie
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and Vera Kane.
Washington organists who attended
the recent convention of the American
Guild Of organists in New York City
were Charlotte Klein. Mrs. Macon r.
McArtor, Mrs. John Fahresbach. Mar
jorie Maxfield, Percy Burness, Lyman
McCrary. Adolf Torovsky, Louis Potter.
Walter Nash, Mrs. Frank A. Frost.
Robert p. Elliott. Mrs. James Shera
Montgomery. Mary NJ. wilkins and
Lewis Atwater.
Warren +. johnson, organist, will
play Meditation" from First Sym
phony," and "Praeludium Circularie"
and "Adagio" from Second SYM
phony," by c. M widor, before the
evening service at the Church Of the
Pilgrims today.
Maurine Thompson, contralto, head
of the vocal department of the San
Jose College, San Jose, Calf, was
heard in group Of songs by modern
American composers at q banquet
given Tuesday evening at the May
flower Hotel. Dorothy Paul was the
accompanist.
Norman Frauenheim left for a stay
of several days In Detroit. where ne
will be the guest Of Henry Ford at
the initial exhibit Of the Stephen
Foster house, which Mr.. Ford trans
ported from Pittsburgh for his mu-
scum in Detroit.
The following pupils Of Josie T.
Frailey were heard in recital Thurs
day, June 20, at the Dodge Hotel:
Jean lie Noir. Marguerite and Dorothy
Ries, Warren Mount. Ann Marie Pope.
Betty Ann Dorr. Florence, Jennie and
Ruth Riz1, Lillian Tessitore, Gloria