Evening star., 1935-04-14
In Local Music Circles

announces a students recital to be
given in the auditorium, 1906 Florida
avenue, tonight at 8:l5 o'clock.
The following pupils will be pre-
sented Nellie Mccain. Jane Hanna
Bernadette Crouch, Paul Conklin
Mildred 3erglund. Grace Bullard
John Paul Jones, Eleanor Harris and
Bert Granoff. A special chorus COM
posed of members of the freshman
class and the eighth grade will sing
folk songs, and the Glee Club will
sing several numbers.
Lena Kash Holther and Tamara
Dimitrieff will give duo piano recital
Monday, April %, at the Roosevelt
Hotel.
Iva Loughlen Guy presented her
pupils in piano recital yesterday after
noon in the studio of the League of
American Pen Women. Those on the
program were Ellen Mae Burgdorf,
Bobby, John and Leon Curtiss, Bobby
and William Hartshorn, Julia Ann
Warthen, Tom Walton, Helen Myers,
Robert and Jean Guy, Frances Jet,
Mary and Eleanor Graves.
Mary Apple, contralto: Mary M.
Burnett, soprano, and Edith Dawson,
accompanist, will assist with the Palm
Sunday musical vesper service today
at O'Clock at the Y. w. c. A..
Mabel r. Cook will be the reader.
Men and women are cordially invited.
Sue Kennedy McLeish, contralto,
will be the Soloist on Tuesday at 8:15
o'clock for the monthly music evening
of the Business and Professional Wom-
ems Glee Club of the Y. W. c. A.
Mrs McLeish will be assisted by nellie
Hudson Inlay, pianist and accom-
paniSt. Business women and their
friends are cordially invited.
Mildred Cameron, Thelma Donald
son, Christine Irish, Anna Payne,
Dorothy Roby. Virginia Wooden,
Franklin Armiger. Truxton Cannon,
Marvin Gardner, Stafford Howard,
Douglas Leonard, Robert Lockridge,
Harold Shane, Jesse E. Veitch and
Daniel Washington will sing the lead
ing parts in Cadman's The Bells of
CapiStrano," to be presented in the
auditorium of the University of Mary
land, April &c, by the Manning Choral
Ensemble of Prince Georges County.
Eugene Cooley, pupil of Norman
Frauenheim, won second place in the
national piano contest held under the
auspices of the Federation of Music
Clubs recently in Philadelphia. Mr.
Cooley, native of Pennsylvania, rep
resented that State. Mr.. Cooley will
be presented by Mr.. Frauenheim in a
Washington recital this Spring.
Thelma Callahan is presenting a
group of her pupils in a two-piano
recital Wednesday evening at 1925
G street northwest at Sis pm. Those
playing are Doris Demaree, Antoinette
Call, Gwendolyn Sutton, Genevieve
Billhimer, Virginia Perrin, John LETTER,
Eleanor Omohundro, Harrison LETTER.
jr.; Anne Myers, Leon Briggs, Bob
Sutton, Margaret Omeara and Emily
Sutton. Those assisting will be Mary
Elizabeth Duffey, toe-dancer, and
Benna Louise Frazier, reader.
Franceska Kaspar Lawson, assisted
by Mabel Finch Rawlings at the piano,
is giving song recital in Richmond,
Va, today for the faculty and stu
dents of ST. GATHERINGS School,
Lillian Harmon Burke presented a
group of her pupils in piano recital
Thursday evening, April 4, at her
studio, 5004 Fifth street northwest,
assisted by Dorothy Scates, soprano.
Those taking part were Julia Marie
Riddle. Donald and Barbara Streeter.
Jean Burtis, Betty Jeanne Gimmer,
Billy Frees, Betty Ann Cooper, Ruby
Lee Williams, Mary Claire Maloy,
Marjorie Pledger and Belmont Farley.
Edith Hoffman Jones, soprano;
Howard Moore, baritone; Norman
Esputa Daily, pianist, and Jewel Downs,
accompanist, were presented by Lor-
raine Esputa Bentley in a musical
program at her home on Tuesday.
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