Evening star., 1936-06-27
EAH AND GERTRUDE EFFEN.

dents in a second piano recital
~ tomorrow afternoon, at 1910
Ninetesnth street, at o'clock. Shir-
ley Effenbach, IL years old, will be
guest pianist. Others on the program
are Lorraine Higger, Ruth Milestone,
Jean Dolfus, Elaine GewirZ, Jack
Alexander. Mildred Stolar, Dorothea
and Catherine Shah. Helen Petit
Lucille Peck, Frieda Sherman, Frieda
Bass and RoSalie Fonoroff.
A piano recital by Jacqueline Mes
tekin, Christine Kelley and Margaret
Lyon. pupils Of Mrs. c. v. Byram, was
recently given at the studio, 3413
Holmead place The students were
assisted by Margery League, soprano,
and Max Kohre, violinist.
Leroy Lewis left Saturday for Con-
way, N. H, where he will spend July
and August. Mr.. Lewis will return
to Washington to begin teaching on
Tuesday, September 8.
Of students in piano recital this week
Juniors playing on Thursday after
noon were Caroline Koswio, Barbara
Beij, Elizabeth Ford, Dorothy Staples
and Olga Mishel Gasda, guest COM
poser pianist. Students playing on
Friday evening we're Laura Gibbs.
Wiler Ford, Betty Falconet, Jean
Stephens. Helen Baylies and Mrs.
Howard Florea.
Mildred Ficklin Echols presented
group Of her Arlington pupils in a
recital on Thursday evening at the
Community House, Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va. Those taking part in
piano. mandolin and violin numbers
were Mary Christensen, Eleanor Proc
tor, Ruth Harney, Louvenia and
Miriam Franklin, Ruby and Earl
Barley, George and Frank CARRIER,
Frances, Elaine, June and josephine
Smith, Betty Coe, Betty Klees, Frances
Isaacs, Marie Main, Mary Maureen
McCann and Jacqueline Dindlebeck.
A gold music pin for the most marked
improvement curing the year was
awarded to Marie Main.
Warren F. Johnson, organist, will
play the following music by Johann
Nep David before the evening services
at the Church of the Pilgrims tomor-
row: Toccata and chorale, In Thee,
o Lord, Put My Trust; choral
prelude, Come, Holy Spirit, God and
Lord; partita, In Peace and Joy I
Now Depart"
The pupils of the Preparatory. School
of the Won Unschuld University of
Music will give their first annual re-
cital Monday at pm. in the Pen
woman room of the Burlington Hotel,
Vermont avenue. Participants of the
recital are Master Humphrey Kern,
Robert Brown, Nelson Hart, Ronald
Bowles and Clark Hart; the Misses
Virginia Blesi Betty Lee Dent, Elinor
Wagner, Leonore Aronson, Marie
Miller, Joetta johnson, Marjorie Hart.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Dudley C.
Jackson presented a group of piano
pupils in recital, at her residence
studio in Takoma Park. Those taking
part we're: Dorothy Ann, Ruth and
Katherine Cleveland, Grace and Mary
Hatcher, Don Garriss, Anna Mar
garet, Evelyn, Annabelle and Doris
Park, Jack and Bob Davis, Sara Jane
Cousins, Anne and Bob Derrick, Elaine
Harrison, Dorothy Hurd, Lenore Welsh,
Eleanor Acher, Isabelle Mauger, Agnes
Culleen, Betty Jackson, Eva Smythe
Pupils of Mary Apple were heard in
recital Friday evening, at her home on
Harvard street. The program con-
sisted Of groups of songs and operate
scenes in costume Claude Robson |
played the accompaniments and Ron |
aid Eicher, pianist, assisted with a
group of numbers. The following ap-
peared on the program; Myrtle Col
lins. Jean Mum, Marjorie Wilson, |
Evalina Clinchy, Jimmy Waldo, Har-
riette Alexander.
Thelma Hild-La Dow. member Of /
the Washington Opera Guild, has been /
engaged as soprano soloist of st. An
drews Episcopal Church, College Park.
Two members of the Washington
Opera Guild are spending their vaca-
tions in Massachusetts,. Evangeline
Tully is summering in Dalton and
Margaret Simrall is in West Bridge
water. Both are active in musical
circles and in demand as church
Piano pupils of Grace W. Beelman
will give a recital st the Wisconsin
Avenue Baptist Church Tuesday eve