Evening star., 1937-06-12
RECITAL by pupils Of Robert
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n Frederic Freund Will be given
~ on Thursday evening at 8
a O'Clock in Barker Hall, Y. w.
c. A. Those taking part are Rosa
May Fischer. Prudence jackson, Ethel
Gribble, Edward Fowler, Felice Lloyd,
Norma Hanson, Esther Arneeon. Alice
Burrus. James L. Young. tr.; Viz
ginia Wittstatt. Myrtle Alcorn, Erma
Calvert, Roy d. Gray. Helen Robi-
chaux, John N. Wilson, Beatrice Hol-
land, J. Rollins Murray and Anne
Evans. Three numbers will be sung
by the Gypsy Chorus. Edna Lee
Freund Is the accompanist.
The Mount Vernon School Of Music
Deane Shure. director, will present
Edna T. Row, organist. and Adaline
Eaton, soprano, in joint recital on
Wednesday at 8 pm. At the Mount
Vernon Place NJ E. Church.
Felian Garzia presented Esther Sill
yer in a piano recital last evening at
his studio, 1881 Jefferson place. The
program concluded with the Mozart
Concerto in E Flat Major" the Or
chestral part being played on the
second piano by Mr. Garzia.
Mr.. Garzla will present Iva Bethel
in recital on Monday evening at 1881
Jefferson place at $50 o'clock.
At the commencement Of the West
ern High School Wednesday, June %,
Herman Rakemann will have COM
pleted the twenty-fourth year as con-
ductor Of professional orchestra
at this school. DR.. Elmer S. Newton,
the principal, has made it. feature
at these commencements to present
an interesting musical program in
connection with the other exercises.
The first Of series OF Spring re-
citals presented by the sophocles
Papas School of Music was held at
Mr.. Papas' studios Saturday, June S.
The following junior members par
ticipated: Jimmy Minnicks, banjo:
Gloria Myers, guitar; Clyde Stockett,
mandolin; Carol Mitchell, guitar;
Billy Rawson, banjo; Arsenic Gale,
guitar; June Everhart, mandolin, and
Waldo Rail, guitar.
Helen Stone entertained the par
ents Of her students last Saturday
evening in the studio of Rose d'Amore
A group Of her beginning students in
piano performed short programs
Those playing were Frederic Deven-
dorf, Geraldine Gossin, Jean Becker
Rosalie Tabor, Helen Fraser, Anne
Workman, Doris Deloe, Norman Ira
han and Emma Frances Luckett.
Beatrice Pinkey Jones, formerly
head Of the music department At
Foxcroft, entertained the group with
= program Of Musical Contrasts"
The Orpheus Quartet, Hazel Gen
Hughes, soprano; Elaine Sebring Ford
alto; Jesse Nussear, tenor, and Rich.
ard Fairman, bass, sang the music o
two Shakespeare lyrics. "Orpheus anc
His Lutte" and Where the Bee Suck.
There Lurk l." Is = prelude to thu
Shakespeare play, Loves Labor Lost, ,
given ip the garden Of the Colonia
home OF the Woman's National Party
IA B street northeast, last Tuesday
evening. The Orpheus Quartet, under
! direction Of Otto Simon, has success.
fully given programs before the Uni.
versity Club and other organizations.
Sylvia Kaplowitz Of the Homer L
Kilt Studios Of Music will present to-
morrow at $50, At the Homer L. Kit
Recital Hall, 1880 G street northwest
the second Of series of three concerts
The students featured are Mervir
Cohen, accordionist, and Miriam Mad.
den, modern pianist. Mr.. Cohen viii
| play group Of compositions and vii
offer group Of songs to his own &C.
Gordon accompaniment. Miss Mad.
den will play Freddie Grofes 'Mard
Gras," Park Avenue Fantasy" and 8
group Of modernistic piano compost.
tions. The public Is cordially invited
There Is no admission charge.
Lucy NJ. Boyer will present her pupils
in piano recital Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock at the studio. 1925 G street
northwest. The following young
pianists will be heard: Ethel Brooks
Beverly Brody, Nora Lee and Dorothy
Clodfelter, Jane Cullinane, Jane Cut
SAIL Audrey Dixon, Virginia Gilbert
Janet Guess, Belva Hardestry. Mildred
Keiser, Helen Large, Virginia Layne
Shirley and Betty Lilienthal, Irene
Nimetz, Gloria Paquette, Jane Rsthell
Helen Saunders. Jean Thomas, Geral.
dine Van Bibber, Emily Walker, Mary
Jane Watson, Bernice Willett anc
Dorothy Zatz.
State and national honor roll GER
tificates, with high honor won in the
recent District Of Columbia Fedora
ton Of Music Clubs contest, will be
presented to Helen Large, Mary Jane
Watson, Janet Guess, Helen Saunders
Bernice Willett, Irene Nimetz, Shirley
Lilienthal, Ethel Brooks and Nora Lee
Clodfelter.
Betty Baum, pianist. Is presenting q
group Of her pupils in 4 recital this
foo, assembly hall OF the Y. w. C. A..
Seventeenth and K streets. District
honor roll certificates, with high
honors, won in the recent national
piano playing tournament will be pre-
sented to the following: Eva Golden
berg. Helen Kuldell. Denny Bowman
Emily Haas, Doris Goldberg, June
Kuldell, Sonia Katz, Kathleen Kuldell
Laura Koppel and Anne Kuldell. Dis
trict honor roll, with highest honors, to
Selma Schwartz. and State honor roll
90 pieces), with highest honors, to
Phyllis Schwartz. The program will
close with the third movement (rondo)
of the Beethoven &C Major Concerto, -
with Selma Schwartz at the first
piano. Miss Baum will play the
orchestral part on the second piano.
Grace Taylor Bricker presented a
group OF her piano pupils in the
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