Evening star., 1937-06-05


Scbent, Shirley Schwartz, Perry Var
outsos, Jean Ford, Jean Fabrizio,
Frieda Benson, Helen Bonnet. Shir-
ley Sherman. Claude Clagett, Jea-
nette Sian, Chester Crawford, Paul
Varoutsos, Anita WeitZen, Natalie
Vigderhouse, Bertha Loveless Quick,
Anna Rappaport Gimbel, William A.
Beall, jr.
A certificate in harmony and medal
was awarded to Paul Varoutsos and
medal for excellent work in the
postgraduate course was awarded to
Chester Crawford. The Rev. Alfred
E. Barrows, pastor of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church, gave q talk on
music.
The Children's Community Center
Choruses, Esther Linkins, director,
with lone Hoffman and HARLAN Meyer
accompanies, participated in pro-
grams at Thomson, Langley and Nc
Kinley Centers, and presented pro-
grams at the Industrial Home School
and the Home for Incurables this
season. Young soloists who assisted
were Judy Conklin, Cornelia Crossley,
Weston Jones, Cabot Meyer and Mar
jorie Reed, vocalists; Gertrude Trout
man and HARLAN Meyer, pianists;
Jack Flanagan, saxophonist, and Leon
Testa, violinist.
At st. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Cathreen Carrico is substituting for
Elizabeth Meyer Lovejoy, soprano, who
recently underwent q serious opera
ton.
Students Of the piano studying
under Pearl Hauer will present their
term-end recital late in June. Among
the students to appear will be the
daughter of Milton Davis. The recital
is tentatively set for June ~ at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Sylvia Kaplowitz Of the Homer L.
Kilt Studios OF Music will present in
recital tomorrow afternoon at $50
at the Homer L. Kilt Recital Hall,
1880 G street northwest, Frederick
Farris, accordionist, and Rita Ruben
stein, pianist. Mr. Farris will play
the entire "Nutcracker Suite" as we'll
as Brahms Hungarian Dance No. 1"
and Liszt's Sixth Hungarian Rhap-
sody." arranged directly from the SYM
phonic scores. numbers never played
on the accordion in this city before.
The public is cordially invited.
There is no admission charge.
The thirteenth annual recital by the
piano pupils Of Prof J. Colburn Beall
was held at Pythian Temple on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings Of last
week. Certificates in harmony and
medals were awarded to Audrey
Thelna Souder, Virginia LAe Stallings
and Erma Louise Welsh. A medal for
excellent work in postgraduate course
was awarded to Jean Robinson.
Selections from the old masters were
given by the following pupils: Geral-
dine Brown. Betty Clarkson, June
Defer, Rosella Jones, Jean Bowman,
Jane Stathes, Everett Bulamn, Ray
mond Roberts, Dorothy Kaufman,
Doris Walker, Rosemary Holmes, Pa
tricia Burch, Helen Sands, Martha
Stansfeld, Erma Welsh, Emmajo
Stubblefield, Marjorie Bowman, Mary
Denit, Naomi Ziggles, Susan Zook,
Marjorie Spain, Betty Field, Jane
Love, Anna Bell Love, Marion Grant,
Loring jenkins, Louis Denit, Mildred
Franklin. Virginia Lee Stallings,
Audrey Souder and Jean Robinson.
The Spring recital Of the Marks
Music Club, under the direction Of
Laurette Marks Hullings, was held on
Thursday, June 3, at Roosevelt High
School Auditorium. Mrs. Hullings was
assisted in piano by Emily Kendrick
Thorne and Evelyn Ellis. Ruth E.
Hullings is director OF dance and Will
liam O. Hullings is director of orches-
ira. The club officers are as follows:
Edna Volz, president; Jean Baxter,
vice president; June Lee Jones, Sec
retary, and Charles Volz, treasurer.
Annabelle Macleod will present her
pupils In recital at 4 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon at Oakmont, the home
OF Mrs. Louis B. Montfort, 5121 Broad
Branch road, Those participating are
Nancy Burdick, Patricia Edwards,
Mary and Florence Montfort. David
and Sumner Wood, Mary Carol Seal,
Joan Darby, Marilyn Bryant. Anne
Hodges. Joseph Archer, Mary Atwood,
Mary Zimmerlie, Robert Carpenter,
Betsy Hartshorn, Jacqueline and Rob-
ert Weber, Nancy Leming, Francis
Zerner, Albert Dickson, Mary Able,
Frank Read, Tom and John Goertner,
Betty Arundel, Mildred and Doris
Oeschle, Malcolm Ingram, Anne Desh
Parks. Charlotte Ans, Sue Hullflsh.
Nancy Wren, Norm Bagley, Russell
Macmillan. Patricia Rutan, Helen
Brooks, Mary Jane Gott, Mary Maurer,
Lois Bagley. Suzanne Offutt and
Douglas Buehl.
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