The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-25
RECITAL PLEASES
 CHURCH ASSEMBLY
Mrs. Elizabeth Whiteside's Students Score Big
 Hit Thursday /
OAKVILLE
Correspondent: Mae Villa Babit
 1877 WatertOwn Avenue

Oakville, June 25-The Students Recital presented by Mrs. Elizabeth Whiteside of Davis street, teacher of piano and theory was held at the First Methodist church hall last evening.
 The hall was filled to its capacity with friends and relatives of the class. The pupils were well trained and carried out their part in the program. Mrs. Elizabeth Whiteside is a graduate of the Yale School of Music and studied with Professor L.. Leslie Loth, of New York City. Dur ing the evening she rendered Rondo Capriccioso, by Mendelssohn, with sparkling piano technique which was well adopted.
 Miss Mae Villa Babin gave two numbers by speclal request with de- lightful selection of subjects and sincere interpretation. Leroy Newell, the xylophonist, who is already well known in the village, gained abundance of ap- plause with his three solos. Mrs. Ellen Eyman, who has been heard in recitals in Waterbury sang "The Aul Scotch Songs, and Comin' Thru the Rye, with much ease. She was dressed in costume. The program is announced as fol- lows:
 PART I Kinderfest Marsch .... A. zaubitzer Carl Koslosky, Howard Ande, Burke Hoffman; violinists, Everitt Roger, Walter Decker Rondo Capriccioso .. Mendelssohn
 Mrs. Elizabeth Whiteside Playlet-"Around The World"
 Narrator, Anna Matthews Indian Dance In The Firelight" .................. E. Mcintyre
 Carl Koslosky Old English Dance ..... s. Smith
 Virginia Roger A Bit O Blarney ......... G. Klem
 Mary Meehan The Aid Scotch Songs .... Bethune Cornin' Thru The Ryem .. R. Burns
 Mrs. Ellen Eyman Clog Dance ...... N. Louise Wright Aletha and Mary Eilene Locke PariSian Waltz ........ J. Pearls
 Dorothy Gass Neopolitan Dance Song ........ standardization. Tschaikowsky
 Aletha Locke Russian Gypsies .... I. Kraskoff
 Ruth Purdy Ch1na Boy .............. D. Clamn
 Burke Hoffman In Old Madrid ... Arr. By Meissler
 Mary Eilene Locke Golden Rays ............ P. Wachs Aletha and Mary Eilene Locke,
 Ruth Purdy
 PART II Happy AccidentalS Ensemble Class Marion Russell, Eleanore An dres, Virginia Roger, Mary A. Russell Toy Town Soldiers ... A. Richter
 James Locke Jolly RaindropS ...... G. Spaulding
 Mary Alice Russell :. Fairies Dance ........ J. Williams
 Thelma Elsdon The Lion ........... H. Engelman
 Lorraine Richter Old Lace and Lavendar w. BaiheS
 Marion Russell The Woodsprite and the Brownie E. Ketterer
 Mary Meehan Butterfly Waltz .... H. Engelman , Virginia Roger Thirds On Parade ....... D. Hibbs
 Barbara Curtiss BroWnEyed Susans ... B. Copeland
 Aletha Locke Solos
 Springs Awakening Dudley Dick Starry Night ...... J. Densmore
 Mae Villa Babin
 Dorothy Class Mid The Tulips ........ M. Ewing
 Howard Ande The Chatterbox ...... Protiwinsky
 Eleanor Andrews At The Barn Dance .. A. Bennett With Charm and Grace ....... ............... c. Kohlmann
 Burks Hoffman June Caprice ......... s. King
 Mary Eilene Locke The Old Refrain .... Fritz Kreisler Mighty Lak' A Rose ....... Nevin The Glow Worm .....,..... Linke LeRoy Newell, xylophonist Fairy Wedding Waltz ... J. Turner
 Ruth Purdy Summer Idyl ...... E. Rothleder La Cinquantaine .. Gabriel Mario
 Carl Koslosky Nocturne in E Flat Major :. Chopin Hungarian Dance No. ... Brahms
 Mildred Spewak Mrs. Whtieside was congratulated on the success of her pupils. Stag Dinner For John w. Murphy A stag dinner was held at the Quaker Inn on Watertown avenue last evening in honor of John w. Murphy, son of MT. and Mrs. John Murphy of Davis street. He is to be married Wednesday to Miss Mary