Evening star., 1938-06-12
@HE Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church will feature Louella
Thomas of Dayton. Ohio, and

Thomas OF Dayton, Onlo, ana
4 Robert Smith in song recital
tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock. The recital
Is sponsored by the Earnest Workers
Club. The social service department
of this church will present the Young
Mems Jubilee Chorus of the Friend
ship Baptist Church In recital fea-
turing spiritual and gospel songs on
Thursday at $50 O'Clock. The Gospel
Melody Singers will appear in a pro-
gram at the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church Friday at $50 O'Clock. Vernice
Fernell will be the pianist.
Alice Finckel is presenting her junior
class in piano in recital at the Finckel
Studios this afternoon at o'clock. The
pupils taking part will be Jeanne Hig-
gins. Carlos Ralon, Louis Strickland,
Eileen Kendrick, Priscilla HynSon,
Miriam Harris, Leova Brusiloff, Marian
Salb. Mary-Alice Finckel, Nancy Will
loughby, Bill Davie and Colette Meyer
Iva Loughlen Guy is presenting the
following pupils in piano recital at
the Women's City Club this afternoon
at 4. Alberta and Ellenmae Burgdorf,
Martha Ann Waldron, William Cogs-
well. jeanne Dillon, Wilson Town
send. jr; Rene wilkins. Iris Rawls,
Margaret Aiken. Barbara Harter,
Nancy Abbot. Robert and Richard
Wiebe. Nancy Wakefield. Mary Able,
June Ney, Harris Ball, Ann Myers and
Mary Graves.
Fannie Shreve Heartsill will present
Helen Wolfe. lyric soprano, in recital
at 3149 Sixteenth street this afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Richard NJ Taber will
be at the piano and Dorothy Meeks,
violinist, will assist.
The chorus of Lewis Memorial Meth
odist Protestant Church, under the
direction OF Lillian G. Wines, will pre-
sent a program of sacred music this
evening. 1t will be assisted by Dorothy
Goodrich Reed, violinist, who will play
several solos.
Recital programs presented this week
at the Washington Chapel, Sixteenth
street and Columbia road, include the
following numbers by guest organists:
Tomorrow. 7:45 pm, Gene Stewart,
playing an all-Bach program; Wednes-
day at 8 p.m.s Jean Phillips offers q
Handel concerto, and sonata move
ments by Guilmant and Rheinberger.
On Friday at pm. Jean Slater Appel
will present possibly for the first time
in Washington, an arrangement of the
"AdagiO From Bruckner's Seventh
Symphony" All programs are open to
the public without cost or collection
taken.
Edward Henneberry will present the
following pupils in piano recital at
the. Arts Club tomorrow evening at
8:15: Henry Harmon, jr.; Irene Bra
dac, Daniel Waters, Mary Patricia
Smith. Taylor Coping. Annie-Laurie
Barnard, Virgil Barnard, Virginia
Brown, Alan Brown, James Copeland,
Nancy Robinson, Pauline Duey, Alice
Price, Opal Robinson, David Richard
son, jr., and Edward Coping, jr.
Jesse Nussear, lyric tenor, accom-
panied by. Otto T. Simon, will give a
short recital at the University Club
for Women tomorrow afternoon at 5
O'Clock.
Madeleine Aughinbaugh will pre-
sent her students in a piano recital
Tuesday and Wednesday evening at
o'clock at Pierce Hall They will be
assisted by Bernardette Crouch, So
prano.
On Thursday evening Esther Lin
kins' studio chorus, mixed quartet
and soloists, including Judy Conklin,
Charles Burton, Bob Brengle and
Harry Gauzza. will sing for their
friends at the Home for Incurables.
lone Hoffman will be the accompanist
and Lucy Mae Ohler will assist with
humorous readings.
Miss Linkins announces that her
summer term for both individual and
class lessons is to continue through
July.
A Musical Evening was presented
recently by the Potomac Electric Pow
er Co. Glee Club in the auditorium Of
the company's building as the culmi-
nation of the glee clubs activities for
the present season. j. Humbird Duf-
fey is the director, and accompanist
is Cornelia Kinsella, who also played
. group OF numbers on the Hammond
electric organ. Solos were sung BY