Evening star., 1938-05-29

L L Hotel Roosevelt Saturday at
o'clock. before her departure for
London, England, where she will study
piano and accompanying for the sea-
son with Tobias Mattiay. On the
program Saturday compositions by
Mozart, Chopin, Liszt. Rubinstein,
Tschaikowsky. Rimsky- -Korsakow, Al
beniz, Rachrnaninoff, Mana-Zucca and
other modern composers will be played.
Those participating are Nancy Am
brose, Mary McRea Boyden. Edna
Louise and Margaret Braithwaite. Jane
Charshee, Margaret Coggins, Mary
Crosswhite. Jane Ellis, Peggy johnson.
Barbara Jean Leese, Peggy Nairn, Mar
garet Bell Norton, Gladys Nunamaker,
! Geraldine and Joseph Ralph, Barbara
Schneider, Kenneth Simmons, Lloyd
Harcourt and Donald Frederic Sontag.
Barbara Anne Stearns. Dorothy June
and Russell Stearns, Catherine Teunis,
Rita Thorn and Elizabeth Thorn
thwaite.
Emerson Meyers will present some
of his junior and elementary piano
pupils in a recital Saturday evening at
Gertrude Lyons Sale de Concert. The
program will start at 8:15. Among
those who will take part are: Amelia
Cloninger, Richard Collins, Natalie
Solomon, Daphne Mahon, Robert
Kidd, Marion Tactic, Florence Bach
rach, Helen Handleman, Nancy Nc
Donald. Mary Ann Wilson, Josephine
Bihl. Marilyn Blanken and Bernice
Tolstoi.
Ether Lynn Fast, soprano, has been
appointed as soloist at the Fourth
Church of Christ. Scientist, 3505 Six
teenth street NV, and will assume
her duties June /. Mrs. Fast is from
the Helen Turley Studio.
Helen Miller of the Washington Col
lege of Music faculty presented mem
bers of her junior piano class in re-
cital Friday night. This was the
sixth of q series Of recitals and reper-
toire classes for the junior group. Stu
dents playing were: Meigs Newkirk,
Paul Horn. Marilyn Tatum, Nellie
and Elizabeth Ford, Jean Alice Cum
ningham, Barbara Ann Branner, Bar
bara Beij, Carol Eddingfield, Caroline
Kosswig, Gloria Nichols, Margaret
Sabine, Virginia Wilson and Helen
Jones.
Members Of the senior repertoire
class are playing at the college In June.
lie Roy Lewis presented Ruth de
Jarnette, dramatic soprano, assisted by
Elizabeth McGrory, contralto, in re-
cital Saturday evening at St. Andrews
Parish Hall, New Hampshire avenue
ana v street NV. Frederick Weaver
was at the piano.
Eugenia Botkin, violinist and teacher,
gave q program at the clubhouse OF
the American Association Of University
Women Monday, May %. Miss Botkin,
who is q member of the organization,
had as her accompanist John S. M.
Zimmerman.
The 35th annual recital and eight
piano concert was presented by the
students of William A. Beall at
Knights Of Columbus Hall on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings Of last
week.
The following pupils were heard:
Alexandra Pappadeas, Dorothy Amer
lea, William Collins, Crandall Graves,
Beverley Schulman, Fay Seidel. Jane
Cooke, Perry Varoutsos, Peter Ke-
kenes Burton, Edith Mae Wiseman,
Shirley Sherman, Miriam Sherman,
John Harerer, William Inman, Con-
stance Deenihan, Laura Carrera,
Bertha Schwartz Essen, Chester Craw-
ford, Adelaide Herman, Elsie Mae
Harper, Helen Perlman, Jean Ford,
Helen Bonnet, Frederick Hagy, Melvin
Carrico. Howard Madigan. Ralph Ep-
stein, Paul Varoutsos, Catherine Cha
conas, Anita Weitzen, Elizabeth In
man, Regina Deenihan, Frank Smith,
Ward H. Beall, Bertha Loveless Quick,
William A. Beall, jr.; Ida Schulman
and Eve Scheideman.
A certificate in harmony and medal
was awarded to Catherine Marguerite
Chaconas. The Rev. Alfred E. Bar
rows, pastor Of the Eastern Presby-
terian Church, gave . talk on Music"
The Warrington Missionary College
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