Evening star., 1939-06-11
In Local Music Circles

Making and playing shepherds
pipes OF bamboo is an increasingly
popular hobby You can make a
pipe and learn to play it this sum-
mer at the Young Women's Chris
tan Association, Seventeenth and
K streets. The class will meet
Monday and Wednesday from 7
o'clock to 9, beginning June 10.
Leah and Gertrude Efenbach are
presenting a group Of their pupils
in the first Of a series of recitals
Club. Shirley Effenbach will be
guest pianist. Amongst those par
ticipating are: Otto Naecker, Nor
ma Lee Cohen. Marjorie Bernstein,
Robert Singer, Pauline Birgfeld,
John Bateman. Maurice Cohen,
Jeanne Dolfus, Fleur Bateman, FL
leen Bernstein. Betty Jane Gross,
Irma Fields, Cecilia Herman, Men
dele Tourover. Nancy Dunkle, Jack
Alexander, Lucille Peck, Mildred
Stolar, Samuel Intrater. Rochelle
Intrater and Rosalie Fonoroff. Leah
Effenbach will also play a move
ment of the Liszt e Flat Concer-
to- assisted at the second piano
by Gertrude Effenbach.
A recital under the stars will be
given by the pupils of Eta Schmid
Wells and Marjory Morrison Smith
at 8 pm. Tuesday in the garden
of the Cleveland Park Studios, 3432
Ashley terrace The public is COR
daily invited. Mrs. Wells and Mar
jory Morrlson-S Smith have present.
ed the following pupils in individual
recitals during the month Of June:
Elaine Torbert. Bettigene Jerman,
Patricia Jerman, Eugenia Schwartz,
Barbara Ann Baer, Jane Elsie Mil
Ter, Mary Ellen Ferry, Cornelia
Claiborne and Emelie Wisch.
Robert Ruckman will present two
groups of his piano students in re-
cital at the Arts Club, 2017 I street
NV, on Wednesday and Friday
evenings at $50. The first program
will be given in its entirety by his
class of boys: Travis Butler, Rich
ard Glen, Albert Fuller, jr.. Robert
o. Mead, Karl Ockert, David Chea-
than Palmer, David B. Tate and
Fred NJ Fucker.
Those playing in the second pro-
gram are 10 Ann Allen, Mary Anne
Brown. Ards Mae Kitchen, Ethel
Minot Lehman. Ruth Nave, Ira
Pearlman. Julia Peterson and Jessie
Ridgeway.
The pupils of Gretchen Hood will
be presented in song recital at
Wesley Hall, 1703 K street NV,
Wednesday at $50 pm. Those TAX
ing part will be Grace Vitality,
Henry Stein, Edna Roche, Mary De
Vakos, Minnie Mae Emmerich, Rob-
ert Jarrett, Marion Mckinley, Fran
ces Campbell, Frances King and
Bernadette Crouch.
Harriet S. Lloyd, who recently
studied piano in London several
months under Tobias Matthay and
Harold Craxton of the Royal Acad-
emy of Music, will present group of
her pupils in program of modern
music on Wednesday evening at
Hotel TWenty-four Hundred Six
teenth Street. Those participating
are Nancy Ambrose, Edna Louise
and Margaret Braithwaite, Elizabeth
Clagett, Margaret Coggins, Mary Ag-
mes Fincher, Barbara Jean Leese,
Mary Virginia Leese, Peggy Nairn,
Margaret Bell Norton, Gladys Num-
amaker, Cynthia Phillips, Geral-
dine and Joseph Ralph, Barbara
Schneider, Kenneth Simmons, Mar
jorie Sinclair, Donald Frederick and
Lloyd Harcourt Sontag, Margaret
Spurge, Barbara Ann, Dorothy and
Russell Stearns, Margaret Sterling,
Lucy Summers, Catherine Teunis,
Rita Thorn, Elizabeth ThornthWaite
and Betty Ann Wine.
The Papas Guitar, Mandolin and
Banjo Orchestra, under the direc-
ton of Sophocles Papas, will give
an outdoor recital at Colonial Viii
lage IN Arlington, Va, Wednesday
evening at pm. The orchestra will
be assisted by the Arlington Mando-
lin and Guitar Trio and the Papas
Hawaiian Ensemble Bernette Art
of Colonial Village is in charge Of
the program.
Lucy M. Boyer is presenting
group of young musicians in a pro-
gram of piano music in the Sale de
Recital, 1925 G street NV, Satur-
day evening at o'clock. Those TAX
ing part are Barbara Bell, Nora
Lee and Dorothy Clodfelter, Jane
Cutsail, Esther Grow, Audrey Dixon,
August Domer, Virginia Gilbert,
Janet Guess, Nancy Greer, Billy
Joe Geibel, Belva Hardesty, Mildred
Keiser, Ronald Kent, William
Kunstle, Doris Miller, Ruth Metz
ger, Helen Norton, Gloria Paquette,