Evening star., 1939-05-21

LlilldH hTlCk ana Epnrdlm FOSen,
pianists, will give joint recital at
the Arts Club tomorrow evening at
$50 pm. Mrs Krick will play
group of Chopin numbers, also COM
positions by Arensky, Leschetizky
and Rachmaninoff. Mr.. Rosen will
be heard in three movements of the
Mozart concerto in D minor. This
Is the first of several programs to be
given by the pupils of Robert Ruck-
man during the next month.
The spring fiesta concert of the
Young Peoples Department of the
National City Christian Church will
be held Tuesday at 8:15 at their
social hall, 1903 Vermont avenue.
The Glee Club, under the direction
OF Jeannette Bittner, Washington
soprano, will be heard in several
groups of selections and will pre-
sent numbers by the ladies' trio and
male quartette. Featured on the
program as guest artists will be
Harrlette Lloyd, pianist. and the
Clark String Trio. There will be
no admission charge and music low
ers are cordially invited to attend.
Helen Miller is presenting mem
bers of her piano repertoire class
on Friday night at 8:15 at the
Washington College of Music. Pian-
lists playing are: Helen Baylies. Ruth
Alice Davis, Laura Gibbs, Marcia
KaWakami. Gloria Nichols. Katherine
Pierce, Jane Potter Mrs. Solet, Mar
Jorie Walton and Virginia Wilson.
Members OF the junior class are
playing at the college early in June.
Salvatore Mario de Stefano. harp
lst, and Nadia FAM dAulby, So
prano. gave joint recital Thurs
day and Friday of last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fernando
Cumberti, presenting a varied pro-
gram. Elena Crivella was at the
piano.
Emory Brennan presented a group
! OF his pupils in a piano recital at
the BerWyn Presbyterian Church
Hall Tuesday. Those taking part
were Helen Buscher, Charles Dart,
Bobby and Gilbert Murphy, Frances
| Keefauver, Barbara Senge, Agnes
Haker, Linnie Lee and Morris War
! rem. Paul Sniegoski, Marshall Py-
well. Charles Brady. Lois Ann and
! Charles Goodhue, Phyllis Sheriff,
Gunhilde Olsen Betty Jean Rey-
nolds, John Frank. Ruby Bosnia.
Frances Yoder, Margaret Twom-
ley. Lou Ann Rea, Francelia Baird.
Helen Good. Ruth Yost, Robert
Flanagan, Lucille and Betty Veke-
man, Ann Foster, Dorothy Jean
Thomas, Estelle Phelps. Helen Cans,
Jeanne Donaldson. Jack Holiday.
Florence and Marion Bowen and
Charles Bechtold.
Elizabeth Searls Smith presented
five of her piano pupils in a re-
cital at her home on Friday eve
ming. Those taking part in the pro-
gram were June Sisson. Bobby Car
son, Richard Hedrick, Florence Un-
derwood and Anne Sisson.
Edward Henneberry presented
the following piano pupils in a re-
cital at his studio, 1887 Connecti-
cut avenue. recently: Stephen and
Mimi Brown. Mrs. Alvin Brown,
Betty Higher, James Copeland,
Mary Alice Baden and Harris Kra-
mer.
Recent activities of the Washing
ton Alumnae Chapter of Mu Phi
Epsilon have included two program
meetings planned by DR.. Charlotte
Klein. The first was held at the
home of Mary Fakler and included
a book review of "a Little Night
Music" by Johnston, given by Helen
Lyon and piano selections by Quin-
ia Frey. At the second program
Kate Fisher presented a paper on
Debussy, and Margaret Tolson, pia-
mist, played three preludes by this
composer. The latest function was a
special meeting, when the chapter
members and their guests assem-
bled at the home of Helen Torrey
in honor of Helen Lyon and her
fiance, Joseph H. Jones of Will
mington, Del, when an informal
program was directed by Olive Wit
tiers.
Officers of the chapter for the
coming year have been elected as
follows: Olive Writers. president; ;
Kate Fisher, vice president; Lola
Orr and Frances Bronson, secre-
taries; Dorothy Sornborger, treas
urer: Ruth Morgan historian, and
Mary Louise Hill, chaplain.
The 18th annual recital by the
pupils of Prof. J. Colburn Beall was
held Monday and Tuesday evenings
of this week at the Knights of Co.
lumbus Hall.
Certificates in harmony and
medals were awarded to Emmajo
Stubblefield and Louis Denit and a
medal was awarded to Virginia Lee
Stallings for excellent work in the
ost-graduate course Presentation
of the certificates was made by Prof
William A. Beall. At the conclusion
of the program a bouquet of roses
was presented to Mrs. J. Darlington
Denit, who has attended all IS of
the recitals.
The following pupils took part in
the programs: Dorothy Jones, Su-
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