Evening star., 1939-05-21
In Local Music Circles

Heine, Eulalie Harrison, Naomi
HuroWitz, Constance Dunham, Jean
Burgess, Teresa Callahan, Dorothy
Osborne. Jacqueline Miller, Vir-
ginia Lee Stallings, Jean Robinson,
Roselyn Saf1ell. Constance Kynett,
Shirley Heine, Richard Kirby, Nancy
DuckWorth, Christine McCabe, Billy
Lockard, Charles McComb, Mary
Alice Malone, Mary Ellen Allison,
Master Everett Bulman Robert Nc
Comb, Shirley Martin, Eugenia Hill
leary, Jane Love. Rosella Jones,
Mary DENT, Betty Clarkson, Beatrice
Harris, June Defer, Emmajo Stub
blefield, Louis Denit. Mildred Mich
olson, Ruth Jane Richmond, Ger
aldine Brown, James Reed, Cathleen
PreuSser and Audrey Souder.
Helen Shenton, soprano soloist of
Columbia Heights Christian Church,
will give song recital at Wesley
Heights Community Club. Forty
fifth and Macomb streets NV. at
$50 on Tuesday evening. Arias by
Mozart and Verdi will be included
with songs by Wagner, Debussy.
Rachmaninoff and others. Emma
Louise Thompson will be the accom-
panist.
Margaret March Ashford teach
er of Harriet A. Seymours princi-
pies OF music re-education, pre-
sented a group of her pupils in an
afternoon of music yesterday at her
home.
The pupils playing the piano were
Jane BROMLEY, Marian and June
Carroll, Grace Elgen. Mary Alese
and Betsy Jean Greear. Anne Hay
wood. Anna Panor, Kathyrn Reilley.
Helen Satterfeld; Ruth. Robin and
Virginia Sickle and Kitty Hoge.
Elsie Jorss Reilley sang a group of
songs.
Eleana Paige will present a group
OF students in a recital to be given
Sunday, May %. at the University
Women's Club. The recital will be-
gin at 8 pm. Those taking part are
Hllda Robin. Barbara Osborn. Alex
Hill, Dorothy Beal. Louise Finne-
gan, Herb Denler, Jacueline Lynch,
Frances Jones. Ida German. Mary
McCully, Jerry Junkin, David Man.
oily, Herb Whitten, Betty Green and
Margaret Wilkes. Gustav Heintz
will accompany at the piano.
Mrs. Frank Akers Frost announces
with regret the withdrawal of her
name as a candidate for the office
of dean of the District of Colum-
bia Chapter. American Guild of
Organists. Mrs. Frost was elected
dean in 1886 but found it necessary
at that time to decline the honor.
She is organist and director of the
adult choir at the Georgetown Pres
byterian Church, director and ac-
companist of the Sentinels Male
Quartet and the Vocal Art Women s
Trio and teacher of piano and
organ.
The annual banquet of the Rubin
stein Club took place at the Gar
den-T-Shoppe, Fourteenth and
Monroe streets NV, Tuesday eve
ming, May 16 Following the BAN
quet the final business meeting of
the season was held. Officers elected
for the coming year were Rachel
w. Lang, president: Margaret STAFF
ford. first vice president: Lillian S.
Wells, second vice president; Ruth
B. Roberts, recording secretary;
Everil w. Murphy, corresponding
secretary; Kathleen Hinman, treas
urer; Marta Russie, librarian.
An informal musical afternoon
will take place on Wednesday from
4:30 to 6 at the Mccall Lanham
Studio, 2637 Connecticut avenue,
which will present the following
pupils: Bernice Angelica, Virginia
Catlett, Florence Fawick, Eleanor
Hamilton. Marguerite Moncure, Ray
mond Moore, Sam Neel, Albert
d'Orsi, Ninette Roll, Lois Silverstein,
Marianita Valdes, Alice Whit and
Mary Glessner.
The 36th annual recital by the
pupils of Prof. William A. Beall
was held at the Knights of Colum-
bus Hall on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings of this week.
Certificates in harmony and
medals were awarded to Miriam and
Shirley Sherman and a medal was
awarded to Paul Varoutsos for ex-
cellent work in the postgraduate
course. Presentation of the Ger
tif1cates was made by DR.. Alfred E.
Barrows, pastor of Eastern Presby-
terian Church, who also gave talk
on music. The following pupils
took part in the programs: Peter
Roushakes, Loren Boydstun, Amelia
Wieland, Jane Cook, Jacequeline
johnson, Dorothy America, Audrey
Everhard, William Collins, Ruth
Lorraine Harris, Crandall Graves,
Belle Homes, Grace Everhard, Perry
Varoutsos, Lawrence Wiesinger,
Helen Perlman, Frederick Hagy,
Jean Ford, Howard Madigan, Will
liam A. Beall, jr.; jeanette Sian,
Nancy Conley, Shirley Sherman,
Miriam Sherman, Paul Varoutsos,
Chester Crawford, Ward Beall,
Catherine Chaconas, Constance
Deenihan, Regina Deenihan, John
Haerer. Frank Smith. Bertha I0ye-