Evening star., 1939-06-18

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The Lotus Quartet, male voices,
organized from the studio of Otto
Simon, will soon begin active re-
hearsals for presentation at clubs
and other organizations.
The members so far signed are
Thomas Castigini, first tenor, soloist
st. Matthews Church; James l.,
Magill, baritone; Harry M. Forker,
bass. soloist st. Johns Church,
Georgetown. A second tenor, lyric
quality. good reader, is needed. Ad-
dress the studio, 1924 H street NV.
Leah and Gertrude Effenbach will
present another group of their
pupils this afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the Washington Club Among those
participating are: Sydney Stolar,
Wilma Rosenberg, Charlotte Fet-
terman, Audrey Wise, Richard
Freudberg, Shirley Cohen, Otto
Naecker, Ruth Milestone, Irma
Fields. Fay Seidel, Jeanne Dolfus,
Ruth Breslau, Elaine Wise, Pauline
Birgfeld. Mendelle Tourover, Helene
Weinstein. Nancy Dunkle, Lucille
Peck, Mildred Stolar, Helen Petit,
Rochelle Intrater and Rosalie
Fonoroff.
Shirley Effenbach, guest pianist,
will play the first movement of the
Beethoven &C Major Concerto"
Ruby Smith Stahl will give an
informal musical in the parlor of
the First Congregational Church
this evening at 7:30 o'clock in honor
of Richard Rogers, who leaves for
the Philippines on Monday. A
group of young teen-age pupils will
sing ensemble and in solo, namely,
Alice Nix, Joyce Soderstrom. Louise
Winfield, Eunice Thomas, Mildred
Spencer, Elizabeth Crockett, Leo
more Aronson, June Baer. Marie
Arera, Jean Henry. Norma and Janet
Heatwole, Rae Acher and Norma
Elmer.
There will be art songs and opera
selections given by Marjorie Brett,
William Croft, Cecil Yates. Richard
Rogers and David Weimer. Inter-
ested friends are welcome.
The Agriculture Chorus will sing
to the All Club campers at their
vesper services today at 7:30 pm,
at the campground. Several favorites
from their repertoire will be included
and they will also lead in the COM
munity singing which follows. The
service is open to the public.
Iva Loughlen Guy is presenting
a group of her pupils in piano re-
cital this afternoon at her residence
studio 5519 Connecticut avenue
NV. Those on the programs are
Nancy Abbot, Mary Able, Betsie
Bassett, Peggy 10 Brown, Joanne
Dillon. Barbara Harter, Eleanor
Graves Kitterman, Martha Wood
we'll Lane, Ann Myers, Iris Rawls,
Nancy Wakefield. Robert and Rich
ard Wiebe and Rene wilkins.
Florence Vincent Yeager will pre-
sent her voice and piano pupils in
recital at Hamline Methodist
Church, Sixteenth and Allison
streets NV. tomorrow evening at
8:15. Solos and ensemble numbers
make up the program.
Those taking part are Marion Re-
pass, Nancy Ellen Repass, Mar
garet Hinson, Margaret Ann john
son, June Hurley, Gwen Brubaker,
Lillian, Virginia and Carleen Chand-
ler, Dolly Ashby, Ruth Orr, Jane
Orr, Betty Miller, Bobby Jones, Bob
by Southworth, Stuart Givens, Char
lotte Wenzel, Florence V. Yeager
and Daniel Bigbee.
Florence Howard will present her
young singers group tomorrow at
$3.50 pm. at her studio, 1408 New
Hampshire avenue, NV. They will
be heard in solos and in excerpts
from the Humperdinck opera. "Haen-
sci und Gretel." Members of
the group are Myra Lillian Mich
ELL Helen Claire Lyons, jeanne
Derrick, Mildred Anderson and Su-
zanne Schwartz.
Elizabeth Collision Hill will pre-
sent two groups in piano recital on
Wednesday, June %, at the Kilt
Studio. Solo and two piano num-
bers by Bach, Beethoven, Haydn,
Brahms, Schubert, Schumann, Cho-
pin, Grieg, Tschaikowsky, D'Albert
and others will be given by Anne
Bernice Braskamp, Miriam and
John Blake, Betty Cameron, Kenneth
Cannon, Gloria Crowder, Blossom
Dearie, Marie and Claire Del Vec-
chic, Jane Eichenlaub, Marjorie
~Goggins, Doris Haley, Helen and
Ann Halsted, Rachel and Virginia
Lee Hanback,, Ann and Randolph
Holden, Mary Janet Kenyon, Anne
Knudsen, Helen Mahoney, Elsie,
Elizabeth and Benjamin Nanny,
Marjorie Newcomb. Betty Ray,
John and Robert Sauerhoff, John
Scott, George Yates and Joan zir-
kin.
Francise Bass Wilson Will present
the following pupils In a piano re-
cital Thursday evening at $3.50
o'clock at Sherwood Auditorium.
Twenty-second street and Rhode
Island avenue NE: Charles Boyse,
Marilyn and Mildred Collier, Norma
Dent, Mary Ann Di Francisi, Gene
Harman, Ann Marie Jameson, Mary
Frances Jameson, Evelyn Ktrner,