Evening star., 1939-05-28

queline Chevallaz, Julia Cobb, Claire
Croft, Althea Davis, Barbara Dill,
Nancy Dill, Rebecca Ely, Marjorie
Embrey, Betty Jean Toust, Cookie
Giovanoni. Peggy Hudson, Robin
Lees, Dorothy Vaudeville, Ellis Man
ming, jr.; John Moss, jr.; Helen
Rainey, Lenore Rainey, Jean Sauer.
James Schram, Ruth Suter, Ed.
ward Swecker, Betty Talley, Mildred
Wangler and Eleanor Wolford.
Edward Henneberry presented his
pupils in a program Of piano music
at the Arts Club Friday evening.
1t was his final recital of the sea-
son and the following pupils per-
formed: Betty Hyer, Stephen
Brown, Georgia and Virginia Dyer,
Harris and Molly Kramer, Patsy
Smith, Herbert Penske, Margaret
Curtin, Mary Alice Baden, Alan
and Virginia Brown, Nancy Rob-
inson and James Copeland. Mrs.
Ernest w. Brown, mezzo soprano,
and Regina Baden, violinist, were
guest soloists.
A concert by students Of the
Slattery School of Music was given
on Friday at the Washington Club.
Those taking part were Joyce
Hendricks, Ralph McRobie, Mar
garet Lacey. William Suit, Carl
Fowler, Myrtle Marlar, Lena Wal
derop, Jean King. Helen Dodson,
Joanne King, Joan Harnett, Jean
Geanopoulos, Esther Resnick, Nor
ris Resnick, Eleanor Talpalar, Jay
Talpalar, Priscilla Grove, Marion
Proctor, Betty Lou Quinones, An
nette Chaillet, Mary 10 Coe, Janet
Garnand, Ann Coe, Alvin Davis,
Shirley Green, Shirley Connor,
Mary Rinaldi, William Goulart,
Anna Rinaldi, Dolores Segretti.
Joan Slattery, Billy Smith, Irving
Meyer, Charles Bronson and John
Slattery.
Eta Schmid Wells and Mariory
Morrison-Smith presented Marga-
ret Briggs, Mary Jane Briggs and
Dorothy Goodman in individual re-
citals Friday afternoon at the
Cleveland Park Studios of the Esmu
Club. Saturday afternoon, Jeanne
DePrez and Joan Freed gave recit-
ais of solo and two piano numbers
at the Homer Kilt Studio. Jeanne
DePrez and Jane Elsie Miller re-
ceived highest honors for having
been the first and second in the
class to have prepared their pro-
gram of 10 numbers.
Emelie Wisch, Eugenia Schwartz,
Bettlgene Jerman, Patrician Jer-
man and Elaine Torbert will be pre-
sented next Friday and Saturday
in recitals.
A piano recital was given by the
pupils of Jessamine Hartman Fri
day evening at her residence at 2l4
Buffalo avenue, Takoma Park, Md.
There were about 20 pupils who took
part in the recital. Compositions
OF well-known composers were play
ed as solos and for two pianos.
Among the advanced pupils who
took part were Delphine and Maud
Keating. Charmain Griffin, Polly
Curtis, Alice Owen and Louise Rab-
bitt.
Dorothy Radde Emery presented in
joint recital Jeanne Rose and Betty
Harmon, pianists, assisted by Amelia
Shorday. soprano. The program in
cluded piano compositions by Bach,
Beethoven, Moszkowski. Palmgren
and Debussy. while Miss Shorday
sang "Voi Che Sapete" by Mozart and
songs by Whelpley, Rogers and
Strauss.
On Friday at s pm. the Senior
Choir of the Woodside Methodist
Church. under Dorothy Radde EN-
cry, will present program of sacred
music in the church, 1914 Georgia
avenue. A feature of special in
terest will be the presentation of r.
Deane Shures new anthem, Moth
err with the composer in the audi
ence. Other numbers on the pro-
gram are by Dvorak, Sullivan,
Handel, Shvedof, Scott and Rogers.
The choir will close the program with
the "Seven-fold Amen" by Stainer.