Evening star., 1939-06-11

Jean Thomas, Emily Walker, Mary
Jane Watson and Dorothy Zatz.
Among the students playing who
won national high honors in the re-
cent competitive festival sponsored
by the District of Columbia Fed
Grafton Of Music Clubs are Janet
Guess, Mary Jane Watson, Audrey
Dixon and August Domer.
Lenna Orr Gauss presented Paul
cen Miller, soprano. IN recital on
Wednesday night at 920 Seventeenth
street Miss Miller was assisted by
Demetra Acton and Donald Mat
thlas, pianists.
Florence Vincent Yeager pre-
sented her voice pupils in recital
at the Washington College of Music
June /. The program consisted of
solos and several selections by the
Glee Club.
Betty Baum. pianist. presented a
group of students in recital Friday
evening in the assembly hall of
the Y, w. c. A. Those participat-
ing were: Helene Aaronson, Anita
Dornblatt, Arlene Gordon, Teddy
Haas, Miriam Jaffe. June Kuldell,
Adele Sauber, Kathleen kuldell,
Anabelle Tender, Mary Duggan,
Marlene Jacobson, Donna Werthei-
mer, Victor and Tommy Ottenstein.
Suzane Lockhead, Emily Haas. Anne
Kuldell, Sonia Katz and Phyllis
Schwartz, who ended the recital by
playing the D Minor Mozart Con-
certo. A Musical Portrait of List,
written by Clara Baum with the
music arranged and played by Betty
Baum, was among the numbers on
the program.
At the last rehearsal of the season
Of the choral group of the Takoma
Park Women's Club, held at the
home of Mrs. r. w. Phillips. the
following officers were elected for
the insuing year: Chairman, Mrs.
Walter w. SWEET; secretary treas
urer, Mrs. James w. Burch: pub
licity, Mrs. D. Stewart Patterson.
Mrs. Edmund L. Green is director
of the group and Mrs. Waldo
Schmltt is accompanist.
The Sentinels Male Quartet and
the Vocal Art Womens Trio have
filled varied series of engagements
during the last season, including ap-
pearances at the MayfoWer, Roose-
welt and Dodge Hotels the Friday
Morning Music Club, the Y. M c. A.,
the National Ice Institute. the
Washington Automobile Show and
quite a number of broadcast song
recitals. Already engagements have
begun coming in for the fall season
The director, Mabel Frost, 1928 JON
quill street NV.
The Potomac Electric Power Co.
Glee Club concluded it's season with
the second annual concert, held at
the P. E, P. Co. auditorium, Tenth
and E streets NV, on Thursday
evening. May IS, for the officers
and employees of the company and
the general public. Guest artists
of the evening we're Thelma Schmidt,
reader, and Dorothy Skinner, So
prano soloist J. Humbird Duffey,
director; Cornelia Long Kinsella,
accompanist
The piano department of the Won
Unschuld University of Music held
its final recital last Saturday in
the Pierce Hall. The performers
were students of Nine. Marie Won
Unschuld, head of the piano de-
partment. At the close of the pro-
gram Nine. Won Unschuld played
the Hungarian Fantasy" with or
chestra accompaniment by means
of recording.
Those who took part were:
Marian Hess. Lauretta Martin
Richter, Betty Marie Miller Mabel
Long, Ronald Bowles, Virginia
Hodges, Humphrey Kern. Doris
Jean Cone, Evelyn Foster, Elizabeth
Gates, Adele Misek and Mrs. Thomas
North.
Mary Park Clements presented her
pupils Saturday afternoon in pro-
gram of ''iolin solos and ensemble
numbers at the Women's City Club
on Jackson place. The following
pupils played: Eleanor Bishop. Lu-
cile Burgess, Walden Crossen, Perry
Fliakas, Anita Fominaya Eloy Fomi-
maya, Richard Goldman, Martin Hi
den, Gordon Linke, Mrs. Arthur
Moore, Margaret Preston, Francis
STACK, Lorene STACK, Christina
Testa, Leonardo Testa, Constance
Ellen Tyler, Richard Bevan Wy
mond and Albert Tanner. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Russell Bishop,
Maureen Burgess, Mary Ware Gold
man. Olive Constant Pratt, Mrs.
Donald Preston, Mrs. Gerald Whit
taker and Mrs. Albert Tanner.