Evening star., 1940-06-02
In Local Music
Circles

Anthony Chanaka and William
Collins Of the Washington College
Of Music will present their piano
pupils in recital this afternoon at
Friendship House, 619 D street, Sc.
at 5 O'Clock. Those being presented
by Mr.. Collins are: David Keyes,
Audrey Hughes, Betty Ann Larey,
James Leeman. George Wagner,
Betty Wagner, Billy Bowling, Phyl-
lis Lindamood, Tommy Andre, Betty
Hughes.
Mr.. Chanaka's pupils are: Betty
Temin, Ruth Kendrick, Maureen
Hurney, Barbara Hawkins, Ruth
Van Pelt, Pauline Harmon, Joanna
Black, Greta Whitman, Edwin AL
brecht, Mary Dick. The public is
cordially invited.
The second Judge for the Ma
tional Piano Playing Tournament
will be Adele Laue, we'll known con-
cert pianist and teacher, of New
York. Miss Laue served as Judge
with La Sale Spier recently in the
Boston tournament.
This evening, Felian Garzia will
present Beatrice Moore and Ruth
Tapke In two complete recital pro-
grams at 1881 Jefferson place, the
first at 8:15 o'clock and the second
at 8 pm. The public is invited.
Helen Turley will present Bar
bara Sweet, soprano, and John
Wolfe, baritone in recital at her
studio 1926 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, tomorrow evening. g.: Is o'clock.
They will be accompanied by Mrs.
Clifford Jope.
Sylvia Kaplowitz of the Homer L.
Kilt School Of Music will present
Naomi Rule and Bernard Lips
Hitch, concert accordionists, in
recital on Friday evening at 8
o'clock pm. in the Kilt Recital Hall,
1880 G street NV They will be
assisted in group and ensemble work
by the kits Keyboard Kapers,
composed of Margaret Ann Darcy,
Mary Ellen Johanasen, Virginia
Smith, Gladys Soiberman, Richard
Bralove, Daniel Bralove, Sol Bree-
skin and Stanley Sterling.
Fanny Ross Henbest will present
few Of her students in two piano
recitals on Saturday and Sunday
at $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon in
her studio at 1929 Bancroft place
NV. Jeanne Foote and Mary Edith
Hosmer will appear jointly on Sat-
urday, assisted by Helen Hosmer
and Sylvia Shafroth. On Sunday
Patty Thorn and Byron Bird will
present q joint program, assisted
by Elise Davis and Jack Bird. All
interested are cordially invited to
attend.
Lois Abernethy presented the fol-
lowing pupils in a piano recital
yesterday afternoon in Burial Hall:
Katharine Bliss, Frances and Laurel
Bolgiano, Betty and Bobby Cattell,
Jacqueline Chevallaz, Julia and
Richard Cobb, Althea Davis, Rebec.
ca Ely, Betty Felt, Nora Finlay,
Betty Jean Foust, Garcia Giovano-
nj, Peggy Hudson, Dorothy Mande-
vile, Ellis Manning, jr.; Jean Sauer,
Ruth Suter, Lois Sutton, Edward
Swecker, Grant Uhl, Mildred Wang
Ter, Eleanor Wolford and Jan Wood.
The Washington Opera Guild
Choral Club, under the direction of
Nine. Gurle Luise Correa, gave its
third concert of the spring season
at the Methodist Home on Tuesday
evening. Members and soloists
were: Virginia Howard, Leila Hud-
dleson, Helen Louise Trembley,
Margaret Ann Bopp, Ann Littman,
Grace Summerville, Anne Arnold,
Lillian Weight, Monsita Correa,
Mary Trembley and the octette COM
posed of Rita Barry, Evelyn Zim-
mer, Dorothy Oxford, Katherine
Foote, Marta Layton, Maxine Ar
land, Virginia Edwards and Mary
Collins.
Helene Gilliaert was soloist with
the United States Marine Band for
Memorial Day special services at the
End Division Flaming Sword Monu-
ment on Constitution avenue, Capt.
w. F. Santelmann conducting. Miss
Gilliaert was also soloist for the
Mount Olivet memorial services on