Evening star., 1941-06-08

Tatge, Margaret Sabine, Virginia
Kessler, Virginia Wilson, Gloria
Nichols and Nancy Sullivan.
Alberto de GoroStiaga, celebrated
Spanish vocal teacher. recently of
Paris, is spending a few days in
Washington as guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Bernier. The maestro is well
known through his famous pupils,
Lilly Pons and Rosita Arguello, Sal
vadorean coloratura soprano, who
made successful American debut
at the Pan-Americsn Union re-
Gently.
Fanny Ross Henbest presented a
group of her piano students in re-
cital on Memorial Day morning.
She will present another group in
recital on Thursday evening at 7:45,
in her residence studio, at 1929 Ban
croft place NV.
Camille Allensworth presented the
students of her town studios in
piano recitals Friday and Saturday
in the auditorium of the Arts Club
Those taking part were Donald
Danly, Peggy Ann EdminSter. Mary
Jane Hayes. Patricia Leadbetter,
John Robb, Carol and John Collins.
Dorothy Downing. Maryjane Greene,
Beverly Goodhart. Ruth Lamond.
Guy Leadbetter, jr.: Virginia Lewis,
Jean McCandliSh, Jean Miners, Mary
Frances Rollow, Fenwick Shugrue
Virginia Wright, Nicky and Jocelvn
Arundel. Barbara and Lucy Ann Al
lensworth. Josephine Bogley. Rich
mond Brooks, jr.; Carmelia Deimel,
Nancy Gardner Billy Hendrickson.
Nancy Hand, Georgiana and Mari
lyn Meuth, Roldah Northup. Cor
nelia Stone Betsy Silver, Jacoueline
and Betty Jane Somerville and Peter
Tapke.
This evening in the Arts Club
Auditorium the entire student BODY
of the town studios will be presented
In an entire piano ensemble pro-
gram.
Tomorrow. Katherine Morrison
will present the students in the
Edgemoor branch of the school.
Included in the program are Martha
Alexander. Elizabeth Brewer. Mary
Colt. Bancroft Foley, jr.: Robert
Foley. Barbara Lee, Anna Marie
Lawrence, Terry Maphis. Mary and
Barbara Milton. Matilda Norfeet.
Ann Peyton, Dorothy Ruebsam,
Frances Seward, Ann Sylvester and
David Yaukey.
On Wednesday Katherine Morri-
son and Jean McCandlish will pre-
sent in recital the students in the
University Park branch of the school.
Included on the program are Ger
aid Briefly, Phyllis Fohrman. Rose
mary Greathouse, Patty Hart. Mary
Shear. Margaret Smith, Molly Tur-
ner and Frances White.
A recital of college and graduate
departments of the Washington
Musical Institute was given Wednes-
day evening when the program was
presented by Lucy Buckman. Vir-
glnla Roberts. Dorothy Todd. Sally
West. Helen Shenton and Winifred
Chamberlain.
The following singers took part in
recital at Otto Simons studio.
Monday evening: Justine Jones.
Lynette Wells. Francis Conley, Clar-
ence johnson and Jesse NusSear. In
cluded in the program were the Bell
Song" from 'Lakme";; 20. Had I
Jubars Lyre,' Trust in the Lord" {"
Handel; 'Ich lieb dich.' Beethoven,
and lie Reve." Massenet. Duets:
Aria from ''Mefstofele," Boito: "Sull
Aria" Mozart; La ci darem," Mo-
zart. and Scheme in quest ora"
Verdi
Beulah B. Chambers and Mrs. Duff
Lewis gave a recital for two pianos
on Sunday afternoon at Miss Cham
ber's Studio-playing works of Mo-
zart. Saint Saens. Henselt. Mac
Dowell and Wagner. Floyd Jennings
assisted with two groups of tenor
solos.
The Columbia Light Opera Co. di-
rected by Ethyl Manning will in
augurate the 1941 series of summer
festivals at the Water Gate on
Thursday, June 10. under the joint
auspices of the Community Center
and Fairgrounds Department and
the Welfare and Recreation Asso-
nin