Evening star., 1941-06-15

On Tuesday evening the Washing
ton Sinfonietta, directed by Van Lier
Lanning. will make its first Local
appearance since its recent series
OF three concerts at HagerstoWn
Md, at the roof garden of the
Y. w. c. A, Seventeenth and K
streets N. w. This is the fourth in
a series of concerts sponsored BY
the National Defense Council for
soldiers and civilian defense work
ers. For the program Mr.. Lanning
has selected several popular works
which have not been played here
recently and the local premiere Of
rhapsody by SvendSon. This IS
the first of the "Y'S" outdoor sum-
mer concerts and the public IS
cordially invited.
The newly organized n Y A
Concert Orchestra. under the direc-
ton OF Sylvanus Hart. will give its
first performance this evening at
$50 O'Clock in Andrew Rankin
Memorial Chapel. Howard Univer-
Sity. The program will include the
Clarinet Concerto Opus 26' Won
Weber,. with Don Roberts as sOlOlst
Miriam Di Maggie is presenting
members of the Di Maggie Piano
Club in recital this afternoon a.
: o'clock al the Womens City Club
1856 Jackson place. Those perform
ing will be Michael Kudick, Doree
Lapidus, Andrea Di Maggie. FLOYD
Gusack. Verna Douglas, Barbara
Neal. Melvin Diamond. Dorothy
Diamond. Mildred Bookoff. Char
lotte Greenberg. Louis Diamond
Virginia Muller. Gilbert Barkin. Lii
Ian Cohen. Doris Kudlick Jessie
Siegel Shirley Salus. Charles Lewis
and Nathaniel London.
Betty Baum. pianist. will presen;
the following students in recital this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock in her resi-
dence studio. 1920 EdmlmdS street
NV: Doris Ostrander. Susy Eckert
sylvia Hillman, Judith and Ruth
Hillman. Sue Palkin. Jane Barnette
Doris Bisgyar. Norma Plavnick
Arlene Gordon. Naomi Biskin and
Phyllis Schwartz.
Miss Baum presented the follow
ing group last evening; June Kul-
dell. Caroline Small, Mary Duggan,
Doris Ostrander. Naomi Biskin,
Phyllis Schwartz and Louise Rubin.
Miss Baum closed this recital by
plaving the DebuSSy "PhantaSy.' >
HARLAN Meyer played the orchestral
part on the second piano.
Bernice Follis will present several
of her pupils at two recitals TO be
given at her studio. 20l0 P street
NV. today at and Wednesday
evening at $50. Today she will
present Martha Croson. dramatic
soprano: Warren Slemmons. tenor.
and John Schaffer. baritone. and
on Wednesday evening seven other
advanced pupils. Dorothy Radde
Emery will be the accompanist.
Daisy Fickenscher will present the
following pupils of violin, cello and
piano in recital at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church tomor-
row at 8 pm: Steve Pappas. Joan,
Elaine and Dorothy Maupin: Felix
Childs. Jere and Marvin Stern. Will
liam Willard, Archibald Vann. Glen
and Walter Nicholson, Ernest Cob
lentz. Willis Volkmer. Mary Ellen
Lovelace, Emma Jane Adams. Ger
aid Whitaker. Ruth Hobbs Sang
ster. Gerald Clemence. Iantha Smith
Whitaker, Stanley Gaub, George
and Bessie Manos. Claude Robson
will assist at the organ.
Thelma Callahan will present
group of her pupils in a piano re-
cital Thursday in the PetWorth
Methodist Church, Grant Circle and
New Hampshire avenue NV. at
8 pm. Those playing will be Doro-
thy Webb, Patsy Dodge, Adriene
Swaine. Shirley Malorey. Helen LOU
den, Joan Carol Birkett. Bernard
and Rose Bord, Virginia Baker Tru-
man and Shirley Ward. Bill Clam
pitt. Dorothy Fielder. Jean Wood
ward. Beatrice Keating, Genevieve
Billhimer, Phyllis Kettner, Larry
Stilwell, Carol Joan Tribe, Mary
Jean Wexford, Donald and Janet
Mallorey, Gloria Slovensky, Richard
Hill, Virginia Perrin and Virginia
Bradford.
Rae Alice Elmer will present the
following pupils in piano recital
Friday evening at the Washington
Club at pm: Violet Anvil. Judith
Coleman, Peggy Colston, Evelyn
Cooley, Geoffery Gwaltney, Patricia
Kelly, Jane McEntee. Patricia Nc
Entee, Patricia McLister. Kathryn
Mehserle, Stanley Miller. Sue
Schedler, Ann Lee Weeks and Doro-
thy Wilkinson.
Julia Elbogen, Viennese concert