Evening star., 1941-06-22

rial Church, Cornelia Kinsella di-
rector, will present musical pro-
gram this afternoon In the chapel
at Fort Lincoln, Nd. The public is
invited to hear the program, which
begins at pm.
Minnie Volkmann will present
Barbara Ann Bethea. soprano, in
recital at her residence on Tilden
street at 4 o'clock today. Miss
Bethea will be assisted by Starr
Preston Tew, pianist.
Iva Loughlen Guy is presenting a
group of her pupils in a piano re-
cital this afternoon at her residence
studio, 5519 Connecticut avenue
N. w. Those on the program are
Mary Able, Nancy Abbot, Bob
Basart. Betsie and Kimbrough Bas-
sett, Barbara and Peggy 10 Brown,
jeanne Dillon, Barbara Harter,
Martha Woodwell Lane, Johnny Nc
Keever. Ann Myers. June Ney, Iris
Rawls, Mary Ann Robb, Ira B. Tice
jr., Jane Tremearne and Thomas
Warren.
The Southwestern Branch of the
Public Library, Seventh and H
streets, S. w. is presenting a con-
cert of victrola music tomorrow, at
7:30 pm,
Florence Vincent Yeager will pre-
sent a group of voice and piano
pupils in a recital, tomorrow, at
8:l5 pm. in the Social Hall of Ham,
line Methodist Church, Sixteenth
and Allison streets. The public is
cordially invited to attend. The fol-
lowing pupils will be heard: Dolly
Ashby, Robert Bowman, Gwen Bru-
baker. Henry Bryant, Lillian Chan
dler, Betty and George Gales, Bar
bara and Thelma Dorfman, June
Hurley, Jean Leibiger, Myrna Mar
tin. Gilbert Monck, Ruth Orr, Bobby
Paris, Nancy and Marion RepasS,
Dorothy Scates, Lois Stanley, Lois
Williamson. Constance Luongo,
Florence Yeager Emerson, Leslie
wager dllU fINidll FAiSCllt 1CooSL' =
Cecilia G. Luce will present mem
bers of the Mozart Junior Club in
a piano recital st o'clock tomorrow
evening at the Y. w. c. A. Seven
teenth and K streets NV. The
public is invited to attend. Those
taking part are: Eleanor and Pa
tricia Allen; James and Sam Bar
row, Phyllis Baudet, Jane Baumann,
Elizabeth Crist, Betty and Robert
Crozier. Doris and Margaret Deloe,
Kenneth and Roland Dixon, Grace
Fentimen, Betty Howard, Robert
Jeffery, Malinda Kieny, Ashby and
Gloria Robins, Carol Whitcraft.
Eta Schmid Wells and her assist
ants, Eunice Wilson Greene and
Flora Blumenthal, will present a
group of students in "A Twilight
Recital on the Green" Tuesday
at 7:30 pm. The recital will be
held in the Esmu Garden at 3432
Ashley terrace, Cleveland Park.
The presentation of the Esmu Clubs
rhythm band and the performance
of Mozart's Concerto in D Minor"
by Miss Blumenthal, second piano
by Mrs. Wells, will be special fea-
lures of the program.
Others participating include Mary
Ellen Ferry, Margaret Briggs, Janet
Ritter, Marian Greene, Jane Elsie
Miller, Joan Trunk, Jeanne De
PREF, Frances Osborn, Joan Freed,
Emelie and Priscilla Wisch. Ann
Distler. Marjorie Rosenthal, Patricia
and Bettigene Jerman, Beverly
Johnson, Edna Kirby, Jeanny
Esther and Mary Vorys, Dorothy
Gauss, Sally O-Neill and Flora
Blumenthal.
On Tuesday and Wednesday at
8:l5 pm. Clara Moran Bernheimer
will present the following pupils
in a song recital at the Washington
Club: Eleanor Barton, Blanche
Baum, Sonia Berman, Maria Coffey,
Lovina Campbell, Jane Davis. Fran
ces Davis, William Donnelly, Har-
riett Grifhths, Anita Herndon,
Pauline Holer, Elizabeth Howard,
Mollie Mendick, Jessalyn Nicklas,
Edward Knouse, Eva Owens. Edwin
Singer, Margaret Smith, Eber Riley,
Jeanne Wood, Helen Wooten and
Joseph Zeis.
A recital in the form of concert
will be given by group of adult
pupils of John Marville in Pierce
Hall, Fifteenth street at Harvard
NV, Wednesday night at 8:l5
o'clock The public is invited. There
is no admission charge. Those par
ticipating are: Marta Brokaw. Rob-
ert A. Brown, George Irving Chand-
Ter, Bruce Etchison, Florence Mae
Evans, Virginia Gary, Estelle Gates,
Wexford Karriker, Thomas N. Leef,
Jane Leitzel, Frank Mervine, Anna
Katharine Molster, Margaret Myers,
John Murphy, Martha Jane Orr,
Halle Mae Reed. Annabel Spangle,
Olive Stockdill, William Strauss.
Mildred Shackleford presented the
following pupils at her annual re-
cital yesterday: Paul sturses. Nancy