Evening star., 1942-06-07
Music
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Events of Unusual
Interest in Local
Music Circles

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Interest in Local
Music Circles
Wilson Teachers College Mixed
Choral Society will present its
spring concert tomorrow in the
college auditorium at $3.50 pm.
Rita Nicholson, soprano; Evelyn
Wagner and Mary Conlan, mezzo-
sopranos, and Harrison Meserole,
baritone, will be heard in several
solos. The Mems Glee Club will
also sing several selections.
The program for the victrola hour
at the YWCA tomorrow at pm.
will include the Concerto in E
Minor" for violin and orchestra,
and some of the Midsummer
Nights Dream" music by Mendels-
sohn. The public is cordially in
vited.
The second annual concert by
the young peoples choir of the
Emory Methodist Church, will be
given in the church auditorium,
6l00 Georgia avenue NV, Tuesday,
8:15 pm. The choir will be assisted
by Virginia Harpham, violinist, and
Gertrude Dyer Parsons. pianist. c.
Wilfred Smith Is the director.
On Tuesday evening the Arts
Club of Washington will present
program by the Eastern High
School Singers, a group under the
direction of Paul De Long Gable.
This program will be given in the
Arts Club garden and will consist
of choral numbers and solos and
duets by Frances Clark, Jack Gill;
ken, Dorothy Cecil, Lorraine Arkin,
Phyllis Justice and Florence Lyman.
William ]. Oates will present
John Dassoulas in a piano recital
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at
Powell Junior High School. Hiatt
place and Lamont street NV. un-
der the auspices Of the Citizens
Forum Of Columbia Heights. The
public is invited to attend.
Isabel Garvin Shelly will present
some of her pupils in recital Thurs
day at 8:15 pm. at her studio, 1924
H street NV. Those appearing are
Frank Skiados, Gail Nelson, Katha-
rine Wilson, Betty Rogers, Ruth
Myers, Mary Lee Omohundro, Bar
bara Hotchkiss, Jack Jones, John
Keefer, Mary Greene The assisting
artists will be Eloy Fominaya, vio-
linist, and Florence Ring. accom-
panist. Certificates of graded work
will be awarded to Barbara Hotch-
kiss, Mary Omohundro and Frank
Skiados.
The Simpson School of Music will
hold its annual spring recital this
year in the Musical Art Center, 1925
G street, on Friday evening at 8
o'clock, when students in piano, gui-
tar and accordion will be presented
In a diversified program OF music.
The public is cordially invited TO at
tend. Those participating are: Har-
riet Bean. Betty Fisher, Jean Fer
guson, Mary Eleanor Henderson,
Jack Hoffman, Carmen Martino,
Gibson. Russell, Elizabeth Waechter.
Dorothy Waer, Doris Wright. Ken
meth Allen, Howard Bass, Lechro
Bouroth, Mrs. Fisher, Betty Fay
and Willie Mae Durham and Claire
Cohen.
Felicia Rybier. well-known pianist
of Baltimore and Washington, will
present some of her pupils in re-
cital Sunday, June IA, at pm, at
the Musical Art Center, 1925 q
street NV. The following pupils
will appear: Jane and Judith Kush-
ner, Barbara Susser. Marilyn and
Janice Reiskin, Judith Steinberg,
Gerry Brown, Elaine Rosen, Dorothy
Manning. Ina Bass, Eva and Eta
Nezin and Lou Ann Jacobs.
Edith MacCartee sang for the an
nual dinner Of the c. Y. w. Class
of Calvary Church last week, &C
companied by Doris MacFarland.
Mary Ferris Van Allen presented
her piano pupils in a recital at
Meadowbrook Cabin, Rock Creek
Park, Md, Friday. Those partici-
pating were Marjorie Laing, Marion
Munson, Kathleen Kerlin, Mary
Wood. Jean and Donald Rehlaen-
der, Jane Aver, Judy Dupkelberg,
Barbara Scruggs, Suzanne, Betty
and Marilyn Magee, Lorraine Trog-
stad, Grace Ann and Kathrine Zeut-
zius, Ronny La Roche, John Her.
man Tancill, Donald Smith, Mary
Lee Palmer, Mary Alice Dean and
Lucille Dyson. Miss Van Allen con-
cluded the program with the play
ing of Schumann's Grief Without
End and MacDowell's "Polonaise."