Evening star., 1945-06-24
In Local Music Circles

Elizabeth Donaldson. Dorothy Gin
ter. Louise Hart, F. Dan Hinger,
musician, U. S. N; Henry Hood,
Thomas N. Leef, Frances McCart-
ney, Anna Katharine Molster, Frank
Myers, Marjorie Pennell, Arthur
Porter, Halle Mae Reed, French
Smith, June Stoll, Elinor Updike,
Mary Wood.
Musician Hinger will also play two
xylophone solos. Mr.. Marville will
be at the piano for his pupils.
Florence Vincent Yeager will
present the Florence Junior Club,
member of the Federation of Music
Clubs, in the chapel of Hamline
Methodist Church, Sixteenth and
Allison street NV. tomorrow at
8:15 pm. Several of Mrs. Yeager's
voice pupils of the Washington Mu-
sical Institute will assist. Students
participating are as follows: Piano.
Betty Callas, Betty Corley, Ellen
Elliott, Betty Edwards, Deana Engel,
Aaron Engel, Eugene Flippo, Inge
Grote, Janice Harsh, Novella Harsh,
Helen Hardt, Monck Gilbert, Mar
tha McLendon, Esther McLendon,
Sue Ogens, David Kagen, jeanne
Pendleton, Mary Lynn Thomen,
Marion Repass, Martin Rosensky,
Shelley Timmons, Carter Timmons,
Betty Vermeule; voice, Betty Callas,
Ethel Ulitsky, Louise Maynard,
Lena Lukashevich, Helen Prick,
Model Tacy, Vera Wallace, Georgia
Bridges, Betty Hoffman.
The social service department will
present the Hill Gospel Singers to-
morrow night at $50 pm. at the
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
1880 Vermont avenue NV This will
be the farewell program of this
group since Mr.. Hill, the manager,
will leave soon for the armed forces.
Charlton Meyer, pianist, and Dor
othy Raynor, soprano, formerly of
the American Opera Co., will be
presented at the Woman's City Club,
1735 I street NV, in recital on
Tuesday evening at S:45 o'clock.
The artists will be presented by
Gertrude Lyons, chairman of music.
Mr.. Meyer, a Washingtonian, for
mer student of Frances Gutelius
and La Sale Spier, has at present
scholarship at the Curtis Institute
of Philadelphia, where he studies
with Nine. Vengerova.
Leonard B. Smith. trumpetist. will
be featured as soloist by the Navy
Band tomorrow at 8 pm. at the
East Front of the Capitol. He will
be heard in Rogers Harp of Tara"
and the band will play Newman's
Street Scene" Leidzen's arrange
ment of Smoke Gets in Your Eyes"
from Kerns Roberta" Kreisler's
"Schoen Rosmarin," Cailliet's
Memories of Stephen Foster" Le-
har's waltzes, Gold and Silver;
excerpts from Verdi's "Rigoletto,"
Gould's "Pavanne," Tropical" and
"The Prima Donna" and Gershwin's
Rhapsody in Blue"
The program for the Marine Band
concert tomorrow, 8 pm, in the
Marine Barracks, will be Teike's
march, "The Conqueror";; Gold
marks overture, "Sakuntala";; NAL
neck-Signorelli's Park Avenue Fan
tasy," selections from Herbert's
"The Fortune Teller" Lacome's
suite, ia Feria," the Coronation
Scene" and Love Duet" from Nous
sorgskys Boris Godounow."
Soloists will be Dale Harpham
playing Martins Novelette," for
trombone, and Oliver Zinsmeister,
to be heard in lf-Farrari's
Dance of the Camorrists" for xylo-
phone. The two musicians will re-
peat their solos on Wednesdays
program at 8 pm, at the Capitol,
when the band will present Gould's
American Salute" Berlioz' "Carni-
val Romain," LISTS Dreams of
Love-" Brahms Variations on a
Theme by Haydn" selections from
Friml's THE Firefiy" and Enesco's
"Roumanian Rhapsody No. l."