Evening star., 1945-05-27

last piano recital of the season in
Pierce Hall tonight at $3.50 O'Clock
when his program will consist of the
Bach-Liszt Prelude and Fugue in
A Minor" Haydn's Theme and Va
riations in F Minor" Schumann's
Carnival" Chopin's "Nocturne in
C Minor" "Mazurka in A Minor"
and Sonata in B Flat Minor" De-
bussy's Dancing Priestesses of
Delphi" THE Wind Over the
Plain" THE Maid with the Flaxen
Hair" and Isle of JOY"
The Navy Band, conducted by C.
w. O. Richard E. Townsend, will
provide the music for the annual
Memorial service, Department of the
District of Columbia Auxiliary.
United Spanish War Veterans, at
the Water Gate this morning at
1890 o'clock.
A program of chamber music by
artists of the Marine Band, as
sisted by Irving Owen, pianist, is
scheduled for tonight at o'clock
in the National Gallery of Art.
Sergt. Richard Joiner, clarinet;
Sergt. Joseph de Pasquale, viola
and Mr.. Owen, pianist, will play
Mozarts Trio in E Flat Major,
K498," and ,Sergts. Earl Schuster.
oboe; Ferdinand Pranzatelli, violin;
Joseph de Pasquale, viola. and Will
liam Saputelli, cello, will be heard
in Britten's 'Phantasy Quartet" in
one movement. Sergts. Schuster,
De Pasquale and Mr. Owen will pre-
sent Loeffler's Two Rhapsodies"
and Porter's Quartet No. 81 will
be given by Sergts. Pranzatelli and
Robert Horak, violins; De Pasquale,
viola, and Saputelli, cello
A program appropriate to the
spirit of Memorial Day will be given
at the o'clock service tonight in
Calvary Methodist Church. Sc
lections from Brahms Requiem"
Faure's Requiem" and Noble S
Souls of the Righteous" will be
sung by the choir.
Betty Baum will present the fol-
lowing students in a piano recital
this afternoon at o'clock in her
residence studio, 1920 Edmunds
street NV: Joyce Miller, Jean
Mace, Marthe Codel, Billy Bush,
Phyllis Mazur, INA Rosenberg, John
and Roland Riddell, Sue Chidakel,
Jean Hollander, Jerry Chayt, Elaine
Baum, Eleanor Bush. Barbara Sci
gel, Miriam Dunn, Gary Lee Cox,
Helen Austern, Morriss Basseches, !
Teri Youngman. Jean Sollenberger,
Barbara Goldman, Burton Huffman,
Basha Newman and Naomi Biskin. |
A group of singers from the Helen
Turley Studio will present an hour
of song this afternoon at 4 o'clock
at the Arts Club, 2017 Eye st. Those
taking part will be: Jacqueline
Kroepsch, Iris Bailey, jeanne and
jeanette Poole, Annie Laurie Ran
kin, Joan McKenna, Dorothy Fife
Young and Dorothy Bixby. Saida
Selby will be at the piano.
The May meeting of Sigma Alpha
Iota will be held in the home of
Mrs. A. A. Garthoff, 211 West Uhler
terrace, Alexandria, Va, tomorrow
at 8 pm. A program featuring
French composers will be given by
Florence Elliott, Helen May and
Martha Osborne, pianists, and Bur-
nette Statebler, mezzo soprano, with
Esther Stevens as commentator
On Friday at 7:45 pm. in the
Washington Club the following voice
pupils will be presented in recital
by Grace McPhail ESpy: Robert
Ehlert, James Peter Shorthand, Mary
Elizabeth Rhyme, Betsy Smith. Mary
Jane Wright, Patricia Libbey, Mar
jorie Foster, Custis Hightower, Mary
LennoX, Roger Sears, Jean NC
Keithen, Clara Bennett, Ruth She
reshefski,. James Stubbs, Phyllis
Weare, Janet Mallorey, William
Dodson, Louise Jacobson, Heloise
Albritton. Jane Laidlow, William
Stallsmith, Evelyn Glad Meyer and
Charles Stevenson. Assisting will
be Kathryn Bart, f1utist; Lindsay
McPhail, pianist and accompanist,
of New York, and Faye Finley Shaw,
directing a group in Madrigal sing
ing.
The music department of George
town Visitation Junior College and
High School has scheduled series
of recitals during the current week.
Helen Corbin Heinl, head of the
and teacher of piano,
will present Janice Mclaughlin and
Estela del Rio from the junior col
lege and Patricia Allen, Rosemary
Miller, Nancy Coleman, Mary Ellen
Gerrity, Susan Mentz. Marjorie
Mclaughlin, Marguerite Andrews,
Constance Shipe and Ann Reilly
from thes high school.
Florence Howard, teacher of sing
ing and speech, will present Sue