Evening star., 1951-06-03

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The Washington Civic Orches-
| ira and Woodrow Wilson-Alice
Deal String Orchestra will give a
concert at Roosevelt Auditorium,
Fourteenth and Allison streets
NW.-at 4 pm. this afternoon.
Hendrick Essers will direct. Doris
Gazda, violinist; Karin Peterson.
fiutist, winner of the $500 prize
in the Hamilton Bank High
School Music Contest; c. William
Bailey. trumpetist, and Ann
Schein. the 11-year-old pianist,
are the soloists.
The Chancel Choir of the Ma
tional Presbyterian Church, Theo-
dore Schaefer, conductor, and a
quartet Of soloists will perform
Handel's "Dettingen" TIE Deum in
the West Garden Court of the Ma
tional Gallery of Art. at pm. to-
night on the program given by
the National Gallery Orchestra.
Richard Bales, conductor.
The orchestral music is provid-
led by the cooperation of Local
16l OF the American Federation
of Musicians. through the grant
from the Music Performance
Trust Fund of the Recording In
dustry.
Elena Crivella, pianist, and
William H. Miller. tenor, will give
a Joint recital in Barker Hall,
IYWCA, at 8 pm. tonight. During
the month of June the regular
4:3O pm. music hour will be
moved to 8 pm.
A piano recital Of compositions
by Neapolitan Keyboard Com
posers of the sixteenth century will
be given by Elio Gianturco in the
international Student House to-
night at $50.
Helen Miller Hudson will present
three programs this week given by
her piano students at her studio
residence. Juniors playing Thurs
day at 1880 pm. are: George Bar
rett, Wilson Florence, Nancy and
Mary Hobart. Cynthia McCune,
Mary Margaret Mercer, Missy and
Jimmie Mills, Eddy Morris. Jarry
Moss. Carolyn Dee Nash, Deirdre
PenSon, Kay Stabler and Jacque-
lyn Warwick. This group will close
4 with the reading of a short group
Of compositions by early Ameri-
can composers.
The intermediate group, con-
lsisting of Jane Beatty, Peggy
Boone, William Gibbons, Carol
McCune. Beth Miller, Bob Mills,
Mary Helen Morris, Michael Nash
and Daniel Tobin are scheduled
; for Saturday night. 7:45. A girl
and one boy from this group will
be considered for a 1851 scholar
ship.
4 On Friday night at 8 pm. the
!, Senior Repertoire and Reading
Glass will present a program. The
following will participate: James
Alexander. David Bradshaw. Mar
tina Anne Copeland, John Eichler,
Estelle Olevsky and Virginia Will
son.
The Phillips Gallery will pre-
sent Sonia Vargas in a piano re-
cital tomorrow night at $3.50 pm.
i Margaret Tolson will present
ia group of her students in re-
cital this afternoon at S pm. at
. the Arts Club. Those taking part
are Jane Goldsmith, Ralph Young,
, Sara Van Dyke, Alexandra Young.
Phyllis Harrison and Robert
ITwynham. On Tuesday night
Miss Young will give recital at
1915 in the Arts Club. Her pro-
gram will include compositions
by Bach. Mozart, Chopin. Bartok,
Creston, Swanson, Critics and
Pinto.
:. The Helen Turley Studio pre-
sentS George P. Garrett. jr., BARI
tone, at the Arts Club in recital
Wednesday night at $50 pm.
Saida Selby is the accompanist.
Iva Loughlen Guy will present
/ a group of her pupils in a piano
recital at the Arts Club Friday
night at 8. The following will
participate: Betsy Saint. Ann and
Barton Richwine, Dorothy Hud-
son, Ann Chandler, Diane Mitch
ell. Kit Warner, Doris Mattingly.
Leland Gardner, Eileen Saint.
Beverly Baylor, Nicky Huttrer,
Alice Kirkpatrick, Bess Chandler,
Jane Salisbury, Berma Mcdowell,
Clair Fielder. Nancy Gardner and
Lea Nation.
; Eunice Wilson Greene is pre-
senting Janet Mccall and Nancy
Eagle in a joint piano recital Sat-
urday at 8 pm. in the Fourth
! Floor Assembly Room. YWCA.
Other programs will be held at
her studio. 1921 Randolph street
! NE, June 10 through 20. of which
: Jean Rice. Sandra lCarozza. June
Carroll Miller. Aida Keefe and
students of the Junior class will
form a part.
Olive Constant Pratt presented
the following students in a piano
recital at the YWCA last Satur-