Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-13
In and About Kensingfon
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of music here for a number of
years. Mrs. Hoist enjoys ma
tional reputation as composer,
pianist and educator. She is a
member of many musical organ
izations and will give a series
of her original compositions
sponsored by the National
League of American Pen Wom-
en-, the Wisconsin Composers
League and the National FEEDER.
alton of Music Clubs. She has
appeared as guest composer in
New York and other Eastern
cities and was invited to appear
at the May Etts Music Work
shop in Carnegie Hall on July
II.
Mrs. Hoist left Saturday to
visit relatives in Milwaukee but
her ultimate destination is Chi
cago.
Her closing recital in Kensing.
ton was given on Wednesday
evening at the Music Education
Studio. Among those taking
part in solos and two piano duos
were Doris Lobb, Connie Bar
line, Susan Snyder, Karen Hart
man and Bonnie Sullivan. A sis
ter-brother piano team, Marie |
and Nikita Soukhonov, IA and |
16 respectively, held the feature
role in ambitious renditions from
Bach, Chopin, Seuel-Holst, Mac
Dowell, Massenet and Grieg.
A reception followed the re-
cital.
Another Farewell
Mrs. Felix Westwood and Mrs. |
Frank Wiley entertained with a
luncheon as a farewell to Mrs.
James Beddie who will leave
soon with her husband on a
State Department assignment to
Berlin. The affair was held at
the Wiley, home on Kensington
Parkway and ten friends of the
honoree were present.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Garner
are on an extended trip in the
south which will eliminate in a
stay at Miami when Mrs. Gar
ner will attend the International
Convention of the Alpha Delta
Kappa, teachers sorority, They
plan to fly to the Bahamas for
a short stay and will visit with
friends and relatives in various
parts of the south on their trip
home.
Mrs. Jennifer Pruett from
Struan, Culpepper, Va, has been
a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Monkey. During her Wis
it Mrs. Pruett had an opportu-
nifty to see many places of in
terest in the area.
Mrs. Mildred B. Hartman has
returned from a nine day motor
trip which included many points
of scenic, literary and scientific
interest. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Alice Eve
lyn Hartman, Miss Eda Hooker
of Washington and Miss Joan
Sapsford of London and Wash
ington. After leaving the sea-
coast states the party continued
to Montreal, the st. Lawrence
Seaway, Niagara Falls, the Cat
skills and home. In Essex,
Conn, Mrs. Hartman visited with
Pen Woman Ethel Bjerkoe,
whose new book How to Dec
crate For and With Antiques"
is just off the press and in New
port, r. l., with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibdon Goidstein.
Miss Molly Manghurn, who
has been spending the past two
months with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Mangham, left
this week for New Orleans
where she will take care of her
sorority interests until the open
ing of school. She is a student
at Newcomb College.
The many friends of Halle
Chisholm of Garrett Park are
glad to see him home again aft
er many weeks in the hospital.
Also home again is Ernest Ste
vens after disqualification.
Mrs. c. r. Hurley of Summit
ave. is vacationing in Califor-
mia.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bryan and
family of Homewood have been
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