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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
13
The recital by Miss Marie Enchelmayer and her Glencoe pupils was held Friday evening at the Glencoe Union church hall. The program featured a varied selection of classical pieces and solos including works by Grieg, MacDowell, Verdi Dorn, and Beethoven among others.
Supt J R Harper and Wilmette principals attend the twenty fifth annual NI Conference on Supervision at Northern Illinois State Teachers College in DeKalb. The Wilmette group includes Harper Todd Hayes and Moore. Lecturers include Horn Brueckner Adams Koos. Business meeting and elections close the conference tomorrow morning.
Victoria L Livingston presented piano pupils in a recital at 725 Central Street Evanston last Saturday afternoon Mrs Carl Bessey soprano assisted The program featured works by Wright Crawford Rogers Becket Be s etc including Mary Louise Allen Eleanor Lewis Tanet Calvin Jean Howland Richard Peaberthy Priscilla Pollock and others with performers Ruth Sutherland Nancy Pickard and Janice Van Inwagen listed among the students and selections
Victoria Louise Livingston presented Wilmette pupils in a piano recital at 3 p.m. Saturday in her Evanston home with soprano assistance from Mrs. Carl Bessey. The program featured Mary Louise Allen Eleanor Lewis Janet Colvin Jean Howland Richard Penberthy Frank Sutherland Priscilla Pollock William Watts Beryl Tolen Mary Jean Lewis Jane Penberthy Robert Ferrenz Nancy Pickard Ruth Sutherland Helen Lindstrom and Janice Van Inwagen. Mr. and Mrs. C Guy Littell of Kenilworth, recently in Hot Springs Virginia, expect to return home early next week. Their daughter Jane and Miss Adelaide Ball of Winnetka had joined them during spring break from Royce more school in Evanston and returned home last week to resume studies.
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