Evening star., 1935-12-29
4 ONA JELLIMAN HOWARD
Nh will play piano program at
VI the Washington College Of

the Washington College Of
= Music on Saturday at $50
pm Mrs. Howard's earlier studies
were with George Boyle at Peabody
Conservatory In Baltimore. Since her
teaching activities in Washington,
Mrs. Howard has been a member of
the Smith College piano faculty and
has done assistant teaching with Earn
est Hutcheson, with whom she studied
in New York. At present she Is Of the
faculty of the Greenville Womanis
College Of Greenville, S. c. Mrs. How
ards Washington program will include
compositions by Bach-Busoni. Beet
hoven, Brahms, Rachmaninoff and
Scriabin. The public is cordially in
vited.
A candlelight and carol service Of
Christmas music will be given at Cal
vary M. E. Church, Columbia road
near Fifteenth street northwest, this
evening at o'clock, by three combined
choirs, junior, young people and senior,
under the direction Of Louis Potter.
Solos will be sustained by Ruby Pot
ter. soprano; Bertha Morgan, con-
tralto, and Fred Gross. tenor. Sally
West, pianist, will assist Mr.. Potter
with accompaniment, and the organ
and piano duet for offertory, "Jesu,
Joy of Mans Desiring" Bach.
The children's chorus of Friendship
House, 324-326 Virginia avenue south
east, will present a program of carols
of many nations this afternoon at S
o'clock under the direction Of Jessie
M. Olin, head of the music department
of Friendship House. The Dickens
Christmas carol will be read by Bernice
Anderson Kendall. The public is
cordially invited.
Helen Miller presented a junior
group of young pianists in holiday
program on Sunday afternoon. A
significant part Of the program was
the groups contra rhythmic work
done with baton, clapping and colored
balloons. The children played the
traditional carols for the singing Of
their guests. Ages of the group run
from to years. Those participat-
ing were Barbara Beij, Elizabeth
Ford, Annette Foster. Carol Koswig
and Dorothy Staples.
Lewis Atwater, organist, will play
a program Of Christmas music of va
rious countries this afternoon at S
o'clock at All Souls Church (Uni-
tarian).
Mildred Ficklin Echols presented a
group of pupils in recital at Com
munity House, Arlington, Va, on
Thursday, December 10.
The JUNIOR pupils in piano and
rhythm work Of Betty F. Place gave
Christmas recital in costume Mon
day at the Chevy Chase Community
Club House. Those taking part were
Peter Martin, Evelyn Miller, Phyllis
Utrecht, Emily Ann O'Connor, Martha
Jane and Paul Reading, Janet Clap
per, Constance Tashof, Caroline and
Mitchell Cotton, Ann and Rol Paulett,
Edward Davis, Margaret Thatcher,
Rosemary Palmer and Bert Cleveland.
Lillian Harmon Burke presented her
pupils in . piano recital Sunday at
her studio, 5004 Fifth street north
west, assisted by Edna Grover and
Mrs. Wallace Streeter. Those par
ticipating were Jean Burtis, Betty Ann
Cooper, Belmont Farley, Billy Freas,
Betty Jeanne Gimmer, Mary Claire
Msloy. Marjorie Pledger, Julia Marie
Riddle. Barbara and Donald Streeter
and Ruby Lee williams.
Flora clayton presented q group Of
her Junior pupils In recital at her
studio last Saturday evening. Those
taking part were Vivian Weinstein.
Richard Stevenson, Doris Speake. Mar
garet Richmond, Jack Adams and
Mary Ellen Forsythe.
The Community Center children's
choruses will sing to members and
friends of the women's City Club this
afternoon at 4:30.
The children are to present Christ
mas pageant with songs. The pageant.
arranged and directed by Esther Lin
kins, will be introduced by prologue
written by Florence r. Hinman. Marie
Humphries Little will play q piano
accompaniment to solos by young voice
pupils Of Miss Linkins.
/ On Friday morning The musical