Evening star., 1936-06-20
CALLAHAN will pre-
/ sent a group of her pupils in
| piano recital Monday In the
\ PetWnrth Methodist Church


sent group of her pupils in
piano recital Monday In the
Petworth Methodist Church,
New Hampshire avenue and Grant
Circle at 8:15 promptly.
Pupils playing solos and two-piano
numbers are Dorothy Rudy, Louise
Court, Betty Louise Heider, Annette
Sutton, Fred Powell, Peggy Ann Soper,
Doris Frazier, Paul Cramer, Doris
Court, Virginia Baker, Betty Wheater,
Virginia Perrin, Doris Demaree, John
LETTER, June Renshaw, Frank Her
mann. Elizabeth Cramer, Harrison
LETTER. jr., Jean Sherwood, George
F1lgate, Gwendolyn Sutton, Genevieve
BilIhimer. Bob Sutton, Ann Filgate,
Olive Rickard, Margaret Omeara and
Leon Briggs.
Presentation Of certificates 10 tie
winners in the Federation Junior Con-
test will be made by Eva Whitford
Lovette, president of the D. C. Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs. Presentation
Of other honors will be made by Rev.
r. L. Wood.
Florence Howard will direct a wom-
ans choir of so voices selected from
the Burial Choral Ensemble of CAL
vary Baptist Church and the Tuesday
Evening Music Club at the National
Memorial Park Sunday afternoon. The
program will include religious end
concert music with organ accompani-
ments by Marjorie Davis.
Camille Allensworth presented the
students of the Washington Children's
Music Studies in two recitals at the
Arts Club, 20l7 I street northwest.
The first recital, given Saturday, June
6, included the younger children in
the school: Patricia Leadbetter, Billy
Hendrickson, Mary Jane Hayes, Mary
Lee Wilson, Lee Hawkins, Mary Jane
Carter, Nancy HutSon, Marguerite
Morrison, Mary Frances Rollow, Cor
nelia Pickens, Jane Pickens, Phyllis
Rands, Carol Collins, John Collins,
June HaLer, Genevieve Burch. Jean
Offterdinger, Tenley Jones, Frances
Butler, Guy Leadbetter, jr., Jean
Luckett, Fenwick Slingrue, Constance
Cook, Joyce Garvin and Susan Jones.
At the second recital, given Weones-
day evening. June 10, Miss Aliens
worth presented the older girls. Caro-
line Embry, Ruth Lomond and Vir-
ginia Wright were awarded certificates
OF graduation in the elementary the
oretical work. Before receiving their
certificates these three little girls.
aged 10 years, gave a program each.
Lorrain Benton, aged 10, and Jean
McCandlish, aged Is years, won the
highest honors in the solo contest in
the Federation of Music Clubs this
year. Others on the program in
cluded. Mary Frances George, Mary
Jane Greene, Martha Jane Kenndy,
Ruth Ann Butler, Glenna Irene Potts,
Marie Pittenger and Ethel Mae
George.
The Columbia Music Club met
Wednesday evening at the home of
the secretary, Elaine Smith of Alcova
Heights, Va. Election of officers took
place, after which the meeting ad-
journed until September.
Effie A. Collamore, teacher of organ
and piano, will present the following
pupils in recital at the Wallace Me-
mortal United Presbyterian Church,
New Hampshire avenue and Randolph
streets, on Monday and Tuesday at
O'Clock: Mary Ann Ball, Evelyn and
Mildred Bean, Betty Ann Bilhimer,
Evelyn Birmingham, Bonnie Bulla,
Arthur Carchedi, Lois Clark, Dorothy
Cuatt, Alan, Josephine and Lois Davis,
Doris and Vivian Drennon, June e.
lott, Jean Evans, Grace Exline, Nancy
Lee Griffith, Marjorie Goggins. Betty
Ann Harris, Helen and Vera Lee