Evening star., 1948-06-20

de Ia Vega of the Buenos Aires
opera, and studies of dancing in the
Latin countries of Europe.
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Emma Kanegis will present
group of her students in a piano re-
cital at 14l8 Rhode Island avenue
NV. this afternoon at o'clock.
The following will take part: Evelyn
Baron, Helen, Benson, Sandra
Brooks, Joyce and Wally Cohen,
Nancy Durand, Miriam Feldman.
Anastasia Geafes. Florence and
Jerry Guttman. Sandra Kamisor,
Philip Lasaroff, Rochelle Lekus, John
Marshall, Phyllis Mazur, Carolyn
Portnoy, Celia and Phyllis Smotrich,
Irwin and Nancy Shuman, Valerie
Weiss.
Thelma Callahan will present the
following students in solos, duets
and two-piano numbers tomorrow in
Barker Hall. at BIS pm: Patricia
Ann Walker, Carol Ball, Charles
Mendel. Lynn Magruder, Betty Ann
Edwards, Nancy Richardson. Peggy
Walters, Nancy Briggs, Lille May
Baxter, Reed Verling. Nina Winter,
jeanne Nelson. Barbara Neidlinger,
Nancy Dodge, Dianne Hogan, Patsy
King, Janet Jarvis, Jean Hope Nigh,
Joseph Iseman, Annette Chappell,
Jacqueline Allen. Toby Banner,
Joyce Bum. Carol Bowers. Luther
Stohlman, Jean McAllister, Roger
Pliskin, Deborah Pliskin, Bebe Keat-
ing and Angela Crimi. Leah Thorpe,
superintendent Of Peabody Conserv-
atory Preparatory School, will make
the presentation OF honors.
The Air Force Band, Mai. George
8. Howard. conductor, will leave
shortly for Texas, after tonights ap-
pearance at the east front OF the
Capitol at 8 o'clock. The band has
been scheduled for concerts at San
Antonio, Randolph, Kelly and Lake.
land Air Forces bases on Wednesday,
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Susannah Coleman, composer and
pianist, will represent the Washing
ton alumnae chapter of Mu Phi
Epsilon as music delegate at the ma
.ional convention to be held this
week in Cleveland. She will per-
form a group of piano numbers on
the alumnae program Saturday. Her
two piano pieces will be played on
the original compositions program.
Jean Cornish, nationally known
for her recitals of Jewish liturgical
music, will be heard in q musicale
at Ohev Sholom Congregation, Fifth
and Eye streets NV, tonight at Sis
o'clock.
Julia Shonk, soprano, will give =
recital tomorrow at $50 pm. in
Pierce Hall. She will be assisted in
a duet from Mozart's Don Gio-
vanni," by DR.. william w. Zeller,
with Theodore Schaefer at the
piano. Miss Shonk has bachelor
OF music degree from Miami Univer-
sity and is \ member Of the Ohio
Delta Omicron, national music So
rority.
Virginia Louise Holland will pre-
sent a group OF piano students in
recital in Barker Hall, YWCA,
Tuesday, at s:15 pm. Those taking
part are: Carolyn White. Joan and
Jean Carver. Angela Tehaan, Gail
Harvey. Judith Knobla. Carol Jean
Joyce, Sandra Hughes, Angela
Gnotta. Judith Rice, Anastasia Reed.
Starr Bulls, Elna Austin, Nancianne
Weir. Nellie Doering. Sally O'Hara,
Diane Dawson, Helen White, Mar
garet Lehman, Marylin Martin,
Nancy Blythe, Nancy Clough, Mary
Ann Harvey, Bets Chapman, Sandra
Young and Mary Marsh.
Paul Robson, baritone, will be
heard in an evening Of music in
Uline Arena Saturday at $50 pm.
The concert Is q benefit for the
United Negro and Allied Veterans
OF America and the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church. Appearing on the
program will be Alma Montgomery,
singer, and the Galbraith Choral
Group under the direction Of Willis
Hines.
Effie A. Collamore presented her
organ and piano pupils in recitals
yesterday in the Wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church, Of
which she Is organist.
In = recent report by Cecilia
Dulin, chairman Of the National
Symphony's Committee for Public
Schools, it was stated that the
largest attendance by the very
young students Of the elementary
schools took place this past season.
Many special projects were carried
out by the schools to stimulate in
terest in the concerts. One Of these
was the making of cardboard life
size copies OF the various instru-
ments OF the orchestra. Another
was the production Of . play in
which each participating child was
q musical instrument.
Three school choruses sang with
the orchestra, one on the program
given In Eastern High School and
two at the final gala concert Of the
series in Constitution Hall.