62 THE SUNDAY STAT?. WASHINGTON, D. C M MAY 27, 1028 -PART 4. THREE SOLOISTS IN GOUNOD'S “REDEMPTION” TOMORROW NIGHT | MUSIGRAPHS

MUSIC rrilE choir of All Saints’ Church, ] linlst; Lester Eichncr. trombonist, and A Chevy Chase, will give a musical . James Nalley, cornctist, also will ac- service at 8 p.m. today, at which the < company the choir in the rendition of BY HELEN FETTER. numbers will be from “Elijah” and Gounod's "Unfold. Ye Portals,” from ‘‘The Hymn of Praise," by Mende’ss iftn. “The Redemption." Mr. Lindsay will j Emily Harrold. , will sing | play “Arioso” tßachi. and Mr. Wallen's “Hear Ye, Israel”; Ccctle Sale, con- numbers will be “Lento” (Lalo>, “La- FRANCOIS GOU- I Mozart had as his fee for piano tralto. “O Rest in the Lord,” from mento" (Gabriel Marie) and "Autumn NOD is most widely known iessons, in 1781, 25 cents a lesson. “Elijah”; James T. Nicholson, , Flower” (Popper) The choir also will composer of the The comment was added that, “If With All Your Hearts,” from "Eli- sing “O Lord. Thou Art Our God” as the jah.” and "The (Dickinson). favorite of French . "although he considered this am- ! Sorrows of Death.” j Deborah H Lawson will CHARLES’ from “Hymn of Praise,” and Robert H. sing “I Will Extol Thee,” from "Eli" Faust.” His "Romeo and Juliet” ple compensation, he gave his Davidson, that lie , “Lord God of Abra- ; (Costai. and Gerald L. Whelan will also is a popular operatic work. pupils to understand ham” and "It Is Enough.” from ‘‘Elijah." sing "The Lord is My Light" lAilit- “Tobie," favor i His three oratorios, "Re- made this rate as a special A trio composed of Miss Harrold. t sen>. demption” and "Mors et Vita." i to them—or so he told his father Bertha Gottsman. , and Nellie \ There will be a duet by Warren are less generally known: Os in a letter from Dresden, just pub- Moran, alto, will sing "LiftThine Eyes” Seltzer and Gerald Whelan. “Watch- which is to lished for the first time.” He from "Elijah.” man. What of the Night” (Sarjeant), these "Redemption.” The choruses will be “I Waited for and given performance tomorrow , added that lie preferred three a quartet, “Jesus Only” (Rotell). he a the Lord,” from “Hymn of Praise.” and The members of the quartet are De- night at the Washington Audi- well paid lessons to six at a re- "He Watcheth Over Israel" and "Be borah usually H Lawson, Stella E. Nelson. torium. is conceded to be duced price. He also admitted Not, Afraid,” from "Elijah.” Warren Seltzer an** Herald L. Whelan the out .standing. It was given its that at the time lie had only one ; ; William H. Taylor is organist and The choir is composed of the follow- first production in 1882 at a festi- ! pupil, Countess Rumbeck, but her | director. ing: Sopranos, Miss Bixler. Miss Cra- val at Birmingham. Through the funds lie bill. Mrs, Folmer, Mrs. Miller, Miss 1 lessons provided all Special Memorial day music will fea- these three oratorios Gounod needed from that Wolf. Mrs. Wood; altos, Mrs. Cum- source. ture the service at the Church of the i mings. Miss Folmer. achieved a niche not unlike those and other Covenant MLsa Michael. Mrs And in New York tonight, to which the District Nicholas, Miss Weber; , occupied by Handel and Mendels- large centers, where world-famous Chapter of the Sons of the American Mr. 1 religious works he Gunther, Mr Melchior. Mr. Sowers; sohn. In the pianists condescend to teach a few Revolution and oth-'r patriotic organiza- bassos. Mr. Abbott, Mr. Crentz. J tions of city Mr was not free from some senti- pupils today. $25 a half-hour les- the are invited. Cummings, Mr. Folmer and Mr. Robey. mentalism. but really unique use i j The Covenant quartet, composed of son is considered a reasonable soprano: cf rare melodies and brilliant charge, Helen Howison, Charlotte Har- At the Church of the Ascension to- price for a great master to j riman, ; Louis L. Annis. tenor night at 7:30 o'clock special music ap- dramatic climaxes feature the ** * * Smith, , interesting and John Chandler will propriate to Memorial day, will feature oratorios. It will be of pianos, the sing “I the Lord” (Stevenson); Mr. Harned's production CREAKING newest! Sought ji the service. Several patriotic organi- to hear piano that, solo for bass, "If God So Clothed the j zations will guests night, local solo- thing in statistics j attend as of honor. tomorrow when 1 brought to at ten- j Grass” (Bishoff) and "Hear, O Lord” A section of the service bands will sing leading parts has been the (Watson). isis will the of this quotes At the morning service the assist the singers beside playing lnztm- and a chorus of 250 voices that i tion column a! j quartet will sing “O Lord. Thou Art mental numbers. 1 has been trained and carefully l prominent Midwestern manufac- j Our God” (Dickinson), and Harvey j The soloists will be: , turer of musical I I I Murray, i Hazel Bach- rehearsed for some time will pre-; instruments as j organist, will play as an offer- schmid, soprano, who will sing “With pianos in The Service Bands. RECITALS tory “In Flanders sent the oratorio. There also is stating that of 9.000.000 j 320 Washingtonians Give j Field” . JI Verdure Clad." from “Creation.” by promised sup- America. 2.000.000 are hopelessly . Haydn, and “Taps.” with accompar.i- fine instrumental A quartet from the Women's City I--j of organ. It. is i THE U. S. NAVY BAND. WARDNER SMITH, Club chorus, director ment two cornets and Vivi- port for the performance. out-of-date. Gertrude Lyons, j enne soprano, will Think of the terrible sounds States Navy Band, Lieut. CATHERINEIV scholarship pianist at the Peabody soprano; : Gllimore. sing th* tiie dominant feature of the cur- The United j and first Mrs. C. A Gardner, big aria from “The Redemption," fact, only that can come from 2.000.000 ob- Charles Benter, leader, will play at the Gounod’s Work Tomorrow ; Conservatory, will give her first public second soprano. Sue Hess, first alto, bv rent week and. in the I Gounod. Julia Sylvan Theater, Monument Grounds, i recital at Arts Club Thursday cve- Beatty, will sing Culbreth Grav con- event of any proportions, as the solcte. untenable pianos! I the and Olive second alto, tralto. will sing several Tuesday night. The concert will open j ning. The program will comprise 1 for the memorial service of Grant and selections. In- most of the musical pedagogues "Patrie,” by Bizet, r , HE of will be encr Slndell, soprano, will sing the groups by Debussy, Rameau cluding ‘‘Our Country's Flag," a com- with the overture people Washington Chopin, Lincoln Circles. Ladles of the G. A. R.. position of which are busy concentrating on student and will include the ballet divertisse- J' lovely obbligato solo, "From Thy Love | j and Brahms. be held in the rotunda of the the words and music Local Piano Students given the opportunity to hear one to Caphol were composed by a member of recitals'. ment "Henry VIII." by Saint Saens; as a Father.” accompanied by chorus ! Coming to this city from the West this afternoon at 3 o’clock. Thev i the * of the great sacred music compositions will choir. Mary Sitz Parker, ** * Pass McGill U. Tests excerpts from "Rio Rita," "Wotan’s and orchestra j Miss Smith, who is still in high school, sing "All Through the Night" and oratorio, The choir will sing several patriotic students were Farewell" and "Fircspell.” Music from of the world. Gounod’s "The The trio of the holy women includes I! progressed so rapidly under the tute- “Nearer. My God. to Thee,” as arranged !i 1 question of the adaptability 'T'HE Frances Gutelius and Redemption.” tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the beautiful "How Shall We by Our- lage of Caroline Bender that she was numbers and Lina will give a * re- "Die Walkure," by Wagner, a | i for women's voices by Mrs. Lyons, who THEof stories for motion examined in piano and theory : the Washington Auditorium Roll Away Stone?" sung by ! reading with accompaniment of th* Perrin, of the Strauss waltz. “Tales From the Vienna i selves the presented with a scholarship at the will sing the parte cantante. pictures is open There cently bv Dr. H. C. dean For months Albert W. Harncd, dl- Irene Koehl. soprano; Marjorie Soper, !j Baltimore institution. For years choir singing a patriotic air. an one. University of Woods.” two The are those in favor of it and those (McGill Ccnscrvatorium Bandmaster G. de Giorgio will be |. rector, has been perfecting the chorus mezzo; Lois White, contralto. i her studies have been guided by Alex- A woman’s chorus selected from the public is invited. Montreal. Canada, with the following ! of 250 voices in its rendering of this Edythp Marmion Brossius will be the the opposed. Surely nobody who i heard in a cornet solo. "The Soldier's ! I ander Sklarevski, noted piano peda- allied patriotic organizations under Herman baritone, ! results —Passed with distinction—ln- full for production Strube, of sing Fakler. will sir." thoroughly enjoys fine, unified, Cates; Dream," by Rogers. work. Under his direction the harpist the and Malton gogue, and Gustav conductor direction of Gertrude Lyons will The Great a i grade. Elizabeth > orchestra pieces, organ, the Boyce organist. Awakening." bv Krarr«’ i termediate The public is invited to the broad- ; of 65 the ; the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. the "Star Spangled Banner” and Han- and "Come Unto dramatio production could help ! junior grade, Virginia Shankland »high- with the well known in ! Him.” bv Dunr. this film, of cast concert at the Navy Yard Satur- |j harp, the soloists—all combine The soloists are nil Though playing several seasons belore del’s “Largo.” with Marine Band ac- morning at 9 for but admire the German an est marks!. Ted Crum t recent winner ! great chorus to give the wonderful Washington Dr. Dudley, rector of St. the local Pianists' Club, the formal de- day 45 the National Pr«s- in Danville, day night. Detailed programs will ap- -1 coropaniment. at the Memorial bvterian Sunda" school, which is Ufa production. "Siegfried,” which j jthe Capital District contest pear The Star the day of each music of the oratorio its full value, not | j Stephen’s Episcopal Church, has for but of this gifted young artist wul be exercises in tire Arlington Ampithcater con- elementary Mary Patterson. in on j ducted by the Rev. Dr begins a second week today at the i Va.i: grade, 1 concert. : only in tonal effects but in the shad- 1 the past 15 years trained and directed ; ; in the recital Thursday. at 1:30 p.m. These num- Charles i Keilty. Eleanor Cox; primary j of meaning I his chotr and In addition (Wednesday at Wardman Park Hotel. Little Theater. While this film is, Geraldine I ings that convey its depth ! own boys, i | bers will be broadcast by station WTFF. : grade, Bernice Wyman. Jane Cooper UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. Gounod's oratorios stand somewhat done all the solo work in his church, j Jewel Downs will present a group in of the title and general 1 — i ; j Mrs. Lyons will sing “Out of Night Mabel Linton Williams, same who passed < none failed) society j song Fri- organist and sequence Richard i Others ! apart from those of other masters in | A member of the old choral of i a recital at the Willard Hotel the Bugle with comet obbligato, director of music at the Calvary as the famous | i Elementary grade, Raiph Cole, Margaret The United States Marine Band will that his essentially dramatic genius, Washington, he is an cutstanding fig- | day evening, June 8. at 8:30 o'clock. Blows.” M E Wagner opera, third in the four; Mary Kath- have a program at the barracks at trumpet echo and Marine Band accom- Church. Fifteenth and Columbia road, i O'Meara. Madeline Keilty. imbued with religious fervor, has lent ure in musical circles. sang operas that compose the "Nibe- Mary Katherine Perry, 430 pm. tomorrow. Tuesday night Helen Miller presented a Spring pro- paniment, at this service. She announces the following program of : i ervne Spinks. to the majesty and melody of his music Jessie Masters is often referred to as j 1 service of music today: Brunner; Letitla there will be a concert at 7; 30 in | gram of music at the Women's City this number for the memorial lungen Ring,” there are certain j j Nancy primary grade. a strong appeal to the emotions as well "the all-American contralto." One of the It A.Jt. ! Bogan. Mary Louise Lucia Judiciary Park. Wednesday the band the intellect. The union of the most notable points to her | Club last night when the Cadence the War Mothers held in Hamilton differences. The film follows j Hamilton. as to these credit Quarter Turn Y« Even to Me day gave part program, being Friday night. H“irk»r rather the original basic legend. ! Ellis. Bettv Hall Law will play at Memorial services at qualities has resulted in a certain great is her perfect enunciation. j Club if the Hotel ; solo. Hear. O ftrael.” from Et-«* Hsnver » j from the j the Sylvan on the popular ear. soloist at the Church of the Ascension 1 Bratton. Y. W. C. A.. Seventeenth and K streets, part pertaining to Brunnhilde. In- of illness. : grounds Thursday night, beginning Bratton and Dorothy Niess. Other 1 7:45 PM j tion on account at "The Redemption" is regarded as a He studied with Franklin White of afternoon. 4:30 o’clock, the program stead of being a goddess, who 7:30 o’clock. Friday 3 p.m. a oratorios, young pianists participating included: this Closing organ recital of the season, j at concert ; j leading example of modem j j Boston, and is the son of a musical | i will be given by the Elizabeth Somers on a for ages will be given the Naval Hospital years ; | Joy Authier, Helena Helen arranged as an evening of music, sleeps mountain-top at Gounod worked on it 12 and. j father. Shafroth, Glee Club, assisted by Alta Smith, with the band will for the Lathi, ! Wheatley, Patty Morris, Teddy Morris. Flora McGill Keefer, contralto, and until wakened by the kiss of the New Arrangements Planned ] Saturday play finishing it. wrote upon it in j1 John Marville, bass, is the choir- ' soprano, Lillian Krause, reader. the of the Potomac Betsy Jacobson. Margaret Worthington, and Milton Swam, violinist, as guest solo- one knight destined to become her j pageant on bank "The work of my life.” master at the Hamlinc Methodist i The concert will be given in the sun ists: after successfully piercing To Bring Orchestra Here j River celebrating the centenary of Briefly, the story is a lyrical setting Church and well known in Washington Edwerta Beyer, Evelyn Ault, Alice mate parlor on the rdbf. < SMITH, local manager breaking soil for the Chesapeake-Ohlo forth of three great facts of the Chris- j as a teacher. j Richardson, Eleanor Henderson, Betty Ctrg»r. Fain • arr. Clareaee E.iiji Gvwt-v the wall of magic fire, which Loge ARTHUR The is cordially invited. iW)W Mel «i»e * Kay public > _ T* Canal. tian faith—the passion and death of soprano, is a mem- McGowan. Morris in sole® and Gin.-'* for the Philadelphia and New York Florence Slndell. j.. Romanee . . created at the command of her iin group work with Marshall Hol- ' Wieru»w*Ui i Philharmonic Orchestra, announces the The detailed programs will be pub- the Savior, His life on earth from the ber of the Calvary Baptist Church The Lovette Choral Club, under th~ ortra-to vr.,o • God U a 5mnt”...... Boss father. Wotan. the Brunnhilde of lished as is customary in the to the and the She has in Reading and ¦ combe and James Robertson. : Quartet Kmc All Glorions'' viols ofv. ;j dates 1928-9 daily resurrection ascension choir. studied direction of Eva Whitford Lovette. will olwato) i this film is a vengeful, vampirish , issues of The Btar. mission of the apostles. These three Pittsburgh. Pa., locally, and most re- : season as follows: November 13. De- j Thora Hinshaw Seaton will be pre- j give its second concert of the season ' Harper Edna sbafe- Flovd William* version of Atalanta. She is an 11, January February 12 and j parts are preceded by a prologue on the cently with Richard Hageman, with the Highlands Baptist Church. Four- ) Anfine T*n»*trtt > cember 22. 7 sented in a "test recital” in connection i at i ‘The T« Iceland princess Tuesday afternoons. tr. s. soldiers home band. | creation. whom she is now doing advanced work Jefferson streets, for the Duet. Lorrl M' L:eht”... Bu~k who must be won , i March 26—five with her graduation from the Von Un- | teenth and 'Mr*. Keefer. Mr William*.) ! for The States Soldiers’ Home j In the production tomorrow night the in New York. Mrs. Sindell has sung Friday by force and beaten in the athletic Mr. Smith announces as the dates United schuld University of Music at 3 p.m. benefit of the church at 8:15 appearances Washington during ; Military Band will give three concerts | i soloists will be: Narrators. Eugene in oratorios with such noted singers as i Music for Baptist games in which she excels. Also the in bass; Saturday. Mrs. Seaton is to receive pm. the National 1928-9 season of the Philharmonic- this week in the bandstand on the j Dahl, tenor, and John Marvllle, Nicolas Douty, Paul Althouse. Henry The club will present on this occa- j Church today will be; she comes into the picture as the 'the Dudley, baritone; the bachelor of music degree from the Society of New York Orches- grounds, each beginning at 5:30 p.m., 1 Jesus, Dr. George F j Gucmey, Lottie Kantner and Albert sion. as soloists, two of its members—- sought bride for King Symphony !j Mary, Masters, contralto. Flor- ! Vbe. piano teachers' training course Her S MORNING Gunther. also on Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday re- i Jessie ' Ethel Lynn Fast, soprano, and Nellie of Burgundy, whose daughter, tra. [ "test” program will include works by Contralto *olo. ’ If Go.) ClnthnJ th» o’clock; January' 8. a concert to be con- spectively. John 8. M. Zimmerman is Beethoven, Barber Brooks, soprano; also i r»pi»< instead of being the ¦ Bach. Chopin. Poklini, De- Marion KriemhUd. ducted by William Mengelberg: Janu- bandmaster and Anton Pointer is the Revelers, final attraction, Monday bussy, MacDowell and Liszt ! Tucker, reader Antbrm. DeKnv*n Lorelei who bewitches and lures ary the remaining second this SH are repeat pro- _ pmor EVENING 29 and March 5. two leader for band. Famous Artists afternoon. February 11. comprising Friday at the same hour the Von Un- The Choral Club will the ' •010 “There I* No tv*-h ’ . o h*-» Siegfried his of The programs will be !r. ! Quartet.J l* from memory concerts to be conducted by Arturo Tos- published Courses With Novelties four singers and a pianist, said to bring schuld University of Music will present ! gram given last week at the Brookland Heaven Mr Hemr Ner-n Brunnhilde, on the contrary is canini. full in daily isshes of The Star. to the concert stage a distinctively new Louise P. Wlldman in a similar Baptist Church. Diane des Aulnier will The has arisen recently j "test solo quartet is composed of the sweet, beloved of Siegfried, Much controversy as well as established development In American music. Tha ! recital.'' Site will play works of Men- jact as accompanist for the choral num* |( Francis Farrar, soprano: of these or- INNOVATIONS Edith White, who arouses envy in as to why the guarantors A will concert pro- Revelers are popular high-ranked en- delssohn. Beethoven. Bach. Chopin, bers and Mrs. Lovette will accompany Robert Kline. jr„ the Icelandic should continue to pay a deficit Columbia j artists mark the contralto. bass: Har- to such an extent that chestras Conservatory gram to be undertaken next season by tertainers appearing on American radio Mozart and a Krelsler-Rachmaninoff the soloists as well as conduct. vey T. Townsend tenor, with Grace Brunnhilde j j (for are not run for profit) | programs, A farewell party given it eventually causes the death of j orchestras Commencement Thursday I Mrs. Wilson-Greene. As usual, three I. and during the past Summer arrangement. was in honor , French Tocke at the organ. to cover their organizations’ appear- they were sponsored by royalty In sev- of Miss des Aulnier Monday by Mrs. Siegfried. Many of the episodes, outside of Philadel- [ concert courses will be offered for the Sj Buelah J ances in the cities commencement of the Columbia 1928-29 season, the Artists' Course, the !j cral British appearances. Beverly Chambers presented Louis Mlntz. treasurer of the club, at i Rose Pollio Jarman, mezzo-soprano, however, follow the opera story phia and New York, 'J’HE some young people in an artistic piano her home. Miss des Aulnier, the official and George Beuehler. baritone, Conservatory of Music, Wellington Philharmonic Course and the Wilson- j assisted closely and the whole is a well ; j Due to consolidation of the New York Course. programs be recital at her studio Sunday afternoon. accompanist, who is gifted as both by Elizabeth Gardner Coombs, pianist, Symphony Orchestra with the New York Greene All will Louise Ann Ruth knit and convincingly acted ! 1 Adams, director, will be held Thursday given at Poll's Theater. Ass n Stengel. Collier and pianist and singer, is returning to her i presented a program of songs in the dramatic story. settings, with s Philharmonic, a definite announcement at 8:15 p m. at Wesley A. M. E. The first attraction in the Mary and Cynthia Brooks played com- home in France. outdoor fete at Twin Oaks Thursday The i Washington appearances John Philhar- positions their beauties the out- < of dates for monic Course will be Vladimir Horo- Is Formed in Washington with second piano accompani- She was presented with a traveling afternoon The songs included selec- natural for of this new philharmonic group will be Zion Church. Fourteenth and Corcoran ment. The second half of the program bag by tions by Bizet. scenes and the futuristic 1 Alice McOhee. witz. 23-year-old Russian pianist, who the club. Sibclla. Alvarez, d Harde- door announced later. This merger of world- streets northwest. Miss WASHINGTON season of the Met- waa a recital by Prances Pope < 14 years st and Roger the dean, graduate of Rust College, will has been hailed by American and Euro- Y Qmlter. suggestion in interiors and I famous orchestras brings under a cen- a ropolitan Opera Co. in 192# appears old), who played works by Bach. Bee- Ethel Lynn Fast, soprano, will sub- excellently light- be mistress of ceremonies. pean critics as a genius. He made his Mrs. Bustin of architecture, are jj tral management some of the most assured, thoven. Chopin. Chamlnade. MacDowell stitute at the Third Christian Church Regina London sang of The faculty of the school will present debut last season and his first Ameri- virtually according to an- “Sweet Mother of Mine.” the ed. The costumes are beautiful! t celebrated conductors in the realm can tour took on the aspects of a tri- and Brahms William Tufts assisted this morning for Mrs Oawler She will words of philharmonic the following program: nouncement by Mrs. Wtlson-Oreene on sing They which written hy Loeier. wife and the fairy-tale quality is ad- s music. Under the new umphal march. He first played in with violin solos. "Blessed Are Which Are were Mrs. the sendees of arc ‘'Concerto No. 7” (first movement). Vr Tt»not the eve of her departure for a three- was presented by Persecuted.” by Ward-Stevens Mrs of Representative Ralph Lozier of Car- mirably suggested throughout. ’ Washington In a morning program and Bernice Shepard i for several years. The other Tho Ro*arv Nfvin Marguerite will also sing rollton. Mo., at a musical program The musical accompaniment guaranteed Aiu*it Durre**, violio. was here with the Philadelphia month vacation In Europe. Already a Carter in a violin recital Fast for the Citizens' given by this merger are Frn(M*r (Join* the pfano. soloist Friday Association \ last Sunday afternoon by Prof during the first week not conductors affected Georgia at Symphony Orchestra. Monday after- night in the recital hall of the of Erkington tomorrow and was Mengelberg. Walter Damrosch. Voeal nolo in Frein’h <*e!e' tt>4). Metropolitan Opera Association of Washington College Music, night. Mrs. Devoe Meed of Maryland Univer- William <’ ("onnftlv noon. November 19, he will give his of assisted especially happy, being a phono- and Mra. B. Washington Is In process of formation by Wells, * sity. Albert Coates. Bernardino Molinarl " The MurtWe** in the Doath Ceil." dramatic piano recital here. Evelyn presented by Weldon graphic device that kept con- Hoogstraaten. of whom first complete by a group of prominent society women The music section of the Woman’s ! Mary Sitz Parker Willem van all readme. Other artists in this course are the Carter. The violin numbers included played piano elec- stantly down, bad with the Phllhar- K**io Love Queen who have tormed an organization com- by Club of Chevy Md., will give a tions. Mrs. Lozier read articles she running getting are now identified ' ( Jascha Heifdtz. Tuesday aft- works Beethoven. Wieniawski, Drdla, Chase. Bohemian Girl Then Vnu !1 Remember violinist, mittee, which, in turn, will extend in- concert tomorrow night in Wesley M B. had written which were published in off-key effects in some of the most monic Society of New York. Me ' t ... Balfe ernoon, January 15; Martinet!!, tenor Hochstein. De Beriot and Elman ar- * Thorn* I, vitations to the opera lovers of this city Connecticut : the Kansas City Star, of her r»- beautiful passages of Wagner’s | "Tannhan*er" 1 Pilarrim W«*ner Metropolitan Opera Co. (a re- rangements of works by Gluck and Church. avenue and Joco- telling I’enival W' Wehttrr, mandolin irultar a.'iO. of the to become trip Washington Charles Adam*, by request) Fri- members. Samartlni. The pianist played works l.vn street This program originally was i i cent over with music. However, It is understood Or’«mal ‘'omi»o*ition» hr Weljintum cital arranged popular At a meeting Tuesday at the home of given May ¦ Music Faculty Recital in.diidin* hi* nrlre chorale, ."l/rt Fine- January 25; Rosa Pon- by Grieg. Godard. Chopin and Rach- 9 to an audience of 500 : A. Lindbergh and also on the subject of that some more appropriate day afternoon. Mrs. Robert L Bacon, the organization people Is cherry blossoms. dom* Mn*ic Rior ’ maninoff and and repeated at the request ' Tjunmerrt” . selle, whose superb talents were last a Schubert-Liszt ar- 5 | method of presenting this lovely At Gunston Hall Tomorrow , .Schumnno committee was