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Wagner "Good Friday Spell" from "Parsifal," Act III

Milhaud "La Creation du Monde"

Ravel "Daphnis et Chloe," Ballet, Suite No. 2 Lever du jour — Pantomime — Danse Generate

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1*1 "GOOD FRIDAY SPELL" FROM 'PARSIFAL" By Richard Wagner

Born in Leipzig, May 22, 1813; died in Venice, February 13, 1883

Wagner composed his "Parsifal" ("Eine Buhnenweihfestspiel") between 1877 and finishing 1879, the complete score in January, 1882. It was first produced at Bayreuth, July 26, 1882. The "Charfreitagszauber," in fact the whole third act, had been performed in June by the Wagnerverein in Berlin. The "Good Friday Spell" was first performed by the Boston Symphony Orchestra November 10, 1882, when Mr. Henschel, the conductor, repeated it in the same concert. This excerpt calls for the following orchestra: 3 flutes, 3 oboes and English horn, clarinets and bass clarinet, 3 3 bassoons and contra-bassoon, 4 horns, 3 trumpets, 3 trombones and tuba, timpani and strings.

Thoughts of an opera on the legend of Parsifal were considered by Wagner through the greater part of his career. He was long familiar with the poem on "Parzival" by Wolfram von Eschenbach, the minstrel of the thirteenth century, and the "Perceval" of Chretien

de Troies of the twelfth century. But it was in 1857, while "Tristan" was afoot, that his intentions first crystallized into the plan for "Parsifal," to be completed many years later. In the spring of that year Wagner's friends the Wesendoncks established him in a "refuge"

[91 a small house on their estate Lor creative work, the so-called "Asyl" near Zurich. "The garden was breaking into leaf," wrote Wagner in "Mein Leben" "the birds were singing, and at last on the roof of quiet I had so long my little house I could rejoice in the fruitful thirsted for. I was filled with it when suddenly it came to me that this was Good Friday, and I remembered the great message it had once brought me as I was reading Wolfram's Tarzival.' . . . That ideal figure now came into my mind with overwhelming force, and, setting out from the Good Friday idea, I quickly conceived an entire drama, the main features of which I immediately and very briefly noted down in three-act form." " The episode of the Charfreitagszauber" has been thus set forth in the evocative words of Lawrence Gilman:

"Parsifal, after long and grievous wandering under Kundry's curse, arrives at Monsalvat on Good Friday. He is clad in black armor, his visor down, and he bears the sacred Lance. Gurnemanz, now old and sorrowful, greets him as a stranger. He tells the black knight that the day is Good Friday, and Parsifal, thrusting his spear into the ground,

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lays his shield and sword beneath it, removes his helmet, and kneels in silent prayer before the sacred Lance. Then Gurnemanz knows him for the dumb, uncomprehending fool whom he had dismissed in anger from the temple long years before. Gurnemanz informs him of the evil that has befallen the Knights of the Grail, and Parsifal is overcome with grief. Kundry and Gurnemanz restore him by gentle ministra- tions, Kundry bathing his feet and drying them with her long hair, while Gurnemanz anoints his head with holy oil, blesses him, and hails him as lord and sovereign of the Grail. "Parsifal baptizes Kundry; and she, the grave and humble penitent, who through the ages and her many incarnations could only tempt and laugh and mock, now bows her head and weeps. "Parsifal turns his head, and gazes in gentle ecstasy upon the sweet peacefulness of the Spring woods and the meadows radiant in the morn- ing light. 'How fair the meadow is today!' he says to Gurnemanz. 'It is Good Friday's spell, my lord!' says Gurnemanz; and he explains to Parsifal that the radiant beauty of the landscape is a sign of all Creation's tender gratitude to the Redeemer on this day of sacrifice and love, when the flowers of the field, watered by sacred dews — the tears of all repentant sinners — lift up their heads, and glow with thankfulness and joy. "The concert version of the Good Friday Spell, for orchestra alone, begins with the solemn passage in which Gurnemanz, deeply moved, greets Parsifal as the sovereign and savior of the Grailhood. We hear, first, Parsifal's own theme, proclaimed majestically by the brass. This is followed by an extraordinarily beautiful and expressive version of

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r»si the motive of Promise, sometimes called the theme of the Guileless Fool, associated with the mystical Prophecy of the coming of the stain- less simpleton, who, through the enlightenment of compassion, will deliver the Grailhood from its woe. "This passage, beginning in the strings, horns, and woodwind, ascends through one of those progressive intensifications, of which only Wagner knew the secret, to a climax of hieratic grandeur for the full orchestra, culminating in the rising sixths of the Grail theme. "This superb passage — one of the most exalted and magnificent in all Wagner — is followed, after a series of long-held chords, diminu- endo, for the wind, by the measures that accompany Parsifal's baptism of Kundry. We hear in the strings and wind, pianissimo, the motive of Baptism, and, succeeding it, the motive of Faith, at first in the wood- wind, then in the muted strings. As the baptized Kundry bows her head and weeps, the motive of Faith becomes the poignant motive of

Penitence (muted strings, Sehr langsam) . "As Parsifal turns and gazes on the tranquil loveliness of the fields and woods and meadows, the music of the Good Friday Spell begins with the enamoring melody that is sung by the oboe in B major (Sehr ruhig, ohne Dehnung, 3-4) over a murmuring of the muted strings and sustaining harmonies of the horns and woodwind: music of in- effable tenderness, yet penetrated with a subtle emotion of remembered pain, as if the music were shadowed by the recollection of some assuaged but unforgettable grief." [copyrighted]

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[15] LA CREATION DU MONDE, BALLET By Darius Milhaud

Born in Aix-en-Provence on September 4, 1892

Milhaud's "The Creation of the World" was composed in 1923, music for a ballet designed by Blaise Cendrar and Fernand Leger. The ballet was first produced by the Ballets Suedois in Paris. It was produced by the Ballet Theatre in New York in 1939 under the title Black Ritual with choreography by Agnes de Mille at the Lewisohn Stadium. Leonard Bernstein conducted it in concert form with the New

York City Symphony November 19, 1945. Charles Munch presented it in this form at the Berkshire Festival July 26, 1953. The orchestration consists of 2 flutes and piccolo, oboe, 2 clarinets, saxophone in E-flat, 2 trumpets, horn, bassoon, trombone, piano, timpani, and the following percussion: snare drum, metal block and wood block, cymbals, tambourine, bass drum and cymbal. The string instruments consist of 2 solo violins, a cello and a

bass. (The saxophone is scored as if to replace the violas and in their range.) Even from his earliest days in Paris, Milhaud has been attracted by popular dance rhythms as material for his music. He then visited the music halls of that city with his companions of the "Six" and freely borrowed ideas. He wrote tangos in Brazil during the First World War and the liking for them persisted in his later music. He

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( »7] composed the ballet Le Boeuf sur le Toit on his return from Brazil to Paris in 1919, about a speak-easy before he had seen one. He heard the first jazz bands in a London suburb and wrote his "shimmy," Caramel Mou, in 1920. Visiting the United States for the first time in 1922, he investi- gated New York's Harlem and made newspaper headlines by openly praising jazz before it had become the fashion with our symphonists to swear allegiance to that idiom. A result was La Creation du Monde, composed in the following year for a ballet of Blaise Cendrar. Jazz is freely exploited in this score by a chamber orchestra of comparable size.

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died in Paris, December 28, 1937 Born at Ciboure, Basses-Pyrenees, March 7, 1875;

first produced 8, The ballet Daphnis et Chloe was completed in 1911*, and June Paris, Pierre Monteux conduct- 1912 by Diaghileff's Ballet Russe, at the Chdtelet in its first ing. Of the two orchestral suites drawn from the ballet, the second had performance at the concerts of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, December 14, 1917 (Dr. Karl Muck conducting) The Second Suite is scored for 2 flutes, bass flute and piccolo, 2 oboes and English horn, 2 clarinets in B-flat, clarinet in E-flat and bass clarinet, 3 bassoons and contra-bassoon, 4 horns, 4 trumpets, 3 trombones and tuba, timpani, bass drum, 2 side drums, cymbals, triangle, tambourine, castanets, celesta, glocken- spiel, 2 harps and strings. A wordless mixed chorus is written in the score, but is optional and can be replaced by instruments.

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"1 I 21 Ravel described his Daphnis t n his autobiographical sketch of 1928, in three parts, commis- 1 et Chloe as "a choreographic symphony sioned from me by the director of the company of the Ballet Russe: M. Serge de Diaghileff. The plot was by Michel Fokine, at that time choreographer of the celebrated troupe. My intention in writing it was to compose a vast musical fresco, less scrupulous as to archaism than faithful to the Greece of my dreams, which inclined readily enough to what French artists of the late eighteenth century have imagined and depicted.

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t was 115 years ago that this symphony was resurrected and per- I formed in Leipzig, at which time eleven years had passed since the composition of the symphony and the death of its composer.

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[29] in and about Vienna. But here there is a new mettle; one shoot of lyric florescence begets another; instead of the spectre of redundancy, which would be fatal in so long a work, there is the profuse fertility, the unexpected twist to lift the discourse again and again to a new and rarefied plane. "The second subject, reached, as usual in Schubert by a very simple coup de theatre, starts in a minor key in which it is not going to settle. This glorious theme veers round towards the normal key of the dominant G major; whence, however, it wanders away into the most wonderful of all Schubert's unorthodox digres- sions; a locus classicus for the imaginative use of trombones in a pianissimo. This passage, which derives from the introduction, and leads to a triumphant climax in G major, is so masterly in design as well as in poetic power that it is incomparably more like a new art- form than a failure to execute an old one. Many of Schubert's out- wardly similar digressions are weaknesses, but every case must be taken on its individual merits; and nothing will induce me to believe that Beethoven would have tolerated a word against this passage in its present position if he had lived to see it.

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[35] splendid climax; a marked contrast to most of Schubert's codas, which are apt to collapse with a frank gesture of exhaustion. Here the move- ment ends with an apotheosis of the Introduction. "The slow movement, in A minor, after establishing its indomitable march-rhythm in a few wintry bars of introduction, sets out bravely with a heart-breaking show of spirit in adversity. The burden of the song goes, with Schubert's characteristic half-Italian pathos, into the

major mode. There is an energetic sequel, marching along in the same rhythm and with the same brave figures. "The Second Subject is a broad working out of a serene melody of consolation, in F major. The return from this to A minor is famous as one of the simplest and most romantic passages ever written for horns. They toll like a bell haunted by a human soul; and when the

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[ 35 ] the First Subject are built up into a mourn- horns) . Then fragments of in ful Coda; even the burden of the song being now the minor mode. "The Scherzo yields to nothing in music as regards the perfection and freedom of the treatment. Like the Scherzo of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the main body of the movement is in miniature but highly organised sonata-form. The variety of rhythm throughout is inex- haustible. As for the Trio, it is a huge single melody (in 'binary' form with repeats, as usual) — one of the greatest and most exhila- rating melodies in the world. "The truest lover of Schubert confesses that he would not wish the Unfinished Symphony to have a typical Schubert finale. But Schubert wrote two finales which are typical Schubert without being his typical finales. These two are the finale of the string quintet and the finale of this Symphony. Possibly we might add a third, also in C major: the finale of the Grand Duo that ought to have been a symphony. And, of course, there are other finales that have magnificent themes and passages, notably in the three great string quartets. But these two finales are such as nobody can accuse of being weaker than the rest of the works. The finale of the C major Symphony is in fact an example of grotesque power fully as sublime as the griffin which

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Mendelssohn rehearsed it with the London Philharmonic, caused the players to giggle and behave so badly that he had to withdraw the work; and even within living memory it roused the pedagogue and blinded the humorist in that great musician, Hans von Btilow. Well, it is to be hoped that we know better now. But here is what happened in Schubert's autograph — he had got as far as the four premonitory notes of the horns; and then he dashed off into a schoolmasterly little

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[38] fugue from which the only possible reaction would have been a schoolboy's practical jokes. By good luck almost unique in Schubert's short career, he lost interest in this project before he had written nine bars of it — or perhaps the real gigantic inspiration came before he developed interest in the frivolity which he had started. Whatever the mental process was, it cannot have taken three-quarters of a minute: the dingy little fugue-subject was struck out before the answer had well begun; the danger was past, and instead of a weak facility, we have the momentum of a planet in its orbit."

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[41] LIST OF WORKS Performed in the Tuesday Evening Series DURING THE SEASON 1953-1954

Bartok Dance Suite for Orchestra II November 17 Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 2, in B-flat major, Op. 19 Soloist: Grant Johannesen III December 15

Symphony No. 5, in C minor, Op. 67 V February 2 Berlioz Excerpts from "The Damnation of Faust," Op. 24 VI March 2 "Harold in Italy": Symphony with Viola Solo, Op. 16 Soloist: Joseph de Pasquale VIII April 13 Brahms Symphony No. 2, in D major, Op. 73 I October 13 Variations on a Theme of Joseph Haydn, Op. 56A IV January 5 Cowell Hymn and Fuguing Tune, No. 3 (First performance in Boston) V February 2 Elgar Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 36 VI March 2 Franck Suite from "Psyche," Symphonic Poem V February 2 Handel Concerto in F major, for Two Wind Choirs and Strings I October 13 Haydn Violoncello Concerto in D major Soloist: Paul Tortelier IV January 5 Symphony No. 101 in D major ("The Clock") II November 17 Symphony in G major, No. 88 VII March 23 1BERT Concerto for Flute and Orchestra Soloist: Doriot Anthony VI March 2 Mahler Adagio from the Tenth Symphony III December 15 Mendelssohn Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in E minor, Op. 64 Soloist: Norman Carol VII March 23 Milhaud "La Creation du Monde" IX April 27 Mozart Symphony in D major, "Paris" K. 297 VIII April 13 Ravel "Le Tombeau de Couperin," Suite I October 13 "Daphnis et Chloe," Ballet, Suite No. 2 IX April 27 f42] SEL Symphony No. 3 in G minor, Op. 42 o o VIII April 13 5AINT-5AENS Symphony No. 3, in C minor (with orean) , Op. 78 Organ: E. Power Biggs IV January Schubert 5 Symphony No. 7 in C major IX April 27 Sibelius Symphony No. 2, in D major, Op. 43 VII March 23 Strauss "Tod und Verklarung," Tone Poem, Op. 24 V February 2 Stravinsky Danses Concertantes III December 15 Tchaikovsky "Romeo and Juliet," Overture-Fantasia I October 13 Italian Capriccio, Op. 45 III December 15 Symphony No. 6 in B minor, "Pathetique," Op. 74 II November 17 Wagner A Faust Overture VI March 2 "Good Friday Spell" from "Parsifal," Act III IX April 27

Pierre Monteux conducted on February 2 Ferenc Fricsay conducted on November 17 Richard Burgin conducted on December 15 and March 23

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Beckett Mr. Harry W. Besse Mr. John S. Barnet Mrs. Ralph G. The Bettinger Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Miss Jane Beckman Mr. William E. Biddle, Jr. S. Barnet Miss Eleanor W. Beebe J. Mr. Lawrence O. Bidstrup In Memory of Mrs. Lawrence Beebe Dr. and Mrs. Sara Herman Barnet Miss Sylenda Beebe Mr. Irving R. Beiman Frederick S. Bigelow Dr. J. Dellinger Barney Mr. Leonard Baron Mr. Ernest H. Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bigelow Mrs. V. Stoddard Bigelow Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Barr Miss Gertrude C. Belcher Belin Mrs. Alexander H. Bill Mrs. W. Emerson Barrett Dr. and Mrs. J. Frank Mrs. William A. Barron Mrs. Robert E. Belknap Mr. Bernard N. Biller Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barrow Mrs. Arthur W. Bell Miss Bernice W. Billings Mr. P. H. Barrows Mr. Walter C. Bell Bingham, Dana and Gould Mrs. Thomas Barrows Mrs. A. Farwell Bemis Miss Emily V. Binney Mrs. John Sedgwick Barss Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Bemis Mr. Edwin Binney, 3rd Mrs. Fraser Barstow Mrs. H. H. Bemis Dr. and Mrs. Horace Binney Mrs. Carl Barth Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bemis Charles Sumner Bird Arthur L. Bartlett Mrs. George W. Benedict, Jr. Mrs. Francis W. Bird Mrs. Charles W. Bartlett Mr. Manson Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Bird Miss Elizabeth M. P. Mr. A. E. Benfield Mrs. R. W. Bird Bartlett Miss Frances Z. T. Benner Mrs. Paul H. Birdsall Miss Ernestine Birnbaum Mrs. George W. Bartlett Mrs. J. C. Bennett Miss Grace E. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Miss Jessie M. Bishop Miss Mary Bartlett Martin Bennett Miss Mildred E. Bixby Mrs. Matthew Bartlett Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Everett H. Black Mrs. Nelson S. Bartlett Robert E. Bennett Mrs. S. Bruce Black Mrs. E. F. W. Bartol Mrs. Samuel C. Bennett Mrs. Taylor Black Mrs. John W. Bartol Mrs. Arthur S. Bennink Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert S. Barton Mrs. Robert Bennink Leo A. Blacklow

Mrs. J. Colby Bassett Mrs. G. E. Benson Mrs. Arthur Blake Miss Josephine Bassett Mrs. Philip Benson Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blake Mrs. George L. Miss Sylvia P. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Batchelder, Jr. Miss Joan Bentinck-Smith Harley T. Blake Mrs. Laurence Batchelder Mrs. William Bentinck-Smith Miss Maude D. Blake Miss Mary E. Batchelder Miss Priscilla Somes Bentley Mrs. Archibald Blanchard Mrs. Henry B. Batchelor Mr. Richard A. Berenson Miss Mary W. Blatchford Miss Almira W. Bates Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Allen D. Bliss Miss Eleanor Bates Martin A. Berezin Mrs. Clarence R. Bliss Mrs. George E. Bates Miss Eleanor Berg Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Bliss Miss Josephine B. Bates Mr. George H. Berger Mrs. John H. Blodgett Miss Miriam F. Bates Mrs. Isabel Kuntz Berger Mrs. Robert E. Blood Mrs. Oric Bates Mr. Walter George Bergman Mr. Daniel Bloomfield Mrs. Roy Elliott Bates Emma and David Berkman Charles P. Blouin, Inc. Mrs. Meredith Bauer Mrs. Bernard W. Berkowitch Mrs. Thomas S. Blumer Mrs. Helen Wood Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles H. Boardman Miss Isabel S. Baxter A. W. Berkowitz Mrs. Robert Waldo Boas Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Abram Berkowitz Mrs. Arlie V. Bock Jesse B. Baxter Mr. Gerald A. Berlin Miss Ligita Bode Mrs. Boylston A. Beal Mrs. Anna C. Berman Mrs. Ronald V. C. Bodley Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Beal George A. Bernat Sherman P. Bodwell Mrs. William DeFord Beal Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bernat Miss Helga Boes Miss Ann B. Beale Mrs. David W. Bernstein Miss Pauline Bohn Mrs. Harry C. Beaman Mr. Eliot L. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. John E. Boit Bearings Specialty Company Mr. and Mrs. Miss Catherine M. Bolster Mrs. A. T. Beatey Maurice Bernstein Mrs. Marshall Bolster Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Stanley M. Bolster Bancroft Beatley Milton Bernstein Mrs. D. S. Bond Mrs. Ralph Beatley Miss Tessie S. Bernstein Miss Helen Lee Bond Miss Winifred M. Beck Miss Ruth Berow Mr. and Mrs. Miss Dorothy K. Becker Professor and Mrs. Antony Bonvalot Mrs. G. W. Becker C. Harold Berry Miss Rhoda C. Bonville Mr. Frank M. Beckerman Mr. Aaron Beshansky Mr. Vincent V. R. Booth [46] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

Miss Leah A. Borden Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary L. Bryant Mrs. John Bordman Harry D. Brenner Dr. Edwin B. Buchanan Mr. Christian E. Born Mrs. Kenneth M. Brett Buck Printing Company Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bortman Mr. Benjamin F. Brettler Mrs. Earle Buckingham Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Basil Brewer Mrs. Walter S. Bucklin Henry Boruchoff Mrs. Charles Brewer Miss Alice E. E. Buff Boshco, Inc. Mr. George F. Brewer Miss Ellen T. Bullard Miss Gertrude M. Bosien Mr. and Mrs. Mr. John C. Bullard Mrs. A. D. Bosson John D. Brewer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Boston Envelope Company Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bullard Boston Filter Company, Inc. George W. W. Brewster Mr. and Mrs. Boston Insulated Wire and Dr. and Mrs. John M. Bullitt Cable Co. Henry H. Brewster Mrs. Austin T. Bunker Dr. and Mrs. John P. Bunker Boston Music Company Mrs. J. F. F. Brewster Boston Transformer Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Philip E. Bunker Company Edwards Brewster Mrs. Philip H. Bunker Boston University College Mr. David Bridgham Mrs. Benjamin Bunshaft of Music In Memory of Mr. John E. Burchard Mrs. John T. Bottomley Clarissa A. Briggs Miss Barbara D. Burdick The Rev. C. R. Boucher Mrs. George Wright Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Cleo W. Boudreau Briggs, Sr. George E. Burdick Mr. James G. Bournazos Mr. Henry P. Briggs Mr. R. Burdon-Muller Burgess Miss Mary E. Boutelle Mrs. Dwight S. Brigham Mrs. Herbert R. Mrs. Herbert L. Bowden Mrs. F. Gorham Brigham Mr. and Mrs. Burgin Miss Mary O. Bowditch Mrs. Frank L. Brigham C. Rodgers Mrs. E. Burke Dr. Edward L. Bowles Mr. and Mrs. J. Martha Burke Miss Barbara Boyagian Lewis A. Brigham Miss J. Roger M. Burke Miss Margaret Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Brin Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Charles Boyden Mr. and Mrs. Virgil C. Brink Mr. Arthur Burkhard Miss Elva R. Boyden Mr. Bartol Brinkler Mrs. W. A. Burnham Miss Helen M. Boyer Miss Phoebe Bronkhorst Mr. Hugh Burr Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Arthur B. Brooks Linda F. Burr Gerald W. Brace Mrs. Arthur H. Brooks Miss Miss Elizabeth Burrage Mrs. Gamaliel (Bradford Mrs. Edward Brooks G. Brooks Miss Jean Burrage Mrs. F. Bradlee, Jr. Mr. John J. Brooks Miss Sally Burrage Mrs. Henry G. Bradlee Mr. Lawrence G. Mr. H. F. Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. Miss Marion Haskell Brosseau Mrs. Ethel M. Burton Henry Bradlee, Jr. Company, Mrs. Jessie F. Burton Mrs. Reginald Bradlee Michael Brotman Mrs. George A. Bushee Mrs. Ralph Bradley Inc. N. Brower Business Equipment Mrs. Walter H. Bradley Mr. Charles Dorothy A. Brown Corporation Mr. Ernest A. Bragg, Jr. Miss Brown Mrs. F. Wadsworth Busk Miss Lena E. Bragg Mrs. Edwin P. Mrs. Miss Marion E. Buswell Mrs. W. C. Bramhall Mr. and George R. Brown Mrs. Morgan Butler Mrs. E. D. Brandegee and Mrs. Mr. William E. Butler Mrs. Carl Brandt Mr. Gordon S. Brown Dr. and Mrs. Mr. S. Braunig J. and Mrs. John Douglas E. Butman Mrs. Anthony Brayton Mr. Nicholas Brown Mr. Frederic C. Butterfield Miss Charlotte Brayton Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Brown Mrs. Stedman Buttrick, Jr. Mrs. David A. Brayton Byers Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Brown Dr. and Mrs. R. K. T. Berry Brazelton Dr. Mabel Wolcott Brown Mrs. Henry G. Byng Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Philip L. Brown Frederick Brech Mrs. Miss Sylvia Brown Cabot Foundation Mr. Paul B. Breck Cabot Mrs. Theodore E. Brown Mr. Charles C. Mr. William M. Breed R. Cabot Mrs. Thomas Gilbert Brown Mrs. Chilton Mrs. Lewis Bremer J. Brown-Wales Company Mr. Godfrey L. Cabot Miss Sarah F. Bremer Cabot, Inc. Mrs. A. Page Browne Godfrey L. Mrs. Theodore G. Bremer D. Cabot Miss Cynthia E. Browne Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Miss Katherine L. Bruce Mr. and Herbert Bremner Cabot Miss Marjorie M. Bruce Henry B. Mr. Allen W. Brennan Mrs. Paul C. Cabot Miss Flora Allen Bryant Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Sewall Cabot Mrs. John Bryant Mrs. Donald G. Brennan [47] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Nathaniel D. Clapp

Thomas D. Cabot Cary J. Chamberlin Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Clapp Mrs. Walter M. Cabot Dr. Dorothy B. Chamberlin Mr. Roger E. Clapp Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cahan Miss Florence Chandler Mrs. Elizabeth E. Clark Mrs. Norman Cahners Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ethel Damon Clark A. S. Campbell Company, H. Daland Chandler Mrs. Frank M. Clark Inc. Mr. H. Raymond Chandler Mrs. G. F. Clark Mr. Bushrod H. Campbell Mrs. John Chandler Miss Gladys Clark Mr. John C. Campbell Mrs. Henry M. Channing Mr. John Alden Clark Mrs. Wallace M. Campbell Mrs. E. Barton Chapin Mrs. Lincoln Clark

Mr. John J. Canavan Mr. H. C. Chapin Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Clark Dr. and Mrs. Miss Marion L. Chapin Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Cannon Miss Marjorie Chapman Philip M. Clark Mrs. Beatrice Carlson Mrs. Walter G. Chard Mrs. Theodore Clark Mr. C. E. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Miss Edith C. Clarke Miss Elsie P. Carlson Buchanan Charles Mr. and Mrs. Miss Lennie Carlson Charles River Broadcasting Edward B. Clarke Mr. George W. Carmichael Company Mr. James R. Clarke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Alda Charney Mr. C. Comstock Clayton Raymond S. Carman Mr. Alfred E. Chase Mr. Calvin W. Clayton Mr. Charles Roslyn Carney Miss Alice P. Chase Miss Eleanor Clebnik Carpenter Manufacturing Mrs. Barbara S. Chase Miss Esther M. Clement Company Mr. E. Sherman Chase Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Arthur Carr Mrs. Frederic H. Chase Lindsay Cleveland Miss Cornelia P. Carr Miss Helen B. Chase Miss Gretchen Clifford Mrs. Houghton Can- Miss Martha Chase Mrs. Walter B. Clifford Mr. Houghton Carr, Jr. Miss Mary E. Chase Mrs. Alice S. Clough Mrs. John P. Carr Mrs. V. D. Chase Mr. A. F. Clyde Mrs. Henry G. Carroll Mrs. William F. Chase Mr. Charles K. Cobb Mr. Joseph Carson, Jr. Checker Taxi Mr. Charles K. Cobb, Jr. Mrs. Albert P. Carter Mr. David I. Checkoway Miss Isabel C. Cobb Miss Bernadetta R. Carter Dr. David Cheever Miss Madeline W. Cobb Mrs. George T. Carter Mrs. David Cheever, Jr. Miss Louise Coburn Mrs. Hubert Lazell Carter Mrs. Hyman Cherenson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Gilbert R. Cherrick William H. Coburn Lyndall F. Carter Mrs. A. D. Chesterton Miss Mary McKay Cochrane In Memory of Mrs. Mrs. Thomas W. Chesterton Mrs. Russell S. Codman Philip Walton Carter Miss Inez W. Chick Mr. William B. Coffin Mrs. Roscoe A. Carter Miss Helen T. Chickering In Memory of Winthrop Miss Ruth N. Carter Miss Isabelle Childerhose Coffin Miss Sylvia Carter Miss Emily C. Childs Mrs. Mr. Charles George W. Coggeshall F. Cashman Mrs. K. Schuyler Choate Mr. Mr. Willard G. Cogswell and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bernard C. Cohen Paul DeWitt Caskey Robert B. Choate Mr. and Mrs. Eli A. Cohen Miss Catherine E. Castle Miss Abby W. Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Mr. R. Bruce Castle Miss Elizabeth C. Church Herman B. Mrs. Robert D. Castle Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Miss H. Belle Cates Israel Cohen Elliott B. Church Mrs. A. G. Catheron Professor Morris Cohen Mr. Frederic C. Church Miss Rose S. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caverly Cohen Mrs. Edward D. Churchill Mrs. Alfred Cavileer Dr. Sidney Cohen Mrs. M. B. Churchill Mr. Alfred J. Miss Sophia B. Cohen Cavileer, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Robert James L. Chute Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Cohn P. Cavileer Mrs. Samuel Mr. Boardman Cikins Miss Florence Colby H. Chace Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. Herbert F. Cilley Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cole P. Chadbourne Mr. and Mrs. Miss Doris H. Chadwick Mr. Howard W. Cole William H. Claflin, Mr. M. Howard Chalfen Tr. Miss Nancie L. Cole Mrs. Miles N. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Miss Ruby H. Cole Mrs. Clift Rogers Clapp Richard S. Chamberlain Mrs. Alfred F. Coleman Mr. David F. Clapp Mrs. William E. Mr. Joseph A. Coletti Mrs. Dudley Clapp Chamberlain Mr. V. U. Coletti-Perucca Mrs. George A. Mrs. Winthrop W. Clapp Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George D. Clapp Chamberlain Charles Collens Miss Mary A. Clapp Mrs. George W. Collier [48] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

Colonial Tanning Co. Miss Laura Cox Miss Alice L. Cushing Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles S. Coxe Miss Dorothea Cushing Horatio Colony Miss Jane Coyle Mrs. George M. Cushing Mrs. Henry F. Colt Miss Mary Florence Coyne Mrs. Winthrop Cushing Miss Elizabeth W. Colwell Miss Ellen M. Crane Miss Elizabeth Cushman Miss Mary A. Comer Mrs. Mary K. Craven Mrs. Elton G. Cushman Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary L. Crawshaw Mrs. H. E. Cushman Daniel F. Comstock, Jr. Mr. Roger D. Creelman Mr. Leonard Cushman The Com tor Company Miss Lucy C. Crehore Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gilman W. Conant Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cushman Miss Susan Conant Albert M. Creighton Mrs. Rufus C. Cushman Miss Louise Condit Mrs. Albert M. Creighton, Jr. Mrs. Charles M. Cutler Cutler Mrs. Harrison F. Condon, Jr. Mrs. Bartow Crocker Miss Elisabeth A. Miss Frances Congdon Mrs. Bigelow Crocker Mr. and Mrs. Miss Margaret Conklin Mrs. Bigelow Crocker, Jr. G. Ripley Cutler Miss Elizabeth A. Connors Mrs. C. Thomas Crocker, III Mrs. Henry F. Cutler Control Engineering Mr. Douglas Crocker Mr. and Mrs. Myer L. Cutler Corporation Mr. Ernest C. Crocker Mr. Robert Cutler Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. and Mrs. Miss Esther C. Cutter Parker Converse John Crocker Mr. R. Ammi Cutter Dr. and Mrs. Charles Cook Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Cutter Mr. Richard Cutter Mrs. C. S. Cook, Jr. Lyneham Crocker Mr. W. Lawrence Cook Mrs. Samuel E. M. Crocker Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. In Memory of C. S. D. Dabney G. Gardner Cook U. Haskell Crocker Mrs. George B. Mrs. John W. Dacey Mrs. John S. Cooke Mr. David C. Crockett Dakin Mr. Richard Cooke Mrs. Arthur P. Crosby Mrs. Fred A. Miss Ruth B. Dalrymple Miss Ellen W. Coolidge Mrs. S. V. R. Crosby Mr. N. Dalton Miss Elsie W. Coolidge Mrs. William Crosby John Marshall B. Dalton Mrs. John G. Coolidge Mrs. Bronson Crothers Mrs. William Dameshek Mrs. John T. Coolidge Miss Margaret Crowell Dr. Mr. LinneldjDamon Mrs. Julian L. Coolidge Mrs. Francis B. J. Mr. Herman Dana Mrs. Russell Coolidge Crowninshield Miss Sylvia P. Dana Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Thomas St. Clair Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dane T. Jefferson Coolidge Cuddy Dr. and Mrs. Mr. W. O. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Dane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Cummings Mr. John Dane, Jr. Harry D. Cooper Miss Margaret Cummings Mrs. Hazel Danforth Mr. and Mrs. Miss Isabel Cummins Cunningham Miss Margaret Danforth Maurice L. Cooper Mrs. Alan Cunningham Mrs. Nicholas W. Danforth Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Cope Mr. Benjamin Cunningham, Miss Mabel Daniels Mrs. Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Danielson Charles T. Copeland Cunningham Mrs. Carl F. Danner Ronald W. Cordingley Mrs. I. Coolidge Mr. Cunningham Miss Barbara E. Danskin Mrs. Harold D. Corey Miss Mary Psuedora Cunningham Miss Elizabeth H. Darling E. Corey Mrs. Miss Linda Nelson Darling, Jr. Dr. Sidney Curelop Mrs. J. Mrs. Ward I. Cornell Philip Darlington Curran-Morton of Lowell, Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. D. Davenport Inc. Miss Mary Charles E. Cotting Stanley Davenport Mrs. Guy W. Currier Mr. Miss Clara V. Cottle William B. Davenport, Mrs. Edith Roelker Curtis Mr. Mr. William D. Cotton, Jr. Miss Eleanore Curtis Mrs. E. Harriet Couch Miss Bernice W. Davidson Couch Miss Frances G. Curtis Miss Harriet Dale Charles S. Davidson Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Curtis Dr. Miss Sarah Thorn Couch Mrs. Charles W. Davidson Mrs. Greeley S. Curtis Mr. William Couch Mr. George W. Davidson Miss Harriot S. Curtis Mr. William Henry Couch Miss Betsy Davis Mrs. Louis Curtis J. Mr. Jeremiah F. Coughlin Mrs. Edward Kirk Davis Mrs. Louis Curtis, Jr. Mr. Hans W. Courant Mrs. Davis Miss Margaret Curtis J. J. Miss Elsie R. Cowdrey F. Davis, Miss Mary Curtis Mr. John Jr. Charles M. Cox Trust Livingston Davis Mr. Stephen Curtis Mrs. Miss Eleanor L. Cox Lincoln Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jr. Ernest W. Cox L. Davis Mr. Frederic H. Curtiss Mrs. William Mrs. Gardner Cox [491 (Continued) FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Mrs. Marcy Eager and Mrs. Mrs. Eben S. Doolittle Dr. Eagle-Ottawa Leather Davison Miss Lillian\Dorion Archibald T. Company Miss Amy Davol Mr. Robert S. Dorup Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles W. Davol Mr. and Mrs. ; Douglass Henry C. Eames Mrs. Frank A. Day, Jr. Charles H. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Munroe Day Miss Nona M. Dougherty Edward H. Earle Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sterling Dow Company, Inc. Miss Louise S. Earle C. Bradford Dean H. J. Dowd Earle Miss Hazel Dean Mrs. Cutler B. Downer Miss Mabel L. Eastern Company Mrs. James Dean Mr. and Mrs. The Mrs. Mrs. Dorothea Dean Jerome I. H. Downes Mr. and Miss Dorothy L. Deane Dr. John Godwin Downing James S. Eastham Miss Elizabeth C. Dearborn Mrs. Phyllis G. Downing Mrs. Melville Eastham Mrs. Roger K. Eastman Dr. Albert I. DeFriez Miss Margaret Dowse Mrs. Thaddeus C. DeFriez In Memory of Elsa M. Eastover, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson Miss Blanche E. Eaton Robert DeGiacomo Mr. John R. Doyle Mr. Charles F. Eaton, Jr. Judge and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John M. Eaton Frank S. Deland Eben S. Draper Miss Wilhelmina Eaton Duchess Anna Draper Top Company Mr. Willard H. Eaton deLeuchtenberg Mr. F. Otis Drayton Mrs. Edward R. Eberle Miss Ethel S. deMille Miss Louisa L. Dresel Mr. Adrian E. Eckberg Mrs. John C. deMille Mrs. George A. Drew Miss Mary Louise Eddy Miss A. L. Demorest Mrs. Jesse A. Drew Miss Ruth N. Eddy Mrs. Henry S. Dennison Miss Lucy B. Drew Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Edgehill Mrs. G. P. Denny Mrs. Ruth Drew Dr. George H. Edgell Mrs. Philip Y. DeNormandie Mrs. Carl Dreyfus Mrs. W. D. Edmonds S. Edsall Mrs. Robert L. Mrs. Edwin J. Dreyfus Mr. William DeNormandie Mr. Philip Drinker Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. Ellis Densmore Mr. Arthur Drinkwater David F. Edwards

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Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eliot Lee A. Dimond Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John M. Elliot Miss Vera diStefano Edward W. Y. Dunn Mr. John M. Elliot Mrs. Merton F. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Miss Eleanor Elliott Mrs. N. P. Dodge William W. Dunnell, Jr. Miss Harriette M. Ellis Mr. Robert G. Dodge Miss Elizabeth G. Durkee Miss Kate Ellis Mr. Paul Doguereau Durkee-Mower, Inc. Mrs. William V. Ellis Mr. Richard Dolbear Miss Josephine Durrell The Ellison Foundation Mr. Paul Doleman Miss Catharine H. Dwight Mrs. Eben H. Ellison Mrs. Malcolm Donald Miss Laura M. Dwight Miss Helen T. Elms Dr. Gordon Donaldson Miss Margaret Dwight Mrs. Alfred W. Elson Mrs. Wallace B. Donham Dr. Richard W. Dwight Miss Augusta C. Ely Mrs. Leo Donlan Dr. T. F. Dwyer Miss Edith W. Emerson John Donnelly and Sons Mr. Robert L. Dyette Miss Mabel E. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Miss Minnie L. Emerson Alfred Donovan Mrs. Forrest S. Emery Mr. Arthur T. Dooley Mr. H. Wendell Endicott [5o] FRIENDS OF THE boston symphony orchestra (Continued) Mrs. Henry Endicott Mr. and Mrs. Willis W. Fay Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Samuel C. Endicott Miss Catherine Fehrer Maurice Foley Mr. Lewis R. Engel J. In Memory of Elihu T. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. Grew English Feinberg George L. Foote Mrs. William D. English Mr. and Mrs. Max Feldberg Mrs. Alexander Forbes Mr. Edward T. Englund Mr. Louis Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Allan Forbes Mrs. Richard Engstrom Mr. Moses D. Feldman Mr. Edward W. Forbes Mrs. Eben M. Enroth Miss Charlotte Fellman Mr. and Mrs. In Memory of Mrs. Grace Felton and Son, Inc. F. Murray Forbes, Eosue Jr. Mrs. Frederic L. Felton Mrs. Lois W. Forbes Mr. Nicholas Eosue Mrs. W. Sidney Felton Mrs. Ralph E. Forbes Mrs. Henry A. Erhard Miss Pauline Fenno Miss Jessie W. Ford Ernst and Ernst Miss Eleanor Ferguson Mr. John M. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ernst Stanley W. Ferguson, Inc. Mr. Joseph P. Ford Miss Ellen Burfield Esau Mrs. Frank M. Ferrin Miss Jane Forsell Mrs. Gustavus J. Esselen Mrs. Cyrus Y. Ferris Miss Margaret Forster Mr. Ferdinand Euler The Rev. Theodore P. Ferris Miss Frances Forte Mrs. Augustus Hemenway Dr. and Mrs. Miss Dorothy R. Foster Eustis Ronald M. Ferry Mrs. Hatherly Foster Mrs. David J. Evans Mr. Hart Fessenden Miss Edith Foster Mrs. Willard E. Everett Fibre Leather Manu- In Memory of Reginald C. In Memory of Alexander facturing Company Foster B. Ewing Miss Alma E. Field Miss Sarah H. Foster Mrs. Fred T. Field Mrs. Herbert C. Fowler Fabric Research Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Alan Fox Laboratories, Inc. Andrew B. Fielding Miss Edith M. Fox In Memory of Enrico E. Wm. Filene's Sons Company Mrs. Harold Fox Fabrizio Mrs. Simma Finard Mr. Isidor Fox Mrs. Harris Fahnestock, Jr. Dr. Jacob Fine Miss Marion Fox Mrs. Murry N. Fairbank Mrs. Milton A. Fine Mr. Walter S. Fox, Jr. Mrs. H. G. Fairfield Dr. and Mrs. Miriam and William Fox Fairhaven High School Nathan H. Fink Mrs. G. Tappan Francis Senior Orchestra Dr. Maxwell Finland Mrs. Irving Frankel Miss Alice Falvey Miss Mabel G. Finlay Miss Lina H. Frankenstein Mrs. Wallace Falvey Mr. E. Philip Finn Mrs. A. Alfred Franks Miss Savina Farina Miss Kathryn Claire Finn Mrs. Amherst D. Frazar Mrs. Eliot Farley Mr. John G. Finneran Mrs. Frederick W. Frazier Mr. James W. Farley Miss Anna G. Fiore Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Freedberg Mrs. James W. Farley First National Stores Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Farley Miss Hazel A. Firth Arthur H. Freedberg Dr. and Mrs. Dr. Louis Fischbein Mr. Hiram Freedman Dana L. Farnsworth Miss Margaret A. Fish Mrs. Myron Freedman Miss E. Mabel Farquharson Miss Damie Rose Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Miss Eleanor E. Farrar Miss Edith P. Fisher Samuel Freedman Miss Frances Farrell Mrs. Jack L. Fisher Mr. James W. Freeman Miss Grace Farrell Mr. L. Antony Fisher Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman Mrs. Oliver Farrington Mrs. Augustus H. Fiske Mrs. George Edward French Mr. Chester Lawrence Mrs. Gertrude S. Fitch Miss Hannah D. French Farwell Miss Ada M. Fitts Mrs. Gertrude T. Fretz Mrs. Paul Faude Master Charles K. Fitts, Jr. Mrs. Helene Freundlich Mrs. James M. Faulkner Master Daniel Hewitt Fitts Mr. Fritz Friedland Mr. and Mrs. Miss Grace W. Fitts Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Faulkner Mrs. Stephen S. Fitzgerald Israel Friedlander Mr. and Mrs. Miss Eliza H. Faunce Miss Beth Flanagan Mrs. P. Flanigan Philip Friedlander Mrs. Henry H. Faxon Mr. and J. J. Miss Elizabeth W. Friedman Mrs. Henry M. Faxon Miss Marie C. Flannelly Miss Elsie T. Friedman Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Fleischer Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel W. Faxon Mrs. Theodore Fleisher Arthur Fletcher Nathan H. Friedman Mr. A. D. Fay Mrs. W. H. Flood Miss Sophie M. Friedman Fay Foto Service Mrs. Charles Marjorie C. Fogg Mrs. Joseph Friedman Mr. Peter W. Fay Miss Gertrude A. Foley Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Richard D. Fay Mrs. Mr. Henry E. Foley Simon Friedman Mrs. S. Prescott Fay [51] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued) Mr. William H. Glover Friends, Patent Division, U.S. Mr. A. M. Gaudin Mr. E. F. Gnong Shoe Machinery Co. Mr. Geoffrey Gaulkin Mr. Edward Gnong Miss Kate Friskin Mrs. Clyde Gay Mrs. Paul M. Goddard Mrs. Emilie R. Frost Mr. Heinrich Gebhard Miss Ruth Goddard Miss Evelyn P. Frost Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Howard Goding Mrs. George Frost Leslie N. Gebhard Miss Susan Godoy Mrs. Harold L. Frost Mr. and Mrs. Miss Blanche I. Goell Mr. and Mrs. Simon H. Geilich P. Golan Horace W. Frost General Box Company Dr. Harold Mrs. Gold Miss Eugenia B. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Samuel Frothingham Sumner M. Gerstein Mr. and Mrs. Alan Goldberg Mrs. Langdon Frothingham Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Alan B. Goldberg Mrs. Louis A. Frothingham George W. Gethro Mr. Alfred L. Goldberg Miss Anna D. Fry Mr. Frank Gfroerer Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Gibbs Benjamin Goldberg Claude M. Fuess Mrs. Kirkland H. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Robert P. Giddings Harold S. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Alvan T. Fuller Mrs. Fred J. Giduz Mrs. Lon Luvois Fuller Mrs. Henry W. Giese Louis R. Golden Miss Alice E. Fulton Mrs. Carleton S. Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ruth E. Funk Miss Rosamond Gifford Charles Goldman Miss Elizabeth Fyffe Miss Jeannette Giguere Mr. Charles M. Goldman Miss Clara C. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Arthur Gabelnick Miss Helen C. Gilbert P. Kervin Goldman Dr. Irvin George Gahm Mrs. Edward J. Gildea Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. James E. Gale Miss Louise Giles Sumner Goldman Mr. Walter H. Gale Mrs. A. Victor Gilfoy Mr. Forrest J. Goldsmith Mrs. Rollin M. Gallagher Dr. Benjamin Gill Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. William W. Gallagher Dr. and Mrs. Luke Gillespie Walter Goldstein Mr. David B. Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Gillet Mrs. Joel A. Goldthwait Mrs. William Albert Gallup Gillette Safety Razor Mrs. P. W. Goldthwaite Mrs. John Gait Company Miss Jean L. Gomez Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Herman Gilman Mrs. R. L. Goodale James L. Gamble Miss Margaret E. Gilman Miss Isabel F. Goodenow Mr. R. H. Ives Gammell Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gilman Miss Charlotte E. Goodfellow Mrs. Charles W. Gammons Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Albert Goodhue Mrs. Arnold L. Ganley Alfred P. Ginsberg Mrs. L. Cushing Goodhue Mrs. Harry Ganz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Harry A. Goodman Dr. and Mrs. Harry Ginsburg Mrs. Joseph Goodman Robert Norton Ganz Mrs. Joseph S. Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edgar Garceau Mr. and Mrs. Reuben E. Goodman Mrs. Leslie E. Garde William M. Ginsburg Miss Constance Goodrich Miss Olive P. Garde Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wallace Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gardiner H. J. Ginsburgh Mr. Harold N. Goodspeed Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frederic S. Goodwin Charles S. Gardner A. Murray Ginzberg Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ethel R. Gardner Rabbi Roland B. Gittelsohn Harry M. Goodwin Mrs. G. Peabody Gardner Miss Helen M. Glasle Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Goodwin Mrs. Marjorie H. Gardner Mr. Hyman S. Glass Miss Sarah S. Goodwin Miss Mary A. Gardner Mrs. Harry Glassburg Mr. and Mrs. S. Philip Gopen Miss Annette Garel Mr. Henry H. Glazer Mrs. A. L. Gordon Miss Eleanor Garfield Mr. Edward H. Gleason Miss Elizabeth M. Gordon Mr. Stephen Gargilis Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary E. Gordon Dr. Samuel L. Gargill Hollis T. Gleason Mrs. Stanley G. Gordon Miss Louise Garland Mr. and Mrs. Miss Susan D. Gordon Mr. Arnold Garrison Kenneth E. Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Gorin Mrs. William L. Garrison, Jr. Miss Marie R. Gleeson Miss Vera Gorovitz Mrs. Bernard F. Garrity Globe Plan, Inc. Mrs. C. Lane Goss Miss Florence M. Garrity Globe Ticket Company of Miss Eleanore P. Gould Miss Edith M. Gartland New England Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Morris Gass Miss Nura Globus G. Philip Grabfield Mr. and Mrs. Mr. George Glover Miss Marianne Graetzer Richard S. Gates Mrs. Nelson Glover Mr. F. A. Gragg

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Miss Louise Graham Miss Marie E. Guillet Mrs. William G. F. Harris Mrs. Isabella Grandin Mrs. Paul K. Guillow Mrs. Norman Harrower Mrs. John L. Grandin, Jr. Mrs. Trygve Gunderson Mrs. Arthur W. Hartt Mrs. Richard M. Grandin Miss Signhild V. Gustafson Miss Mary A. Hartwell Mrs. Arthur E. Grannis Mr. and Mrs. Miss Maude A Hartwell Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Grant Sidney Guttentag Harvard Glee Club Mr. Alfred H. Grant Mrs. Carroll S. Harvey Mrs. Elizabeth O. Grant Mrs. Elbert A. Harvey Mrs. Russell R. Grant Miss Rose Haas Mr. and Mrs. Miss Charlotte Grantz Miss Elsa M. Hackebarth Bartlett Harwood Mr. Benjamin Grassi Mr. C. W. Hadley Mrs. Herbert E. Harwood Miss Marie L. Grassie Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Hugh Harwood Mrs. Bowman Graton Theodore C. Haffenreffer Mrs. Sydney Harwood Mr. and Mrs. Mr. H. Frederick Hagemann, Mr. Abraham Haskell Louis C. Graton Jr. Miss Marian R. Haskell Mrs. Clara E. Graver Mr. John A. Hahn Mr. Alpheus Haskins Miss Bertha St. J. Graves Mrs. William Haible Mrs. Charles H. Haskins Mrs. Edward C. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Hale Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Haskins Mrs. John L. Graves Mrs. Richard K. Hale Mr. R. J. Hastie Miss Linda F. Graves Mrs. Richard W. Hale Mrs. A. Abbott Hastings Mrs. Charles H. Gray Mrs. Rufus F. Hale The Reverend A. Abbott Miss Fanny Fay Gray Mrs. Whitney Hale Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Gray Miss Adah F. Hall Lily and Baird Hastings Mr. Reginald Gray Miss Anna Hall Mrs. Merrill G. Hastings Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Miss Constance Hall Mr. T. Mitchell Hastings, Jr. Co. Mrs. Frederick R. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Hall Companv Francis W. Hatch Julian F. Greeley Mrs. H. S. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Edward S. Green Mr. John L. Hall Francis W. Hatch, Jr. Mr. Ellis J. Green Mrs. Joseph A. Hall Miss Ruth Hatch Mr. Joseph L. Green Mrs. L. A. Hall Miss Mary Jane Hathaway Mr. Philip E. Green Miss Emily Hallowell Miss Florence E. Hatheway Mrs. C. Nichols Greene Mrs. John W. Hallowell Mrs. John B. Hawes Mrs. Henry Copley Greene Mr. N. Penrose Hallowell Miss Laura Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. I. Lloyd Greene L. H. Hamel Leather Hawkridge Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Company Company Jerome D. Greene Mr. Stanley A. Hamel Mrs. Leslie D. Hawkridge Mrs. Theodore A. Greene Miss Elizabeth V. Hamilton Mrs. Frank W. Hawley Mr. Victor Greene Miss Esther Hamilton Mrs. George Hawley

Mr. George C. Greener Mrs. J. R. Hamlen Miss Margaret A. Hayden Miss Elizabeth Greenleaf Mrs. R. Cushing Hamlen Mr. Sherman S. Hayden Miss Elizabeth C. Greenleaf Mrs. Robert T. Hamlin Miss Christine Hayes Mrs. Robert B. Greenough Miss Elizabeth M. Hammond Miss Muriel S. Haynes Miss Virginia M. Greenwood Judge and Mrs. Mrs. William Haynes-Smith Mr. and Mrs. Don S. Greer Franklin T. Hammond Mrs. Harry T. Hayward Miss Eva Jo Gregg Mrs. Harold W. Hammond Mrs. Howard S. Hayward Miss Agnes Gregory Mrs. Samuel Hammond Miss Charlotte Hazen Mrs. Edward W. Grew Mr. Edmund M. Hanauer Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Henry S. Grew Mrs. Samuel S. Hanflig Harold L. Hazen Miss Leslie Grinnell Miss Elizabeth A. Hanley Mrs. Isabel H. Healey Mr. Merrill Griswold Mrs. George Hannauer Mrs. Charles S. Heard Mr. Roger Griswold Mrs. Lawrence H. Hansel Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Paul Groover Mr. Reginald W. Hanson Hamilton Heard Mr. Casper M. Grosberg Mrs. Edward Harding Mrs. Bigelow Heath Mrs. Harold K. Gross Mr. Francis A. Harding Mrs. H. B. Hebbard Grossman Family Trust Mrs. Goodwin W. Harding Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Frank Grossman Miss Katherine Hardwick Albert Heckbert Miss Lucia R. Mrs. Julius Grossman Miss Blanche E. Hardy Hedge Mrs. William Mrs. Edward R. Grosvenor Miss Mary Caroline Hardy R. Hedge O. Harkness Mr. Maurice D. Heinkopf Mrs. Charles S. Grover Mr. Vinton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heins Mrs. Leopold Gruener Miss Jean Harper Mrs. Arthur William Miss Shirley M. Guertin Mr. Elihu M. Harris Miss Jacqueline R. Harris Heintzelman Mrs. S. E. Guild

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Mr. Enos E. Held Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mabel E. Houghton Miss Mary Hellstrom Beecher Hobbs Mrs. Charles F. Hovey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. S. J. Helman Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hobbs Jack G. Hovey Leland D. Hemenway In Memory of A. T. Howard Company Mrs. Harriet Sterling Jane Whitman Hobbs Miss Jean V. Howard Hemenway Mr. Walter L. Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George F. Hodder Dudley R. Howe R. G. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Forest W. Howe Miss Joanna A. Henry Harold D. Hodgkinson Mr. Henry S. Howe Miss Laura Henry Mr. and Mrs. Mr. James C. Howe Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Hoefer Miss Jeanette Hart Howe Andrew H. Hepburn Mr. Rudolph Hoefler Mr. M. A. DeWolfe Howe In Memory of Hennie A. Mrs. Charles Hoffbauer Mrs. Russell Howell Herman Mrs. Jacques Hoffmann Dr. and Mrs. Dr. Louis Hermanson Miss Mary A. Hogan William W. Howell Miss Phroe Hernan Miss Patricia Hogan Mrs. Osborne Howes Miss Louise E. Herrick Miss Joyce Hoisington Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Abraham Herourt Mrs. Donald Holbrook David H. Howie Mrs. Christian A. Herter Miss Edith C. Holbrook Miss Edith A. Howland Mrs. William Herwitz Miss Elizabeth L. Holbrook Mrs. John S. Howland Mrs. Ludwig Herzberg Mrs. Charles M. Hollander Mrs. Llewellyn Howland Mr. Robert F. Herzberg Mr. Gerhard L. Hollander Miss Mildred R. Howland Dean and Mrs. In Memory of Mr. Alexander E. Hoyle Paul M. Herzog Malcolm H. Holmes Dr. Eliot Hubbard, Jr. A. H. and Company, Hews Mrs. Edward J. Holmes Mrs. Henry V. Hubbard Inc. Mrs. Edward O. Holmes, Jr. Miss Hope Hubbard Mr. Bernard C. Heyl Mrs. Hector M. Holmes Mr. Ralph K. Hubbard Miss^ Madeleine Heyman Mrs. John Parker Holmes Miss Elinor L. Hughes Mrs. Chester D. Heywood Miss Madalene D. Holt Mrs. George Forbes Hughes Mr. Sidney B. Heywood Miss Katharine A. Homans Mrs. H. Maurice Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Miss Marian J. Homans Mr. John H. Hughes Edwin W. Hiam Home Owners Federal Mr. and Mrs. Dr. William F. Hickey, Jr. Savings & Loan Howard E. Hugo Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Higgins Association Mrs. Eugene J. V. Huiginn Mrs. John, W. Higgins Miss Adelaide Homer Private Charles E. Hull Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Donald T. Hood Mr. Blackmer Humphrey Richard R. Higgins Mrs. James R. Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wilford L. Hoopes Homer C. Humphrey F. L. Higginson Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary Ethel Hunneman Miss Dorothy E. Hildreth Gerald W. Hopkins Mr. Robert I. Hunneman Mrs. Adams S. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Arnold W. Hunnewell Mrs. Arthur D. Hill Robert H. Hopkins Mr. Francis Mr. Clarence H. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Welles Hunnewell Mrs. Converse Hill Mark M. Horblit Mrs. Hollis Hunnewell Mrs. E. Heath Hill Mr. and Mrs. Miss Priscilla P. Hunnewell Miss Laura Hill Maurice H. Horblit Mr. William P. Hunnewell Mrs. Lawson T. Hill Miss Mary E. Horgan Mrs. Jerome C. Hunsaker Mrs. Ruth M. Hill E. B. Horn Company Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Thomas M. Hill Mrs. Henry Hornblower Albert B. Hunt Mr. Herbert L. Hiller Miss Isabelle Horning Mrs. E. B. Huntoon M. and Mrs. J. Miss Phyllis A. Horsman Mrs. John C. Hurd George E. Hills Miss Barbara Horton Mrs. Newell Hurd Mrs. Hugh S. Hince Mrs. Sol Horwitz Mrs. B. Hurvitz Mrs. E. Sturgis Hinds Miss Ann Horwood Dr. M. Hutcheson, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Hines J. Jr. Mrs. Murray P. Horwood Mrs. C. Hutchins, Dr. Crawford H. Hinman Jr. Miss Phoebe Lee Hosmer Miss Ethel Hutchinson Mr. Eugene M. Hirshberg Mr. Roy S. Houck Mrs. Norman Hutton Mrs. Henriette Hirshman Mrs. B. K. Hough Mr. Emery I. Huvos Mr. David L. Hixon Miss Audrey C. Houghton Mr. Joseph Hyams Hixon Electric Company Mrs. Clement S. Houghton Mrs. H. Stanley Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Miss Constance Houghton Richard Hyman Brothers, Inc. B. Hobart Mrs. Henry G. Houghton [54] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

Mrs. Frederick T. Iddings Mrs. Charles B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Katz Mrs. Percy C. Idell Mrs. David S. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Joseph Igersheimer Mr. E. C. Johnson Morris Katzman Miss Gertrude M. Ingall Professor Edith C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. George A. Ingalls Mr. and Mrs. Earle B. Kaufman

Mrs. Edward Ingraham Edwin G. Johnson J. G. Kaufman Company Miss Ivy F. Inman Miss Elizabeth Johnson In Memory of Miss Minnie M. Inman Miss Florence E. Johnson Mitchell B. Kaufman Internacio (Wool) Inc. Mrs. Frederick Johnson Mitchell B. Kaufman International Business Mr. and Mrs. Charitable Foundation Machines Corporation George Blake Johnson Mrs. Norman B. Kaufman Miss Emilia Ippolito Miss Harriet E. Johnson Mr. Richard L. Kaye Miss Marion R. Irvine Mrs. John W. Johnson, Jr. Mrs. John L. Keedy Miss Blanche F. Irving Mrs. Peer P. Johnson Mrs. Laurence M. Keeler Mr. Kenneth L. Isaacs Mr. Ralph W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Israel Dok Isenberg Mrs. Raymond B. Johnson Joseph H. Keenan Mrs. William Ittmann Miss Winifred H. Johnstone Mrs. H. Nelson Keene Mrs. Arthur M. Jones Miss Ethel M. Keese Mrs. Edwin E. Jack Mr. Charles H. Jones, Jr. Mrs. Harold C. Keith Mrs. James R. Jack Miss Dorothy Jones Mr. Jean R. Keith Miss Annie H. Jackson Mrs. Durham Jones Mr. Preston B. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Miss Eleanor H. Jones Mr. Harrison Keller Henry B. Jackson Miss Eleanor P. Jones The Reverend and Mrs. Mrs. James Jackson Mrs. Francis R. Jones Howard P. Kellett Mr. and Mrs. Miss Helen L. Jones Mrs. John J. Kelley James Jackson, Jr. Miss Helen T. Jones Miss Mary Jane Kelley Mrs. Shaun Kelly Mrs. Robert H. Jackson Mrs. J. Arthur Jones Mr. Samuel R. Jackson Mr. Lawrence L. Jones Miss Frances W. Kelsey Mr. Ivan S. Jacobs Miss Margaret H. Jones Miss Helen M. Kelsey Miss May Jacobs Mr. Paul Jones Miss Mildred A. Kemp Mrs. William Jacobson Mr. R. Carroll Jones Mr. Henry P. Kendall Mr. James Jacques Miss Ruth L. Jones Miss Thelma M. Kenison Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Jaffe Mr. and Mrs. Kenmore Hotel Mrs. William James W. St. Clair Jones Mrs. Robert M. P. Kennard Mr. William James Miss Mary R. Joslin Mr. Clement Kennedy Miss Helen M. Jameson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Parker H. Kennedy Kennedy's Inc. Mrs. B. Jamieson Mark R. Jouett J. Mrs. Everett Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Benjamin Joy E. Kent Mrs. Charles A. Janeway Mr. C. Frederick Joy, Jr. Ira Rich Kent Kenway, Witter Mrs. Benjamin F. Jaques Miss Gladys T. Joyce Jenney, and Hildreth Mrs. Herbert Jaques Mr. Tucker Joyce Mrs. Shirley K. Kerns Mrs. Richard E. Jeffery Mr. A. Bradford Judd E. Mrs. H. Kerr-Blackmer Mrs. Charles S. Jeffrey Mr. George Judd Mr. and Mrs. Miss Alice C. Jenckes John A. Kessler Mr. David B. Jenkins In Memory of Kaffenburgh Mrs. Kenneth D. Ketchum Mr. James L. Jenks, Jr. Carl J. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Hetty L. R. Phillips Ketchum Charles S. Jenney Kaffenburgh Miss Margaret W. Kettell Miss Elizabeth H. Jenney Mrs. Albert S. Kahn Miss Dorothy E. Keyes Mrs. Warren Jenney Mrs. George Kahn Miss Mary S. Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Benjamin A. Kaiser Kalanian Keystone Charitable Morton Jennings, Jr. Mr. Roger R. E. Foundation Miss Eleanor M. Jennings Mrs. Lewis W. Kane Kantor Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Kibrick Mr. William Paul Jensen Mr. Alexander and Mrs. Mr. I. S. Kibrick Mrs. Pliny Jewell, Jr. Mr. Kaplan Mrs. Henry P. Kidder Mr. T. E. Jewell Jacob J. Kaplan Mrs. Paul Killiam Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anthony Kapus Mrs. Charles H. Kimball T. Edson Jewell, Jr. Mr. J. Mrs. L. H. Karelis Mr. and Mrs. Chase Kimball In Memory of Howard Mr. and C. Kartch Mrs. Fred Nelson Kimball Clifton Jewett, M.D. Mr. Matthew Max L. Kates Mrs. Walter E. Kimball Dr. Pierre Johannet Mrs. Walter Kates Mr. and Mrs. Franklin King Mrs. Herman Johanson Mr. and Mrs. Max Katz Mrs. Gilbert King Miss Adeline Mary Johnson Mr.

[ 55 ] ORCHESTRA (Continued) FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY Mr. Herman Leventhal Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Edith Wiley Leveroni Frederick S. Lane Henry Parsons King Levi Gardiner M. Lane Mrs. Harry Mr. William King Mrs. Levin Helen Lang Mrs. Abraham Mrs. William F. King Miss J. Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. E. W. Kingsbury Miss Ruthven Lang Benjamin Levin Mrs. William Mrs. Colman Levin Mr. and Mrs. Abbot Kinsman Levin William L. Langer Mrs. Francis Miss Katrina Kipper Mr. and Mrs. Myer Levin Kirkbride Mrs. Herbert F. Langley J. Mrs. Malcolm C. Mrs. Orrin Levin Kirkpatrick Mrs. Bradshaw Langmaid Mrs. George H. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Levine Kirstein La Pointe Machine Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Carlisle N. Levine Mrs. W. R. Kitchel Tool Company Larimer Mrs. Harry Levine Mrs. Edward H. Kittredge Miss Julia Lasell Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levine Mrs. Francis B. Kittredge Miss Elizabeth Lathrop Miss Iris Levine Mrs. Louis H. Klebenov Miss Elizabeth Dr. Julius H. Levine Mrs. Arthur Klein Mr. and Mrs. A. Laughlin Dr. and Mrs. Miss Elise Klein Henry Lauriat, Sr. Samuel A. Levine Mrs. Herbert H. Klein Mrs. Charles E. Mrs. Frederick Klein-Farris Company, Inc. Miss Carmela F. Lauro Jefferson Leviseur Kline Mrs. Charles H. Lawrence Mr. J. Louis Mrs. Charles H. Miss Eleanor S. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Klotz III Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. F. W. Knauth Lawrence, Frank M. Lewis Miss Linnea E. Kneller Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Lewis Mr. Carl E. Kneuertz James Lawrence, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John S. Lawrence Mrs. George Lewis, Jr. Mrs. George Albert Lewis W. S. Knickerbocker Mr. and Mrs. Miss Dorothy C. Knight Stanley H. Lawton Miss Lillian K. Lewis Miss Mildred Knowles Mr. William Leach, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. W. Eugene Knox Mr. R. E. Leary George E. Libby Miss Selma Koehler Mrs. Frederic K. Leatherbee Mr. Harris Baum Libby Miss Doris Koopman Dr. Paul B. LeBaron Mrs. Louis Libman In Memory of Mrs. Charles E. Lee Miss Constance E. Linberg Annie Liebman Kopf Mr. Frank F. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Koster Miss Helene G. Lee Alexander Lincoln Mr. Ernest Kotzian Mrs. Joseph Lee, Sr. Miss Elizabeth Clay Lincoln Mrs. Serge Koussevitzky Mrs. Richard M. Lee Mrs. Allan P. Lindblad Mr. Charles Kovler Dr. and Mrs. Roger I. Lee Miss Edith Lindblom Mrs. Gerald M. Kramer Miss Sylvia Lee Miss Ruth Lindblom Miss Roslyn E. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leeder Mrs. John H. Lindsey Miss Sara Krivitzky Mrs. Martha W. Leete Miss Letitia H. Linsley

Mr. J. Frederick Krokyn Dr. Peter G. Lehndorff Mr. Davis S. Linton Mr. and Mrs. Hans T. Kroto Mr. H. Lehner Mr. Max Lipson Mrs. George W. Kuehn Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Litter Miss Y. K. Kuhn-Regnier Royal W. Leith Arthur D. Little Foundation Mr. Norman E. Kumin Miss Elizabeth Mr. Bertram K. Little Mr. Daniel Kuntz Carter Leland Dr. and Mrs. Brian Little Miss Margaret Kyle Mr. Henri Lench Mrs. Harry B. Little Mr. Mortimer Lenk Mrs. Leon M. Little Mr. Richard Van S. Lenk Miss Marion O. Little Mrs. Charles V. Labovitz Mrs. William G. Lennox Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Edward F. LaCroix Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Little Mrs. Alexander H. Ladd Clement Lenom Miss Ruth L. Littlefield Miss Aimee L'Africain Miss Adele V. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Miss Aimee Lamb Mr. Arthur D. Leonard, Jr. Ralph Livingston Miss Rosamond Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Leonard Mrs. Rudolf Lob Mr. Robert H. Lamond Miss Marion Leonard Mrs. Dunbar Lockwood Miss Barbara G. LaMont Mr. Edward C. Lerner Mrs. H. deForest Lockwood Mr. Stanley Lampert Mrs. H. Frederick Lesh Mrs. Lena W. Lockwood Miss Alice E. Lamprey Mrs. Bernard S. Leslie Dr. Halsey B. Loder Mr. Clement R. Lamson Dr. Mark Falcon Lesses Mrs. D. Morley Lodge Dr. David Landau Mrs. Horace H. Lester Honorable Henry Mr. Albert F. Landrigan Selma and Esther Levenbers Cabot Lodge, Jr.

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Mrs. George Wood Logan Mrs. Walter G. MacDonald Mr. Joseph A. Martin Mrs. E. Frothingham Dr. and Mrs. Mr. James Martindale Lombard William J. MacDonald Mr. Charles E. Mason, Jr. Mrs. Laurence M. Lombard Mrs. John MacDuffie, 2nd Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jack I. London Mr. Joseph N. Mack H. Crandall Mason Mrs. John A. Long Miss Susan H. MacKay Miss H. Florence Mason Mr. David R. Longhi Miss Jessie Bell Mrs. Hyman Mason Mrs. Robert H. Loomis MacKenzie Miss Margaret C. Mason Miss Katharine Lord Miss Mary Jane MacKenzie Mrs. Sydney R. Mason Mrs. W. H. Lord Mrs. Archibald MacLeish Massachusetts Envelope Mr. Wilfred Lord Mrs. Eldon Macleod Company Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Donald F. MacNaught Mr. and Mrs. Atherton Loring, Jr. Miss Lizzie Lake MacNeil Eugene H. Mather Mrs. Charles A. Loring Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Philip R. Mather Mrs. Charles G. Loring Edward F. MacNichol Mr. Charles D. Matheson Miss Marjorie C. Loring Mr. John R. Macomber Matheson Radio Company, Miss Susan G. Loring Mr. and Mrs. Inc. Mr. Richard Loud L. W. Macomber Mrs. Alfred Matless Mr. Alan D. Lourie Mrs. Warren MacPherson Mrs. H. N. Matthews

Mrs. Frederick H. Lovejoy Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Thomas J. Mavor Mr. Winslow H. Loveland Elmore I. MacPhie Miss Anna R. Maxwell Miss Kathleen M. Lovely Mr. Leo F. Madigan Mr. E. Leon May Mrs. Ernest Lovering Dr. and Mrs. Miss Viola Stacy May Mrs. W. Lovering- Holman H. Kelvin Magill Mr. Leo Mayer Mrs. Elston Low Miss Kathryn B. Magill Mrs. Pierre Mayer Mrs. F. E. Lowell Miss Alice Maginnis Miss Helen Day Maynard Miss Pauline B. Lubell Miss Elizabeth Maginnis Mr. Robert W. Maynard Mrs. Inez M. Lucas Mr. William Norris Magoun Mrs. Lawrence S. Mayo Miss Mabel Ellen Lucas Mrs. Calvert Magruder Miss Lina A. Mayo Mr. G. Leroy Luce Mr. Timothy J. Mahoney Miss Sylvia Meadows Mr. Stephen B. Luce Miss Alice A. Main Dr. J. Howard Means Miss Helen Lumian Mr. Donald C. Malcolm Mr. Frank E. Meehan Mrs. Lela A. Lumian Mrs. Stephen P. Mallett, Jr. Miss Jane S. Megrew Mrs. Joseph W. Lund Miss B. Buckley Mrs. Joe Vincent Meigs Mrs. John A. Lunn Mallinckrodt Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George P. Lunt Mrs. Leo Mann Metcalf W. Melcher Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Eleanor G. Marchand Miss Ida Meltzer Mrs. S. Peter Melville Lea S. Luquer Mrs. Richard J. Marcus Mr. Jonathan Lurie Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Marcy Mr. Aaron Mendelsohn Mrs. Reuben L. Lurie Mr. Edward R. Marden Mr. and Mrs. Miss Alma Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Merriam Mrs. Charles Peirson Lyman Philip S. Marden Mrs. R t C. Merriam Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert H. Marden Mr. Ezra Merrill Mrs. Roger B. Merriman G. H. Lyman, Jr. In Memory of Mrs. George H. Lyman, Sr. Edward C. Marget Mr. Nestor Merritt Mrs. Harrison F. Lyman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Henry Lyman Bernard Marglin Frank S. Metcalf Mrs. Frank A. Lynch Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Putnam Metcalf Miss Blanche E. Lyon Herbert I. Margolis Mrs. Thomas N. Metcalf Mrs. George Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon Joseph B. Margolis Henry H. Meyer, Jr. Miss Gladys P. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Jost J. Michelsen Mrs. Nathaniel P. Lyons George A. Markell Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Samuel Markell Harry S. Middendorf Markson Mr. and Mrs. Boris Migliori M & M Transportation Mr. Robert T. Company Mr. Claude Marlio Mrs. Joseph L. Milhender Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. Russell MacAusland Mrs. Samuel L. Marnoy Marples Alton L. Miller Mrs. Leslie MacDill Miss Eleanor Macdonald Miss Alice F. Marsh Mr. Arthur Miller Mr. Arch J. S. Marsh Charles N. Miller Company Mr. Hector MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Martin Mrs. I. Otto Miller Mr. John D. MacDonald Mr. David B. Martin Mrs. F. G. Miller Miss Ruth MacDonald Mrs. Ford M. J. [57] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

Mrs. Stanley R. Miller Miss Charlotte G. S. Morse Mrs. William H. Musgrave Mrs. V. Rogers Miller Miss Doris E. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Knowles Mrs. George W. Morse Max I. Mydans Milliken Mr. Herbert B. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ruth B. W. Millner Mrs. Herbert B. Morse Charles H. Myers Miss Dora B. Milstein Miss G. Morse J. Mr. Herbert J. Myers Mrs. Paul Mimart Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. George R. Minot J. Robert Morse Abraham Myerson Mrs. Herman A. Mintz Mrs. James F. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Samuel C. Mintz Mr. John F. Morse John McAndrew Mr. G. Wiley Mitchell Mrs. Julius C. Morse Mr. Robert P. McAndrew Miss Gladys O. Mitchell Miss Leonice S. Morse Miss Grace E. McClelland Mr. Stewart Mitchell Miss Marianne Morse Miss Catherine B. McCoy Mr. William P. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Gus T. McConnell Mrs. Arthur G. Mitton Robert G. Morse Mrs. Stanley McCormick Mrs. Samuel Mixter Mr. Robert M. Morse Miss Grace S. McCreary Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Everett Morss Mrs. Lewis S. McCreary W. Mixter Jason Mrs. Henry A. Morss Mr. Hugh McDevitt Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Zorine McDonnell Elmer B. Mode Henry A. Morss, Jr. Miss Alice McDowell Mrs. Richard E. Moerschner Mrs. Noel Morss Miss Alice McElhiney Mr. and Mrs. Harold Molter Mr. and Mrs. Mr. F. McElwain Mrs. Lucille Monaghan J. Philip R. Morss Mrs. Walter L. McGill Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Evelyn H. Morton Mrs. Holden McGinley John P. Monks Mrs. Pearl B. Morton Mrs. Allyn B. Mclntire Mr. Fred Monosson Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alfred R. Mclntyre Mrs. Robert L. Monroe William F. Morton Mrs. E. Rudolf McKay Mrs. Hugh Montgomery Miss Helen C. Moseley Miss L. Frances McKeen Mrs. James A. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Miss Emily Mr. and Mrs. W. McKibbin Abraham Moskow Mrs. Walter McKim Spencer B. Montgomery Mrs. F. S. Moulton Mrs. Elizabeth McKinstry Mrs. Charles L. Moore Mr. Jasper R. Moulton Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward C. Moore Mrs. R. B. Moulton John B. McKittrick Miss Eva M. Moore Mrs. James T. Mountz Dr. and Mrs. George C. Moore Mr. Penfield Mower Leland S. McKittrick Wool Scouring Mills Mr. and Mrs. Miss Rebecca W. The J. W. Moore Machine Company James A. Moyer McLanathan Dr. and Mrs. Miss Mary E. Mr. Winston Moore McLean J. S. Richard Muellner Mrs. Hugh D. Miss M. Edith Moran McLellan Mr. Stephen P. Mugar Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. McNeil Mrs. William A. Muller Miss Daniel Mordecai Jean McPhee Miss Alice H. Mumford Miss Mr. and Mrs. Margaret L. McQuaid Mrs. George S. Mumford Mrs. Leonard Mordecai Charles H. McSweeney Mrs. George S. Mumford, Mrs. Dorothea Moretti Jr. Mr. S. Munro, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jr. Miss Marcia Nadell Mrs. Willis Munro Hewitt, Morgan Mr. J. Maurice Naparstek Mrs. James A. Munroe Mr. Philip M. The Right Reverend Morgan Mrs. T. B. Mr. Vincent Munroe Norman B. Nash Morgan Miss Margaret Professor and Mr. Peter H. Nash Mrs. Munsterberg Samuel Eliot Mr. and Mrs. Israel Nasher Morison Mr. and Mrs. Mr, George A. Morley Mrs. David G. Nathan Paul E. Murdock Miss Mary A. Morley Mr. and Mrs. Miss Barbara B. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy E. Geoffrey Nathan Dr. Arthur C. Murray Charles R. Morris Mr. Joseph B. Nathan Mrs. Henry A. Mrs. R. H. Morris Murray Mrs. Edward Nathanson In Memory of Mrs. Alva Morrison Miss Mabel R. Nathanson Mrs. Lucy Miss Gertrude Morrison S. Rantoul Miss B. Jeannette Nay Mr. Robert W. Murray Mrs. Robert M. Morrison Miss Esther Nazarian Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. James A. Neal Ronald W. Murray Arthur H. Morse Mrs. S. N. Nectow Mrs. William M. Mrs. Charles F. Morse Murray Miss Raymonde Neel Miss Mildred Muscanto Mrs. J. Neely, Jr. [58] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Neff Dr. W. Richard Ohler Miss Marion E. Park Miss Helen S. Neill Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Olans Mrs. Augustin H. Parker, Jr. Miss Dona E. Nelson Old Corner Book Store Parker Charitable Mrs. Harris J. Nelson Mr. Edward Old Foundation Mrs. Thacher Nelson Mr. Lansing Old Mrs. Cortlandt Parker Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Randolf Old Mrs. Edward M. Parker George D. Newall Mr. Otto Oldenberg Miss Eleanor Gilbert Parker Mr. Cammann Newberry Mrs. Phylis Rome Olian Mrs. Francis T. Parker Miss Katherine Newboid Miss Carolyn Olmsted Miss Harriet F. Parker Mrs. James M. Newell Miss Margaret Olmsted Mr. Haven Parker

New England Mica Mrs. Morris Omansky Mrs. J. Harleston Parker Company, Inc. Miss Nora Z. O'Neill Mrs. Robert B. Parker Mrs. Charles A. Newhall Mrs. Joseph Oppenheim Mrs. William Stanley Parker Mrs. Eli Newman Mr. Karl Oppenheimer Mrs. John Parkinson Mrs. Ethel Mrs. Francis Parkman Mrs. Samuel J. Newman Opper The Newman Family The Orchestra Pit Miss Mary Parlett Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Dana Orcutt Mrs. John W. Parshley Edwin M. Newton Mr. Robert C. Orr Mrs. George A. Parson Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Osborne Mrs. Brackett Parsons Harland B. Newton Dr. and Mrs. Miss Dorothy A. Parsons Miss M. M. Nicholls Robert B. Osgood Mrs. Ernst M. Parsons Mr. Acosta Nichols, Jr. Dr. Rudolf Osgood Mr. and Mrs. In Memory of Miss Grace M. Otis Talcott Parsons Elsie Quincy Nichols Mrs. Herbert F. Otis Mr. Sal Pascuito Miss Helen F. Nichols Mr. James Otis Mr. Claude E. Patch Mrs. Richard H. Overholt Mrs. Isaac Patch Mrs. Henry J. Nichols Mr. and Miss Lucy Nichols Miss Florence Wood Owen Miss Mary Jane Patch Mrs. Malcolm S. Nichols Mrs. Frank Sewall Owen Mrs. Loomis Patrick Mrs. Rodman A. Nichols Mrs. Wilfred Owen Miss Esther E. Patterson Mr. N. Grant Nicholson Mrs. James E. Patton Packard Mrs. John T. Nightingale Miss Marjorie T. Dr. Eleanor Pavenstedt Miss Nina Nightingale Miss Ruey Packard Miss Amelia Peabody Paddison Mrs. Harold L. Niles Mrs. Louis F. Mr. Francis W. Peabody A. Page Mr. Louville F. Niles Miss Elizabeth Mrs. Harold Peabody Elizabeth Page Miss Joan Nilson Miss J. Mr. and Mrs. Page Miss Ruby Nilson Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Robert E. Peabody S. Paige Mr. Philip R. Noble Mrs. Richard Mrs. W. Rodman Peabody Mrs. Frank C. Paine Bishop F. S. Noli Mr. Julius J. Pearl Mrs. Hyman Nollman The Reverend Mrs. Roswell T. Pearl L. Paine Miss C. Maud Norris George Miss Content M. Pearmain Grace D. Paine Mrs. Edward W. Norris Miss Mrs. H. G. Pearson, Sr. G. and Miss Ruth E. Norris The Misses Jessie The Reverend and Mrs. Paine Mrs. Richard D. Northrop Elsie M. Charles R. Peck Mrs. John A. Paine Mrs. Charles F. Norton Mr. and Mrs. Mr. John B. Paine, Jr. Mrs. John T. Norton Alexander I. Peckham Mr. and Mrs. Miss Annie Endicott Nourse Miss Katharine E. Peirce Richard C. Paine Dr. and Mrs. Miss Mildred G. Peirce Ruth H. Paine H. Allan Novack Miss Mr. Charles O. Pengra Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Paine Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Novak Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Pepper Mrs. John G. Palfrey Miss Penelope B. Noyes Mr. John B. Pepper Mrs. Franklin H. Palmer Mr. Charles R. Nutter Mrs. Lawrence F. Miss G. Palmer Mrs. Robert N. Nye J. Percival, Sr. Pan American Airways Mrs. Theodore H. Nye Miss Alice Sherburne System Perkins Mrs. F. Pancoast Mrs. Francis Oakes J. Mrs. Charles B. Perkins J. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Panenka Miss Dorothy Ocnoff Miss Charlotte C. Perkins Mr. John Pappas Elizabeth W. O'Connor and Mrs. Harley Perkins Miss Mr. Thomas A. Pappas Mr. Miss Mary C. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. M. Pappenheimer Miss Mary Elizabeth F. Perkins Miss Delfina Parenti John O'Connor Mrs. M. D. Perkins Mrs. Roswell Parish Miss Esther Odell Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles E. Park R. H. Odell Palfrey Perkins Mrs. Mrs. Edward C. Park Miss Martha Oestmann [59) FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

Mrs. Thomas Nelson Perkins Pine-Wood Plastic Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Elisabeth B. Miss Bertha P. Piper Edward W. Pride Perlmuter Miss Dorothy S. Piranian Mrs. John Pridgeon Miss Lena G. Perrigo Mrs. W. Bruce Pirnie Miss Annie E. Priest Mrs. John Perrin Miss Giovannina M. R. Mrs. Morton P. Prince Mrs. Arthur Perry Piscitello Dr. Richard A. Prindle Mrs. Carroll Perry Professor and Mrs. Miss Joyce Prior Mr. Donald P. Perry Walter Piston Mrs. Charles A. Proctor Miss Edith M. Perry Mr. John P. Pitcherale Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward K. Perry Miss M. Elizabeth Pitman Edward O. Proctor Mrs. Henry H. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George N. Proctor Miss Jacqueline M. Perry Paul R. Plant Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Perry Miss Charlotte Podolsky Thomas Emerson Proctor Mrs. Louise S. G. Perry Dr. W. W. Point Miss Joan Projansky Professor Ralph Barton Polaroid Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mr. Ralph Pollan Jacob A. Prombain Mrs. Roger A. Perry Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Pollard Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Prout Mr. and Mrs. Constantin A. Miss Alice F. Poor Mrs. Henry B. Prout Pertzoff Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lewis I. Prouty Mrs. Alex C. Peters George R. Poor Mrs. Henri Prunaret Mr. and Mrs. Max Petersen Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Pope Mrs. S. W. Prussian Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Carlyle Pope Mrs. Adella Prussman Arthur R. Peterson Miss Isabel Pope Mr. Ernest Pulsifer Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wilmot T. Pope Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. C. Phillips Purdy Mrs. Charles H. Pettit Frederic T. Poras Miss Hazel M. Purmort Mrs. Franklin T. Pfaelzer Mrs. A. Kingsley Porter Mrs. John C. Purves Mrs. Karl S. Pfaffman Mrs. Alex S. Porter Mrs. A. L. Putnam Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Alexander B. Porter Miss Augusta N. Putnam George J. Pfannenstiehl Mr. George W. Porter Mrs. F. Delano Putnam Mrs. John S. Pfeil Mr. Julian F. Porter Mrs. George Putnam Miss Marguerite Pfleghaar Miss Marguerite Porter Mrs. George Putnam Mrs. J. Mildred C. Phelps Mr. W. Edwin Porter, Jr. Miss Louisa H. Putnam Mrs. Merchant E. Philbrick Miss Carolyn L. Posey Dr. Marian C. Putnam Mrs. John C. Phillips Mrs. John R. Post Miss Miriam Putnam Mrs. Whitmarsh Phillips Miss Constance W. Potter Mrs. Theresa Putnam Hon. and Mrs. Mrs. John Briggs Potter William Phillips Mrs. Murray A. Potter Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Leslie Pratt Phinney R. J. Potvin Shoe Co. Thomas Quarles Mrs. Richard D. Phippen Mr. John L. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward P. Powers Samuel T. Quint Walter G. Phippen Mrs. George H. Powers Mrs. Cadis Phipps Mrs. Margaret W. Powers Mrs. John Rabaiotti Miss Natalie Wells Miss Mary M. Prall Mr. and Mrs. Pickering Dr. George C. Prather Irving W. Rabb Mrs. Burleigh Mr. C. Marvin Pickett, Jr. L. Pratt Mrs. Sidney R. Rabb Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Jacob Rabinowitz Edwin Carl E. Pickhardt, Jr. H. B. Pratt Radcliffe Choral Society Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frederick S. Pratt Mr. David N. Radin Dudley L. Pickman Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Pratt Mr. Ephraim Radner Mr. Edward M. Pickman Mrs. Louis Mortimer Pratt Mrs. Stuart Ragland, Miss Jr. Mr. Edward Franklin Pierce Mabel F. Pratt Mrs. B. Harrison Ragle Mrs. W. Mr. George W. Pierce Elliott Pratt Mrs. Grace E. Rambeau Miss Helen Mr. Henry L. Pierce C. Pray Mrs. Norman F. Ramsey Miss Rosalia Preble Miss Louisa Q. Pierce Miss Bertha Ramseyer Mrs. Michael T. Mrs. Prendergast Mrs. C. Theodore Ramseyer John Pieroni Miss Marenda E. Prentis Miss Elizabeth Mrs. Paul W. Pigors S. J. Miss Minnie A. Prescott Dr. and Mrs. Ramseyer Miss Alice A. Preston Mrs. Charles G. Pike C. Irving Rand Mrs. Kendall Preston Mr. Eugene Miss Frieda Rand W. Pike Mr. Roger Preston Mrs. Samuel Miss Katharine Rand H. Pillsbury Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. R. Planten Miss Eleanor E. Randall J. William M. Preston Mr. Larcom Randall reo] FRIENDS OF THE boston symphony orchestra (Continued) Miss Alice L. Rankin Mrs. William P. Ripley Mr. Seymour Rothchild Miss Harriet C. Rantoul Miss Virginia A. Ripley Mr. Morris Rothstein Mrs. Theresa S. Ratshesky Dr. Joseph E. F. Riseman Mr. Paul T. Rothwell Miss Beatrice Rawen Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Wilfred V. Miss Eleanor Raymond Arthur L. Risley Rounseville Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rissland Mr. Richard D. Row Fairfield E. Raymond Miss Carol M. Ritchie Mrs. Hartley Rowe Mrs. O. P. Raymond Mr. Charles F. Rittenhouse Mrs. George B. Rowell Miss Rachel C. Raymond Dr. and Mrs. Max Ritvo Mr. James G. Rowell Reading Music Department Madame Simone Riviere Mrs. Charles F. Rowley Mrs. Eugene Tryon Miss Josephine B. Roach Miss Florence Rowley Redmond Mrs. J. Hampden Robb Mr. H. Edmond Rowley Mrs. Franklin A. Reece Mrs. Russell Robb, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Rowse Reed and Barton Miss Phyllis Robbins Mr. Edgar L. Roy Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mabel S. Reed Bernard Roberts C. Adrian Rubel Mrs. Paul R. Reed Miss Ethel Dane Roberts Honorable Philip Mrs. A. William Reggio Miss Helen J. Roberts Rubenstein Miss Dolores G. Reguera Miss Harriet A. Robeson Mr. Henry S. Rubin Mr. Duncan E. Reid Mr. F. N. Robinson Mrs. A. W. Rucker Miss Margaret G. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary Ellen Reilly G. Elliott Robinson Alford D. Rudnick Miss Mary Louise Reilly Dr. Maxwell Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Anna J. Reinauer Mr. Robert S. Rockwell Ralph P. Rudnick Miss Annie Reis Dr. Ethel M. Rockwood Mrs. John T. Rule Mr. Frederick F. Rengate Miss Phyllis A. Rodenhiser Mrs. John C. Runkle Mrs. Harrison G. Reynolds Mrs. Oliver H. P. Rodman Mr. Abraham Runstein Miss Ida G. Reynolds Miss Nancy Roelker Mrs. Allen H. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Francis B. Russell In Memory of Robert Reynolds Miss Margaret Russell J. Linda C. Rogers W. Rheault Mrs. Otis T. Russell Mrs. Charles A. Mr. George A. Rogers Mrs. Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Mrs. Horatio Rogers Mrs. B. Ribakoff Richard S. Russell Mr. and J. Mr. and Mrs. Saidee F. Riccius Mrs. Robert W. Russell Miss Julian W. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Rice Mr. Tallman Russell Mrs. Leslie J. Rogers Mrs. Frederick E. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Miss Lucy F. Rogers Harold Rice Edgar C. Rust Mr. and Mrs. Miss Marion L. Rogers In Memory of Dr. and Mrs. Miss Martha Rogers Mrs. William F. Ryan William B. Rice Mr. Dale Rollins Mrs. Chester F. Rich Mr. Samuel M. Ryburn Mrs. James W. Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Joseph T. Ryerson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Richardson Joseph T. Ryerson and Son Charles A. Rome Dr. E. P. Richardson, Jr. The Reverend E. D. Romig Mrs. Elliott L. Richardson Mr. William I. Sabin Mrs. Stanley H. Rood Miss Laura Richardson Miss Mary L. Sabine Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rose Miss Mabel C. Richardson Professor Paul J. Sachs Dr. and Mrs. Kurt Rose Mr. Nicholas Richardson Mrs. Bernard Sadow Miss Mildred H. Rose Miss Ruth K. Richardson Mr. George A. Sagendorph Mrs. David Rosen Dr. A. Lewis Sagoff Mrs. J. B. Richmond Mr. Ralph Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Salada Tea Company Lester E. Rosenburg Miss Edith M. Rideout Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Salata Dr. and Mrs. Karl Riemer Harold H. Rosenfield Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Kent Salter Mrs. Louis Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riesman Robert C. Saltmarsh Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Morris Rosenthal and Mrs. Miss Elizabeth Saltonstall Julian S. Rifkin Mr. Richard Rosenthal Honorable and Mrs. Miss Joan E. Rigby Rosenwald Leverett Saltonstall Mr. John A. Riggs Mr. Harold S. Ross Mr. Nathaniel Saltonstall Miss Mabel Louise Riley Mr. Harold Mrs. Mrs. R. M. Saltonstall Mrs. Charles P. Rimmer Dr. and Ross Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. LyleR.Ring Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Ross Richard Saltonstall and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. In Memory of Mr. Thorvald S. Ross Robert Saltonstall Edward L. Ripley [6.] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

Mrs. Robert Saltonstall Mr. Donald Scott Mrs. Henry B. Shepard Mrs. George E. Sampson Mrs. Henry R. Scott Miss Mary E. Shepard Mr. Mrs. T. H. Shepard H. LeBaron Sampson Mrs. T. J. Scourtis Miss Helen M. Sampson Mrs. John Scrimshaw The Rev. Mrs. Mary M. Sampson Scully Signal Company Massey H. Shepherd, Jr. Mr. Varoujan Samuelian Mr. Donald C. Seamans Sheraton Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert C. Seamans Miss Edith E. Sherman Ashton R. Sanborn Mr. Campbell L. Searle Miss Rita Sherman Mr. C. F. Sanborn Miss Edith H. Sears Miss Carrie E. Sherrill Sanborn Company Mrs. Edmund H. Sears Mrs. John Shillito Mrs. Harry C. Sanborn Miss Evelyn Sears Mr. George L. Shinn Mrs. Edmund Sandars Mrs. Francis P. Sears Dr. Hyman Shirer Mrs. Hayward Sanders Mrs. John B. Sears Mr. Stanley Shmishkiss Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Richard Sears Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Shocket Russell Sanders Mrs. James D. Seaver Miss Marion C. Shorley Miss Phyllis G. Sanderson Miss Helen C. Secrist Mrs. Seabury T. Short Miss Ruth D. Sanderson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. J. W. Shoul Mr. C. Eliot Sands Samuel M. Seegal Mrs. Henry M. Shreve Dr. Kenneth F. Sands Mrs. Albert O. Seeler Mrs. Arthur A. Shurcliff Mrs. Samuel M. Sief Miss Dorothy J. Sanford Mr. Robert E. Segal Mrs. Robert Siegel Mr. Edward J. Sanger Mr. Melvin R. Seiden Mrs. Alfred Sigel Mr. Daniel Sargent H. J. Seiler Company Mr. F. Porter Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Miss Barbara K. Sikes Miss Grace M. Sargent Samuel Seiniger Silton Brothers, Inc. Mrs. Harry C. Sargent Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Selekman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. R. B. Sather Mrs. W. O. Semple, Jr. Francis E. Silva, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. S. P. Sender Mr. and Mrs. Albert Savage, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Silverman Mrs. Frank M. Sawtell Harry Sesnovich Mrs. Morris Silverman Miss Agnes R. Sawyer Miss Sarah F. Sessions Mrs. Philip Silverman Mrs. C. A. Sawyer Mrs. Henry Seton Mr. Samuel Silverman Mrs. Donald F. Sawyer E. Settimelli and Sons, Inc. Mr. Nat Silverstein Mrs. F. H. Sawyer Mrs. H. R. Sewell Miss Beatrice R. Simcox Mrs. Henry B. Sawyer Dr. Lloyd I. Sexton Miss Olive Simes Mrs. Linda Makanna Mrs. Herbert B. Shaftoe Dr. Fred E. Simm Sawyer Dr. Rose Wies Shain Mrs. Edward B. Simmons Mr. Myer Saxe Mr. Alexander Shapiro Mr. Benjamin Simon Mrs. Robert W. Sayles Mrs. Carl J. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Melvin I. Shapiro Myron S. Simon Mr. R. W. Sayles Jr. Morris Shapiro Mr. Benjamin Simons Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Garret Schenck, Jr. Joseph A. Simons Mr. William Lawson Reuben Sharenson Mrs. Mildred Simons Mrs. Schermerhorn Clinton H. Shattuck Mr. Howard Simpson Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Robert A. Scheuermann Andrew M. Sinclair George C. Shattuck Mrs. Donald B. Sinclair Mr. Edward M. Schiff Mrs. Mayo A. Shattuck Miss Elizabeth Singleton Miss Angelina M. Miss Mary E. Shaw Mr. Robert Sinnott Schigellita Miss Miriam Shaw Mr. Jean Sisson Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. O. M. Shaw Dr. and Mrs. John H. Sisson Schirmer Mrs. J. W. Quincy A. Shaw, Jr. Miss Sara H. Sisson Mrs. Arthur M. Mrs. Richard W. Shaw Mr. E. B. Skolnikoff Schlesinger Mrs. Sohier Shaw Mrs. John J. Slattery Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. T. Mott Shaw Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Slosberg A. Paul Schmid Mrs. Donna E. Shay Mr. Isador Slotnik Miss Elizabeth Schneider Mrs. Winthrop Lawrence Miss Barbara Small Mrs. William L. Schneider Sheedy Mrs. Gilbert Small Mr. James W. Scholpp Mrs. Anna G. Shelander Mrs. Thomas Small Miss Elinor M. Schroeder Shell Oil Company Mr. William T. Small Mr. William Schwarz Miss Alice Mabel Shepard Miss Helen H. Smiley Miss Theodora B. Scoff Miss Edith May Shepard Mrs. A. Calvert Smith Mr. and Mrs. Miss Emily B. Shepard A. L. Smith Iron Company George Scotchard Mrs. Frederick J. Miss A. Marguerite Smith Mrs. Austin W. Scott Shepard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan A. Smith [62] FRIENDS OF THE boston symphony orchestra (Continued) Mrs. Anna P. Smith In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. C. A. Smith William P. Sparrell Brooks Stevens, Mrs. C. B. Smith Mrs. Huntley Jr. Nowell Mr. and Mrs. Ezra F. Stevens Mrs. C. Grover Smith Spaulding Miss Frances S. Stevens Mrs. Charles L. Smith Miss Dorothy Spelman Mrs. Frank H. Stevens, Jr. Miss Ethanne E. Smith Mrs. Henry M. Spelman Miss Lena M. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. Frederick Spence Miss Marcia S. Stevens F. Morton Smith Mrs. Wilford L. Spencer Mrs. Raymond Stevens Mrs. Frank C. Smith, Jr. Mrs. Nathaniel H. Sperber Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Fred Smith Mrs. Willard L. Sperry William B. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Smith Miss Marie Lu Spina Mrs. Robert H. Stevenson Miss Helen B. Smith Miss Edna G. Spitz Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Stewart Mrs. Howard A. Smith Miss Pauline Spivack Mr. Robert W. Stewart Mr. Louis C. Smith Mr. John W. Sponsler Mr. Rufus Stickney Mrs. Mallay M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Marion L. Smith Julian K. Sprague Howell M. Stillman Miss Mary Byers Smith Mrs. Phineas W. Sprague Mr. Edward S. Stimpson Mrs. Morgan K. Smith Miss Joan T. Spring Mrs. Philip Stockton Mrs. Reginald H. Smith, Jr. Mr. Donald I. Spund Mrs. Clement K. Stodder Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles G. Squibb Mr. and Mrs. David G. Stone Richard Ilsley Smith Miss Helen M. Staats Mr. and Mrs. Dewey D. Stone Mrs. S. Abbot Smith Mrs. Markham W. Stackpole Mr. Edward C. Stone Mrs. Stanley W. Smith Mrs. Pierpont L. Stackpole Miss Geraldine C. Stone Susan and Harvey Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harold Stone Thomas Smith Company Frederick L. Stagg Mrs. Joseph Stone Lieutenant Thomas W. Smith Mrs. Burgess P. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stone Mrs. H. Weir Smyth Miss Elsie M. A. Stanley Miss Katharine H. Stone Mr. Samuel Snider Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stone Miss Charlotte A. Snow Creighton B. Stanwood Miss M. Lois Stone Mrs. Frederick W. Snow Miss Faith Stanwood Mrs. Malcolm B. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frederic A. Stanwood Mr. and Mrs. William B. Snow Miss Louie R. Stanwood Stephen A. Stone Mr. Herman Snyder Mrs. John W. Stapleton Mrs. David Stoneman Selma H. and Irving M. Mr. M. P. Stapleton Stop and Shop Charitable Sobin Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Star Foundation Socony-Vacuum Oil Mrs. Max Starr Miss Anna L. Storer Company Hotel Statler Miss Elizabeth B. Storer Solby Bayes Miss Anna B. Stearns Mrs. G. Francis Stratton Mrs. Adrian Solo Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Otto G. T. Straub Dr. Chester I. Solomon Philip M. Stearns Mrs. June Hookey Straus Dr. Philip Solomon Mrs. Russell Stearns Mr. and Mrs. Miss Rose James Solomon Mrs. Roderick Stebbins Jacob H. Strauss Mr. W. R. Somers Stedfast and Roulston, Inc. Miss Ruth Streeter Mrs. Vcevold W. Strekalovsky In Memory of Mrs. George S. Steele, Jr. Dana Somes Miss Mabel A. E. Steele Mrs. Charles R. Strickland Mr. Arthur A. Sondheim Miss Harriet A. Steensen Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E. Strock Mr. Arnold C. Soney Miss Helen A. Steere Mr. Robert W. Stuart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. H. A. Steeves Mrs. Willoughby H. Abraham M. Sonnabend Mr. and Mrs. B. Stein Stuart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Emma Stein Miss Sofia Stumbra-Stumberg Roger P. Sonnabend Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Stein Mrs. Willard B. Soper Mrs. Herbert L. Stein Mr. Neville Sturgis B. Sturm Dr. and Mrs. Merrill Sosman Mrs. Alexander Steinert Miss Elizabeth Sugarman Mrs. H. H. Soule Miss Pearl M. Steinmetz Mrs. Sydney Elizabeth M. Sullivan Miss Leonora N. Soule Mrs. Samuel Stellar Miss M. Sullivan Miss Lucia A. Soule Mr. Richard W. Sternberg Mr. John Mrs. Charles P. Sumner Mr. T. L. Southack Mrs. Preston T. Stephenson Lars A. Svenson Miss Frances M. Southard Mrs. W. R. C. Stephenson Mrs. Mrs. Roger D. Swaim Mr. Harry C. Southard Miss Cynthia Rae Sterman Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Richard Southgate Mr. Max Sterman Robert S. Swain Miss Louise Souza Mrs. Abbot Stevens Mrs. Charles L. Swan Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ethel F. Swan Stoddard G. Spader Mrs. Ames Stevens [63] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

Mrs. H. Hogarth Swann Mrs. Sherman Rand Thayer Mrs. Bayard Tuckerman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Atossa B. Thomas Mrs. Henry Dubois Tudor Edward M. Swartz Dr. and Mrs. Miss Elizabeth F. Tuller Miss Helen Bernice Sweeney C. A. Thompson Mrs. Peter Turchon Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Dora Turitz Herman R. Sweet F. C. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Homer N. Sweet Mr. Richard B. Thompson Howard M. Turner

Miss Edith J. Swett Dr. and Mrs. Miss Eleanor Turoff Miss G. Marion Swift Richard H. Thompson Mrs. H. A. Tuttle Mrs. George H. Swift Mr. Wayne B. Thompson Mr. Henry C. Tuttle Mrs. John B. Swift Mrs. Elihu Thomson Twin Harbors Lumber Miss Alice H. Sylvester Thorndike and Gerrish Company Company Miss Florence L. Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Miss Marion L. Tyler John L. Thorndike Mrs. Royal W. Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Taft Miss Mary Q. Thorndike In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Richard K. Thorndike William Bartlett Tyler Edward A. Taft, Jr. In Memory of Mrs. Griswold Tyng Mrs. Charles W. Tain tor Mrs. Lucy S. Rantoul Miss Beatrice Talbot Miss Augusta Thornton Dr. and Mrs. Fritz B. Talbot Mrs. Henry Thornton Miss Mary Eloise Talbot Miss Alice A. Thorp Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan B. Talbot Ewdard S. Thurston Dr. William C. Dr. Miriam S. Udin Miss Gertrude A. Thurston Tannebring, Jr. Mrs. Israel Uditsky Miss Grace A. Tibbetts Miss Freda Tanner Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ullian Mrs. David W. Tibbott Mrs. Robert M. Tappan Mr. and Mrs. Miss E. Katharine Tilton Mr. Samuel E. Tappan Adolph Ullman Mrs. George H. Timmins Miss Janice Tarlin Mrs. D. S. Unger-Donaldson Mr. Kemon P. Taschioglou Mrs. E. Tislowitz Union Oil Company of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Albert Clement Boston Frederick Tauber Titcomb Mr. and Mrs. Irving Usen Mrs. Brainerd Taylor Miss Mary B. Tobey Mrs. Kenneth Shaw Usher Dr. Rudolf Toch Mrs. Charles Taylor, Jr. Mrs. Samuel Usher Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Tomb Charles H. Taylor Mrs. J. C. Toomey Mr. and Mrs. Davis Taylor Mr. Halvor Torgeson Mrs. Dorothy K. Taylor Miss Kaye Torrant Mr. Frederick B. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Byron G. Tosi Mr. R. G. Vanderweil Mrs. John I. Taylor Touche, Niven, Bailey Vappi and Company, Inc. Miss Margaret E. Taylor and Smart Mr. and Mrs.

Miss Millicent J. Taylor Miss Katharine Tousey John Vasilchuk Mr. and Mrs. John W. Teele Mrs. Oswald Tower Mrs. Frank A. Vaughan Mrs. Albert B. Tenney Miss Blanche Towle Miss Dorothy A. Venstrum Mr. James R. Terrell Miss Annie R. Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ruth K. Terry Mrs. Artemas C. Townsend Arthur E. Vershbow Mr. Karl Terzaghi Miss Elizabeth Townsend Mr. Daniel R. Vershbow Miss Helen I. Tetlow Toy Town Tavern Mr. Herman Vershbow Miss Elisabeth B. Thacher Professor and Mrs. Mrs. Leon Villmont Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Tozzer Miss Gladys M. Vincent Louis B. Thacher Mrs. E. M. Tracy Miss Jessie E. Vint Miss Mary Thacher Dr. Carl E. Trapp In Memory of Miss Mary DeW. Thacher Miss Jessie C. Travis George M. Vogt Dr. and Mrs. Treadway Inns Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Thaler Miss Emma G. Treadwell Roger L. Voisin Mr. and Mrs. Miss G. W. Treadwell Miss Doris Volland John C. Thalheimer Mrs. George W. Treat John O. Volpe Construction Mrs. Ezra R. Thayer Trimount Automatic Sales Company, Inc. Miss Harriet F. Thayer Corp. Mrs. Cushing Vose Mrs. John E. Thayer Mrs. Esther G. Troeger Mr. Edwin C. Vose Mrs. Lucius E. Thayer Mr. Emery J. Trott Miss Ruth C. Vose Mrs. Richard S. Thayer Miss Ruth Tucker Mrs. J. C. Vosoff N] FRIENDS OF THE boston symphony orchestra (Continued) Mrs. William Wadsworth Miss Sylvia H. Watson Miss Eva K. Wagner Mr. Parker Wheatley Miss Sarah L. Watters Dr. and Mrs. Hans Miss Adeline E. Wheeler Waine Miss Gertrude H. Watts Mrs. Leslie D. Mr. and Mrs. Waite Mrs. Charles A. Weatherby Mrs. Hooper Alexander Wheeler Wakefield Mr. Alfred H. Webber Dr. Miss Eunice Wheeler Byron H. Waksman Mrs. Eugene L. Webber Miss Isabelle Wheeler Mrs. Charles F. Walcott Mrs. Florence Weber Mr. and Mrs. In Memory of Mrs. Edwin S. Webster Mrs. Leonard Wheeler Robert Walcott Miss Josephine Webster Diane and Mr. George W. Wheelwright Abraham Wald Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Wheelwright Mrs. Harold Wald Albert H. Wechsler Mr. Mr. Charles L. Whipple and Mrs. I. B. Wald Miss Clarice J. Weeden Mr. Robert W. Miss Ruth N. Whipple Waldron Mrs. D. R. Weedon Mrs. Sherman L. Whipple, Jr. Mr. William A. Waldron Miss Mary Weeks Miss Eleanor E. Whitcomb Mrs. Mathew Waldstein Mrs. Robert S. Weeks Mrs. Martin Whitcomb Mrs. Samuel H. Waldstein Mr. and Mrs. Miss Catherine W. White Miss Alice S. Wales Sinclair Weeks Mrs. Charles D. White Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. F. C. Weems Dr. and Mrs. Quincy W. Wales Mr. and Mrs. William Weigle Charles White Mr. R. Langdon J. Wales Mrs. Francis L. Weille Mrs. Charles P. White Mrs. Frederick B. Walker Mrs. Ira Weinbaum Miss Esther White Mr. and J. Mrs. Mrs. Alfred R. Weinberg Mrs. Eva Whiting White Guy W. Walker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank S. White Mrs. Harry H. Walker Moses Weinman Mr. Harold R. White Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. David Weintraub Mrs. Henry K. White Joseph T. Walker, Tr Mr. Daniel Weisberg Mr. James N. White Mrs. William H. Walker Miss Hedy Weiss Miss Marian E. White Mrs. Edward I. Walkley Mrs. Soma Weiss Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles F. Wallace Mrs. E. Sohier Welch Paul Dudley White Miss Sarah Walmsley James O. Welch Company Miss Doris Whitehouse Mr. James E. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Miss Anne Whiteman Mrs. Howland Walter James O. Welch Mrs. Alex Whiteside Miss Isabel Waltz Mrs. Robert H. Welch, Jr. Mr. Homer Whitford Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Walz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Walz William D. Welch John G. Whitham Mrs. Adeline W. Ward Mrs. Bernard C. Weld Mrs. James E. Whitin Miss Frances Evelyn Ward Miss Elizabeth Rodman Whiting and Davis Mrs. Katherine L. Ward Weld Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Richard Ward Mrs. Arthur W. Wellington G. Clarke Whiting Mrs. Sheldon E. Wardwell Mr. and Mrs. Miss Isabel Whiting Mrs. Edward Winslow Ware Raynor G. Wellington Mrs. Jasper Whiting Mr. Henry Ware Miss Virginia Wellington Mrs. Mason T. Whiting Mrs. Guy Waring Mrs. Gordon B. Wellman Mrs. Max O. Whiting Mrs. Roger S. Warner Mrs. A. Turner Wells Mrs. Howard S. Whitley Mrs. Arthur M. Warren Mrs. Barrett Wendell, Jr. Miss Dorothy Whitman Mrs. Bayard Warren Miss Margaret Wentworth Miss Grace H. Whitman Mrs. Howland S. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Nehemiah H. Whitman Miss Miriam E. Warren Mark R. Werman Mrs. Raymond L. Whitman Mrs. Prescott Warren The Ralph Wermans Mrs. Burgess Whitney Mr. Milton C. Wasby Miss Barbara H. West Mrs. By am Whitney Mrs. C. Mr. Henry B. Washburn Mrs. George S. West Handasyde Whitney Mrs. R. Whitney Mrs. Joseph S. Waterman Mrs. Richard S. West John Mr. and Mrs. Miss Martha Wetherbee Miss Margaret Whitney Ralph D. Waterman Mrs. Daniel B. Wetherell Mrs. A. F. Whittem Mrs. B. G. Waters Mr. and Mrs. Lyon Weyburn Mrs. Henry E. Whittemore Miss Mildred E. Whittemore Mr. Richard M. Waters Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. James P. Whitters Mrs. Richard P. Waters C. A. Weyerhaeuser and Mrs. Miss Agnes Watkins Mrs. William P. Wharton Mr. Eugene P. Whittier Dr and Mrs. Carl L. Watson Mr. W. L. Wheat Mr. Nathaniel Whittier Mrs. Donald C. Watson Miss Barbara Wheatland Mr. Robinson S. Whittier Mrs. George H. Watson Dr. Mary Wheatland Wheatland Mrs. Sidney B. Whittier Mrs. Ralph G. Watson Mrs. Stephen [65] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued) Mrs. Miss Mary A. Whitty Miss Ruby Willis Mr. and W. Woods Mrs. Frederick S. Whitwell Miss Ruth C. Willis Joseph Mrs. Mr. Peter A. Wick Mrs. Wesley P. Wilmot Mr. and Wallace Woodworth Mr. F. M. Wiener Mr. Albert O. Wilson G. Woodworth Miss Emma H. Wienold Miss Doris Wilson Mrs. Kennard Woolley Mrs. Robert G. Wiese Mrs. Edward Chase Wilson Mrs. George H. Miss Barbara Wiggin Miss Eleanor Wilson Miss Constance Rulison Miss Grace H. Wiggin Mrs. Esther H. Wilson Worcester Mrs. Joseph Wiggin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Robert R. Work Mrs. Morrill Wiggin Grafton Lee Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Wren Mrs. Frank Wigglesworth Mrs. John Otis Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Richmond G. Wight Miss Sara Lou Wilson George L. Wrenn, 2nd Mrs. William H. Wightman Winchester Brick Company E. T. Wright and Company Miss Elizabeth P. Wright Mr. Wade H. Wigington, Jr. Miss Florence B. Windom Mrs. Rufus L. Wilbor Mr. Irving Winer Mrs. John G. Wright Miss Patricia L. Wild Mrs. Fred A. Wing The Most Reverend John J. Mrs. Paul R. Wild Mr. and Mrs. Wright Miss Dorothy T. Wilder Bary G. Wingersky Mrs. Walter P. Wright Miss Katherine Wilkins Mr. David H. Winnick Mrs. Edgar N. Wrightington Mr. Marshall Sumner Mr. Frederick Winslow Miss Dorothy B. Wrigley Wilkins Mrs. Allen P. Winsor Mrs. Frederick R. Wulsin Honorable Raymond S. Mrs. Frederick Winsor Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Dann Coriat Wyman Mr. Warde Wilkins Frederic Winthrop Mr. Donald Wyman Miss Helen D. Willard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wise Miss Dorothy A. Wyman Mrs. Alexander Williams Mrs. George B. Wislocki Professor Jeffries Wyman Mr. Alexander W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Wyner Mr. David R. Williams Maxwell D. Wit Mr. R. H. Wyner Mr. Edward Williams, Jr. Mrs. P. C. Withers Miss Mary E. Yassin Mrs. Gluyas Williams Mrs. S. Burt Wolbach Mr. Herbert H. Yeames Miss Hilda W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wolcott Mrs. Herschel I. Yesley Mrs. Horace D. H. Williams Mr. Mrs. and Roger Wolcott Mrs. Borah Yoffa Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. J. and Miss Miriam Yoffa John T. Williams S. Huntington Wolcott Mr. Sidney R. Yoffe Miss Margaret C. Williams Mr. Gerard Wolfe Miss Anna Young Miss Marion Williams Mr. Jules Wolffers Dr. and Mrs. Miss Mary E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Young Mrs. Moses Williams L. M. P. Wolmer Mrs. Henry Melvin Young Mrs. Oliver E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ralph B. Williams Mr. and Mrs. George S. Wolper Herman A. Young Mrs. Ralph B. Williams, Jr. Mr. Cornelius Ayer Wood Mr. Robert E. Young Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Hamilton B. Wood Robert S. Williams Mr. Fred M. Woodard Mr. George Zakon Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Williams Miss Katherine Woodberry Dr. and Mrs. Louis Zetzel Mr. John W. Williamson Mrs. George H. Woodis Mrs. Percy Rolfe Ziegler Miss Margaret Williamson Miss Beatrice S. Woodman Mr. Irving P. Zieman Mr. Robert W. Williamson Dr. and Mrs. Mr. M. Emma Zoller Mrs. Arthur Willis, Jr. Edward F. Woods Mr. Irwin S. Zonis

List of Non-Resident Members for Season 1953-1954 Mr. and Mrs. George Abrich—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. John A. Anderson- Mrs. Laurence Achilles—Connecticut Rhode Island Mrs. William Ackerman—New York Miss Janet Andrews—New York Mrs. Leo Adler—New York Mrs. R. Edwards Annin—Rhode Island Colonel and Mrs. Walter Adler— Mr. Everard Appleton—Rhode Island Rhode Island Miss Marguerite Appleton—Rhode Island Mrs. Philip Allen— K. Washington, D.C. Mr. Hamilton Armstrong, Jr.—New York Mr. Hugh B. Allison—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Armstrong—Illinois Dr. and Miss Evelyn Amann—New Jersey Mrs. I. Arons—New York Mr. George C. Arvedson—Michigan Colonel John L. Ames, Jr.—New York Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ashton— Pennsylvania Mrs. Copley Amory—Washington, D.C. Mrs. Richard A. Atkins—New York [66] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

Mr. Donald S. Babcock—Rhode Island Mr. Walter G. Bouchard, Jr.-Rhode Island Dr. and Mrs. Henry H. Babcock— Mr. and Mrs. Burnham Bowden—New York Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bowden—New York Mrs. Cornelia M. Baekeland—New York Mr. and Mrs. E. Francis Bowditch— Mrs. Harvey A. Baker—Rhode Island New Hampshire Mrs. John W. Baker—Rhode Island Mr. Alfred C. Bowman—New York Mrs. Edward L. Ballard—New York Dr. Walter Willard Boyd-Washington, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. Norman V. Ballou— Mrs. R. M. Bozorth—New Jersey Rhode Island Mrs. E. S. R. Brandt-Rhode Island Mr. Frederick C. Balz—New Jersey Mr. Thomas W. Bresnahan—New York Mrs. Paul Bardach—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brier—Rhode Island Miss D. Elizabeth Barden—Rhode Island Miss Harriet M. Briggs—Rhode Island Miss Isabella Fraser Barnes—New York Mrs. William H. Briggs—New York Miss Mary Margaret H. Barr—New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B. Brooks—Rhode Island Mrs. Frederick O. Bartlett—Rhode Island Miss Alice Francis Brown—Rhode Island Miss Helen L. Bass—New Jersey Mrs. C. W. Brown—Rhode Island Dr. and Mrs. Reuben C. Bates—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholas Brown- Mr. Emil J. Baumann—New York Rhode Island Mr. Leo W. Bayles—New York Miss Norvelle W. Browne—New York Mr. Gerald F. Beal—New York Miss Virginia F. Browne—Connecticut Mrs. Norwin S. Bean—New Hampshire Mrs. W. S. Browne—New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Jean Bedetti—Florida Mrs. P. Brunschwig—Rhode Island Beethoven Club of Providence—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. C. Warren Bubier— Mr. William S. Begg-New York Rhode Island Mrs. Frank Begrisch—New York Miss Ruth E. Buchan—Rhode Island Beinecke Foundation—New York Mrs. John Buffinton—Rhode Island Miss Leslie Belcher—New York Miss R. Ethel Bugbee—Rhode Island Mrs. Haughton Bell-New York Mrs. Arthur M. Bullowa—New York Island Burton—New York Miss Charlotte R. Bellows—Rhode Mr. J. Campbell Mr. Dana R. Bellows—Rhode Island Miss Julia A. Butler—Connecticut Mr. Harlan G. Bemis—Rhode Island Miss Alice D. Butterfield-New York Miss Helen Chrystal Bender-New Jersey Mrs. Clarence Buttenwieser—New York York Mr. Elliot S. Benedict-New York Mrs. Axtell Byles-New Dr. and Mrs. Emanuel W. Benjamin- Island Rhode Higginson Cabot-New York Edward H. Bennett, Jr.-Illinois Mrs. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Hyde Cabot-Rhode Island Bennett—Connecticut Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Winchester Cady-Rhode Island Berg-New York Mr. John Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Aaron W. Camardo-Rhode Island Berger-Connecticut Miss Maria L. Mrs. Henri L. Jersey York Mr. B. Campbell-New Mr. Louis K. Berman-New Campbell—Rhode Island Berman-New Hampshire Mrs. Wallace Mr. Myer Harriet M. Cappon—Rhode Island Henry Bernheim-New York Mrs. Mrs. J. Mr. George H. Capron—Rhode Island Dr. Frank B. Berry-Washington, D. C. Mrs. Otis Swan Carroll—New York Richard Bersohn-New York Mrs. Mr. Ralph M. Carson-New York Dorothy L. Betts-New York Miss A. H. Carter-Hawaii Bickart-New York Mrs. Mr. Ren6 Agnes M. Casey-New York Bigelow-Rhode Island Miss Mrs. Bruce M. Helen V. Casey-New York Bigelow-Maine Miss Miss Gladys M. A. Cass-New York York Mrs. Charles Mrs. A. W. Bingham-New Frank B. Cawley-Tennessee Birdseye-New York Mrs. Miss Mary Piatt Margaret Chace-Rhode Island York Miss Mrs. Irving Bishop-New and Mrs. Francis H. Chafee-Rhode Island York Dr. Miss Edith C. Black-New Chaminade Club-Rhode Island Blanding-Rhode ^land Mr. Richard H. Mr. Y. R. Chao-California Blatt-New Hampshire Island Mrs. Louis Cottington and Mrs. Louis A. Chasan-Rhode Woods Bliss- Mr. Hon. and Mrs. Robert Mr David Chernack-Rhode Island D.C. York Washington, Miss Rosepha P. Chisholm-New II-Rhode Island York Mr. Z. W. Bliss, Miss Mabel Choate-New York Island Mrs. Julius Blum-New Chopin Club of Providence-Rhode Blum-New York Island Mr and Mrs. Robert E. and Mrs. Roger T. Clapp-Rhode Is and Mr Mildred G. Blumenthal-Rhode K. Clark-Rhode Island ML Bogin-Connecticut Miss Alice Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Frederic S. Clark, Jr- Mr. Adolphe E. Borie-Cahfornia NewYork York Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Bosworth, Jr.- Mrs Henry Cannon Clark-New Rhode Island [67] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

Miss Ruth M. Clark—Rhode Island Miss Beth Wood Dunlap—Wyoming Miss Sydney Clarke—Rhode Island Miss Beatrice Dunn—New York Mr. David R. Claxton— Maine Miss Margaret B. Dykes—Rhode Island Mrs. Sidney Clifford—Rhode Island Mrs. Henry E. Cobh—New York Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Eaton—New York Mr. William A. Coffin—New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Nathan D. Eckstein—New York Mr. Wilfred P. Cohen-New York Mr. Charles Edgar—New York Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Cole—New York Miss Edith W. Edwards—Rhode Island Coleman-Ross Co., Inc.—New York Miss Ellyn L. Edwards—Maine Mrs. Dayton Colie—New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Edwards—Rhode Island Mr. Gilman Collier—New York Mr. and Mrs. William H. Edwards- Miss Genette T. Collins—Rhode Island Rhode Island H. Ehrlich—New York Mrs. J. C. Collins—Rhode Island Mr. Louis Mrs. George E. Comery—Rhode Island Mrs. Herbert G. Einstein—New York Mrs. G. Maurice Congdon—Rhode Island Dr. Arnold Eisendorfer—New York Mr. Johns H. Congdon, 2nd—Rhode Island Miss Nadia G. Eisenman—New York Mr. William G. Congdon—Rhode Island Mrs. Paul E. Elkin—New York Mrs. W. P. Conklin—Connecticut Mrs. Edward Elliott—New Jersey Miss Elizabeth C. Conlon—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Louis Elliott—New York Miss Lucy B. Conner—New Hampshire Col. and Mrs. Alcott Farrar Elwell— Miss Luna B. Converse—Vermont New Hampshire Mrs. Francis R. Cooley—Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. G. H. H. Emory—New York Mrs. James E. Cooper—Connecticut Mrs. A. W. Erickson—New York Mr. R. M. Cooper—Rhode Island Mr. Irving N. Espo—Rhode Island

Mr. Edward J. Corcoran—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Esty—Rhode Island Mr. John Corcoran—Rhode Island Mrs. William A. Evans, Jr.—Michigan Mr. Michael Corcoran—Rhode Island Mrs. Elizabeth S. Ey—Rhode Island Miss Constance Crawford—New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Swasey Crocker—New York Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Fales—Rhode Island Mrs. F. S. Crofts—Connecticut Miss Virginia Falk—New York Miss Clara R. Crosby—Rhode Island Mrs. Alfred Farber—New York Miss Mary L. Crosby—Rhode Island Mrs. Joseph Faroll—New York Mrs. Gammell Cross—Rhode Island Mrs. W. Rodman Fay—New York Mrs. Albert L. Crowell—Connecticut Mrs. S. L. Feiber—New York Dr. and Mrs. Frank Anthony Cummings— Mr. R. J. Fenderson—Maine Rhode Island Dr. J. Lewis Fenner—New York Mrs. Charles C. Cushman—Rhode Island Mr. David Ferguson, Jr.—New York Mrs. Edward L. Cutter—New Hampshire Mrs. Dana H. Ferrin—New York Mr. Winthrop B. Field—Connecticut Miss Mary Daboll—Rhode Island Mr. Samuel Fischman—New York Mrs. Charles Whitney Dall—New York Miss Louise M. Fish—Rhode Island Miss Rachel E. Daltry—New York Miss Margaret Fisher—New York Miss Dorothy Dalzell—New Hampshire Miss Mary R. Fitzpa trick—New York Mrs. Murray S. Danforth—Rhode Island Mr. James A. Fletcher—Rhode Island Miss Mildred L. B. deBarritt—New York Mrs. Paul Fletcher—Rhode Island Mr. Vincent Dempsey—Missouri Miss Virgina Fooks—Rhode Island Mr. W. W. Dempster—Rhode Island Mr. Sumner Ford—New York Mr. John Deveny—California Ford Motor Co., Inc.—Michigan Mrs. Adrian G. Devine—New York Miss Helen Foster—New York Mr. Heyliger DeWindt—New Hampshire Miss Flora Fox—New York Miss Abigail Camp Dimon—New York Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Fox—Connecticut Mrs. Monroe L. Dinell—Connecticut Mrs. Lewis W. Francis—New York Mrs. Clarence C. Dittmer—New York Mr. Raymond G. Franks—Rhode Island Mrs. L. K. Doelling—New York Mrs. Clarke F. Freeman—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. E. Doft—New York Mrs. Edward L. Freeman—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Max Doft—New York Mr. and Mrs. Evert W. Freeman- Miss Elizabeth W. Doolittle—New Hampshire Rhode Island Dr. and Mrs. George B. Dorff—New York Mrs. Frederick C. Freeman—Rhode Island Miss Esther M. Doyle—Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Hovey T. Freeman- Miss Elsie J. Dresser—Connecticut Rhode Island Mrs. Robert B. Dresser—Rhode Island Miss Elizaeth S. French—Vermont Miss Margaret E. Drewett—Rhode Island Mrs. George M. French—New Hampshire Mrs. Martin Duchan—Rhode Island Miss Helen C. French—Vermont Mrs. M. Dart Dunbar—Rhode Island Mr. George P. Frenkel—New York [68] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued) Mr. Nathan Fried—New York Miss Beatrice Hall— Mr. Arthur L. Friedman-New New York York Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Stanleigh P. Howard P. Hall-Illinois Friedman—New York Mr. Miss Helen N. Penrose Hallowell—New York Frisbie-Connecticut Mi M. . Gordon Miss Elizabeth W. Frothingham-New Hammer—New York York Mr. Frank R. Hancock-New York Miss Edna B. Fry—New Jersey Miss Ruth Gillette Hardy— Mr. M. C. Fuller-New York New York Mrs. Henry C. Hart-Rhode Island Miss Margaret A. Fuller-Rhode Island Mrs. Samuel C. Harvey—Connecticut Dr. and Mrs. Marshall N. Fulton- Mr. Kurt Hasterlik-Rhode Rhode Island J. Island Mrs. Norman L. Hatch-New Hampshire Miss Elizabeth Hatchett— Mrs. Charles T. Gallagher-New New York Hampshire Mrs. Victor M. Haughton-New Hampshire Mrs. B. Gardner—New York Mrs. Harold B. Hayden-New York Dr. and Mrs. Stanton Garfield- Mrs. David S. Hays-New York Washington, D.C. Miss Frances C. Hays—New York Mr. Charles Garside— New York Mrs. Thomas Pierrepont Hazard- Mr. Joseph Gartner— Rhode Island Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gartner—Rhode Island Mrs. Irving Heidell—New York Miss Regina A. Garvey— New Jersey Mrs. E. S. Heller-New York Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Gately-Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Hemingway- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie N. Gebhard— Connecticut Rhode Island Mr. Donald A. Henderson—New York Mrs. Louis R. Geissenhainer— Mr. George C. Hennigs—New York New Hampshire Mrs. Ross V. Hersey—Rhode Island Mrs. Maurice Genter—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heymsfeld-New York Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gershman—Rhode Island Mrs. Percy V. Hill-Maine Mrs. Bessie Ginsburgh—New York Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Whiley Hilles— Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gitterman, Jr.—New York Connecticut Mrs. P. H. Glassberg—New York Mr. Robert L. Hilliard-New York Mrs. Barney M. Goldberg—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Himmelblau— Miss H. Goldman—New Jersey Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gordan—New York Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Hinckley— Mrs. William S. Gordon—New York Rhode Island D. S. and R. H. Gottesman Foundation- Mr. Philip E. Hinkley—Maine New York Mr. and Mrs. Oiva E. Hintsa—Rhode Island Mrs. Harry L. Grant—Rhode Island Mrs. Walter A. Hirsch—New York Dr. and Mrs. Roland I. Grausman— Mr. and Mrs. Eliot P. Hirshberg—New York New York Miss Mabel Hirst—Rhode Island Mrs. Charles H. Gray—Maine Mr. John N. Hobstetter—New Jersey Miss Charlotte M. Greene—Rhode Island Mrs. Paul H. Hodge—Rhode Island Miss Gilda Greene—Rhode Island Mrs. Arthur Hodges—Connecticut Mrs. Joseph Warren Greene, Jr.— Mrs. H. Hoermann—New Jersey Rhode Island Mrs. Robert S. Hoffman—New Hampshire Mrs. Marion Thompson Greene—New York Mrs. Lester Hofheimer—New York

Mrs. Rosalind Greengard—New York Mrs. Bernard J. Hogue—Rhode Island Mrs. W. B. Greenman—New York Cantor Jacob Hohenemser—Rhode Island Miss Bertha C. Greenough—Rhode Island Mrs. Arthur J. Holden—Vermont Mrs. Harry A. Gregg—New Hampshire Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Holding- Mrs. William Grenier—Wyoming Rhode Island Dr. Albert W. Grohoest—New York Mr. Henry Homes—New York Mr. Walter W. Gross—New York Miss Emma E. Hoover—New York Mrs. Morris Grossman—Rhode Island Miss Myra H. Hopson—Connecticut Mrs. James A. Grover—New Hampshire Miss Mary Horn—New York Mr. Mortimer Grunauer—New York Mrs. C. H. Horner—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin Guild—New York Mr. Harry Horner—Maine Miss Bertha L. Gunterman—New York Miss Mary Horowitz—Rhode Island Mr. W. Gunther-Stirn—Rhode Island Miss Alice M. Hudson—New Jersey Mr. Robert G. Gurnham—Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Huebsch—New York Miss Sybil A. Guttenberg—New York Mr. Frederick G. L. Huetwell—Michigan Mrs. John T. Gyger—Maine Mrs. Karl Humphrey—Rhode Island Mrs. M. C. Humstone—Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hadley-New York Mrs. John C. Hunt—Connecticut B. Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Hail-Rhode Island Mrs. Harrison Huntoon— New York Mr. Francis Hallowell—Connecticut Miss Libbie H. Hyman— [«9] FRIENDS OF THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued)

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Among those who attend the concerts of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the following are listed as having heard the Orchestra

under each of its regular conductors from Sir George Henschel to Mr. Charles Munch, Since existing records are insufficient for a full compilation, any whose names have been omitted are requested to send them to Friends of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Symphony Hall, Boston.

Mrs. Lewis A. Armistead Mrs. Carleton S. Giffbrd Mrs. Robert B. Parker Mr. Edward H. Gleasoi Mrs. William Stanley Parker Mrs. Elizabeth Grant Miss Edith Bangs Mrs. Francis A. Pierce Mrs. Edith Noyes Greene Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walter C. Pierce George W. Barber Mrs. Charles C. Pond Mrs. John S. Bartlett Mrs. H. S. Hall Mrs. John R. Post Mrs. John W. Bartol Mr. John W. Hall Mrs. J. B. Potter Mrs. Boylston Beal Mrs. Franklin T. Hammond Mrs. Murray A. Potter Mrs. G. W. Becker Mrs. Sydney Harwood Mrs. Benjamin Prince Mrs. Frances A. M. Bird Mrs. M. G. Haughton Miss Adelaide W. Proctor Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. George F. Bosworth Henry Hornblower George J. Putnam Mrs. John T. Bottomley Mrs. Elizabeth T. Hosmer Mrs. Gamaliel Bradford Mrs. Frederick L. Hull Mrs. Arthur H. Brooks Mrs. Andrew F. Reed Mrs. G. Winthrop Brown Miss Mary V. Iasigi Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary Thompson Sawyer George D. Burrage Miss Harriet E. Johnson Mrs. Francis Augustus Seamans Mrs. Edmund H. Sears Miss Emma M. Sibley Mrs. J. M. B. Churchill Mrs. Edward L. Kent Mrs. Charles Collens Mrs. Alvin F. Sortwell Mrs. Mrs. George W. Collier Miss Harriet S. Lane Daniel Staniford Mrs. W. K. Corey Mrs. George Lewis Mr. F. O. Stanley Mrs. S. V. R. Crosby Miss Rose Stewart Miss Katharine H. Stone Mrs. R. M. Currier Mr. Frederick L. Milliken Miss Sarah D. Stover Miss Frances G. Curtis Mrs. Edward C. Moore Miss Mary Miss Helen Graham Strickland Moseley Miss Miss Angelina Effie C. Sweetser Mrs. Frank A. Day K. Mudge Mrs. George S. Mumford Mrs. Edmund H. Talbot Mrs. Ward Thoron Mrs. Henry Endicott Mrs. Henry G. Nichols Miss Laura Tolman-Kilgore Dr. Mabel I. Emerson Mrs. Frederic O. North Mrs. William B. Tyler Miss Elizabeth G. Norton Mr. Charles R. Nutter Mrs. Dudley B. Fay Mrs. George Weatherby Miss Lucy Adams Fiske Mrs. Margaretha H. Williamson Mrs. Parker Fiske Miss Sybilla Orth Miss Louisa H. Fries Mrs. William A. Young Mrs. L. A. Frothingham

[74] SYMPHONY HALL NEXT THURSDAY, APRIL 29, at 7:30 EXTRA OPEN REHEARSAL by the Boston Symphony Orchestra

under the direction of CHARLES MUNCH

Beethoven's Overture to "Coriolanus", and Ninth Symphony with Chorus and Soloists will be rehearsed

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[76] BOSTON UNIVERSITY p*--.*. Announcement CELEBRITY 1954^55

Symphony Hall * Jordan Hall SERIES Boston Opera House Managing RICHMOND Director AARON A VARIED SEASON OF DISTINCTION The enormous increase in the number of Celebrity Series Subscriptions __„, is due to THE PRE-EMINENCE OF THE ATTRACTIONS and the ADVANTAGES TO SERIES SUBSCRIBERS who: Select Their Own Series — Secure Choicest Locations Save up to 50% over box-office prices Receive privileges for important events not on the series. $8.50 SERIES SOLD OUT Remaining Series at 143 NEWBURY ST., BOSTON 16 (Mail orders given prompt attention) CHOOSE 7 EVENTS — one starred event may be included $18.50 — (Box-office prices total $27.50) 15.25 — (Box-office prices total 23.00) 11.75 — (Box-office prices total 18.00) PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA, Eugene Ormandy, Conductor . . . Mon. Eve., Oct. 25 An audience demonstration rarely equalled in Symphony Hall followed this season's concert. Prog: Tchaikovsky 5th: Stravinsky "Firebird" Suite: Symphony Prokofieff Classical OUARTETTO ITALIANO Sun. Aft., Oct. 3 I Hundreds were unable to buy even stage seats at their performance this year. CASADESUS Sun. Aft., Nov. 14 In the top rank of present-day keyboard masters. IRMGARD SEEFRIED Thur. Eve., Dec. 9 Leading singer of 'the Vienna State Opera and Metropolitan Opera, Seefried is now recognized also as one of the foremost concert singers in the world. ROBERTA PETERS Sun. Aft., Jan. 16 The first Symphony Hall concert by the prima donna coloratura of the Metropolitan

Opera ; her vivacious personality, rare vocal attainments and showmanship promise an exciting afternoon. Her varied program will include several coloratura arias with flute. ZADEL SKOLOVSKY Sun. Aft., Jan. 23 His great success as soloist with the Boston Symphony this year augurs well for this brilliant pianist's first Boston concert. *HEIFETZ Sun. Aft., Feb. 13

I MUSICI Wed. Eve., Feb. 16 First American tour of twelve solo performers which many connoisseurs believe is the finest of Italian chamber orchestras. ROBERT SHAW CHORALE Sun. Aft., Mar. 6 Many subscribers have been anxiously waiting for the return to Boston of this superb group of 60 singers and instrumentalists. TRIO Dl TRIESTE Sat. Eve., Mar. 12 Three superlative instrumentalists, performing without scores, who have received extravagant praise wherever they have appeared. SOLOMON Sun. Aft., Mar. 27 Universally admired as one of the supreme interpretive pianists of the day. RUBINSTEIN Sun. Aft., Apr. 10 VIENNA CHOIR BOYS Sun. Eve., Apr. 17 Recent television and motion picture appearances have made them an even greater concert attraction. BALLET THEATRE Eve. in early May A magnificent American ballet company, fresh from European and South American successes, with acknowledged great dancers in a new repertory. EXTRA EVENTS (Prices: $6, $5, $4, $3, $2.50) AMSTERDAM CONCERTGEBOUW ORCHESTRA, Eduard van Beinum, Cond. Sun. Aft., Nov. 28 Often called the greatest orchestra on the continent. Van Beinum "one of the most skillful and polished conductors we have heard." — Olin Downes. BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Thurs. Eve., Mar. 24 Under the baton of Wilhelm Furtwangler, one of the most distinguished of present- pre-eminence day virtuoso conductors, the Berlin Philharmonic has a position of among the world's symphony orchestras. Chosen exclusively by the $5albttiin Boston Symphony Orchestra

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