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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-19

CrS OF lAlt not uilt'tu wiz ''N'ilt W.
owners of the mir cral rights without
raNing for it. We told Mi. Lane that
an the land should he leased now or
else the trust period should be cX-
tended To- 1850 or longer
War for IN Excuse.
"What Mr.. Lare tell you" he
was asked.
"Ilc nut MS off to mex. winter. lie
said this was war times and mex
winter he would authorize the ieaslnG
cf all he land"
\ shrug OF the shoulder indicated
that tho chief did net have much
coufiderce in Wh1. the secretary told
them.
'It nus h, next wirter." he do
Clarcd I'VE will wait no longer than
that"
When asked about the reports from
Washington that several Of the In
diaus had protested to Secretary Lane
against leasing the Unbiased portion
OF the Usage. Bacon Riud intimated
that something had gone wrong"
"Whcn we fuuhloods left Washing
ton everyone was unanimous for the
lease" he said. "Somc of the half
breeds STAYED. | don't know what hap
pcned to them or what they did after
/ left"
Bacon Rind is SO and his wife is iG.
He was born Somewhere in the south
at the time of the war Mrs. Bacon
/ Rind is of French and Indian eX-
/ traction. The Osages originated
around st. Louis. French traders
came there and married into the tribe.
Mrs. Bacon Rind comes from the
famous Chotcau family.
one Auto and Henry.
"Have YOU an automobile" he was
asked
His wife answered up proudly.
Eyes, sir; we have an automobile, n
Case"
And we also have a Ford she
added with a laugh.
Bacon Rind is strong for the gov
crumcnt He never participated in an
Indian war.
As they arose to leave Bacon Rind
picked M a scrap Of paper and, talk
Ing rapidly, began to so thru the mo-
tions OF reporter.
"He says" said Mrs. r. r., that
when he goes to Washington the re-
porters write down what he says on
paper, but when the paper comes out
the next morning they have put in
there n whole lot more. He don't like
that"
Mr. and Mrs. Bacon Rird, members
OF the -Curcl Iarty and local pco-
pie eujoyed an automobile tour OF the
city Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. CALI
Curcl was i'll ami the chief will call
ON her at her apartments in Hotel
Tulsa this morning and deliver an ad-
dress OF welcome.
Historic Points Visited.
Photographs wrle taken at Wosh-
inrton Irving monument and under
the old Indian council tree on the
estate OF Mr.. ana Mrs Earl w, Sim
clair. In one grouI was Bacon Rind
ard his wife. OsGGCs; Mrs. c. f.,
Strouvelle, Creek, and Mrs. Glenn
Condor, Cherokee.
later I'm the afternoon the porty
was entertllned At tea by Mrs. II. +.
Macarthur. Those who mece up tho
assemblage were as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Bacon Rird. w. F..
Mcclure. Tawhuska' Luigi Curci,
Chicago; MIR. Samucls, Now York; Mr..
Rerensuer. New York; MIR. and Mrs.
Eugene Lcrton. Mr.. and Mrs Glenn
Condor. Mrs. r. A Fridgewater Mr..
and Mrs. =. +. Buchner, Mrs. h b
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-19

Red star Expansion. Polar Rear,
| Lyons Rest. Main Line and Dinner
! Party Flour. Ask for prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-19

crs of land not drlilcd will become the
owners of the mir cral rights without
raNiug for it, We told MI. Lane that
an the lani should be leased now or
else the trust period should be cX.
tended To- 1850 or longer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-19
Wash Goods

sheer white tlaNous checks.
plaids and stripes. the yard e.. 25c
Queen Pcr,nics S6 inches wide; in
dots stripes. figures and plain
colors. the yard ............2O zoe
New Line of ChcNiots all dark
patterns, the yard .......f212c
Kcnfrcw Zephyr Ginghams 80
inches wide. in very nice selec-
tion OF patterns; the yard -. zoe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-19
MEAT NNRkiT.
STNND\RD FLOUR.

We have a complete sanitary meat
market and guarantee TO please YOU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-19

Made of cashmeres and albatross; hand-em
broidered; in dainty shades Of pink and blue
some are silk lined.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-07-12
coLORED WOMAN DROPS DEAD.

Mona Griffith. a well-known col
ored woman. sister of Jess w. Ed
mundson. dropped dead Friday night.
She was ST years of age and re-
spected by colored and white PED
pie. The funeral services were held
Monday afternoon.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-07-12

Miss Mary Wilson, teacher of do
mestic science in the city schools, is
taking a special course in New York.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-07-12

Plant second crop of Irish pota-
toes. An article elsewhere in this
issue tells you how to do it. without
buying cold storage potatoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15
Calendar for the Coming Week

SUNDAY Metropolitan House performance OF Ar'an'5
oratoro Francis of Assist" Carnegie Hall, song recital
by Mccormack; Aeolan Hall orchestral concert by OsSlP
Gabowtsch Comedy Theatre Eunce Prossor Frcess Inc
m $3.50 D. NJ panoforte recital by Victor Wttgenen City College,
r. m, freeor recital by Samuel A. Baldwin
acknowledgements House. French opera ahe
Acoan Hall NJ panooe recital by Rota Renard; Comedy me
a p M concert by Mrs. Henry Holden Iu and Mss May
uke Market musical; Academy OF Music hroo"
lyn 8 Aborn Opera Company, in Aida
TIESDtY-eopola House. performance for the oeheh
Of the rutaqd Allies armies, by Nine Bernhard
Caruo Nine Aida Aeolan Hail. pnoforte recital
M Ralph Iawton evening private concert Of the St
Cecilia Club University afternoon lecture recital by Louis
Eson The Boston Advertiser on songs legends
Brooklyn p Aborn opera AIDA
House. special performance OF
Carmen" M Italian operas "LOracolo" and "Paga" City Col
loco n M free organ Samuel A. Baldwin Columbia Uni
qv afternoon by Louis c. Eon; Academy Brook
1,r and n NJ Abon opera "a ida" Aoian Hail. recital
nv E5oud Deru Gabriel Ysaye; WaldorfAtora S;lo
by Tonkuensler Society.
TuRSDAY Metropolitan Opera House German opera Iphigena
in Taus" Academy Brooklyn, Abon opera "Irovatore
FRIDAY 1Iropolan Opera Italian "Rgetto;
m annual graduating exercises Of the Metropolitan Ballet Schoo
BROOKLYN Academy, p. M, Abon opera, "Irovaoe'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Opera House. p. Thai English
oper at popular prices The Canterbury Pgrms brooklyn Acao
envy p Aborn opera io'A'ore Aeo'S" rS' % "'
cello recital BY Maurice Damoos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15
Assisting Thomas ECan i1 song recital
this evening. Carnegie Hall

tempt TO present grand opera IS purely
educational. and u is for that reason
that the operas VII! be given in con
junction with tho summer session Of
the university.
The rcperiory OF the Columbia per
formancce is being chosen entirely
from group Of dozen or more Of
the best known Italian or French operas
The group includes ala Boheme,'
"Tosca,' "Thc Barber Of Seville Eli
sir d'Amorc." Martha. "Faust," "Puri-
tani," Lucia di Lammcrmoor." "Caval-
leria Rusticana," "Pagliacci," "Trova-
tore" "Rigolctto," Carmen and MAD
anna Butterfly" Four Of these will be
selected and each opera will be pre-
scented twice, so that there will be two
series. each OF four operas The first
performance % Che first series ~Ill be
en- Tuesday, July H. 10 be followed by
other performances or Saturday. July
q; Tuesday. July q, and Tuesday. July
81. The second series will begin on
Thursday, July 70. and the three subse.
quent performances will be on Thurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15
AT THE METROPOLITAN

Didur, Rossi and Audisio, Mr.. Polacco
conducting, and "Pagliacci" sung by
Miss Muzio and Messrs. Caruso Amato,
Tegani and Bada, Mr.. Papi conducting.
"Iphigenia in Tauris" on Thursday
evening with Mines. Kurt, Sundelius
and Eversman and Messrs. Sembach,
We'll Braun and Leonhardt. Miss Cali
will dance, Mr.. Bodanzky conducting.
The annual ballett school will be
graduated on Friday afternoon.
"Rigolctto" on Friday evening with
Mines Barrientos, Perrin, Egencr and
hatfield and Messrs. Caruso. De Luca.
De Segurola, Ross, Bada, Begue ana
Reschiglian. Mr.. Papi will conduct.
"Thais" at the Saturday matinee,
sung Dy Misses Farrar, Delaunois, Ca
rison and Howard and Messrs. Botta,
Amato, Rothier and Begue Miss CALI
will dance. Mr.. Polacco will conduct.
THE Canterbury Pilgrims" will close
the Metropolitan Opera season Of 1915
II on Saturday evening at popular
prices. 1t will be sung by Mines. Ma
son. Oter, Sundelius. Eeener and Tif-
fanny and Messrs. Sembach. Althous .
Leonhardt, Rciss, Rugs jael. Schlcgc!,
Tegani. Bloch. Baycr, Malatcsta. Lau-
lenti and Audisio. Mr.. Bodanzky will
conduct
est. Francis d'Assisi," the new
oratorio by Adriano Ariani, which had
its premiere in New York last fall, will
be the feature OF the last concert" OF
the season this evening. The composer
himself will conduct the work, which
will be sung b. Nine. Frances Aida
and Messrs. Luca Botta. Adamo Didur
and Mario laurent. The entire opera
chorus and orchestra will take part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15

After having given thirty-nine diner
ent operas in twenty-three weeks-ioo
operatic performances and % sunday
night concerts, including two oratorios
General Manager Gatti-Casazza VIII
close the Metropolitan Opera season OF
l9l6-17 next Saturday evening lie
has the satisfaction Of knowing that ne
has realized all his promises as to oper-
attic novelties and revivals, having pro
drcod "Francesca da Rimini." Les
"Pecheurs dc Perles," "Lakme," "lphi-
c.uia in Tauris." "LElisir d'Amore'
"Thais." "Le Nozzi di Figaro and THE
Canterbury Pilgrims" The repertory
for the final week will be as follows;
"Lakmeo tomorrow evening, with
Mines. Barrientos, Delaunois, Egener'
Sparkes and Howard and Messrs. Mar
tinelli, De Luca, Rothier and Audisio'
Miss CALI will dance. Mr.. Polacco VIII
conduct.
4 spocial matinee of Carmen on
Wednesday. with Misses Farrar, Mason
Garrison and Braslau and Messrs. Mar
tinclli. Wh.tehill. Rothier, Leonhardt'
R2da and Laurent. Miss Call VIII
dance. Sir. Po.acco Will conduct.
"L'Oraco,o' and "Pagliaccf' as a
double bin on Wednesday evening the
former opera sung by Misses Mason
and Braslau and Messrs Botta, Scott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15
MONDAY

Piano recital by Rosita Rensrd,
AeOlian Hall, p. m;
FsntAsie and TugIe on the theme Bach"
SoU st4 g. Is minor lin one movement.
EtIdrs Ie concert y fat maIur. minor
From the Twelve Etudes dElerltiOu Trans eudan'e.
Chssse nege Eroica.
Don Juan dut4-Ie.
Song recital By Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Holden Huss, assisted by May Nuke,
'cellist. Comedy Theatre, p. M:
SIX folksongs
tomsn--" Linden aub" (l5tgl.
Armenian-Patri0tic.
Italian (Caabgsl-'LA Scillitana"
Swedish Sorgen."
rrnch-"AynP' l57Ti.
Irish Hey no the Morning Des "
Mrs Huss.
AuemMQe iMSc.J -liAly
Gayotte (MSsl .......,.:............ GemminiA mi
Ass Nuke.
By Henry Holden Huss
Prelude AppassiOnstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15
RECITAL PROGRAMMES

Elgie. "on 20 Lake" %. g. Nin
l1 f.e h.gt O1 -
Naiso l.fus On 10 .nesl
N-HI.- hH,.co Og 81. 80 1 fss.i
lfgfe. The E-o,kIrf on Is "a,
Dir HHs
Us word
NJ, When son Voices De" On \
"AHe- Sor0ws Nirhi" % .. MA
4Ge-'I
Tie Happy Hear MSS
Sos Uust
Sonata for cello ali Piano Mssl. re,
tI. %
MIS- NI.', and NJ HsU
.lrane" l1y -e'Ue.ti................... y
f. lri W.. .............. u
Ar rg Etge' ....... ................'
IL liz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15

The Aborn Grand Opera Company
will begin its sixteenth annual spring
season tomorrow night at the Brook
lyn Academy Of Music. As usual, each
week will be divided between two op-
cras. those Of the opening week being
Verdi's Aida" scheduled for Monday,
TUESDAY and Wednesday matinee and
Wednesday night, and the same com
poser's Ell Trovatore" for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nights and Satur-
day matinee. The casts 20 appear al
ternately in the initial week include
LOIS Ewell and Louise D'Arclec, So
pranos; Lillian Eubank and Mar
guerte Won Trese, contraltos; Giuseppe
Agostini and Andrea Arensen, tenors;
Louis D'Angelo and Morton Adkins,
bsrytones; Alfred Kaufman and Joseph
lnterante, bassos, with Max Fichandler
conducting and Charles H. Jones as
stage director. The regular perform.
ances cf the second week VIII be divided
between "LohengrIn" and The Jewels
Of the Madonna" with an extra matinee
Of "Haonscl and Gretel' on Friday,
April 2, and the third and last wecS
will bring "Rigoletto" and Lucia di
Lammermoor' for four performances
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15

Miss Florence Guernsey, president or
Eclectic, appointed Mrs. Walter Burns
as chairman of the unit League Com
mittcc." which was formed by the
members OF the club at a business meet
inc held on Wednesday morning at the
Waldorf-Astoria. More than Sl6O was
donated by the individual members to
purchase wool for sweaters, wrlstlets
and stockings. These will be knitted
by members Of the committee. A bat
tleship is to be assigned TO the Unit
League Committee" as their special
charge.
The guests Of honor were Mrs. Belle
De Rivera, Mrs. Charles Milton Ford,
Mrs.. Olive Stott Gabriel, Mrs. Charles
J. Come. Mrs. Charles y. Hlrst, Mrs.
Charles X. Mills and Mrs. George H..
Childs.
The programme was presented by
Mrs. Carrie Martin Cowtan, chairman
Of the day, assisted by Mrs. Alfred c.
Bage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15
THE WOMEN'S CLUBS

The next meeting Of the Noman's
Forum will be held on Friday morn
ing in the music room Of the Hotel
Biltmore, at l0:i5 The speaker Of
the day will be A. Parker Nevins, who
will present as the topic for discussion
1.-THE New Spirit in Industry" This
subject will have special reference %
industrial preparedness. Miss Boswell
who is at present IN New Orleans. will
return TO preside at the meeting.
There will be an election Of certain OF
meeting.
DauChters OF the Revolution. State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15

On the afternoon OF April 20, a
Young Peoples symphony 0rchestrs,
conducted by Louis J. Cornu, will give
It's annual concert in Aeolian Hall.
This will make the fourth season this
organization has appeared in New
York. The young musicians consist OF
boys and girls who love ensemble play
ing. This season the orchestra will
consist of about forty pieces. For
this concert Mr.. Cornu has chosen a
serious programme, which viii be an
nounccd later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15

of New York. will hold a board meet
ing at the Hotel Belmont on Friday
at / o'clock
At the annual meeting Of the Maine
Woman's Club of New York held at the
Waldorf Astoria, the following officers
were elected: Mrs. Henry Judson Shaw,
president Miss Blanche Sawyer, first
vice president; Mrs. George A. Noska.
second vice president; Miss Mabel Dun
can, recording secretary; Mrs. Ambrose
H. white, corresponding secretary;
Miss Ella p. Merrill, treasurer, and
Miss Mary Stinson, auditor. In add
ton 10 the usual business of the an
nual meeting the club observed "DollaI
Day" Each member turned in dollar
to the charity fund, which she had
earned, and then told how she had
made il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15

There will be matinee at the COL
cny Club on April 10 for the benefit Of
the Serbian Relief Committee. Nile.
Gabrielle Oils, Miss Winifred Chris.
TIC, Miss Mildred Dilling and ". Paul
Lcyssac will be heard, among others.
The matinee is under the auspices Of
the Serbian Minister in Washington.
Nine Jusscrand and Lady Spring Rice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15

Mile. Androva, whose singing was a
feature Of the Civic Orchestral Con-
oerts at Madison Square Garden last
summer, will be heard at the Rialto
this week. Mile. Androva was singing
in opera In Spain when the war began.
She will sing an aria from "The Queen
Of Sheba," by Gounod. The Rialto or
chestra, conducted by Hugo Riesenfeld
will play The Jolly Robbers overture
by Suppe, and as an added number will
play selections from "San Toy" The
Rialto Male Quartet will sing Loves
old Sweet Song" by Parkes, and "Doan'
You Cry, Ma Honey By Frank J..
Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15
day, July %; Saturday, July 2s, and
Monday, July 30.

Isadora Duncan will give three more
performances this month al the Metro
rolitan Opera House on the evenings oil
April - and April 20 and on Saturday
afternoon. April IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15

4 public concert Of the works OF
Ernst Bloch will be given by the So
ciety Of the Friends Of Music at Car
nerie Hall on Thursday evening, May
Q. under the direction Of Arthur bo-
danzky and the composer. \ large or
chestra Will present his now unfinished
symphony Israel as well as his He
brew rhapsody, "Schc.omon.' in when
Hans Kinder viii be the cello solo
ist. Several Of his settings Of the
Psalms will also be given. the solo
artists being Nelanie Kurt. Carl Braun
Flora Perrin and Marie Tiffany, all o.
the Metropolitan Opera Company.
Mr.. Bloch's significance as com
poser has already been established by
recent performances Of his string GUAR
tct by the Florzaley Quartet, and Of
his three Jewish Poems by the Bos-
ton Svmrhonv Orchestra. The coming
concert viii introduce 60 America the
cycle Of jew SD compositions which
has been Mr. Biochs chief wo.k drrinS
the last seven years.
Mr.. BloQh was born at Geneva in
1850. and had his earliest instruction
from Jacques Dalcroze. Later he stud
led with Eugene Ysaye at Brussels and
with Ivan Knorr, director Of the Frank
fort Conservatory. After practising his
art in Munich and Paris, he returned
% his native Geneva, where for the last
four years he has taught composition
and lcctured Oh aesthetics at the con
SENATOR We has also directed the
symphony concerts at Lausanne and
Neuchatol. His principal works are as
follows: "NIvre-Aimer' 1900, Sym
phony in c sharp minor 1902; oliver
Prirtemps" 1904, "Poemcs d'Au-
tomu" 1900 for mezzo-soprano and
orchestra; Macbeth" a lyric drama
in seven tableaus, first presented at the
Paris Opera Comque in 1910; "Trois
Poemes Juifs" 1910; Psalm ia,
Psalm 1877 1913, for sopranos and or
ohestra: Psalm % 19lI, for barytone
and orchestra; "Schelomou.' Rhspsodie
Hcbraique. FOR cello and orchestra
1910: symphony "l-rac." unfinished.
1916, Quartet d. 3 major 1910.
The company which the Society Of
American Singers VII present IN Eng
lish comic opera at a Broadway the
atre this May has been considerably
augmented since the performance Of
Mozarts operas The lmpresario' and
"Bsstien and Bastienne" last autumn.
For three comedy operas new to Amer
lea and the Mozart operas, which Will
be repeated, the company has been
assembled as follows: Conductors, Ar
thur Bodanzky, Joseph Bamboschek,
Paul Fislor. Sam Frankie; chorus mas
ter. Leo Braun, stage director, Jacques
Coini; sopranos, Florence Macbeth,
Florence Laston-MacLcnHau. Mabe.
Garrison. Lucy Gates, Idcllc Patterson.
Greta Torpadie; mczzo-sopranos and
contraltos. Harriet Behnee, Marie van
Essen. Kathleen Howard, Lila Robson;
tcnors. Rafel Diaz, George Hamlin, Al
bert Reiss; barytones and BASES, David
Bispham, Thomas Chalmers, Carl
Formos and Percy Hemus. The COM
pany thus formed is made up exclu-
s.yely Of American citizens.
on Tuesday evening viii be given a.
tie Metropolitan Opera House con-
Ger. for the benefit Of the mutlated
soldiers Of the Allies. Caruso will be
heard IN three songs which Dc will then
sing for the first timc here. being &C
eomranicd by Richard Barthelemy at
the piano. Nine. Frances Aida will also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15

Maud Powell and William Hin5haw
will give q JOINT recital IN Aeolian Hall
on the evening of April % for the ben
eft OF tho New York Osteopathic
Clinic, 50 East Thirty-second Street.
Arthur Loesser will play piano solos
and Harry Gilbert will be the accom-
PIANIST for Mr.. Hinshaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15

In spite Of the war Columbia Univ
ersity has decided 20 proceed with TIE
plans OF presenting grand opera dur
ing TIE coming summer. II will be the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15
SINDAY

Recital by John Mccormack, assisted
BY Donald McBeath and Edward
Schneider. Carnegie Hail. D. m:
Rccitarys: Deeper ard Depcr Sul' from
Jep,ha's Daughter ...-..-..-... -hachIe'
I Air Wat Her Angels
Mr.. Mctorma'k ,.,..
non "''' Mr. Mclean
/ zen LATHE Thugs ....................... p, wNof
Alone in the Fields ...-..--.--....... = . i 49,,
Spanish Dance ................ .Granafos hrei .e-
'''''''' Mr. McBeAth
Tie Bard Il Armagh ...... Arranged by IiuSeF
+ ne Irpr-l.nn '-'.... Arrarrsi - Or lpe'
/ Ina IAN F4r Una, nsrs. .'Hc' r.-,.,...,
F Ny Sroay Breasted Pear ,oy request Robinson
Mr. Mccormack
Aoei!le .................''..- 1870
Mr. M-Besth
Little Boy Blue cby request ,N>ev'In
The Year, at the Spring Ms Il II. A Bah
Agnus Del with holm organ and plano ..-. b-|e-
Mr.. McConnAck
/ Orchestral concert, Ossip Gabrilo-
wtsch, conductor; Pablo Casals, solo
list; Aeolian Hall, 3 p. M:
Overture. "Egmon'" .......-......... Beethoven
symphony. g minor .--... MoLa1
..Ie,rof.'' overture 80 St........... H-oti0yef
Concerto for cello sni orchestra. y major Haydn
suite from "CephAe 90 Prp1ls' allied W
Frh MJttD .............. ........ Grstfy
Free organ recital by Samuel \.
Baldwin, City College, p. m:
Fusus IN @ msior Ia Clique. ............. Bach
Ar frfm suite e. D...........-.-. ......... Bach
Chromatic Prelude and Fantasie lNSl...... CHARM
Adsgio fatheugue ......+..+-- -'rf'9f.
SuNge Amour .--...-.... "a iti a''
symphony III ID minor. ...-.... .l%ASte
Walhslia Scene. "Das Rhengod' .......... Wagner
Piano recital by Victor Wittgen-
stein, Princess Theatre, 3 p. m:
Sarahande ..........--........ l'ale&u Ma DoNeA
Gavotte and Variations ha'neal Issc 'lt'}
Tamtourne ...e.............-.. Kameal -OoI.H,ey
SoaatA. j. major. o.. Zs....-......... Beethoven
ifOll4' ...-....-t.. Af iaA'
frt4G4r Ntl. >t'iI'
ffellle -'....-t... A.'ef fIai.H
hafho Up. a'......-.. ...-... 'II.N
Correlation lAs1t
A d. 1920. ....... ....... MacDoa,I
Etude Fonue 10 VASE. SAINT -Saels
Violin recital by Eunice Prossor,
/ Comedy Theatre, p. M:
Sonata iu A major .................. Brahms
Concerto In g minor .................... b14'n
Gsgotte ell koudeau. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bach
NOctuule IN h fst..................... Chopin
NOgpis ais Prophet ................ Schumaul-Aur
symphOule Espaga0le ...........-....... Lao