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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-24
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President Wilson
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-24
WHAT HAPPENED IN OLYMPIA AND
STATE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Washington Standard for
Friday Evening, October 26. 1894.
Vol. NXXIV. No. AZ.

From The Washington standard Tor
Friday Evening. October 20. 1894.
Vol. NNXIV. No. AZ.
The pay of a letter carrier in the
United States is from $11.50 to
1929 a week.
1t cost $1,000 to take a carload of
fruit from Sacramento to London two
years ago. The rate this year is
about $500.
A choral society has been organ
lied at Olympic university.
Only 10 days till election.
Mrs. Mary M. Miller and her sons,
Winlock w. and Pendleton. have
started bank in Seattle.
o. c. White, state printer. has re-
turned from his visit to the Odd Eel
lows meeting at Chattanooga.
Eggs have been very scarce in the
Olympia markets during the week.
They sell at 80 cents per dozen.
The social event of the season will
be the dramatic entertainment by St.
Johns Guild in Olympia theater next
Monday evening. The plays to be
presented are Two Negatives Make
an Affirmative" and the old and re-
nowned farce, BOX and Cox" The
casts comprise Mesdames Armstrong
and Bolton, Misses Corinne Prince
and E. Cavanaugh, and Messrs. Gen
tie, Mills, Woodruff and F. NJ. Convey.
r. S. Weston is exhibiting oats
grown in this county which measure
seven feet, four inches in height, and
a potato which weighs ~ pounds.
J. r. Chaplin writes that he has Sc
cured several men who will build
houses in College Grove, near this city,
now residents of Churchs Corner,
| Mich.
Severe storms of wind and rain
have prevailed the past week; not of
the Kansas blizzard variety but the
steady "drizzle, drizzle, drizzle." the
old lady prayed for and it's accom-
panying sou'wester.
The Tenino Creamery company is
the name of new corporation formed
by Pearl H. Hobby and Thomas J. and
Mary McClelland.
The ordinance now in the ways and
means committee reduces the com
pensation of city clerk from $50 to
| $65 per month, city attorney from
$1,000 and fees to $500 and fees, of
health officer from $500 per annum to
500, and the marshal from $50 to
$40 and provides that he shall do
regular police duty.
Concord Grapes-Mr. George Ian
gridge has placed upon our table a
box of Concord grapes which for size
and flavor as well as luxuriant growth
compare favorably with the Eastern
article They were grown on his
farm near this city and demonstrate
that we have another resource within
our reach, should our fruit-growers
manifest a disposition to avail them
selves of it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-24

A few relatives witnessed the mar
riage Monday afternoon of Miss
Phyllis Martyr, daughter of Mrs.
Lena Waldrip, and Albert Hinchcliff.
They will make their home in Aber-
deem
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-24
POINTING TO A NEW WAY.

Publishers contemplating
eighypage phoographng
method The larger
hail revolution methods
elimination
machinery
Radical
Of other
The
where
studying
of the pupils Of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-24

Mrs. w. A. Hoage was called to
Lincoln. Neb., Sunday by the serious
illness of her mother.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-24

Attorney P. M. Troy has been in
Seattle on legal matters several days
this week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30

Song, Stutzman: Oh. In My Dreams.
List; Carceleras, in Spanish, Chapi;
variations, Mozart Hahn. Messrs. Beren-
guer and Samucls: Estelle. Chanson du
Tambourineur. Belle Emannleres. pas
tourelles OF the XVIII. century, ar
ranged by WeHerlln. mad scene from
Lucia" with nute. Donizettl.
Berta REVERE. soprano, will give a
song recital this evening at the Princess
Theatre. Old Italian airs, modern
French songs and selections from Amer
lean composers are included in the pro-
gramme,
Harold Bauer and jacques Thlbaud
will give the third and last OF their
series OF Beethoven's piano and violin
sonatas tomorrow evening at Aeolian
Hall. The programme Sonata In A,
opus IL; sonata In Il. opus "a; sonata
in A. opus AZ, "Kreutzer."
"Iolanthe" Is the next attraction to be
offered by the Society OF American Sing
ers In It's series OF Gilbert and Sulli-
van operas at the Park Theatre, be-
ginning Wednesday evening. April 3.
President William Wade Hinshaw OF the
society has provided a east which in
ciudes In Its principal roles william
Danforth as the Lord Chancellor, Ber-
tram Peacock as the Earl of Mount
arorat, John Phillips as the Earl Of Toi-
IoIier, Herbert Waterons as Private
wits, Craig Campbell as Strophon,
Kate Condor as Queen of tho Fairies,
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

A special matinee Thursday after
noon OF this week consisting OF acts
from three different operas will be q
feature OF the last week but two Of the
Metropolitan opera season. The bill
will consist Of the fourth act OF I'll
Trovatore," with Mines. Rappold and
Braslau and Messrs. Martinelh,
Chalmers and Audisio. Mr.. Papi con-
Quoting; OF act two and the third
scene OF the third act OF la Fora
del Destino," with Mines. Ponselle
and Delaunois and Messrs. Mar,dones
and Malatesta- Miss GALL and Mr..
Bonfielio will dance. Mr.. Papi Will
conduct: and Of the third act of Aida"
with Mines. Muzio and Howard and
Messrs. Caruso, Whitehill and Rossi,
Mr.. Moranzoni conducting.
Other operas this week viii be as
follows:
'L,Oracolo' and "Pasiiacci" a. q
double bill tomorrow evening. tho
former sung by Mines. Easton and
hatfield and Messrs. Scott, Althouse,
Didur. Rossi and Audisto and the lat
ter by Miss Muzio and Messrs. Caruso,
Chalmers, FOR the first time here al
Tonic. Werrenrath and Paltrinien. Mr..
Moranzoni will conduct both operas.
"Madama Butterfly" on Wednesday
evening, with Mines. Farrar. ForniA
and Egener and Messrs. Lazaro,
Scott, Bada, d'Angelo, ,Ananian and
Reschiglian. Mr.. Moranzoni viii con-
duct.
IL Barbiere al Sivigiia" on Thurs
Gay evening, with Mines. Barrientos
| and hatfield and Messrs. Hackett, De
Luca, Rothier, Audisio and Reschiglian.
Mr.. Papi will conduct.
The American Tryptich- on Friday
evening: The Legend" with Mines.
Ponselle and Howard and Messrs.
Althouse and dAngelo: The Temple
Dancer" Nine. Easton and Messrs
Kingston and Schlegel, and ''Shanewis"
with Mines. Braslau, Sundelius. How
ard. Beale. Arden, Mellish. Marsh and
White. Mr.. Moranzoni will conduct.
Samson ct Dalila" will be this
| weeks Saturday matinee opera, with
Mime. Matzenauer and Messrs. Caruso,
Chalmers, Mardones. dlAngelo. Audisio,
Reschiglian and Reiss. Queenie Smith
will dance. Mr.. Monteux will con-
duct
"Thais" ut popular prices will be this
| weeks Saturday evening performance.
1t will be sung by Mines. Farrar.
Howard, Delaunois and ESener and
Messrs. Diaz, Whitehill, Ananlsn and
Reschigllan. Miss CALI and Mr.. Bon
fglio will dance. Mr.. Monteux will
conduct. At to-night's opera concert
Paula Pardee. pianist. will play Gries's
concerto and Liszts 'Polonaise" IN E.
| Nine. Marguerite Namara will sing
"A fors'e luz from la Traviata" and
| several selected songs Hipolito Lazaro
will sing THE Dream from Nassenet's
"Manon," Sibella's "Eocca Dolorosa,"
Ealverde's "Clavelitos' ana Claimants
AT Dawning." The orchestra. under
the direction Of Adolf Rothmeyer. will
play Nicolai's overture THE Merry
Wives of Windsor and Gr,eg's Peer
Gynt" suite.
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Cora Tracy az ToidHtho and Gladys
Caldwell rs Phyllis. Patience" will
open the week with two performances,
Monday and. Tuesday evenings; 10
lanthe" will be given Wednesday. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday evenings. and
The Milado" will be presented at the
Saturday matinee with cast including
William Danforth, Orville Harold, Her
bert Waterous, Bertram Peacock, JEFF
ferson d'Angells, Blanche Duffeld,
Gladys Caldwell, Gertrude Shannon and
Kate Condcn.
Harry Cumpson, pianist, and recently
discharged from the army. will give a
recital at Aeolian Hall on Tuesday af-
ternoon. The programme includes
Tschaikowsky's Variations. opus o. No.
6 Deethoven's Sonata. opus 81. No. 1
a prelude by Gliere and AIoszkowskis
spanish Caprice"
Mama yucca, assisted by eminent
artists, will give recital OF her own
compositions. comprising selections in
various forms. on Tuesday evening.
April /, at Aeolian Hall. The composer
will be the pianist.
Elias Breeskin viii give his second
violin recital. postponed from March 4
on Tuesday evening. April /. at Car
negie Hall. The programme: Sonata
No. ]. unaccompanied. Bach; Largo
Friedman Bach; Praeludium and Al
legro. Pugnani-Kre's;er; Symphonic Es-
pagnole, Lalo; Sottusno. Chopin.Wil-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30

will start OF an extensive spring tour
through the West, and will not be heard
hero again until next November.
Aside from john Mccormack ard
Nine Galli-Curci. concerts have already
been arranged at this house by Cleo
fonte Campaninl for the Chicago Opera
Orchestra and soloists. and for Nellie
MelOa- Rosa Eaisa. Alma Gluck and
Efram Zimbalist. Eugene Ysaye, Mischa
E;man. Father Fian's Pauiist Choristers.
Frances Aldal Rudolph Cans, the Net
ropoi!tan Quartet, Dorothy Jardon and
Toscha Seldlo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30
THE WEEK OF OPERA.
Metropolitan Opera House.

Metropolitan Opera House.
MONDAY, S15 P. M"LOracoo" "Paolacci" Easton
Messrs Althouse and Scott; Mr. Caruso. Muzo
WEDNESDAY S:15 p. M."Madams Butterfly" Nine. Farrar
Lazaro and Scott
THURSDAY. MI Trovaore," act ", Mme Ranrod Mr.
Martinell "La Fora del Desno" act H. and
Ponselle and Delauno Mr. Madones act
III. Muzio, Mr. Csruso.
THURSDAY. S5 MI Barbiere d Svgia," Nine
Messrs Hackctt and DE Luca.
FRIDAY S5 p Legend" Ponsere Mr. Athouse
Temple Dancer Nine. Easton Mr. Kingston; "Shanew"
Rraslau. Mr. Ahhouse
SATURDAY, M-"samson ct Dals," Nine Matchmaker
SATURDAY. p M."Thais" Nine Farrsr, piaz and
WhitehilL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30
Confesses He Always Is Just This Way Seasons End
lied Up on the Review Of the Piansts Division,
Insignia Hammer, and on Paglacci He
Needs a Long Rest in Sweet Silence

saclcloth and ashes waiting for that
he has nothing to say about nothing.
Elk nihilo nihit At. You cannot make
a silk purse out Of opera singers.
Blessed DO the judicious Fates for
ono thing. We heard a good Vdtenttn
In Faust" tho other day. We had al
most concluded that Gounod could not
be sung any more at all, but We live in
hope. All Is not lost on Nohao's
field. There Is yet a ray Of sunlight
II you doubt that read the Evening
Post.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30
BY W. J. HENDERSON.

HE dry Of the musical Of
wine dust the ps Lsts has been
tnkled TO It's eoucht
FORTH Macbeth remarked before
fifth and ninth symphonies hung quartersd
has been bed white AL the world with tho complaining
ghosts Of dead plesy
slaughtered again to mako a critics workd day.
Even the last victim
the inevitable American
joins the "innumerabe
something like accomplished
has been sung? What singer vews
trembling to the stars7 Ono thing, alone and
that that criticism damned
ward Read the words Of Edwin Brton, the
Evening Telegram (Iondon) Of February
"Ths irrelevant
took to Mr. Vincent dIndy whom large proportion of French
musicians acknowledge their leader work by
English
master seemed capou mood He did like the Of the work.
but would that he through
ing this rejecting that this license that barbariH
until wondered he would Perhaps thoughts
suddenly
adding crcing
would dismissed with could honestly
Of II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30

! henlj; Eordo, Schubert-Friedberg
Chorus OF pervishes, Beethoven Auer {;
viennese, Godowsky: Witches Sabbath,
first time. Goldmark Polonaise Bril-
iante, W!eniawsli
Folk songs-north and middle Ger
man-wil be- eung by eminent artists
on Tuesday evening in Cooper Union
Hall at the eleventh folk song concert
given by tine Peoples Music League of
the Peoples Institute.
Charlotte and Rose Presselie. at their
two piano recitals Wednesday afternoon,
April 2. In Aeolian Hail. will play.
among other numbers tho variations on
Bethovan theme by Sa.nt-Saens.
L,szts Concerto Pathetique and the
Rhapsodio Espsgnole, by Albeniz.
The FIRST OF series o. Pershing
Square musicals, under the direction OF
Il. Z. Johnston. will take place in the
grand ballroom OF the new Hotel Com
rrrodore. in Persling Square. Wednes-
day evening, April :. For the opening
programme the artists are Mary Garden,
Enricc Csruso, Arthur Rubinstein and
Mischa Elman.
Edward Morris. at his second piano
recital on Thursday afternoon, April s.
In Aeol.an Hail.. VII offer programme
/ Including the j minor toccata and
! fugue OF Bnch-TausiG, two dances In ~
and In G and the Sonata. opus 81, No. o.,
of Beethoven and the "Erlklng" of Schu-
Sert-Liszt,
Augusta Tollefsen, pianist, and Michel
! Penha. cellist, will give a sonata recital
! in Aeolian Hall on Friday evening, April
T. They will play three sonetas. Beet
| hoven's opus 1o2, No. ! Brahms's opus
SO and Ornstcn's opus 81,
Ossip Gabrilowitsch. at his piano re-
| cital Saturday afternoon. April ,, In
/ .Acolian Hall will offer a programme as
! follows: Phantasia !n 9, opus II. Schu-
mann: ctudeS, opus 10. c, l., L. L.. G.
ooDs, %. & sharp r?inor, Cd;l!Ro-, ChopIrr
! sonata. G minor. Schumann: nocturne h
d, opus Q. valse A fiat; scherzo, L MI
nor, Chopin.
Jascha ITeifetz will make his last New
York appearance of the season in a
violin recital at Carnegie Hall on Sun
day afternoon, April 6. lie will include
In his programme Brahms's Sonata In II
minor and a suite by SindImg.
| me Musical art Society, Frank Dam
rosch director, will resume it's activi-
ties during the season la19-1920. The
concerts of this organization were omit
ted during the current season. owing e
the appointment of its director to Gov,
eminent service, Preparations are now
being made for the season OF 1890
Tho choir OF seventy professional solo
lists will be carefully selected and will
perform some of the choicest examples
Of unaccompanied choral singing, TIL.
concerts will be given IN Carnegie Hal
tuesday evening. December 10. 1919
and on Saturday afternoon, April ., 1920
The Philadelphia Orchestra, Nine
lGeraldine Farrsr and Sergei Rachman
mon. Russian pianist and composer, will
offer the programme at the annual gals
concert OF the Vacation Association e
be given at the Metropolitan Operf
House on Tuesday evening. April S
This will be the first time Nine. Farra,
has sung In concert this son ant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30

Charles Dillingham; has arranged the
Sunday night dates at the Hippodrome
for the New York appearances during
1919-192o OF both John Mccormack and
Mime. Amelita Galli-Curci. Their receipts
this season are said TO have exceeded all
previous recital records in America. Mr..
Mccormack will give his final New York
concert OF this season at the Hippodrome
Eastern Sunday night. after which he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30
CONCERTS, RECTTALs, NOTES OF
MUSIC.


The Philharmonic society's Anal con-
cert will take place this afternoon at
Carnegie Hall. Eddy Brown will be
tho soloist A request programme will
be given as follows: Beethoven. SYM
phony No. s; Rachmaninoff. tone poem,
THE Isle of the Dead: Bruch. violin
concerto, @ minor: Tschaikowsky, over
ture, "1S12."
Sergei Prokohefr will give his third
plano recital this afternoon at Aeolian
Hall. He will offer an all Russian pro-
grsmnle as follows; First sonata. +
minor. in one Part: three gavottes, two
GRANDMOTHER Tales. toccata. Proko-
fiei,: poeme satanique. Scris5ine; pie
lures from an exhibition, Moussorgsky
Sarcasnns, ProEoheff,
In response TO numerous requests Nine.
Ruano Rosislav. soprano. known here
In private life as Mrs. Ricardo Martin,
will repeat the programme of her re-
cont recital this afternoon at the Princess
Theatre styled as "Une Heure de
Musiaue." Her list is as follows: Slavic
songs: La Chevelure, La Flute dc Pan
debussy: lie jardin des bambous, Pierre
Waulking Song. Gaelic; Mother. Ivor
Novello; Separazione. Sgambati: La
sicillana, Leone sinIgaglia, AccoTnpan-
list. Alan Tanner. ...
Alessandro Dolci, a tenor OF the Chi
cago Opera Company, who Is cooperating
with the Saleslan Fathers In concert
tonight at Carnegie Hall for the benefit
OF ruined religious and charitable insti-
tutlons in northern Italy. has rearranged
his programme for the introduction OF
two sopranos not announced before, Alys
Larreyne and Mary Mellish, the latter by
courtesy of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. Other soloists will be VirRilio
Lazsari. q Chicago opera bass: Silvio
Levatelli. 'ceilist: Giacomo Spadoni, as
sistant conductor of Mr.. Campaninis
STAFF. will assist at the piano. The musl-
cal programme will be preceded by the
projection OF pictures OF havoc suffered
in northern Italy during the recent IN
vasion. with short description spoken
by John Freschi. Mr.. Dolci will be
heard In z lucevan lie STEELE from
''Tosca," Giordano's Caro- milo ben"
the duet from Rossinis Moses" with
Mr.. Lazsari, and Una furtiva iagrima
from "L'Elisir d'Amore." Mr.. I.azzari
will sing the Gomez Salvador Rosa.
and an aria from "Ernani." Miss Lar
reyre is listed for the Jewel Song from
Faust" Mas Mellish for Musetta's
waltz from ia Boheme" and AR. Leva-
tell for an aria by Antonio Tenaglia
and the Allegro Apassionato" of Saint
Saens.
Nine. Galii-Curci will give song re-
cital at the Hippodrome this evening.
She will es assisted by Homer Samuels,
accompanied. and Manuel Berenxuer,
iutist. The programme: Nina, Pergo-
csc: Shepherd Thy Demeanor Vary.
Brown; sosnbre foret from william
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30
OF MUSICAL RAREBITS GIVES CRITIC INDIGESTION
CONCERTS OF THE WEEK.

sUNDAYephiharmonc Society Carnegie Hall, p NJ Serge
recital PRINCESS Theatre $3.50 NJ essandro Doc song
Hippodrome, s15 p NJ. Opera Metropolitan Opera
House. $3.50 p NJ Bera REVERE Princess Theatre,
NJ. Cef Club Orchestra, Selyn Theatre, $3.50 p NJ
MoNDAYarod and Jacques Thbaud violin,
recital, Aeolan Hail. S15 p. NJ.
TUEsDAY-Eins Breeskn violnis Carnegie Hall sh5 Harry
Aeoian Hall s:l5 Folk concert auspices
Observation-Disclosures and Rose Pressee, recital,
NJ. Pershing Square Musicale, the
modore Hotel, $40 P. NJ.
THURSDAY-Edward Morris, pianist, Aeolan Hail. 8 P. NJ
FRIDAY-Rachel Harris soprano Aeolian Hail.
Toefn pianist; Michel Penha, cello, joint recital
Aeoian Hall, $3.50 P. NJ.
sATURDAY-op Gabriowitsch pianist, Aeoian Hall, M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30
METROPOLITAN OPERA

Mon. at 6:l5, L'OracoIo. Eeeton: AIthoussS
scotti. Didur. Paaliaccl. MuIio; Carusos
Chalmers. werTcnrath. Cond. Morsnzoni,
Wed. etsJb Butterly. Farrar. Fornla, fls
FARO. Scott, Bada. D'Anzela. Cd. .Mmannout,
1 Thurs. Sp'I Mat. at Isl 20 ss), Verdi
| Festival. Act Trovatore, Acts 2 and . |
| Fcrza del Destino, Act 3 Aida. Rappold,
| Ponsclle, Muzio. Csruso, Martinelli White. i
| hill Chs liners Nsrdoncs. Condrs, |
' mcranzoni and pspi. \
Thurs.atS y 8, Barber of seville. Barrfentull
Hackett DeLuca, Rothier, Mslatcsts, Cd Pap1s
Fri. at 8. Triple Bin: Legend. Temple
Dancer. Shanewis. Ponselle, Easton, Brasauf
Althouse. Kingston, Chalmers, Cd. Moranzoni.
Sat. at 2, samson ct Della. Mstxensucrf
Ceruso. Chalmers. Merdones. Cd. Monteuxs
sat. at s, 5Sc to s3l. That's. Farrar, Hownrd1
Althouse. Whitehill, Ana MAN Cond. Monteux.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30

the first time Mr.. Rachmanino1 has ap-
peared with the Philadelphia Orchestra
as soloist.
The second subscription concert Of the
Schola Cantor,im, which will be given
at Carnegie Hall Wednesday evening,
April 0, will be devoted largely to Easter
week music. It will offer an unusual
opportunity to the concert public to COM
pare the two AUTOMATICALLY highest
types of liturg!cal capella writing, the
Catholic Church music OF old Spain and
the Russian orthodox music of to-day.
Spain will be represented by anthems of
Victoria and Morales, this being. so far
as records 60. the first performance here
OF works by Morales, a composer of the
early sixteenth century. whom recent re-
searches have exalted to preeininent
place In the writing of music for the
Catholic Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30

Jascha IIeifetz will make his last New
York appearance of the season in a
violin recital at Carnegie Hall on Sun
day afternoon, April 6. lie will include
In his programme Brahms'5 Sonata In u
minor and a suite by Sinding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30

The Philadelphia Orchestra. Nine.
Geraldine Farrsr and Sergei Rachman-
mon. Russian pianist and composer, will
oner the programme at the annual gala
concert OF the Vacation Association to
be given at the Metropolitan Opera
House on Tuesday evening. April S.
This will be the first time Nine. Farrar
has sung In concert this asOn and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30

: henj; Rordo, Standardization
Chorus OF pervishes, Beethoven Auer
Viennese, Godowsky: Witches Sabbath,
frst time. Godmark; Polonaise Bril-
iante, W!eniawslii.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30

Augusta Tollefsen, pianist, and Michel
Penha. cellist, will give a sonata recital
in Aeolian Hall on Friday evening. April
4. They will play three sonatas. Beet
hoven's opus 102, No. ! ; Brahmss opus
SO and Ornstc ms opus 81.
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