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calendar for tl5, Current lOeek

81 tNDAh Carnegie Hal Society;
Aeoan Hail by the Club; Princess
rheateE piano recital CoAud Iongace Thear
H. Frederic Warren ballad Lexington Thater D. rn
concert by New York Symphony Orchestra; City College, m
organ recital by Samuel A Baldwin; Metropolitan Opera House
$500 p nr opera concert verdis "Requem."
MoNDAY~Canegie HAL by Prihoda s:15
m song recital by De Roda Henuh soprano; Hall
3 recital Peterson, soprano; SIS D. m piano
recital by Ernest Huheson; Metropolitan Opera House m
Italian LA Forza dc
TUESDAY APrlncess Theater Leder
lIngwoh bsrytone Aeoiian Hall by
Nuke; s'o N. Beethoven Associa
WEDNESDAY Hall Charles Cooper.
Carnegie Hail. SIS by Ievtzki; CITY College
recital by Samuel Baldwin; Metropolitan opera
House, p M, Italian opera,
THURSDAY Carnegie Hall, by Eddy Brown $40
concert by Philharmonic Society; Aeoan Hal r. M SONG
recital by Alice Moncef contrato; D. m song ea, bv
George Madden baryne; House French opera
Dala. = N~ 'FNN"'
Hail. 2:So concert by Philharmonic Society," m concert
by National Symphony; Aeoan Hail. D. m piano recital
by Katherine Iacon S15 by Robert scbmitz.
metropolitan Opera House. Italian III Carlton
SATURDYAeolian Hail. by slagdene Brd.
Hall 2:So by the National Symphony Orchestra.
Metropolitan Opera House, opera A1da" & y,
ltal ian opera, 'N'
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Concerts at Cooper Union

The Music League of the Peoples
institute will give series of fifteen
concerts on successive Sunday evenings
IN the Great Hall at Cooper Union, be-
ginning December 19. Two years ago
a remarkable series Of folksong con-
certs was given there under the artis-
tic direction Of Max Merz and under
the same auspices, and this years con-
certs VIII amplify the plan presented
then. The object will be~to give pro-
grams of folk-music. together with
vocal and instrumental music which
has developed from that source. Each
evening will be devoted to one nation,
with the exception Of the opening pro-
gram, which consists of "Christmas
Songs of Different Nations" Well
known artists VII be heard, and the
advisory committee of musicians inter
ested in the plan includes Nine. Louise
Homer, Harold Bauer, David Bispham
and Reinhold Warlich. Admission to
these concerts will be free.
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'Oratorio Society to
Give Second Festival

The Oratorio Society of New York, of
which Charles NJ. Schwab is president,
announces a second festival of music,
to be given during the entire week of
March %, at the Manhattan Opera
House, instead OF the armory. This is
made possible through the generosity
OF Mr. Schwab. whose interest in the
advancement of music in this city made
the festival of last spring a possibility.
Many of the acoustical problems of
an armory were solved during the fes-
tival last spring, but for ideal artistic
conditions smaller auditorium seemed
desirable, and the directors, therefore.
decided to sacrifice the greater seating
capacity Of an armory to the higher
artistic results to be obtained in the
Manhsttan Opera House, where the
smaller capacity Will be compensated
for BY conditions more suited 10 the
artistic performance of choral and or
chestral works, in which 1900 singers
and musicians will participate
Walter Damrosch, who will again be
artistic director and conductor in chief
OF the festival, is now mapping out the
various programs to be performed, the
details of which will be announced
later
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Fifth Week of
Opera Season at
The Metropolitan

'La Forza del Destino" will begin
the fifth week of the Metropolitan
Opera season tomorrow evening. with
Miss Ponselle and Messrs. Caruso.
Danise, Mardones and Chalmers. Miss
FALL and Mr. Boniiglio will dance Mr.
Pap will conduct.
Other operas this week will be:
"Zaza" on Wednesday evening, with
Mines. Farrar. Howard. Egener, Ingram
and Miss Quintina, and Messrs. Marti-
nell and De Luca. Mr.. Moranzoni will
conduct.
Samson ct Dalila" on Thursday eve
Messrs Caruso. Whitehili and Rothier
Lucia" and III Carlton Magico" or
Friday evening. In the former Mines.
Garrison and Egener and Messrs. Gigli,
De Luca and Mardones will sing. The
ballet will be danced by Miss CALI, Mr.
Bonfigiio and Miss Rudolph
aida" will be the Saturday matinee
opera. with Mines. Destinn, Matzenauer
and Harvard. and Messrs. Martineli,
Danise, Martino and Gustafson. Miss
Rudolph will be the premiere danseuse.
"Tosca" will be the popular price
opera on Saturday night, with Nine.
Farrar and Messrs. Chamlee and Scott
Nerdis Requiem will be sung at to-
Nl8HtS opera concert. MINES. DeS-
tim and Gordon and Messrs. Chamlee
and Rother will be the soloists The
entire Metropolitan chorus and orches-
ira will take part. Giulio Sctti will
conduct.
"Madama Butterfly" will be sung for
the first time this season on Friday
afternoon, December "a. by Mines. Far
rar, Fornia and Egoner and Messrs.
Chamlee, Scott, Bada, Ananan,
D'Angelo, Reschiglian and Cerri. Mr.
MoranzOni will conduct
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Music Notes

The st. Cecilia Club, Victor Harri
conductor, Will give its first concert
this season in the ballroom of the Wal
dorf- Astoria on Wednesday evening,
December 10. AS is usual in the con-
certs Of this organization, the program
will include first performances of works
specially written for the club, which on
this occasion viii be those by Cecil
Forsyth, Franco Lconi, Nine Liza Leh-
mann and Miss Natalie Curtis. In ad-
dition to these first performances the
program Will include compositions By
Robert Schumann, Coieridge Taylor.
Iimskykorsakotf and Victor Harris.
The assisting artist will be Fred Pat
ton, barytone. The club has just CO.
operated with the New York Philhar-
monlc Society at one of its concerts
and is already engaged for another
performance on January 2S.
Mishel Pastro, Russian violinist will
give his third New York recital on Sat
urday evening, December 25, in Car
negie Hall. He will play Paganini's
concerto in D, Mozart's /, fat major
sonata. Sarasates "Zigeunerweisen" n"
and shorter pieces.
Jan Kubelik will give recital on
Sunday evening, January 2, at the Hip
podrome,
The Spanish tenor. Hipolito Lazaro.
gives his second New York recital at
Carnegie Hall on Sunday afternoon
December 26.
- q ina I,
appear tomorrow night at the Brook
lyn Academy of Music in conjunction
with the first public appearance this
season of the Brooklyn Orchestral So
ciety. Herbert J. Braham CONDUCTOR
In addition to the aria from "Herodi-
ade' with orchestral accompaniment,
MIR Werrenrath will present group
of songs with piano accompaniment.
Magdeleine Brard the young French
pianist, who viii again be heard at
Aeolian Hall next Saturday afternoon,
is now Nine. Edmondo Borgo.
The Chicago Orchestra, founded by
the late Theodore Thomas, will give
concert in Carnegie Hall on Janu
airy %.
After appearing in London for the
first time in sixteen years, Josef Hof
mann will soon return to America, be
ginning his season here with q recital
at Carnegie Hall on January IS.
Albert Coates. conductor OF the Lon
don Symphony Orchestra and the Royal
Opera at Covcnt Garden, will make
hls first appearance in America as
guest conductor of the New York Sym
phony Orchestra at the pair Of con-
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Beethoven Association

The Beethoven Association, in its
second concert on Tuesday evening, De
cember IA, at Acolian Hall. will enlist
the services Of Leopold Godowsky, AL
bert Spalding. Hans Kinder and the
Philharmonic Orchestra. Josef Strans-
ky conductor Nine Matzenaucr was
originally announced to appear, but her
engagements at the Metropolitan Opera
will prevent. The program will be
devoted entirely to Beethoven and will
metheus, triple concerto for piano, vio-
lin and violoncello, OPP 56, and Sym
phony No. 3.
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At 8:15 p. m. Piano recital by Ernest
Hutchesou.
Tuesday

Princess Theater, 3 p. m. Lieder re-
cital in English by Nelson Illingworth,
barytone:
Stormy Night; Request .The Messenger:
The Runick Rock: Farewell. Franz
Despair; Rain Song; Tears. -..-... Brahms
swan Songs tsong cycle) Loves Mes
sage: The Warriors Foreboding: Nv
Abode: Spring Longings; Serenade;
Atar; Departure; Atlas; Her Portrait.
The Fishermaiden; The Town: BY
the Sea, The Wrath: The Pigeon
Song OF the Stonebrcaker: Rest Thee,
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Programs OF the Week

Nv Spirit .--........,...-.......s strauss
Aeolian Hall, sis p. m. Cello re-
cital by May Mukle
s9,e 81 :Dvcrak
t-.~f IA = g alcuitEt
sonata in Two movements. for Piano.
iOfie and Violorccllo. Frank Bridge
IlFst performance in America)
Wlth James FriSiSin al tho piano
rive short pieces-Au Absent One a
Little Cradle Song. Whins. 80
seems II in Ny Deep Regret" and =
Sunday Evening IN Autumn
Swedish Foik-tune (Ver,nelands Visal
Arranged by Percy Graiaser
REQUEST group
Sultafre. ..-.-.-....-........ .Moskowsb,
-, ,' ~ 8 i.'' Saint Saens
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- "i.c't Nit coates Will direct
the British program and produce
Vaughan Williams '"London Symphonv"
for the first time in this country.
Daisy Kennedy (Mrs. Benno Moisei-
wltsch) viii give a second violin re-
cltal at Aeoiian Hall on January 10.
A new English pianist, Maurice Reeve,
VIII make his American debut at Aeo-
han Hall on January H. He is a grad
uate or the Ro al Academy, which he
entered at the age Of five. Mr.. Reeve
played MS first public concert in Rich
mond. England, when he was seven
and appeared in London four wears
later. He is now twenty three; he
served with the English forces and was
severely wounded near st. Quentin in
l9lE Last year he received his dis
charge from the army
Nine. Yvonne de Treville will give a
recital at Aeolian Hall on January Ia
The soprano will make a feature Of
unusual French songs
Renald Werrenrath's second Carnegie
Hall recital is announced for Sunday.
January 9.
A program of Christmas carols and
anclent folk songs Of France, England
RUSSIA, Germany. Italy and Spain will
be presented by the Mount Holyoke
College vesper choir in Aeolian Hall
Tuesday, December 2l. The concert
which represents an attempt to revive
the art of pure choral singing, is given
for the benefit of the Mount Holyoke
S5,oOO,OOO endowment fund, which the
alumn1 and students are pledged to
raise by June, 1921.
Arturo Toscanini and the La Scala
Orchestra, of Milan, numbering ninetv.
eight players, aboard the Presidente
Wilson, are due to arrive in New Yorr
to-day.
The organization is booked for 6ftv
concerts in thirty-tve principal Ameri-
can cities during period of ten weeks
beginning December % at the Metro
politan Opera House.
Willem Wlleke, who shares the post
OF assistant director to Walter Dam
rosch with his colleague, Rene Pollain,
and who will direct the second popular
priced concert of the New York Sym
phony Orchestra at the Lexington The
ter this afternoon, was born at The
Hague in 1879.
Graduated at the Conservatory of
Rotterdam. Mr.. Willeke became first
cellist at Covent Garden under Mailer.
His iirst appearance in this country
was as 'cellist of the celebrated Kneisel
Quartet, where his excellent work had
telling effect. When the Kneisel Quar-
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Finale from First Symphony. "
Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m. Piano recita
~ Charles Coone~.
hursdav

Carnegie Hall. s:l5 D. N. Piano 70
By Eddy Brown:
'2icerto in \ minor Tor violin vi.aia,
ArcoinDaried b. string quartet and ors,sr s,-'
Scottish Iantaisie ''''u - san
liAeoHua >ie's'ia tor violin slone) Bach
- '.,.. .-.-..-..-. .Tschaikosssl,y y
At.n,,.,, -'-'..-.-s.- Brown Crane.
La Aonde des Latins-. -...........B .Bszz,n,
At $3.50 p. M. Concert by the Phil
harmonic Society:
Overt arc. "Fidelioo rsso.A.,,..
'a'" 'V"cF;'o, NO. :, y ma Jor. Beethoven
Harold Bauer
Symphony' NO. ?. E-haf MAJOR 5isroioa).
RacI nnren
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Monday
Carnegie Hall, 3 p. NJ. Violin recit
Nv NaSa prihoda.

Carnegie Hall, 8 p. NJ. Violin recital
by Vasa Prihoda:
Concerto in r sharp minor ......... Ernst
Hygone Days lpsraphrase on 30
La Chase tcaprice) Cartier kreislcr
rota de Pablo sarassts yoa,S
l.e streghe (wtches' Dance} .Paganini llir
At s:15 p. m. Song recital by De
Roda Helmuth, soprano:
ASas1e ATS1'e'9 d. la Belle xr:e iarqs M6asIsi, ibs
Come Wen Wander: Vioiets: .corne7,us
An Saints Day............-..... Strauss
Have in Penna = sweethear. dwelling,
rs..,, .s ,,... Wolf
Tho Llss for ths Gar in Russian5. ~"
Tel Ne Why Are the Roses So PALE
Gn Russial) ............ Tschaikowsky
L,, Le Sais-Tr ..........--.-,... Massenet
Les Files d. Cadix. .DeIibes
Mag Scene l'Haniet'D .....-......T Thomas
b&hodis Az ....-......-'--... German
The Young Rose. 4 Question. ....... Poies
Aeolian Hall. p. m. Song recital BY
May Peterson, soprano:
Eac E' capt Nos des nsAs Angeles c@taion.s
Amarilli mia bella a................ .Cacclni
Air de Momus Patron, VOLTA reHet du
VIZ % . o iSHCn
A Ia Claire Fontaine.. .French-Canadian
La Belle Danseuse.
Bois chors aux ramiers; serenads
L'heure Delicieuse estau5
Aacht und Traume ..........-.. schubert
Hans und Grethe Nahler
Chinesische ode; Der Spieitnann..
Dirk Foch
The Unforeseen. -...-: :..... Cyril Scott
There is garden in her face.
A. Walter Kramer
Come hither, iyttel ch!lde..Albert spalding
Would That l WerN Soaring ....... Siogren
Jag tror, Jag far 'borja. .Dannstrom
At 8:15 p. m. Piano recital by Ernest
Hutcheson:
Four choral preludes--
Waken. Calls to Us the Voice: In
Thee Is JOY; Lord Cry 20 Thee:
Rejoice. Dear Christian. Bach Busoni
Sonata in c minor, Op 3 3....... Beethoven
Spozalizio; Ballad in B minor. ....... List
Four arrangements. Ernest Hutcheson:
Burlesque in q minor: Caprice in Il
scherzo from "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" . .................,M Mendefssoh.,
Ride of ths Vaikyrie. Wagner
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Music in Newark

The next attraction in the Fuerst-
man series of concerts at the Newark
Armory will be Nine. Schumann-H -Heink
on Wednesday evening, December Is.
She will be assisted by Katherine Hoff-
man, pianist, and George Morgan, barry
tone. She will sing Rossis air, "Ah
Rendimi," and songs by Schubert and
others.
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FRIDAY

Hotel Biltmore, II A. m Fourth
morning musicale:
scherzo Tarantelie ............ .Wieniaw~,s:
Mr. Bochco
= e.. sqjdiers Bride ......-.. :Rachtnanlnon
(First time. Words by Mrs. Enrico caruso1
y - '''''' MISS Fltz.u '"F'es
Aria. u che in seno agli angel
from La Forza dei Destino" ...... Nerd;
Mr. Martinela
l ne Lark -.-..-,--..-. Glinka-Aue
- p'''T ''@s''7 ~, .saTasats
Ell Majo Discreto; FL Ma5o Aiiegrio.
Miss Fitziu
: Toseo I"',so ''o'1Hoi q Bstvineii
Mr Martinell
D1er from "Tosca" lirsr act) .. P1ccIuf
liss Filziu and Mr.. Martineui
Carnegie Hall. 2:3o p. m. Concert
by the Philharmonic Society:
symphony. No. .. Z major. Pastoral.
Piano s.7,o Concerto. No :. f Fat major,
Harold Bauer
Overture, Leorore. No. 3..... Beethoven
Carnegie Hall. SIS p. m. Concert by
the Nationa. Symphony Society:
Symphony. "Eroica" Beet hova,
Concerto in E-fat Tor two pianos. Mozart
Olga samaron and Heinrich Gebhard
Aeoiian Hall, 3 p. m. Piano recital
by Katherine Bacon:
chromatic Fantaisie and Fugue. .Bsah
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SUNDAY
by

Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. IN. Concert by
the Philharmonic Society:
Beethoven Program
Overture "Coriolanus" Op g.
Concerto in D major Op. 81 (for violin
and orchestra).
Arrigo Serato.
Symphony No. 5. IN c minor Op. 81.
Aeolian Hall, p. m. Concert BY.
the Harvard Glee Club:
Adoramus Te .................P .Pa,estrina
-. .seIsre Allcgri
My Bonnie ,f1rsl,' ~,
rnres Pictures From the Tower of Babel,
,r Ruoinstein
brakes Drum .-........ .Coleridge- Taylor
Dream World .....-.............,. ID Duparc
A.i.luJaA, Amen ...-.....-,...... tanuei
Princess Theater, p. n. Piano re-
cital by Viola -Audet:
sarabandes Nnedit: found during the
on sailor) .............B Brahms
Westmnster Abbey Urom "Impressions
p. "i lonG9n '-..'....-...-..... .GroEiez
ffsiuGe, - Apres Nuin d'un Faans. 1n1 '"s
.arranged by Leonard ISorwick) Lebussy
- Tone Picture Can old fashioned music
nox out Of tune) ............ Viola Cole
" ".Alceste" e"-Caprice- -Valse saint sacns
Longacre Theater. Frederic Warren
ballad concert:
Tuscan Folksonss tduets>, The Flight
Of Clouds; Nearest and Dearest"
Lug, Caracciolo
Miss Graham and Mir. lieardon
T'fA3anae ct ra'noour!n. .-,...-.-Le Clair
i-aFShatto 49,. .----.....-. Nardin'
Miss Amy Neill.
~ I;usl ......s-... Little Russian
,ySiu NAioliila ...s-.-- tlusslan
Muhl i-acrime ,.........-.... FunlAnian
70 Ardenko Moje. .........- Czocho- -siovalz
Nine Ruano BogislaV
Evan Paul at the piano
AZ a. ,'-..-.-.... A Weltor Kramer
~ IVA -........ OIry Speaks
Robin Goodfelicw tFr. In Fairyland'D.
Orlando Morgan
George Warren Rcaraon
| Shall Awake. .-..-.-...A. Walter Kramer
You WIN Not Come Again.
Bainbrdge Crist
song or the open. n...-..--.F Frank La Forge
Miss Mildred Graham
.>oc' ,C' urne .-.-..-..- Chopin
Scherzo Tarantei!e. ........... Wieniawski
Miss Any Nelll.
* II Nochenka- --.-....-----.-. Russian
PonlAe Mlyrt -...s,.......-Cz Czec ho- av;,k
Ak ia Ne NecAer. s...-...-.-.-lt ltoWany
ftaspdscncl ......-...-.-- Russian
~ leh Nom .-....--.- --..- Russia =
Mre Ruano i'ogislav.
over the Heather tdue.) 800. FraniA NOR
Miss Graham and Mr.. Keardon.
City College, .. n. Samuel A Bald
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The only appearance in New Jersey
of Toscanini and the La Scala Orchestra
will take place at the Newark Armory
on January II, under the local direction
OF Mary Lindsay Oliver.
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Wednesday

City College, p. m. Samuel A. Bald
wins free organ recital:
S,Ihorsle Prelude Jesus Ny Guics". Bach
" eeping. Mournir,,;; '-'''--..-.- isossi
SUE ..r, Mauro Cot,one
Largo from New World" symphony
FInale f.o,,, IT.. s. Dvorak
Aeolian Han, 8 p m. Piano recital
oy Charles Cooper:
symphonic Etudes. .scbvr,s..,
Rhsnsoiie ,.,.,,; ,,,;.-.--..- Gluck- Brshfils
rri, ~ = apile tic- -......-.. Brahms
-, t-"ne al ttenins. The Fountain Of
the Acqna I'ao!a, scnsrzo. op.
Poenf. d,,, it Charles T. CRIMES
~ % ~ -n. y fiat Andente Spina;o
'--u'e 'Slack KY. sChoni,,
Carnegie Hall, s:15 p. m. Piano re-.
c-tal by Leyitzki:
rhirty-two variations IN c minor Ra..ho,,.u
.So.'tta' op' o5 tWa!dstein) ..... ISeetbove,
,,DA''"' oP. lVl ............ gea,ho,.,.
90As'h' op' ~. j. minor (Appassionatat
Beethoven
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Aeolian Hall, 9 p. m Song recital by
Alice Moncrieff, contralto.

''Abrti. Faggl" .........~ .~a,sa-.
Dry Thos. Eyes .., Vic,or 15,liss,er
sweet Nymph" G5s5) Thomas MorIcy
- Heer Roaming ........-.C. i. Horn
~ SvlS .-..--...-- .......-. Brahrl.
vas Not a Blade on Dewy Meadow
-, fi"pA" ..--..... .Tscbaikowsky
~ n'a sthd Cafrier' .-..-..Apgust Bungert
,1,,-s i--s 4 1siaHc" s.-..........F .Fourcra.n
Petite berceuse Fer-ieY
''L'oublY rre,,rts-
Cupid Interrogc'' ...... t.cro- vavior
ne -----..... Henry Levey
y Garden is a Lovesoue Thing"
A., Alma Goa-let
- n no." Ny Love- '.......-..-.. 3NeS, Irish
Two Roses .......... Tfailstt q; iihn-.y
Nanny Dear" ........... Frank n C;reg
The Velvet Darkness" william Reddc.c
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'certs in Carnegie Hall December 80
and 81, when Mr.. Coates will direct
the British program and produce
Vaughan Williams London Symphony"
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AT s;15 p. m. Song recital By George

u Tl~-71UT-ll, UaI IOTe-
W >y Heert Ever Faithful. l.........-...Baeh
- ui5 : <AnoratloFi -.--.-- etsogsI
nov Whiins Ny Iaterual Love (Sarp-
The Violet 49,
- -.'is Ny Own. GiordaH,
Marriage of Roses Cesar Irrar.s
y " II IA q Water Liiy..----........... Greg
80 3'NFt iplls- --.---. ! alFerd-
N sitting By the St!e. Mary
Oi8 IRISH Tuna
N iI'sn No"l'-.-. -........- Aug usta Holmes
7'n,f ! l-oFf .--c Charles Wakefield Cadmaa
swell sweet Lazy. Charles Gilbert Sprcss
t..n4oi.e. .-.,..- Charles Gilbert spros.
The old Road - robn prins1a $50.
- a oVi'n t, ..-.-.. Joseph c BreiI
-. "a. DDas; toih song Mac Dowen
'''- '''tp Fl9"t ...-----.- .-..-. Treh earns
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Ter the Heather tduet) ..... Franz No
Miss Graham and MIR. Reardon.
City College, i o. m. Samuel A. Bali
wins free organ recital:

Sonata No. in D minor .tiuilrrsut
Air in y; FuGue 2 Ia Giguc. ......... Bach
i-i-'silloN Er2uzQu4r
Improvisation .....-............-. Guridi
Sallud ..,..-..- +..-.... DrtcaEa
Pilgrims Chcgus; Song to the Evening
Theme and Finale in A fat ........ .Thlele
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city College, a p. m. Samuel A. Bald
wins free organ recital:
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Daisy Kennedy (Mrs. Benno Moisei.
Wltsch) VIII give second violin re-
cital at Aeolian Hall on January 10
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Nine. Yvonne de Treville will give
recital at Aeolian Hall on January Ia.
The soprano will make feature Of
unusual French songs.
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Reinald Werrenrath's second Carnepie
Hall recital is announced for Sunday.
January 8.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
CORNELL RAISES S2,136,Oli.
New York District Leads Subscriptions
with S6IaaS3

Ithaca, \. y, Jan. l6.-The Cornell
lndownmcnt Fund Campaign Committee
hiss jast announced that subscriptions
~ da,e total s.. l36,014 The number OF
subscribers Is 997 and the average sub
scrpption j. s2.142 This total does not
lncIudc gift of 81 100000 for the new
chenlral laboratory 100000 given for
the Cornell Medical College in New
ork. and several other gifts made for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
Market Basket Specials

fromt o. of the
s2136O14 will all be available Cornell Faculty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-16
so O0O CIRI. SCOIJTS ON ROLL.
Annual Council Shows Organization u
Flourishing.

Philadelphia, Jan. l6,-RePcorts pre-
sentcd at the sixth annual council meeting
of the Girl Scouts OF America showed that
the organization now has membership oi
more than 10000.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was elected
honorary president. Other. officers eject,
cd are: President, Mrs. Arthur Osgood
Choate, Pleasantville, \. l.; VicG-presi-
and Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Washington
treasurer, Mrs. Nicholas I. Brady, New
York.
Mrs. Juliette Loy. Savannah, Ga, the
founder of the Girl Scout movement in
this country, who voluntarily retired as
prcsident. was unanimously elected 10
the office Of founder of Girl Scouts of
America, specially created for her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16

time was found surprisingly vulnerable.
Before the end of the first half hour
declines of to more than points were
recorded. The shipping shares were
conspicuous points OF attack, presum =
ably encouraged because OF the atten
ton attracted to the decreased out
going tonnage and the fact that i'm &.
portations are only in driblets. Marine
common lost more than points, as did
Atlantic, Gulf aud West Indie.
Pressure against the newer oil com
panies' shares was renewed with greater
vigor. Middle States Oil adding over 9
points to its recent precipitate reversal.
Transcontinental, which yesterday
seemed to be immune. came in for an =
other drubbing, making new low rec
ord. at 23ib. The fresh weakness in
these shares unsettled the entire oil
group, and declines of i to over D
points were suffered before the down
ward swing was checked. The entire
industrial division was affected. The
tobaccos and metal shares alone mani
tested moderate firmness.
The selling pressure was suddenly
and the rapid rebound of
many stocks. including those of more
speculative character, indicated that
much of the carly reaction was again
due to the aggressive tactics of the re-
dictionary party. On the recovery, how
ever, the market became dull. but ad-
ditional changes were mostly at higher
levels. The opening rate of 8 per cent
for call money, as against 9 per cent
yesterday. probably was a factor in the
further recoverics at noon.
Shorts began another drive against
prices in the early afternoon. directing
their efforts against high priced motors
and oils Reactions in General Motors,
Chandler. Royal Dutch, Shell Trans
port, Texas Co. and Pan American
Petroleum extended from to points.
Rails, Steels and equipments later led
an irregular rally.
Although call loans dropped to 6
per cent, a broader selling movement
marked the later dealings. many stocks
recording quotations of the session.