Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
MAYOR URGES END
4 Of JAZZ IN MUSIC
Tails organists to Work for
purer Accomplishments for
Modern Dancing
ON HERE

,,.ror Moore appealed for better
Ms. dance music at the opening OF
u sa,,rteenth annual convention OF the
tne.ismai tne Association of Organists, IN
N.I Hall. Wanamaker's this morn
ing; rs music which is elevating
,s nusjc calculated to make the
w NJ men and women good,' he
nes,' ,1 mTake from it the vicious element
~, r,oodern jazz calculated to dishonor
W. speaking of dancing he made a
n ,bat II might well be done in the'
ps~ pnsn air such as at the public dances
w tbe Parkway. ,--
Oh az 1H' must not be In ll-lighted dance
,.us but in the open. where people
n.' msr see whether it is right or wrong,
II said
Others Mako Addresses
o,hsr addresses were delivered by DR..
,.ss McE. Ward, president of the
t.m.r;can ~. Organ Players Club; George
nmh.s.nder A. West, dean of the Penn
niu,r.n;. Chapter, American Guild of
G.s.nists. and Henry s. Fry, president
" tbo national body. Reports of OFF,
VI .s committees and State presidents
srt1' .rd election Of nominating committees
followed
t.rsnce. with paper by Herbert Brown
sr nErperiences With the Organ Buy
a., Public" Luncheon will be served
~ ~ o'clock. At 2 o'clock there will be
: ,ound table conference, led by Herbert
4 hammond. The subject will be The
Aim and Program of the Association
Recital This Afternoon
At4:8O p. NJ. there will be a recital
4, 81. Clements Church, Twentieth and
Cherry streets, by Albert Riemen-
scbneider. organist and director of music
n The Euclid Avenue Baptist Church,
Cleveland. In the evening there will
be another recital at the Walnut Street
Prssbyterian Church by James Robert
Gillette, municipal organist of Evans
vile. Ind. Tomorrow the meetings will
be held ut Girard College in the morning
and in the evening at st. Clements
Church.
The session Thursday will be held at
the Stanley Theatre, Nineteenth and
Market streets, beginning at 0 30 A. NJ.
There will be addresses of welcome by
Jules Z. Mastbaum and Frank w.
Buber. There will be round table,
conducted by Rollo +. Maitland. on
Modern Ideas of Theatre Organ Play.
Ing" John Hammond, president of the
Society of Theatre Organists. will
deliver an address, and there will be
demonstration Of the Kimball unit
organ, with which the theatre is
equipped This will be followed by
recital by William Klaiss.
Committee in Charge
The committee of arrangements for
| the convention consists Of DR.. Ward,
chairman; Paul s. Ambrose. William
=. Austin, Mrs. Ivy N. Baisly. T.
Leslie Carpenter, James Francis Cooke,
Charles NJ. Courboin, James A. Crab.
tree, Miss Eleanor s. Drew, Herbert 8.
Drew. J. Frank Frysinger, e. s. Gard.
ner, Miss Edith NJ. Griffenberg, s. u.
Gruenstein. Mrs. Rollo +. Maitland,
Maxwell McMichacl, Miss Anna May
Monroe, Mrs. Herbert p. Onyx, +. w.
ReSberg, Miss Marjorie higgins, Alex
ander Russell, S. Wesley Sears Mrs.
y. B. Straw. Herbert J. Tily. James
/ G. Warhurst. George Alex A. West
and Charles Wisner.
The Program Committee includes
Henry s. Fry, chairman. who is presi-
dent Of the association Clifford Dema-
rest, Edward X. Macrum, Rollo F.
Maitland, Reginald l.. McAll, Albert Il.
Norton, F. w. Riesberg, Alexander
Russell and Walter n. Waters.