Evening star., 1921-06-01
MUSIC WEEK. EVENTS EMBRACE
WIDE VARIETY OF EXER CISES
Industrial, Commercial and Civic Bodies
of Washington Are Represented in
the Scheduled Programs.

George H. Miller. bass. and George H.
Lambert, baritone. Among others on
he the
of the Wilson Normal School; Stephen
Kramer, assistant superintendent OF
schools. who will deliver an address,
the Lambskin Orchestra. Edgar T.
Creswell. director, and others.
Another Concert at Eastern.
East Washington again tonight will
have concert and community sing
at the Eastern High School at
o'clock. On the program are more than
a dozen specially selected numbers
with the following PARTICIPANTS: Stu
!. 'hools in classical selections. under
dir .tion of Mrs. Frank Byram; stu
dents Of st. Patrick's. the Edmonds
and Maury schools in various selec.
tions; Gustave Weckel. pianist. and
Miss NJ. Louise Wood director accom-
panist. in several numbers
washington" song dedicated to
the city. by William T. Pierson. local
composer Of number of popular hits
and prominent assistant of Mr.. Law
tonight at the Thomson Community
Center concert and community sing
as an added feature. The regular pro-
gram includes songs by pupils OF the
Thomson and Force schools. recrea-
tional singing by the audience and
Thompson. director. and Miss Edith
B. Athey. accompanist, will have the
principal duties.
kindergarten Orchestra.
At s o'clock at the Wilson Normal
Community Center the kindergarten
orchestra OF the school will make the
opening bow on the program. They
will be followed by pupils of the
school in songs and a special number
consisting of an exemplihcation Of
music interpretation" The Normal
School Glee Club will present selec-
tons. Bernice Randall and Frances
Corey will present the ''Flower Song"
Dunnell Randall will be in charge Of
the program"
Local school children will entertain
with a pupils concert at the Park
View Community Center tonight.
Pupils from the Monroe. Brightwood
Miss NJ. Louise Wood will be in
charge. One of the features will be
selections by the Mohawk quartet.
consisting of w. r. Peyton. Ray
Chick. J. r. Towers and William
Sandersen.
center of musical activities of upper
southwest tonight Pupils from the
Buchanan. Bryan. Tyler and Branch
! schools. under direction of Florence
A. Lee. will present various songs
and selections.
schools will occupy prominent parts
in the school concert tonight at s
! o'clock of the Johnson-Powell Com
munity Center at the Powell School.
Mrs. B. B. Thompson and Mrs. NJ. c..
Wells are in charge of the program.
Scenes From Comic Opera.
'The Washingtonians." the Peoples
National Opera Society. under direction
of Rollin Bond. will place scenes from
three comic opera hits before an audi
cnce at Gonzaga College Theater tonight.
Many prominent local singers and oper-
attic entertainers are listed on the pro-
gram
/ A concert and sing will be presented
at Trinity Community House tonight un-
| der direction Of Mrs. Helen Cogan Kier-
nan. Recreational singing, folk songs
from the continent and a general Ameri-
sented.
Dunbar High Civic Center will present
operatic selections. popular songs and
specially selected numbers at concert
at o'clock tonight. The Wooding quin-
tet will sing sacred songs and musical
including the Boys Glee Club and the
school quartet and chorus, will be among
the feature numbers. Mary l.. Europe
and R D. Carlton Dorsey will be in
charge OF the program.
Melody singers' Program.
The Washington Melody Singers,
under direction of Harrison Wash,
| ington. will present we'll balanced
/ program at the Mott School tonight
Among those on the program are
| Mrs. e. Washington. d. Wills. c.
Green. o. Russ. H. Washington. Mrs
Coralie Whitehead. Mrs. M. Stratton.
| Miss E. Nelson, Mrs. E. Russ and
Charles Green.
A concert and community sing also
will be given tonight at the Birney
Community Center. Pupils Of the
Birney and Logan schools will fur
nish the feature numbers. under di-
I rection of BeatriZ L. Chase.
| Recreational singing and soloist
selections will feature. the program OF
! the Summer School tonight at an
O'Clock concert community sing. Rec
| reational singing will be featured al
! well as selections by pupils of the
school.