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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-02-26
.rres,ed on Rooze Charge

Henry Weiss, who lives at me
Hotel Central, arrested by Patrol
man Frank Gunkel about S:45
o'clock last night on a charge of
violating the Volstead act. has been
given in the custody of Prohibition
Enforcement Agent A. It. Kerr.
Weiss had in his possession five five-
gallon cans of alcohol or spirits, and
was unloading same from an auto
bearing license \. ]. 1851 at SIS
smith street. The alcohol is being
held at headquarters.
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NOTICE

First National Bank, Perth Amboy, y. J.
semi-annual dividend of go six per
cent. has been declared payable March
list, 1921 to stockholders OF record as OF
February 18th, 1921. Transfer books to
close on February 18th and reopen on
March 3rd. 1921.
JOHN NJ. OTooLE
s65-2-24-e6s Cashier.
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SAYS MOTHER
KIDNAPPED BOY
Alfred Burgy, Who Lives With
Aunt in This City, is Miss
ing, Police Are Told.
CLUE AT SOUTH AMB0Y
Mrs. Mary Burgy Says That
Mother of Child is Way
Ward--2 Trunks Gone Also
CLUE AT SOUTH AMBOy

The local police are investigatins
a report received from Mrs. Mary
Burcy of 4S1 Miller street. that her
ix-year-old grandson is missing from
home. The woman reports that her
daughter, and mother of the child.
il 'wayward and that she is possibly
the one who kidnapped the child.
The child together with two trunks
of the woman's clothing were takes
from the home between 1 and 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Miss Marie Burgy, the woman's
married daughter who is using her
maiden name, received a telegram
yesterday from d. Miss Ella j. Davis
of Newburgh, N. Y, stating Every
thing o. X. Bring Alfred. Send
Answer. Ella ]. Davis, Ann street.
The married daughter has been go
stated today, and the child was left
stated today, and the child was left
in her care since its birth. Yester-
day the daughter came to the house
about IL o'clock and shortly after
coming to the house, beat her moth
er and ordered her out of room
the mother stated today.
About 1880 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon the woman stepped out OF
the house leaving her daughter and
the child alone. When she returned
a half hour later the child and two
trunks were gone. 1t is believed that
the daughter waited for this chance
and had help waiting to aid her in
taking the child and clothes.
The Burgy people resided in Hope
lawn some time ago. and the hus-
bands of both the mother and daugh-
ter are dead. The daughters hus-
band died shortly after the child
was born. The child has been living
with its grandmother since birth
and Mrs. Burgy has worked righl
along to keep the child and herself.
The mother showed wound on
her chin and other cuts about the
face. the result of the attack made
on her by the daughter. 1t is also
said that the daughter beat her
oEild shortly after coming into the
house yesterday.
Reports Daughter Missing
Lieutenant Jensen received a call
from Emily Scott, of 254 Smith
street, last night reporting that her
| fifteen year old daughter Anna was
missing from home since Tuesday
She was seen with girl her own
age. Anna Mcguire. on that day
When last seen she wore a black
hat, blue dress and coat, brown
shoes and black stockings.
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Clark is Improying

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Rep :
resentative Champ Clark. of Mis-
souri,, has recovered from the attack
of pleurisy which has confined him
to his bed for the past ten days. his
physician, DIR. jesse Shoup an
nounced.
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Electric Vacuum sve pers at Kelly 4
McAiinden Co. ss5-.-@4-5t'
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Don't throw Away . Cord Tire Until
IL Has Gone 1900 Miles
LET GEORGE SHOW YOU HOW
$50 New Brunswick Avs fhons 145S
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Montalvo is selling Columbia Records
for ss.0o. We have several thousand and
all new stock. Montaivo. % Smith 81.
lss-s-<-tfs
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Buckeye Ineubstors and Brooders at
Kelly McAIinden Co. ss5-2-2i-5t'
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NOTICE

The Green Taxi Co. wishes to
announce that its local taxi rates
are now the lowest in town. Our
local rate for one or four passen-
gers is fifty cents. Call a Green
Taxi for servivce that is different
Phone 1910
BURNS BROS, Props.
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Simplex Electric IroEs at Kelly & Nc
Co. es5---z4-St-
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statesmen wanted 70 sell Mack Trucks
and pleasure cars. Perth Amhoy Garass
co. 775-e-@e-1f-
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p. A. Hdwe. for gillette Razors and
Blades.
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YOUR coal or gas range es not oake
or burn. I will make II or no charge f.
j. Larkin, 3f9 Madison Ave. Tel. 74z.
t7s4a-te-e0-tt. NJ. W s.
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Carpenter worn sno Joorizg promptly
attended to. Geo. H Thompson. 81 Lewis
81. Phone i409-W.
s<s4-s-z5-Wed- Sat tf'
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p. A. Hdwe. for ssrvinE Traya
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Paints ana varnishes at Kelly 4 Ne
AlInden Co. ss5--z-.l-3ts
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wEATHER-Raini IN the south and
rain or snow in north portions to-
night and tomorrow. Colder sun
day.
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Robbery Reported.

Chief Niels J. Ionnensen stated
this morning that he requests the
citizens TO keep a sharp lookout for
chicken thieves, and TO protect their
coops, so that the thieves cannot
get their loot so easy. The chief
reports that his men are working
hard in an effort TO catch the thieves
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
CAVALlERl CONCERT
Soprano. Assisted by Two Capable
Artists, Gives Operate Program
In Witherspoon Hall

Opera in concert form made up by
fal III" bulk Of an interesting program
given by Elvira Cava!icri. soprano. az
sisted by GiuSCpp" Innza. tenor. and
Antonio SCarduzio. baritone. in With
"rspoon Hall last evening Tho concert
was of moro than ordinary excellence
and all three Of tho singers did some
tnc work. both in the matter Of sing
ing aud in that Of expression Of dra-
matte power. 40
Miss Cavalirri has high. Cle,,r So
Prano. and she appeared to equal adj
vantage in the operate numbers which
she sang. both solo and ensemble. and
in her ono lyric. III Bacio." Of Arditi.
Mr.. Ipnza has an excellent tenor voice
and an effective manner Of using II.
Mr. Scarduzio has had considerable
operate experience and. like Miss
Cavalicr. hc was equally good in the
difficult and, with piano nCcompani :
mont. somewhat ineffective "Credo.
from "Othrlo. and in the various on :
scmblc plumbers Fernando Tito Man
lio was discreet and tasteful accom-
PIANIST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs. Hugh Ruston Grrcnc. Of Della
paine, Sauquier county, Va announces
ne engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Katharine Settle Greene to Dr. Fred
6rtck Curwen LeaS, of Merton Miss
Greene has made her home for some
Years with her unC'e, Mr. +, n. Wallace
o. wayne Ir lSas IL brother OF
Mrs, Gustav Van LcnnCp Of Merton,
Mr.. and Mrs John fiause Hebley, OF
?lS South Forty-nfth street. announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Nj IS
Louise Seltzer Zeblcy, to MIR Richard
Franklin Ennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Enrtram Lippmcolt
and their family, Of l7l2 spruce street
are occupying their summer home, Mel
mar, BethGyres, whore they win enter
tain at series Of informal sunday din
ners.
Miss Mona Grocer. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Grocer Of FPS Locust
nouncel to Mr.. Neal Wainwright. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WainWright will
be the guest OF honor at dinner to be
given on Tuesday evening. May 10. by
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. Reath at their
home, 1888 Pine street
Miss Anna Lloyd. Of Cincinnati, who
will attend as one of the bridesmaids
A. tho wedding Of Miss Catharine II.
Zee, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
w. Ice, OF Gulf and Avon road Haver-
loTd, ana MT. fNan j. Lester, Jr., or
this city, which will he solemnZcd on
saturday evening, June rs, in the Bryn
Mswr Presbyterian church, viii arrive
on June 10, and viii be entertained as
the guest OF Miss Lee. After a small
reception following the ceremony a. the
home of the brides parents Mr, Lester
and his bride viii spend Il year
travelling.
An interesting spring Wedding viii
take place on May ~. when Miss Elsa
Marion Moni,s. Of New Rochelle y. y,
will be married to Lieutenant GcOffrCN
bunting, OF the United States army, At
81 Pauis Church OgOntZ, at O'clOCN.
lieutenant Bunting Is the grandson
of MIR. Charles y, BnrnCy and great
grandson Of the late MIR Jay cooke, o'
Oak Lane, at whose home a reception
will be held Immediately after the we'd
ding
A large number Of out -of-town guests
including army and navy officers will be
present
The bride will he attended by her
cousin, Mrs. Paul cooper Robinson, OF
this city. and Mrs Jacob Bates Abbott,
Of Boston.
Ensign Sidney Bunting, u brother of
Lieutenant Bunting, viii Offclate as hest
man. He is an officer In the navy and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
MISS NATALIE BARNES
WEDS Mr.. MARK YATES
Marriage of Miss Hester Walker
and Mr.. Merritt n.
Taylor

=, wedding Of much social interest To
this city will be solemnized at 4:3O
o'clock this afternoon at the home Of
me hrid" In Washington. when Miss
Natalie Sellers Barnes. of this city and
washington: will become tho bride OF
Mr. Mark Reid Yates. OF Washington.
formerly, OF. Warrenton. Va The cere-
mony viii be performed by the REV.
Frederick r. Grlffen. OF the First Uni
tartan Church, Of this city. assisted by
The Rev. L. 6. p. Pierce. y. n. OF All
Souls Unitarian Church, Washington
The bride will be given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. John Sellers Barnes,
Of BrNn Mawr, and will he attended by
Mrs. Frederick \. Levcring. Jr.. OF
Baltimore, as ma atron Of honor. Misc
Mary Campbell Spencer. Of Pittsburgh,
the small niece of the bride. will attend
az flower girl.
Mr. Yates will be attended by his
brother. Mr.. J. william Yates. Ir.. as
best man. The ushers will include Mr.
Sears Yates. OF Buffalo y. y; Mr..
Hugh Spillman and Mr.. Harry Kendall
Hickey, of Warrenton. Va, and Mr.,
Frederick A. Levering, Jr.. OF Balti-
more.
A large reception will follow the cerc-
mony.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Frank j. Young. jOOS North
Carlisle street, viii entertain her card
club on Wednesday next at Ave hundred
and pnUChe The members include
Mrs i. Humphreys. MrS William
Schimmnger. Mrs Thomas McNamee
Mrs =. y. Simmons, Mrs Preston
Wontler Mrs A. Leckner. Mrs T.. Baum,
Mrs w Brinkworth, Mrs f. Barthe
Mrs Frank Hendis and Mrs Thomas
Beck, Of Wildwood Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Baron and their
family, Of 2O@ West Thompson street
will open their summer home In Holmes
burg on May !. where they will remain
unlil late in October
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
FPANkFORD

Mrs Frank Chcrkeu, Of Arroti street,
will entertain the members OF her card
club at her home on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Benjamin A. Hanes. Of it5l
Leiprr street, spent some time in Allan
tic city.
Mr. Harold Fertik, Of Meadows street
has left for trip Ia scranton, Pa,
where he viii remain q few weeks,
Mrs Louis \. Wells. Of Wheeling W.
va, IL the guest "f her sisler-in-.aw.
Mrs Bernard Buckley, of frankiord
avenue and Bridge street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30

As APPLIED to string music alone.
a the seating arrangement adopted by
Mr. Stokowski is exactly that Of n
certain famous string quartet, an ar
rangCmcnt which has never proved to be
thoroughly satisfactory in quartet work.
but ono which. since the success Of that
particular quartet. has been very largely
and, in most cases. unrrH SOningly
adopted by almost every middle class
quartet in the country and almost un-
animOusly by the amateur quartet.
The particular quartet mentioned iS
able TO put this seating arrangement
across" because the tone "f the second
violin happens to BE- larger than the
tone Of the first and because his style OF
playing is moro inciSivc and vigorous.
Given violiniSts of equal tone. or as
usually happens in string quartet. that
the tone Of tho first violin is larger
than that Of tho second. and thor" is
no place in tho room whore tho second
violin part can bc clearly heard.
This seating arrangement as applied
to the string quartet is far from now
II was first tried. 80 far aS the writer
knows. by Ferdinand David in his
famous quartet. but was abandoned
after u trial of couple of seasons. In
this arrangement the first violin and the
viola are opposite each other at the
front and tho second violin and the rrlIo
face the audience from the two rear
seats.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
TAYLOR-WAI.EED

A spring wedding OF social Importance
to this city viii be solemnized at half
after s O'Clock this evening. when Miss
Hester Walker. daughter of Or. and
Mrs. David Harold Walker. OF Mon
mouth Court, Longwood. Mass. will be-
come the bride OF Mr.. Merritt Harrison
Taylor. son OF Mr.. a. Merritt Taylor
and Mrs Edith Harrison Taylor. The
ceremony Will be performed IN the
Church OF Our Saviour Longwood. The
bride. who viii be given In marriage by
her father. will he attended by Miss
Therese Perkins. OF Boston, as maid OF
honor The bridesmaids will include
Miss Eleanor walker Miss Doris
Walker. Miss Grace Parker and Miss
Eleanor SAKE. all OF Boston. and Miss
Helen Gibbs and Miss Harriet Gibbs. o.
Baltimore. Mr. Joseph c, Taylor will
attend his brother as best man.
The ushers will include Mr. James II
Scott. Jr, of Richmond. Va. Mr. Jack
Walker. OF Boston Mr.. Allen Ramsey
cole. Of Montreal, Canada; Mr.. Thomas
n, West I'd Of Providence Mr., John
Robertson Ward. OF Boston. and Mr..
John Coleman PurVes, OF this city.
\ reception viii follow at the Hotel
Somerset. Boston.
on their return from a wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will live in this
city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
ROXROROuGh

Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor. Of A323 Nit
cheII street, RoXboroush, gave lunch
con on Thursday IN honor OF Mrs ELIZA
who is visiting her mother, Mrs Louis
Hicks. Tor some time Among the guests
wcre Mrs Louis Hicks, Miss Caroline
Hicks. Mrs, Louise Tans Mrs, william
ret MCCaIla. Mrs. Thomas Hicks, Mrs
Harry Tams, Mrs. Elizabeth Clear and
Mrs, Edward Tams
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
GERMANTOWN

Mr. Thomas Bradford Of Providence.
Il. /, who has returned from trip
around the world, Is the guest OF his
hrOther-in- Law and sister. MIR. and Mrs.
Mr and and Mrs SnS ',IS AWrWstms s'B Bocrs rs"V o.
tho Cresheim Valley Apartments have
returned from motor trip through the
state.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
WEST PHILADELPHIA

MIR and Mrs, Dorn Moore, Of 6220
jefferson street win leave today to
spend the Eeck-end at Island IIeigths,
y j., where they win he the guests OF
Mayor and Mrs, ]. Hampton Moore.
Mrs. Irwin + Wood and her mother,
Mrs A Levy, who have been spending
few days in New York, have returned
to their homo at G327 Woodland ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
.IONrIG MILLER

pretty wedding took place A. noon
or 53A North Fifty-siXth street. became
the bride OF Mr. John II, Joyce, OF 55ls
ToweIton av,nue, the Rev. Or, u W,
burnside. minister OF the Fifth United
Presbyterian church. Fltty.slxth street
and Warrington avenue, officiating,
Thc bride was given in marriage by
Lpr uther, Mr.. Philip II, Miller,
AIR ana Mrs Joyce left Immediately
pCtcr the ce,Pmony for wedding trip
otter which they wiz i've ~ oJ' North
F,fty.siXth street, where they will be
at home after May lb,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30

THE new seating arrangement Of Mr..
l. Stokowski will meet these needs - in
fnct 1t has proved 10 have done 80 At
ready. The maSSing Of the violins to-
gethcr on the same side of the platform
gives both the greater sOnority Of tone
needed in the unisonS and tho brillinnry
required in tho octave passage work.
a better dynamic result can also he So
cured by this manner of seating, as I'M"
violinists being all together, can hear
the violin parts far better than when
separated by the width Of the stage.
The violas, with their incrca sod
prominent part common in modern or
! chcstral music. also gain in tone by
being nearer TO the audience and the
cpllOs mako the same tonnl gain by not
having 10 cross the pungcnt tone of the
| first violins. but being separated from
the audience only by the lower and
much thinner tone Of the vioas. This
| advantage obtains also where there are
| elaborate divisions Of the strings. as
there are almost constantly in Wagner
and very frequently in Strauss and other
modern writer's. In tho "IohCngrin
| prelude. for example, the violins Hrc
| divided into sixteen separate parts and
II is cnsy to see what an advantage It -
| to have all these Instruments 'loHely
masscd in such involved and closely
written passages Tho big violin pas
, sage in tho Beethoven Lrouorc Over
ture No. , is another case where this
seating is advantageous.
On the other hand. the result in less
complex compositions is not SO certain,
| In Brahms. for instance, where the mu- =
sic is frequently written in thirds and
fifths in tho extreme lower register OF
the cclos and violas. especially the for.
mer. great delicacy Of playing is re-
quircd no, to make the parts sound
muddy and ''growly.' In such pas
Sagcs it would sccm TO bc an advantage
20 have the tone Of the cellos cross that
Of tho first violins. rather than that Of
tho violas only. Then again. in the
new arrangement. the finest instruments
Of color in the orchestra. the ccllos. vic
las. horns, bassoons and clarincts. are
more widely separated thnn under the
old arrangement. If Mr.. Stokowski clcCt'
to keep the new arrangement next sea
son. il will be most interesting to heaI
the differences OF the orchestral coloi
which it gives. in the classic as well at
in the modern works. whore it ha
already proved to bc so successful.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
Observation-Disclosures

\ pretty wedding win take place at
40 o'clocll this evening, when Miss
Lillian NJ. Roberts OF S7b Holly street,
viii be given in marriage by her father,
Mr, \. Roberts. 10 Mr.. Andrew r West
burgh, OF A945 walnut street. The cere-
mony. which viii AXE place in the
Mantun Baptist church, rorueth street
and Falrmount avenue, will be per
formed hv the Rev. Walter Alexander.
4 reception at the home OF the brides
parents viii ollow Immediately
Mrs r. Y. KerlIn, sister Of the bride
viii act as n,atrOn of honor and the
bridesmaids will include Miss Florence
Roberts, another sister, Miss Alta smith,
Miss Margaret H"idelbaugh, Miss I'LL
Ian Kerlln Miss Ruth Werner, OF Cam
den and Miss Miriam l'pmal Miss
t,dna kerIn will be- the f,ower girl
Mr. Edward Westburgh will net as
hest man for his brother The ushers
,TilI include MIR william EdlinG, Mr..
Eyy smith Mr William ReitCr. Mr..
ItaymOnd Kerln. Mr.. Harry Roberts
and Mr. william Johnson,
After an extensive wedding trip, Mr.,
and Mrs Westhurgh will make their
home nt l70t North Fifty-second
street. where they viii he At home after
May 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
MUSIC NOTES

Tho Philadelphia Orrhust'' NjI c'oso its
fweni v-nrst s'HSOu next Friday afternoon
and Saturday evening. Mahlcr's Second
symphony in e minor wili br U"r'Oim"d
with the assistance Of the chorus and iwU
tOoists May Peterson, soprano, and Merle
Alcock ContrRlto. This will he tho first pres-
enfation in philadrlphia. RI" Hlmpnuny
Will occupy tho entire program.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
HERRICK SIMPLIFY

The wedding OF Miss Emelyn ship
ley. daughter OF Mr., and Mrs, walter
Cresson Shipley, of PenllLn, ana MT
Ralph Hcrrck will take place at $50
O'Clock this evening in St Thomas
Episcopal Church, Whitemarsh The
bride will be attended by Mrs. Thomas
Miles, .Ir. Of Germantown. as mstror
of honor pnd by her sister Miss Mar
garettu Shlpley. as maid o honor; The
bridesmaids VIII he Miss Anne ShinI"E
another sister OF the bride Miss Eliza
beth Van Duscn, Mrs Russell Robin
son. Miss Hazel coffin, Mrs. Martha
McIlhcnny. OF this city. and Mrs, ship
lev Thomas, Of New York Mr.. Charles
: Young, OF Wayne. will act as best
man and the ushors win include Or;
calvin NJ Smyth and Mr. EllTood T3IS
Edward King, Mr. Munro Robinson
Mr.. charles steele and Mr.. Roy Cothni
all of this city. \ smal reception viii
follow at the home Of the brides par
pntg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
M NLI

M,-Stn~ rasr IN Tho Lure nf Youth
Srar r.st ,u Tho Lure ~ Youth"
W Star rns' ~ THE Iur" ~ Nouth''
= -. star cast IN - Dangerous r"rRdi~c
F.--Siar East ~ ~ Dangerous Paradise
:, -- S'a~ cast In - Dangerous rnrnd ~c'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30

\ neighborhood rouccrt vIll ho hrli. ir mo
auditorium of IN" Settlement Music School on
Sundav. MAY 1 ~ S.l5 y. m. Tn" program
will b. given b, Mrs. Dorothy iohus,ons
Flsrlor harp, Mrs John Rraun. piano and
organ: Bertrand Austin Gallo and Stnllarlo
Glacobbe violin. In tho afternoon at $50 =
plano recital viii be gwen by the puntls ~
Henry Howell. The pupils NJ Nargh"rita
Boye Jensen viii give = vocal recital at the
school on Friday, May q, al o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30

A program of interest IL announced ny
s Wesley Sears 'or the Ascension Day sorry
iCes at 81. james Church. Twentv.seCond
and Walnut streets. on Thursday morning
May ; ~ 10 O'Clock. The maln Choir ~
forty Voices, acCOmpa Mod ny an orchestra
or forty playerg from the Philadelphia or
ChCs,ra and conducted by Mr. S'ears VIII
render this program.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30
DIRECTION STANLEY
COMPANY OF AMERICA

Alhambra MAJ. DAILY at >; t;yC.- .s;45 {, :
Nil II. WRlthaI ~ SPLENDID uhinrI
r. ii r WHIth1ll - splendid HnGnrd
vi a WaIthnIi ~ Splendid hrkard
T.-tPO Madison, the Lure OI .i"u'mt ,
r-,',ao Madison. The Lure Of hoIth.
<. cleo Madison. The Lure I" ,""'"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30

The thirteenth FREQ SUNDAY araruoou ror.
cert AZ tho Acadciny o' tn Fine Arts will he
Riv"n On May I At 2 o clock. Tho USrfurmars
will he Mary Barrstf. soprano Clara Yurum
JOYCE contralto. aud FlorenC" Hacnlo VIM
Iinst with EIzabrih Geat a. N" piano.
Con, n,rhutions may b" sent To MiEI Dorothy
r. JoiInp. treasurer 2on7 Pine street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30

Tho llst Of artists for Tho tow no~'orm-
anCos 10 hn given by IN" San carlo Grand
Opnra co. ~ the Metropolitan opera House
beginning ncX, ThursdHy orpnIns with "tH
Totca," Is composed of thoroughly capable
Tosca'' ia headed nv hpna Fiiz0u with
Messrs. AgostInI, MontauJI. 10 Biasi and
CervI in the cast On Friday. On"era Ma rio
will sing Mimi in "l,R Hohemo.' with Made
lnlno Kettle ~ Musetta and pIlad" SinagrI
as Bodofo. Henri scott has accepted Mr.
CaIlu's initiation 10 Eing Colline a. the per
formanre At the saturday matinee Anna
ritziu vii be heard again. singing Mime.
Buf'erhv' % Stella de MGl'o viii b. tho
ION. Mario Vale wil he heari as Sharpisss.
Ia Forza del DestinO' IL tho bin SaturdHy
evening Louise Taylor singing lenora. with
stella do Metts and NeEsrs. Hcrbola Mon
tancIt de Biasi and Cervi also in the oast.