The New York herald., 1922-04-30

given at all the boys clubs Of the city.
at the welfare institutions Hospitals,
reformatories, asylums and the like).
programs by the Y. M. c. A., the Y. w.
c. A, the Y. NJ. H. A.. the 7. w. H. A..
the Salvation Army. the Girl Scouts. mu-
sic pupils concerts at their own homes
and for their own friends. their cooper
ating children to be called che Junior
Hosts and Hostesses Of Music Week."
The plan Of the Music Week commit
tee has been to build up events without
assuming the full management of
them. That IL. It has started" initi-
ated. made suggestions to people.
formed special subcommittee. tried to
see that every possible phase Of music
was represented, neither high brow nor
low brown, but music for everybody.
Organizing step by step In this way, II
Nad each subcommittee and each OF
it's many advisory groups OF people
work out their own salvation. as 1t
were make their own plans, develop as
they would. the general committee only
advising. coordinating, cooperating and
seeing that all went we'll
Otto II. Kahn Is honorary chairman,
G. M. Tremaine chairman Miss Isabel
Lowden director and J. Fletcher She-a
chairman OF the financial committee.
Their aides include:
Thomas A. Edison, DIR. Nicholas
Murray Butler, DIR. Eugene Allen Noble
OF the Juiiliard Musical Foundation
Bishop Manning. Aiming s. Prall, COM
missioner OF Taxes and Assessments; !;
the Rev. DR.. Joseph Silverrnan of Tenn
pie Emanu-El, s. L. Rothafel of the
Capitol Theater, Mrs. Walter s. Comley
president Of the State Federation OF
womer's Clubs: City Chamberlain
Philip Berolzheimer. Mrs. J. +. D..
Lanier, president Of the Society Of
Friends OF Music: Edward +. Albee,
George Fl. Gartlan, director Of music
of the public schools; Harry Hardness
F1agier, Mrs. Arthur M. Refs. chairman
Of the Peoples Music League Rodman
wanamaker. Father Duffy. Theodore E
Steinway, Richard w. Lawrence, Frank
lin w. Robinson OF the American Or
chestral Society. Leonard Liebiing,
John G. Frcund, Lynwood Farnam OF
the American Guild of Organists; Ber
thold Neuer. Charles e. Mitchell of the
National City Bank. DIR. William Il.
Ettinger, superintendent OF Pubic
Schools.
Hard Work Repaid.
In q way, even more important are
the heads OF the special committees.
They have done the greater part or
the preliminary ''staging." To them
has fallen much Of the hard work OF
the day. Theirs has been the task Of
whipping experts into limo, OF knowing
Just who to seek after and get to
efficiently labor. inspire. The big gen.
erai committee has guided these men
and women Of the special committees.
inspired them, but the assembling of
event after event. hundreds OF each,
has been due in great measure to them.
Some OF these constructive makers
OF Music Week have been Felix M.
warburg and Mrs. David Rumsey.
heading the special committee of the
Inter-RacIal Council; DIR. Milton $. Lit
tlefield OF the Massed Sunday School.
singing In Central and Prospect parks
to-day; Mrs. J. y. Rippin and Mrs.
Maude Garfield of the Girl Scouts,
Philip Beroizheimer, City Chamberlain;
Fire Commissioner brennan. Street
Cleaning Commissioner Taylor. Police
Commissioner Enright. representing the
city; Major Edwin w. Dayton OF the
Boys Club. Walter 7. Diack of the
Y. NJ. c. A., Miss Helen Clarkson
Miller OF the Y. w. G. A., Rabbi Lee
Levinger OF the Y. M. III. A., Mrs.
Jerome Hanauer OF the z. w. III. A.,
George H. Gartlan, Or. Ernest l.. Gram
dali. representing the public schools
John Emerson, Actors Equity; the Rev
DIR. Ernest L. Stires and the Rev. DR..
Joseph silvernan OF the churches and
synagogucs. Lynwood Farnam Of the