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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-10
KEYPORI

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Hook
& Ladder Company entertained the
company and a number of friends in
the company's room at the borough
hall Monday night. At this time the
women presented the company with
500 which they had earned toward
the purchase of the new Mack truck.
A pleasant social time was enjoyed
during which refreshments were
served, the mayor and council being
guests of honor.
The Tialois class of Calvary NJ. f.
Sunday school is planning to hold a
banquet next week.
Mrs. William s. Holmes, of South
Keyport, will entertain the Keyport
Literary club at her home Friday
afternoon. AT this meeting the pro-
gram is in charge Of the dramatic
department and a farce comedy will
be presented.
Miss Alta Walling entertained the
members of the Queen Esther Circle
al her home last night. After a pro-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-10

WLOuIs JOSEPH NANc<%

lost itself in a hardening line. Then
swiftly reconsideration followed, Wis
IDLY the selfish second thought took
shape in the angry eyes and melted
their ice to q mist of unshed tears
beneath lids newly dangerous. The
petulant lips, too. rebound their
tremulous tenderness. Amelie's hand
fell upon Bellamy's in a warm, con-
vulsive clasp She leaned across the
corner of the table.
He kissed her adequately but with
out any sort Of emotion, thinking 1t
strange. all the while her mouth
chung to his. that he should SO clear
ly know this to be good acting, no
more than that. no less. Bellamy
wal not accustomed to see through
women at so young a stage Of in
timacy; that came later, came sure
ly; but W. before had 1t come so
soon. And in q little quake of dread
he wondered II 1t were because he
had grown old beyond his years, too
aged ! n sentimental tippling to have
retained the capacity for generous
credulty of his younger years. Or
was 1T that the woman's in~sincerity
had SO eaten out her heart, no tech
nical perfection could lend persua-
sion to her playing, her c~arresses
potency? Or that he had. since
morning. fallen in love with his wife
all over again and SO truly that no
rival passion could seem real?
1t was true, at least, that his
thoughts were quick and warm with
memories of Linda even while he
was most engaged with the effort to
do justice to Amelie's lips. And per-
ceiving this to be so, self-contempt
took hold Of him like a sickness.
The resumed their poses of non
chalant and sophisticated creatures
amiably discussing an informalNmeal.
But first the woman made effective
use of a handkerchief.
Forgive me, dear" she MUIR
INJURED. Il know it was perfectly
rotten of me, but ! couldn't help 1t.
I'm q bit overweight, Bel, not too
happy; being in love withsyou has
made the way things are at home
doubly hard to endure, you must
know that; and then-of course
she smiled nervously-"Tm Jealous"
He was silent, ffddling with a fork,
avoiding her eye.
"Of Lucinda-you understand"
He nodded heavily. Eyes !"
She waited an instant, and when
he didn't say more began to see that
she had overplayed her hand.
You do love me. don't you Bel?"
"Of course"
Then you must know how hard 1t
is for me. you can't blame me for
growing impatient.
This time he looked up and met
her gaze. Impatient for what?'
why. for what every woman ex-
poets when she's in love and the
man whom she loves loves her;
something definite to look forward
to. I mean. We can't 80 OF like
this. of course"
mo. not like this"
I'm not the kind of a woman for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-10
JAN ESBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Courtney Brown
are enjoying a motor trip through
New York state. Their first stop
will be at the Brown homestead at
Peekskill and several days will be
spent at Saratoga Springs. where
their daughter. Miss Louine Brown,
is a student at the Skidmoore Art
School.
Ferdinand and Frederick Kuhn
have purchased automobiles.
Large audiences greeted the mem
beers of the Jamesburg fire depart
ment at the two evening perform
ances at the Star Theatre Monday
night when "Humoresque" as the
feature and a Harold Lloyd comedy
were given for the benefit of the
departments equipment fund. Not
withstanding the heavy expenses of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-10
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-10

the show put on. the fund for which
the show was given will benefit to
an amount over 500.
All the committees working in
conjunction with the Citizens
Memorial Day Celebration. are urg-
ed to be present at the special meet
ing OF the committee scheduled for
Borough Hall this Friday night. The
committee on finances is meeting
with liberal responses and is expect
ed to make a report. Friday night
showing Just what amount is to be
at the disposal of the o mmittee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-10

a hole-and-corner affair. Bel. IL I
were. you wouldn't be in love with
me-"
He nodded intently. What do you
propose?"
I've been waiting for that to
come from you, dear; but you never
seem to live for anything but the
moment"
I've got to know what's in your
mind Amy. Tell me frankly"
We'll, then!"-she saw the mis-
take of IL instantly. but for the life
of her couldn't muffle the ring of
challenger fancy 1t means Reno
for both of u.s."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-10

but If SHE SHOULD d.
VORCE your"
Meaning I'm to divorce Linda
and marry your"
She gave a deprecating fiutter of
hands. What else can we do?"
Bellamy said with a stubborn
shake of his head: Never without
good cause; and as far as / know
Linda's blameless. I'm a pretty hope
less proposition. l know, but not
quite as had as all that"
Amelie sat back, her color rising.
She could not misinterpret the de-
termination in his temper; yet vanity
would not permit her to forego one
last attempt. But IL she should
divorce your"
CONTINUED in our next issue }
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Calendar for the Current Week

StNDAYAcoan Hall, by the New
Society; Carnegie Hail. by the I'hiha
mon;c Orchestra; Town Hall,
Music; $3.50 recital by Elena Gerhard
College, M A.
m, recital by Cora Chase,
1iippodomc p
Metropolitan House
Sis {. an
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Hall S:13 York
Symphony Society the Philharmonic
Philadelphia Orchestra; Metropolitan
Enani'; Hall m,
TUESDMAeolian Hall my recital by
S15 concert by the Philadelphia Crhsra
House, $3.50 D.
WEDNESDA-Ciy College recital Baldwin;
Metropolitan Opera House, p
Butterhy.'
THU@SDAf-Aeolian Hail. s5 D. NJ recital
Society $3.50
HALL Rudolph,
Opera House. 3 p n RUSSIAN opera 'Snesourotchka'
FRDAAcolfan Hall S15
Carnegie HALL 2:30
Orchestra; S5 m
Metropolitan Opera and
SATURDN-Aeolan HALL
Quartet; Hall
Metropolitan Museum of
Opera House and Italian
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

and Roschilian, Mr. Bodanzky CON
ductns
"Iosca,7 on Friday afternoon, with
Nine. Jcritza and Messrs. Chamlec and
Scott, Mr.. Moranzoni conducting.
"Zaza," on Friday evening, with Mines
Farrar, Howard, Tiffany, Egencr and
Arden and Messra. Martinelli and Dc
Luca, with Mr.. Moranzoni conducting
ia Bohcme" will be sung a popular
prices on Saturday night by Mines.
Bori and Rosellc and Messrs. Harold
Scott, Rothicr and Didur, Mr.. pspi
conducting
At to-night's "opcra concert Pablo
Casals, cellist, Will play Lalo's violon-
cello concerto and a group of solos. Miss
Martha Phillips viii sing an aria from
"Semiramidc7 and group OF songs.
Miss Rosa ponscllc win sing an aria
from LA Gioconda' and Ncrdis bo-
lcro from II Norpri siciliani' Jo-
hannes Scmbach will sing an aria from
"L'Africainc' and the Prayer from
"Ricnzi.' The orchestra, conducted
by Paul Eisler, will play the "Tann-
hacuscr" overture, the Weber-W Vein
gartner "lnvitatlon la Valse" and
the Prelude to Act III Of "Lohcngrin."
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
'LoreIev'' To Be
Given Next Saturday
At the Metropolitan

Catalanis fantastic and romantic
opera "Loreley ey"-the last but one OF
General Manager Gatti- -Casazza's prom
ised novelties and revivals" never be-
fore sung in the Metropolitan Opera
House-will be added to the roper
toire Saturday afternoon Of this week.
The singers will be Mines. Muzio and
sundelius and Messrs. Gisl, Danise
and Mardones. Miss Eosina CALI and
Mr. Bonfigiio VIII lead the ballet. MI.
Moranzoni Will conduct.
In this operate version Of the Rhine
legend the siren is the reincarnated
spirit Of a young orphan who had been
Tilted by her hance, Walter, Lord Of
Oberwessel. When the faithless lover
IS about to wed another maiden, Anna,
the Loreley. casts her spell on him
and Anna also is dcserted-W alter
follows .he Lorcley to her fate in the
Rhine, while Anna dies Of broken
heart. Other operas this week will be:
"Ernani' on Monday evening with
Nine. Ponsellc and Messrs. Martinelli,
Danise and Mardones. Mr. Moranzoni,
viii conduct. "Madama Butterfly on
Wednesday evening, with Nine. Farrar
and Messrs. Chamlee and De Luca, Mr..
Moranzoni conducting.
"snegourotchka," on Thursday eve
ming, with Mines. Bori. D'Arlc, Deiau-
nois, Howard, Anthony and TelVa and
Mcssrs. Diaz, laurent, Rotbier, Bada,
Mcader, Paltrinicri, Audsio, D'Angelo
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
49, ln the World of Music and Musicians

varvindsr friskA. lexis ooh hvisAa
(Spring BreeEos Crisp
Man 'ro7 10. jol (Ah, why7 AT.
VI ska stalIa ts.n roligsr dams
(Cons and Dsnce)
och }. ,',.i aictap + hon gar dspssn a
English group
Pages Road Song ns.............N .Novello
To Daisies; 10 III. western wind i'"~
Have Pity, Grief. .....,.........T Trchsrne
sereljena Lustsara (rhe s.raglio
Men Sl"fp' ma foeel marks dock ickc isnt s}aTE''
Hosor CBleclS Roses) 49,. sibciius
MqasissFs si'n No5hsr O. s9Frqw} q,s 5M No
Mind Is Like R Poak Snow -crowncd)
Gries
Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. M, concert by
tho New York Philharmonic Orchestra:
Gustav Mahlsrs Symphony no. in d
minor.
Town Hall, p. IN, song recital by
Rudolph Jung, tenor:
Como Again. Sweet T.ove Do,v1and
Drink 70 Mo Only with Thine Eye ''''
My Lovo's an Arbutus Urish] '' '''' ''
Arr. by Stanford
Attempt from Loves sickness to isiy
Purcell
lynne ga soisil. c;eorgeg g.
Narrative from Tannhaussr (by rcquest).
Die zier-unsrI!eder Gypsy airs)
Brahms
Ths living God God.................O o. IIars
Tho Lament OF Jan tho Proud .Griffes
Critics
10Y .....; ;.......-.......... Watts
Dohsocratlon .....,..,........,. .Manney
Carnegie Hall, p. M, concert by
the New York Symphony Society:
Beethoven program
Symphony no. ! in c.
Concerto 10. IN u nat
Josef Iofmaun
symphony No. 6.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
SUNDAY

Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m, concert by the
New York Symphony Society:
nphony No. 4...............,.. Brahms
Prelude snd Good Friday music from
psrslfal' :......'.-. Wssner
Carnegie Hall, p. H., concert by the
Philharmonic Orchestra:
THE Sea: Three orchestral Sketches
Symphony in major. 10. 7.... Schubert
Town Hall, $3.50 p. M, concert by the
Society of the Friends of Music:
Ballet music from "cephsle ct Pro
lkoo6cl NO 10. sa4} for s.rins quar-Jst
and two hours. .......... Mozart
lmpressioni dal Nero-sulte for or
chcstra .-......,.... Malipicro
At $3.50 p. NJ. song recital by Elena
Gerhardt, soprano:
Amelia Gamma che g!rsccsnde Mazqsllo
. dei nlto dolce ardor. ......,- GlucS
G sleep why donst thou leave me Oh.
=. had Jubals lyrel. -, ....... Handel
dieh 50 Franll site Isuts; Nix
Myrthsn und Rosen; Die Nartenlsg-
ASf sr'' olner is' FsS Msndsruns AnaTeons seonann
Grab: wenn du au cen Blunen
sehst: storhen tschaft; Gesang
Weyla's; Der Freund d..,,.......,...W WOLF
City College. p. M, organ recital
by Samuel A. Baldwin,:
Suite n. Observation-Disclosures. =. Foote
soeur Monique ............@......C Couperin
Toccata n T. .......... Bach
Chorals Preludes ,:....-...,.::. Brah INNS
Irantasietta Provence Theme. Dubois
Eerceuse "Jocelyn' .........-... GODDARD
Finiandia Observation-Disclosures. Sloelius
Cooper Union, p. m. Song recital
by Cora Chase, soprano, and John
Campbell, tenor:
Rec,tative and aria, "Ombra mai fu,"
from "Xerxes" ............... Haendel
Mr.. Campbell
IN, mai non cessate. ........'.- .Donsudy
Fas'orsls Miss cbsss S''''''''
John Barlcycorn Gold English), ar
ranged by Cecil !. Sharp.
Come With Me ......... II. T. Hurieish
The souls Victory ........J. p. Kirstener
Mr Campbell
Aria from GA Sonnalnbuia. Bel!ini
Miss Chase
How CEN Tell Thee?... .Gabr!ella Sibella
Leetle Bateese .'...'....'' Geonrey o. 'Hara
Love and Memory. y.....,,. Felix Borowsei
Come to the fa'r. .... Easthrope Martin
Mr.. Campbell
Sheep and Lam, bs. ........ Sidney Homer
Longing .......'''-''.' .''' el, oraen
vale :......,..,.'. '.'.. Russei!
Tally Ho'.'''' 49,, ;;.....'.'.''' Leoni
National Thcater, SIS p. m, con
cert BY Francis c. Tore, barytone, and
assisting artists:
Pur ticest;. bocca be1la............ Lotti
Sc. verd!cata assai "Dinora j. Meyerbeer
Francis c. Tore
rrsnscriptions for harp solo b. A.
Francis Pinto
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Programs of the Week

Choraie Observation-Disclosures. Palestrina
Gasliardi ,,..............',.F Il Frosco5sldl
HaVoita ...'.'. upon
Pastorale ........,.......... .Pergoiesi
Cisa .......... .Fsrdinando Durante
Thou Art Sweet Peace Schuber
Whore'er You Walh. ........+,.. Handel
l'e Dream obo rrrns,.. 'Su0'"st''n
Nenla di Crepuscolo ...,.,..'... .Ansh,nelll
Second Arabesque .................D Debussy
Prelude Passionnee .....:,...... Frugatta
Ths Meeting Of the Waters... Moore
Tho Next Market Day.....A Arr. by Hughes
Tho Snowy Breasted Pearl....... De We're
John Finnegan
Irish Rhapsody No. 5. ........-.P Pinto
Anna. Pinto
Hear Ne. ye Winds and waves Handel
rho Blind Plovina'l. ..,......... Clarke
Francis c. Tore
Monday
Carnegie Hall, S:15 p. m. Gala con-
cert by the New York Symphony So
ciety, the New York Philharmonic Or
chestra and the Philadel lphia Orchestra;
Prelude to "Lohengrln 49,. ........ Wagner
Overture. "Leonore.' 40. 3...... Beethoven
Mr. stransky
Paeluds 70 .h pIe Meistersnser Bss1oE WsgHeI
f'A"''N' N-''' Mr. Bodanz0y 80 ~
Finale from Symphony No. l..,... Bra Inns
Mr.. Coates
Presentation or Mre. w n.LNey g pldQuS
by John II. Finley.
symnhonic poem, Les Preludes". .Liszt
Mr Nengeloerg
"Die valkure," end Of Act III. Wagner
Mr. StOkowsiI
Town Hall, p. m, violin recital by
Miron Poliakin;
Concerto in A minor ........... Glazognott
''''@''''' Cor violin aione)
Poene .............. ....-...-...... .Chaubson
Nalse ......-......... 81 uon
Nelodle ......,.........--.. ~ schal lko':sl.y
zigeunerweisen .......... ..,..., sarasate
Tuesday
Aeolin Hall. p. m. Song recital
by Lucy Gates, soprano:
Btst du bel mir. ir................. Bach
Allelu jah ......... Mozart
Nadchenlied Johannes Brahms
Das Madchen spricht Johannes brahms
Ail luein Cedranlten.. Richard Strauss
Du Wa.d .................... Edward Grieg
Wss ich sab ...-.......+.-.. Ed ward Gfies
Elm Trauln ............ Edward Grieg
- '''s Edward 1orsenan
IN the woods. ...... Edward A. alacDoweli
Little Bird ........... Bainbridee cTist
In an Old Garden. ......... Harriet Ware
ta] a. lis. lbl Hy the Fountain.
Under the Greenwood Tree A. bu~zl Pecc a
on Mutt Ola fiancec d Ahydos) . Barthe
Nous Dansez MarQuse ....,..-- Lena re
Oh. quard je dors ,......... tra M 'Asz1
La Chanson de l'alouett- Edouard Lalo
At 3:15 p. m. Song recital by Mcr-
cedes FAIRY soprano:
Vol chs eapete aria from "Nozzs q
Figaro ..........-,-,... .-.M Mc@di l
O del MIC Dolce ardore, old aria,
Stradells
At. fro,, "-Traviatar ....... Verdi
rlat-ir A Armour ,...... Martini
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

iqu5nslis GaTo a@ms All. from Vsra
ia faItlda - ware
spanish Aladl sal .,,........... .......li uarie
spanish song ......-.......- Che pl
Town Hall, $3.50 p. IN. Song recital by
Susan Mctcalfe Casals, sopranos:
"Ombra mai fu,' from sers.. 49,. Handel
Misnouue allous yoir 81 Ia rose 18th century
'Non So pln cosa SON" from "Nozze a
risaro :, =. Al ozart
Pause ...,.........|...-.... schubert
Nacht und Trapme. e.............I'. Schubert
Nhsciied ......,.,-.... r. Schubert
par Irikonig II. schuher,
i.e Secret t.......'. .'.....,.,............' iaure
clair dc lune ....,..,.......,...G. Faufo
! q don siicHcieuN. .......,,.,...,...G Iaure
Solr .....--.-- ,..,...l'. fauie
Iou lolf7 ''-.' '''..........''.. - @"rs
Light Gypsy 9onss. ..........,..J Brahms
Carnegie Hall, S:15 p. m. Concert BY
the Philadelphia Orchestral;
symphony 30. 8. ... .-...... Beethoven
Concerto Crosse 10. i...... ........-.. .Hanoei
Passacasl in e. minor. ........|... Bach
Metropolitan Opera House, $3.50 p.
NJ. Concert by the New York philhar-
monte Orchcstra:
Gustav Mahlors symphony No 3. In D
minor for orchestra. alto soo wo-
mems chorus. and boys chorus.
'h N5t pen rlofNlahces III New 1ork.)
W cdnesday
City College, 4 p. m. orgon recital
by Samuel A. Baldwin:
First Sonata .....,.-............ Msu delssohn
/ ChOralo prelude. 20 Man Bsmoan.". Bach
Concert Prelude and lugue. e........ Faull1es
nrre fl"luNc9 .--... -ioplt
lam'nt alton -: '''...:.. .tiulllnant
Largo from "New Worid' Sylnp pEouy
Dvorah
Finale from "symphonio Pathettque'
Tschaiko77sky y
Thursday
Aeolian Hall. Sis p. m. Song recital
by Svca Hanson, mczzo-s soprano:
French group
Cautique ........ Boulalleef
la piuis .......-...- ...-'--.n neoree
La rner ent plus belle. .....,..... pebusay
Du har sorjit nu tgon (Dear Ons
Thou Hast Wept once More)
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Iazare saminsky, composer and risa~
ist' and Alice Miriam, soprano. OF ths
Metropolitan Opera Company, VIII fur
nish the program Of the concert in tas
series OF Concerts Iaternationaux de IA
Libre Esthetique founded By Lady
Dean Paul. ANNOUNCED for Saturday
morning, March +, at the Ambassador
Hotel at 1895. Mss Miriam viii siag
two groups OF AIr. saminsky's songs,
accompanied by the composer, and Mr..
SaminsAy viii play group Of his own
piano pieces. Miss Miriam VIII be heard
also in songs by Karol szymanovsky
and by Claude Debussy.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Ulysses Lappas, Greek tenor, who
has been heard here during the Chi
cago opera season IN "Pagliacci." ." The
Girl OF the Golden Wes% and Louise"
viii make concert debut in Town Hall
on Wednesday evening, March g. Ha
will sing operate arias, songs IN Ital~
ian and group OF Greek folksouzs.
Helen Jeffrey, violinist, will assist.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Music Notes

Vladimir Rosing, Russian tenor. VII
give a concert Of Russian songs for the
relief Of his famine-stricken country
men in Aeolian Hall Friday evening,
March 10. There will be no change, but
M. Rosing wiD tell Of conditions in
Russia and make an appeal to nis audi
cncc. A collection viii be taken. Tbs
concert is under the auspices Of ths
American Relief Administration, og
which Herbert Hoover is the head.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
ssDie Walkuere'' in Brooklyn

"Die Walkuerc0 Will be sung at thc
Brooklyn Academy of Music Saturday
evening, March d, by Mines. Easton,
Claussen, Gordon, Sundeius, Tiffany,
Miriam, Anthony, Perrin, Telva, Wake
field and Howard aud Messra. Sembach,
Whitehll and Gustafson, Mr. Bodanzky
cordurtn~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Saturday

Aeolisn Hall. s:f5 p. m, concert BY
tho London String Quartet:
ousrtet for strings, %. 20. No. ,
+ minor .....---.-.-. ....-- Bee hoE"a
Londonderry air -..... Fridge
Quartet Tor strings in D Eat. op s.
DohnauYf
Metropolitan Museum Of Art, p. m,
orchestral concert:
Overture 10 Tho Magic Fl9t," 2ozsrs
Symphony IN G minor .-.....-....... .f5rakrlx
Symphonic Poem. Les Prsludes- s---..... r.lszs
prelude from Tho Il Major 500 ylo.ia
sonata ff1r sfrinEf)
Eight Russian FoiHsonEa .........-I.'ado7Y
Overture TO Eienzi ..-...... -..-...- gner
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Clee Club Contest
To BE Held Here
Next Saturday

The increasing interest in the Inter
collegiate Glec Club contest to be held
in Carnegie Hall on March 4 is evil
denced by the fact that the president
already has received applications for
admission from glcc clubs represent
ing Bowdoin College, Carnegie Insti-
tute &C Technology. University Of
Michigan, University of North Dakota,
Lafayette College, Cornell University,
Stanford University, Tulane Univcr-
sity Of Louisiana, Union College and
Wabash College. 1t is anticipated that
these contests Will soon have to be sec
tionalizcd geographically in order to
give all of the colleges an opportunity
to compete which desire to do So The
glee clubs already entered in the con-
test on March are from Harvard,
Yale, Amherst, Dartmouth, Columbia,
New York University, Princeton, Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania
State and Wesleyan. The University
Glce Club of New York City has fur
nishcd a new challenge cup, which must
be won three times before it becomes
the permanent property Of the winner.
The program for the concert next
Saturday evening at $50 Will be as fol-
lows;
Pennss wanna State College
amherst college
yInr = ar. aAt a, Inc
From tho thirteenth century 1s7I-162l
University of Pennsylvania
Wesleyan University
~ ~ ''' " Princeton University
Dainty. Fine, sweet Nyrnph,
Thomas Morley
harvard University
sa'ut''l' RGSt1@; es3amb 1isn,versity G'0n0'
esf''@0 Sew York univcralty '@A =
The winter DsqftSc,;.6 so4s; toiicso T. BullaTd
Hand organ Man. .......,.... Othegraven
Yale University
Prize Song
Princeton University, Wesleyan Uni
versity, Harvard University. Pennsy!-
vania State College, Yale University,
Pennsylvania New York University,
Columbia University Amherst College
,,,o r.u.ao,,.,' College slas s0nEEy5 p ssvsr ,qo
Dartmouth College
Mother OF Men :..;-.... sch Bingham, 'o2
Yale University
Pennsylvania State. Arranged by Robinson
Pennsylvania state College
Alma Mater ...........,.. ........ Hall
Columbia University
Up the Street ...........-... ...........
r G. Morse and l.. ". Field. 'os
Alma Mater '..'....,.. W i. Davis. "a
|@ Wesleyan University
Old Nassau .............. ...'.-. ..'-' l-ahg lotz
Princeton University
Lord Jeffrey Amherst .....J. :. Hamilton
Amherst College
Songs OF Pennsylvania .....-........
Arrauced by 3. r. Scales
University OF Pennsylvania 49,.
Alma Mater ...........-.. ...-.-.... Gems. 90
New YoT.s UNi, ersity
Songs OF the Marching Men. Henry Fsdley
Lullaby ............... ohannes brahms
l3edouin Love Song. danes IT, Rogers
University Ciee Club Of New Yorl. city
Announce sneni of prize winner By Dr.
Walter Danlrosch
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Friday
Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. m, song re
ltal by Edith Bennett, soprano:
Aria from "Alcssandro NclP Indio"

r.
cltal by Edith Bennett, soprano:
Aria from "Alcssandro Nclp Indio"
Piccini
Perduta no la speranza. .Donaudy
C}uei huscelietto ..-..,.... PARE dies
Ctrom tho opera "Adrlsna Lecouvreur')
NJ amazon Nj anna. ............. Mascagnt
Au Pays GU se Fait Ia Gusrre. ...... Duparc
Dams los Ruires d'JDe Abbay- "a iIre
II fleut des Petales dc Flcurs Rhcne Baton
Eispetti ....................W WolrIrcr RI
I'm Verde Praticello sensa Piante'
DO del Saluti ve ne Mando Mile"
Quando tt Ndi a Quel Canto Apparir."
"a 81 che non Sapovo Sospirare"
..I'"'t LIZ NJ Lorfflsr
. Cl" ......-.... CLARKE
May Morning ..-...................M .MsnneY
Spring Song OF tho Robin Woman
f'rom tho American opera "shanowi."5
Carnegie Hall, 2:30 D. m, concert
by the New York Philharmonic Or
Chestra:
Gustav Mahlors Symphony 40. IN D
At S:15 p. m concert by the New
I OK Symphony Society. Repetition Of
Thursdays program.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Spanish Coioratura Soprano
Julian Huarte at piano tMason Il IIaia'in)
Rep. Enrique Euxeda, eos. 1882 3 way