The New York herald., 1922-04-02

shoe dance, harp solo, Master Casper
Reardon tribute TO John Howard
Payne, reading. with musical setting.
of Home. Sweet Home" Clarence E.
Bennett. author. Raymond Sachse.
pianist
THURSDAY.
900 7. M.--Program to be given by pu-
pills Of the Schenectady Conservatory
OF Music: Sous Bois." piano solo. Miss
Magdalene Stephens: Lovely Celia. !
soprano solo. Miss Mathilde Bigelow .
Hindu chant. violin solo. Master
Francis Jones Foolish Questions"
reading, Miss Mary Molloy MY
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from
Samson and Delilah.' contralto solo.
Miss Edith Pierson Viennese melody.
violin solo. Miss Dorothy Ritz. pas
torelle, soprano solo. Miss Mathide
Bigelow: THE Deceitful Man" read
ir-g. Miss Edith Williams; impromptu
in flat, piano solo, Miss Signe Tin
nerholm.
FRIDAY.
S 100 r. M.--Program will be given by
artists of Albany: "Automne." op. So,
Winslow; my Heart is Singing
mezzo-contralto. Mrs. Burt 4. Rick
ards. The Old Refrain violin solo,
Thomas f. O'Neiil Invictus." barry
tone solo, Ralph G. Winslow: /" Ara
besque." piano solo, Mrs. Winslow /;
ITO YOU" mezzo-contralto, Mrs. Rick
ards "Mazurka de Concert violin
solo. Thomas O'Neill The Birds
Counting" barytone solo. Ralph G..
Winslow Autumn" opus So, No. 4.
piano duet, Mrs. Winslow and Mrs,
Richards; "Conto Amoroso,' violin
solo, Thomas r. O'Neill.
station kDkA. Pittsburgh.
Westinghouse.
SUNDAY.
10:45 A. M.-Services OF Calvary Epis-
copal Church Shady avenue. Pitts
burgh, the Rev. L. J. Van Etten, rec
tor.
2:45 p. M.-Children's Bible stories.
THE Boy With the New Coat"
3 100 p. M.-Radio Chapel at Station
KDKA, conducted by the Rev. John
Ray Ewers. pastor East End Chris
tian Church, Pittsburgh.
$50 +. M-Services Of the Point
Breeze Presbyterian Church Fifth and
Penn avenues. Pittsburgh. Pa. DR.. r..
II. Barker, minister.
MONDAY.
80 r. M.-Lenten services from
Trinity Episcopal Church. Pittsburgh.
Pa. conducted by the Rev. w. H.
Anthony. New Brighton. Pa.
500 =. M.-"Pittsburgh and It's Scien-
tific Importance" by DR.. f. r. Weld
lein. Mellon Institute of Industrial Re
search. University Of Pittsburgh. from
the Pittsburgh Post studio.
+. NJ" Engineering and Happiness,
by DR.. +. Paul Anderson, dean OF en-
gineering. University Of Kentucky.
From the Pittsburgh Post studio
$50 II. M-Nocal and instrumental Sc
lections by Chester Humphreys, Clara
Goode. Jessie Wise-Greenewald and
Earl b. Collins.
TUESDAY
1890 p. M.-I.enten services from Trim
ity Episcolal Church. Pittsburgh, Pa.
conducted by the Rev. w. II. Anthony
New Brighton. Pa.
r. M.-"The Legitimate Mining Busi-
ness in United States and Mexico" by
Marshall VI. Hickey. From the Pitts
burgh Post studio.
$50 P. M.-Entertainment by Arion Male
Quartet.
WEDNESDAY.
1890 p. M.-Lenten services from Trinity
Episcopal Church. Pittsburgh. Pa.
conducted by the Rev. u. B. t. Phillips.
St Peters Church. st. Louis.
s +. M.-"Pittsburgh--Its Railroad Prob
lems." BY J. a. McCrea. vice-president
Central Region +. Il. Il. From the
Pittsburgh, Post Studio. n g.
s r. M-"Helping the Poor 10 Help
Themselves" by j. II. Flailerty. secre-
tary and general manager 2ttsburgh
Association for the Improvement OF
the Poor. From the Pittsburgh Post
Studio.
.An anI 1nIar.
tions by Hanna Davis Shorthouse.
lyric soprano. accompanied by Anna
Mac Hardy; Cyrus A. Davis. tenor, ac-
companied by Mrs. Cyrus A. Davis.
THURSDAY.
IL: 30 P. M-Lenten services from Trinity
Episcopal. Church. Pittsburgh. Pa,
conducted by the Rev. z. b. r. Phillips,
st. Peters Church. st. Louis, Mo.
S p. MA Forecast or Business Condi-
tions." by Clark Hammond. vice-presi-
dent Columbia National Bank.
$50 r. M.-Versatile entertainment by
the Cadman Quartet of mixed voices.
Mary Cornelius, soprano: Nellie Gret-
ton, contralto: Robert Reed, tenor;
Fred McHugh. barytone. and lucille
Gregg. accompanist and coach.
FRIDAY.
L. 80 p. M.-Lenten services from Trim
ity Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Conducted by the Rev. H. y. T. Phil
lips. st. Peters Church. St Louis
Z so p. M.--"Bedtime Stories" by How
ard Garis. author and originator Of
"Uncle wiggily." To be given from
Pittsburgh Post studio.
$500 p. MA Good Dream Gone
Wrong" by George II. Wallace To
be given from the Pittsburgh Post
Studio.
$3.50 II. M.-Entertainment by Selana
Gularsl<i. soprano; J.. G. West. bass !:
Agnes McGurrln. pianist.
SATURDAY.
1880 +. M.-Lenten services from.
Trinity Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh.
Pa. Conducted by the Rev. w. ii.
Anthony OF New Brighton. Pa.
500 p. M.-Populsr concert BY Pitts
burgh Strollers Orchestra.
Z 80 r. M.-"Bedtime Stories by How
ard Garis, author and originated OF
Uncle Wiggily." To be given from
Pittsburgh Post studio.
s 90 II. M.--"The Junior Civic Club and
It's Accomplishments" by Nellie s.
Hoover, Peabody High School.
$3.50 T.. M-Entertainment BY Mrs.
Margaret Davis. soprano. Louis NJ
CARAT, barytons Marion Engle. pi-
anist and accompanist.
station WIZ. Springfield, Mass.
Westinghouse
SUNDAY.
$500 p. M-Radio chapel services. scr
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