The Washington herald., 1922-06-03
HONOR HARDING
in MUSIC WEEK
i CLIMAX TODAY
S<renade to President to
Be Feature at Lincoln
Memorial.
CHILDREN TO SING
More Than 1000 Hear Final
Evenings Program at
Central High School.
CHILDREN TO SING

The most imposing event of WASH
inxton's Music Week, "Serenade 10
the President" will eliminate the
program al 4 o'clock this afternoon
vhen $4,000 lovers Of music VIII
gather at Lincoln Memorial for spe-'
ciai music in honor of President and
Mrs. Harding.
A chorus Of 5000 school children
will serenade President and Mrs
Harding. followed by 500 children
from Tenth, Eleventh and Tweifth
Schoal Divisions in a tribute to Lin
coin.
In spite of the unsettled weather
expected, 1t is hoped that thousands
win be presented at the final event
this afternoon. More than 5000 of
the 5000 reserved seats have been
sold Robert Lawrence, director Of
the Music Week program announced
last night that reserved seat tickets
VIII be on sale at the store of Harry
Grove. Inc. 1910 G street northwest.
The Schola Cantorum, famous male
choir, OF Indianapolis, will give sacred
selections at noon today at Walter
Reed Hospital While in Washington,
the members are guests of the Dis
trfct Council of the National Council
of Catholic Men. Miss Frances
Spencer. organist. who accompanied
the choir. is being entertained by the
National Council of Catholic Women.
Special traffic rules have been is
sued to take care of the crowds
that are expected at the serenade to
the President this afternoon. The
rules follow:
Traffic Rules.
Parking of cars on Seventeenth
street between Pennsylvania avenue
and b street; B street between Sew
enteenth and Twenty sixth; Eigh-
teenth. Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets between B and C streets and
on Twenty-third street between
Pennsylvania avenue and B street,
will be prohibited after 1890 p. m.
Between the hours of $3.50 p. m.
and 500 p. m westbound traffic only
will be allowed on B street be-
tween Seventeenth and Twenty
sixth streets, and southbound traf-
hc only on Twenty-third street.
Between the hours of 500 p. m.
and 500 p m eastbound traffic only
on B street between Twenty-sixth
and Seventeenth streets and north
bound only on Twenty-third street
~nue-
Seventeenth street will be open to
both north and southbound traffic.
Motor traffic will be routed
through the memorial grounds to
the circular driveway via Twenty
second and Twenty-third streets and
continue south, after discharging
passengers, to the river driveway,
where all cars will be parked.
A special detail Of L. S Marines
will act as guard of honor and as
sist in handling the public at the
memorial.
Eighteenth. Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth streets between B and c streets
will be kept clear for pedestrians.
Trafic police will be stationed along
b street 1t all intersections to as
sist pedestrians IN crossing.
Certrsl Program Attracts.
Intermittent showers last night
failed to discourage more than 900
people who gathered at the Central
High School auditorium for the
final evening program presented by
the Hendlsy-Raspar School of Musi-
cal Education. Violin selections by
Isaac M'novich. Hardie Seay and
Josef Kaspar. accompanied by
Rafael Bucca, were received en-
Enthusiastically.
Miss Cecilia O'Dea gave piano Sc
lections from Moszkowski. Chopin's
Tarantelle in A-fiat major was
given by Miss Dora Minovich, while
Miss Ethel Garrett rendered piano
selectisns from Liszt.
Exerrises in transposition. mem
~. and t0nch sansftive.
ness were given by Misses Kath-
crime Nonica Kaspar. Ethel Gar
rett and Dora Minovich. A violin
quartet. Including Josef Kaspar
Addison Peletier. Misses Mary
Parks Clements and Virginia
Henfty. was enthusiastically re-
ceiyed.
Today's Program.
Lincoln Memorial-Annusl serenade to
President and Mrs. Harding. under direc-
tion Of Robr-t Lawrence
t 400 P. VI.
Z Concert - United States Navy Band.
Charles Benter. conductor
Arrival Of President and Mrs. Harding.
The Star Spangled Banner"
se.Am.rica the Beautiful.'
- Sung by chorus Of 5000 school children
J. l. Hudson Company Male ousrtette of
Detroit.
: Tribute to Lincoln by 800 school children
Of the tenth. eleventh and twelfth divisions
Of the D. c. public schools. including sing
ing Of The Battle Hymn Of the Republic"
for the President.
Norneet Trio Of New York.
seoia cantorum. IS. Peter and Paul Ca
thedral Of Indianapolis
Elmer Andrew strren. director.
b. Flowers for the President.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Sally Ham