New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
Daily Radio Program,
WIZ Newark $3.50 meters)

WIZ Newark $3.50 meters)
. p. Radio chapel services. sermon
by Rev. Paul Scherer: sacred mnsic
ny the church quartet from the LII
tneran Church of the Holy Trinity.
New York.
p m:-"What tho People Want to
Read, by Mrs. Honore Willsic, au-
thor Of "The Heart OF the Desert"
80 p. m.-Rccitnl b. Mabellc Blulne.
dramatic soprano; May Helen Blume.
planlste. "When Love is Kind" (Old
EngIIsh), "Minnetonka." "The Dan
"a; "Mnsica Proibita" cold Italian.
haoanlra From Carmen "Chantez,
rlez, dormez,' Jewel Song From
Faust, The Thrill O. You. "When
ou re Away, My Saddle, "Aoman-
"a rom Daughter OF the Regiment"
and Mighty LAX Rose"
o;30 p. m.-Litcrary vespcrs, "The
spirit of Scrvico,' by Edgar White
burrll; the message is woven around
the following poems, prose aud plays:
On me Necessity for Labor and
Love, John Ruskin Sonnet on His
H1ndness,' John Milton; "Ode to the
West Wind,' Percy Bysshe Shelly:
"Chantecler.7 Edmond Rostrand and
"Ihc blades of Grass Stephen
Crane
$50 p. m.-"The Bubble Books That
Sing by Ralph Mayhem.
J: 80 p. M Sandman Stories" told Nv
Kaspcr Scidol
p. m.-'Japan," by Julian Street.
$50 D m.-"Chcck Forgers," by VII
liam Flynn.
Pm A Trip Through Brazil with
hcodore Roosevelt" by Anthony
flala, explorer
$3.50 p. m.-Carlos Naldcranna. com
poser, pianist and lecturer, will give
demonstration Of Inca music.
$3.50 p. m.-Recital by Alfred Herber-
mann, violinsti Mrs. Earl Fcininger,
accompanist. Program: "Cavatina, :"
waltz in A major, Hockstein- B rahms;
Souvenir" "Hindoo Chant" Der
ceuse.' Miss Lucille Banner, colora-
tura soprano. Program: "Ah Jors'e
Down in the Forest" 10, hear the
Lark" Mrs. Karl Deininger, accom-
PIANIST.
WAIT. Iersey City, 200 Meters
5:o7 p. m.-Tuning test.
p. nl.-Radio chapel Nesper Service,
conducted by the Rev. Leon Jermain
Brace, B. D., pastor Summit Avenue
Baptist Church, Jersey City, assisted
by Miss Edna Fletcher, organist;
Miss Shelford, soprano, and William
- aof Zwald. barytone.
! $50 p. m.-Announcements.
1:35 p. m,-Recital by Peter Schooe-
jams, Belgian tenor, and George Pom
zoni, sixteen ycar-o old pianist.
Tenor solos (a) aria from "Pes-
catori di Perle': 90 "F,lcgy." Piano
solos. "Cachoucha Caprice" Minute
Waltz and other tenor and piano
numbers to be announced.
3 200 p. m.-Radio chapel, conducted by
the Rev George E. Mayer, industrial
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
3 200 p. m.-Church services by DR. l.
7. Hoskins, president OF the Associ-
ated Bible Students Glass
WGI Medford Hillside. Mass. $3.50
$3.50 p. m.-Concert by courtesy of 81.
Mary's Church., Waltham. Jonn +.
Dyer, cornet: "Palms,' "Thc Lost
Chord "HoneysuckIc Polka; Philip
DeCoster. xylophone: "Tho Rosary"
"The Baccarole," b" Medley OF Favorite
Airs; Dorothy Mccarthy, piano:
"Alice," ""Prelude in Sharp Minor;
Dorothy Greeley, soprano: "Rose in
the Bud Garry Me Back to Ole
Nirginny."
y. NJ Radio church service.--Reve..
Maurice l.. Bullock. pastor Trinity NJ.
+. Church. West Medford. "A Ma
tion's Memorial Day" Assisted by
the Church Quartet, accompanied by
Grace Bassett.
$3.50 p. m.--Robert T. Ftz, tenor:
There Is No Death" "Mother. My
Dear" "To the Sun; Norman S. Dill
lingham, accompanist.
3 As p. nj. Arthur Whitcomb, Bos-
ton. cornet soloist, assisted by Mar
guerite l.. Barnes: "Largo,' "Inhama-
tus' from "Stabat Matre.'
kDkA, Pittsburgh 1863 meters)
':45 q. m.-Services of the Point
Breeze Presbyterian Church, Fifth
?. H. Barker, minister.
wards"
p. m.-Rado Chapel at Station KDKA,
conducted by the Rev. l.. S. Wilkin-
son, Taator Homewood Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
$50 p. NJ Services of the Calvary
Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Rev. f. j. Van Etten, rector; Harvey
b. Gaul. organist and director.
kWY, Chicago 1850 meters)
$50 p. nl.-Radio Chapel service con-
Quoted by William f. Barton, D. L.,
LII. D.. minister of the First Congre-
gational Church of Oak Park. Music
under the direction of Edwin Stan
ton Seder. Dr. Barton will preach on
the subject, The Divinity of Serv-
ice
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