Evening journal., 1922-03-10
ANNOUNCE PLAN
FOR MUSIC week
Organ Recitals, Concerts,
Demonstrations and Musi-
cal Luncheons
WHOLE CITY ASKED
TO SHARE IN EVENTS

Plans for Music Week in Whining
ton-April 80 to May 8 inclusive
were elaborated by the Municipal
Music Commission at meeting in
the office Of Mayor Harvey at the
Public Building today.
Charles r. Ernst and Mayor Har-
vey told OF their recent visit to the
Kiwanis Club OF Philadelphia, and
Of the plans being made by It for
celebration Of Music Week IN that
city.
Mrs. Marie II. Haughey. chairman
OF the committee directly in charge
Of the Music Week program, re-
ported that on Sunday. April 80. It
was purposed to open the events
with organ recitals in the churches.
on Monday night a demonstration in
music will be given in the High
School Auditorium by pupils Of tho
public schools, under direction OF
Miss Ruth Storms. supervisor Of
music IN the public schools.
Mrs. Haughey further suggested a
musical luncheon by the various
civic organizations, such as the
Chamber OF Commerce. Rotary, XII
wants and Lions Club combined; a
concert by artists OF tho city. and by
the italian societies. a production
OF the Gilbert and Sullivan opera
Pirates OF Penzance." by the West
minister Glee Club. also will form a
feature OF the week
Suggestion was advanced for a
public contest for a Delaware song,
to be sung possibly in connection
with the dedication OF the Washing
ton Street Memorial Bridge. planned
for Memorial Day. May 80.
Question of financing Music Week
was considered, and II was decided
that DR. Julian Adair, president of
tho Commission. should appoint one
Mayor Harvey suggested that the
Commission give a luncheon as a
preliminary to Music Week. 10 be at
tended by members OF various clubs
OF the city. musical and civic. This
idea found immediate response. and
lit is probable such a luncheon will
, be arranged.
II. Leslie Carpenter, chairman OF
the committee in charge OF tn,
series OF free fortnghtly concerts ir
, tn High School Auditorium an
, nounced tho present schedule was a.
B follows;
Monday. March 10. Wilmington
, symphony Club.
Monday. March a7. sangerbunt
r Society
Z Monday, April 10, orpheus Club.
8 Monday. April "a. String Quartz
o and soloists
n Monday, May 1, demontsration b,
10 school children under Miss Storm,
It Program for the concert by tn
Ia Wilmington symphony Club. in IN
High School auditorium. next Nor
II day night will be as follows:
II 4. The Dances from Henry VIII. Germa
Morris Dance
O. Shepherds Dance.
IL g. Torch Dance.
- 2. Unfinished Symphony ...... schubei
AUO Modto.
Andante Con Motto
3. Tenor Solo.
f Co) berceuse from Jocelyn.
% (b) without Thee" ..DHardlo
r. Mr. j. Wales Davis
% 4. (a) Men OF Sparta ........ .Zamecni
o. NNN lHNN.NL sentimental sfftAAllNNAl
} tcl Venetian Love Song ......Nevl
- ldl Good Night ................N New
g. Ballet Russo ................. Luigi
% l. CZardaH.
2 Nalse Lenta
W g. Scene.
Z 4. MazurlSa
Mrs. Charles f. Grimth. presideI
OF the Delaware Music Teachers Al
sociation. announced that p. S. d
Pont had invited the association
r, visit his oonservatories, at Lonl
I wood, on March rs, and had al
extended an invitation. through q
association. to the Music Commi
It sion 70 visit his place at the san
v. time. This invitation waa aocepts
10 with thanks.
p On motion Of J. Norris Robinso
10 committee win be appointed
l. consider the question OF public bal
le concerts next summer.