Evening star., 1923-05-30
Big annual Music Week Euent
Is Scheduled for Tomorrow
Notable Residents to Be Guests of Wash
ington Children at Exercises in Honor
of President and Mrs. Harding.

The big climax of washington's
third annual Music week will be
staged tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock in the American League Ball
Park, 7th street and Florida avenue
northwest Never in the entire mu-
steal history Of America will so no.
table a gathering assemble to pay
homage at the shrine OF music. j0-
cluded among the nations notables.
who will be the honored guests OF
Washington's children on this great
occasion. are: President and Mrs.
Harding. in whose honor this annual
fete is given; Secretary hughes.
Postmaster General New, Secretary
Work, Secretary Wallace. Justice and
Mrs. Willis Vanderventer, Gen. John
j. Pershing, Admiral Robert E.
Coontz, Maj Gen. Wendell c. Neville.
George B. Christian, jr: Brig. Gen.
Herbert NJ Lord, Col. c. o. Sheriff.,
Brig. Gen. Charles Sawyer. Capt. A.
Andrews. Commissioner Cuno II. Ru-
dolph and Commissioner James +.
Oyster.
Military Groups Listed.
The Army will be represented by
party Of 1875, the Navy 2l0 and the
Marine Corps IS. Prominent among
the out-of-town guests are: Hollis
Damn. state director of music of Penn
sylvania; Mrs. W. J. Smyth and Mrs.
Charles D. Lanier of New York. DR..
Sygmund Spaeth, noted lecturer;
Jules Falk, American yiolinist A
chorus of 5000 children. selected for
their vocal ability. will be the out
standing feature of this years sere-
made. Many other patriotic numbers
and surprise features will be included
i'll the program. The serenade IS free
to the public.
In accordance with the policy OF
the Community Music Association or
Washington. under whose auspices
the Music week celebration is being
given a small section of grandstand
and box seats will be sold at IS
cents and SO cents to assist in de-
fraying expenses. These seats will
be on sale tomorrow from am. TO
pm. at the Homer Kilt Piano Com
many rooms 1880 G street, and
at the ball park after o'clock. The
gates to the park will open promptly
at o'clock, in order 10 avoid con-
gestion at the entrances. All OF the
children included on the program are
to enter by the gates on 5th street
between L and V Special street car
ia acilities are being provided to all
parts OF the city.
Program Of Serenade.
The complete program for the
Eerenade, not including the surprise
features, follows:
Annual serenade to the President
and Mrs Harding. a tribute of love
f,a, oh ha
of the Community Music Association
of Washington, Robert Lawrence.
director, American League Park, 9Th
street and Florida avenue northwest,
p.m.-Band concert: The Army
Band, w. J. Stannard, leader: United
States Marine Band, Capt William
Fl. Santelmann, leader. In honor OF
Armies; Robert E. Coontz, admiral
of the United States Navy, chief OF
naval operations. and John A LIE.
United States Marine Corps,
p.m-Arrival of the President
and Mrs Harding; Hail to the
Chief" United States Marine Band:
"The Star Spangled Banner (Francis
Scott Key). to be sung by entire IS.
ssmbly;, Wa shinEt9n, Gay oWiiitam nb,1dreI I.
directed by f. \. c. Barnes. director
of music, District of Columbia public
schools; THE Fairy Crew" (Reginald
de Koven). chorus of 1000 children,
OF the Republic Julia Ward Howe).
to be sung by audience in south end
of grandstand; BLOW, Soft Wind,
&c. Vincent. arr. Rich). chorus OF
America Is. r. smith,, to be sung
by audience in north end of grand
stand; CLEAN, Clean, Silver Stream"
(P. de Faye). chorus of 1000 chill
dren; Mr.; Barnes Barnes dGs,,draS diTesting; th the
sic. Flowers" Teeny Tiny Tots;
Loves Old Sweet Song" (Molloy).
5000 children, Mr. Barnes directing;
"The End of Perfect Day" Carrie
Jacobs Bond)! to be sung by chorus
President and Mrs. Harding; stars
and Stripes Forever" (sousa), the
Army Band.
Music Week Events for Tonight.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Sis p.m-Robert Lawrence. di-
rector, Community Music Association
of Washington. and Nacoomee, pr1n-
cess of the Usage tribe OF North
American Indians.
Program.
Part I.
Music and l." an illustrated lecture
in which Mr.. Lawrence relates his
experience with music from the slums
OF New York to the White House.
Helen Burkart at the piano.
Part II.
Legendary Music of the North
American Indiana" with violin in
terpreta&tons by Nacoomee, grand
daughter OF the chief of the Usage
tribe.
\ Mrs. Il. J. Ward at the piano.
STATE, WAR AND NAVY BUILDING,
South steps.
p.m-Memorial day concert by
the Army Band, w. ]. Stannard.
| leader, assisted by the Estelle Mur-
ray Dancers.
WILSON NORMAL SCHOOL
s:f5 pm, recital by pupils of Zelda
| l.. Miller.