The Washington times., 1924-02-06

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Of the Episcopal Cathedral will be
broadcast this afternoon by WCAP
at $3.50 o'clock.
Programs Restricted.
Plans have not been definitely
announced for this evening, but II
WCAP does broadcast, which seems
most likely, they will retransmit q
concert by the Philharmonic So
ciety Of New York, under the ,di-
rection OF Willem Mengelberg, In
1.-THE seventh of series of ten
educational concerts for students,
direct from Carnegie Hall, New
York.
The Radio Corporation WRC, has
announced a partial resumption Of
activities for this afternoon, giving
the customary code practice and
Peggy Albion's Children's Hour.
The other New York stations
most often received in Washing
ton, WY and WIZ, will both be
silent out Of respect for the late
President, except that WIZ will
broadcast at 1880 a eulogy to Wood
row Wilson. by Rabbi Stephen, s.
Wise, and cat s, a special memorial
service from the West End Presby-
terrain Church.
st. Louis Concert.
Tonight's feature out of town IL
again from st. Louis, as it was
last night, with a concert to be
broadcast by the st. Louis Massen-
Choir, with a chorus Of 500 voices,
assisted by the st. Louis Sym.
phony Orchestra, Siegfried Wag-
ner OF Germany, guest conductor.
This program will begin at 8
o'clock, Eastern standard time,
from ASD. II. -
A talk which gives indications of
being interesting to women will be
broadcast from. WOR in the after
noon. by Mrs. Elinor g. Hanna,
president of, the Candy Institute, on
would You, Like to Add to Your
1ncome?" one Of the Half Hours
With Successful Women series.
Other features on the Newark
afternoon program are the Man.
haitian Serenaders. Frank Mum,
tenor and Ella Good contralto, in
joint recital; and DIR. William M.
McGovern, lecturer at the Univer-
sity Of. London, in a travel talk
about an adventurous trip over the
Htmalayan passes.
The evening program at wOR in
ciudes Michael PupAn, professor Of
electro mechanics at Columbia Uni
versity, in a talk From Immigrant
to Invenor;" the Jersey Collegians,
an orchestra of some note, and
Bessie Silberfeld Pitzele, pianist.
For Nah JOng Fans.
Nah jong hounds can tune into
WLAG, Minneapolis and st. Paul,
ct z, for a lesson in the famous
Chinese game. A little later fans
may choose between Scotch music
at Montreal, CFCF, and the wTAM
Orchestra, at Cleveland. The
Cleveland Orchestra, assisted by
vocal artists is putting on an elab-
crate program of popular songs that
should last until the very late con.
certs start.
Those prefrring play may tune
into WNAC, Boston, at S:15 for the
first act Of Polly Preferred" with
Genevieve Tobin. WNAC presents
.. play nearly every night, so those
who like that kind of amusement
had better find the dial adjustment.
The highlights among the late
program tonight are, the Shrine
Concert, Of Philadelphia, through
WIP: the "Nighthawk Frolic,"
Kansas City the Oriole Orchestra
and assisting vocal artist, Of Chi.
caga, WJAZ, and e. w. Bach,
baritone, with the WBZ Quintet at
Springfield, Mass. :
And while the music is going
strongest, WJAZ, Chicago, win
stage their usual weekly Mac.
MILAN program. 1t will be well for
anyone who is able to tune in ON
this 1lnusl1aI rro0rana