The Washington times., 1924-06-04

Unusual Popular interest in
Unique Marriage Ceremony
Taking. Place in N. Y.

tin to Wendell Hall, "the red:
headed music MAKER" will be
broadcast tonight by station
NCAP at 8 o'clock. This long
awaited event is expected to draw
zas many listeners as any other
feature ever broadcast. An out
door concert by the United States
Navy Band at 7:3O and an artist
recital under the auspices Of the
Washington Music Bureau are the
other big attractions on the eve
n;ng's bill.
90. 100000 Guests.
Standing in the physical presence
of only three other people. a clergy
man and their attendants, Miss
Marian Martin, young newspaper
woman, Of Chicago, and Wendell
Hall, known throughout the country
after his recent broadcasting tour.
technically will have At least 1000.
900 guests at their wedding, because
stations WEAF, New York; WAR.
Providence, and WGN, Chicago, will
broadcast the event in addition to
the local station.
", Their responses to the officiating
Clergynan's solemn queries will
carry through the microphones Of
these four broadca sting stations, the
actual ceremony taking place in the
stmptuus studio Of station WEAF.
New York.
Miss Martin will be attended by
Dorothy Fullerton, daughter Of
Hugh Fullerton, feature writer and
sports authority. Tom Campbell.
former Yale track captain and COO
yard sprinter,. will be Mr.. Halls
best man. ~@
Baseball Results 7:05.
The, local program tonight will
open with the usual baseball re.
suits at 7:05 o'clock. followed by a
talk by Captain Gordon Smith, war
correspondent and authority on
matters OF foreign affairs, having
served from 1886 to- 1914 as cor
respondent in the capitals Of Eu-
rope. Captain Gordon. Smith is at
present connected. with the Serbian
legation, and will undoubtedly be
able to give an unusually enlighten.
ing talk. - -
-. 1AS gOuIceQ 0IaleS navy BanQ,
under the direction of Charles
Senter, VIII come on at 1880 to
broadcast their first outdoor con.
cert Of the year. It win be inter.
esting to compare the transmission
OF the outdoor concert with the re.
markable results achieved in the
studio during the past winter.
Inc program arranged by Mr..
Benter for this evening is unusually
varied, and If the execution is uD
10 Mr.. Benter's usual standard. tho
results should be hard to beat. The
opening march, Major Edwin Den
bv, U. S. M. c." will be followed by
the. overture. "Rienzi.'' The out.
standing event will be grand scenes
from the opera "Rigoletto, by
Verdi, followed by three dances
from Henry WILL" by German. 4
humoresque on Gallagher and
Shean," arranged by Sousa, viii be
rendered, and other selections will
come from the musical comedy,
The Merry Widow wedding Of
the Winds" Song OF the Volga
Eoatmen, and Parade. of the
Wooden Soldiers"
recital will be presented through
the courtesy Of the Washington
Music Bureau, Mrs. Henry Hunt
Mckee, manager, featuring Vivienne
Abbott Gilmore, Charles Trowbridge
Littman. Elizabeth Winston, and
the choir : Of fthe Holy Trinity
Church. = -
Practically a Newcomer.
> Mrs, Gilmore is practically a new.
conner In Washington. Her lovely
voice easily secured her the posi-.
ton OF soprano soloist at the Holy
Trinity Church. She was leading
lady with the ,Hinshaw Shean Opera.
Company, Of Chicago. for mora
Elizabeth winston is concert
pianist and maker Of reproducing
plano records Mr.. Tittmann, basso.
1srsclcist with the Bach Festival Of
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, AMI a vic
tory artist. The choir Of the, Holy
Trinity Church VIII be directed and
accompanied by George Herbert
Wells, and Lucy Brickenstein. will
accompany the others.
HeadlfniHg the out-of-toWn pro.
grams tonight will be the broad.
casting of. THE Whole Towns Talk.
ing" from WNAC, Boston, at Tao
O'clock. A half hour previous, at
O'Clock, a program of dance music
VIII be put onto the air. .
~, EPSON Derby" win be the sub.
=. sect. OF an address by George Laval
Chesterton, journalist, from WIZ
New York, this evening. Chester.
ton has been. tickling the radio fans
with his wealth of 'witticism on
pertinent topics Of human interest
Anna Pinto, talented girl haApist
after an absence of several months
Will entertain the audience from
WIZ with a recital at 8 O'clock
Emil Coleman's Orchestra will con.
clude the bill at $3.50 p. m.
;, Lecture on Psychology.
w. Doctor Gardner Murphy, who 1,
crnducting the lecture series or
Psychology" from WEAF. New
York, will address the radio audi
nceNtDnight on Instinct and Emo
ton" Other features from the New
York stations will be Roger Knox
tenor, and two or three numbers
by entertainers by advertising com
panies.
The Black Ca orchestra is re
turning to KDKA, Pittsburgh, 10
night at s o'clock for another con
cert. sWBZ. Springfield, has tn,
usual recitals early in tho evening
and is putting on it's weekly late
program with Reisman's Orcllestru