The Washington times., 1924-01-26
WILL
FEATURE
MUSIC
Local Singers and Pianist With
Hawaiian Quartet and
Rosey's Five.

Three local artists, Ethel
Holtzclaw Gawler, soprano; Kath-
crime Morrison Offterdinger,
pianist, and Earl Carbaugh, bari
tone, will feature the local air
program tonight at WRC.
With them on the bill viii be
the Honolulan Hawaiian Quar-
tet and Rosey's Washington Five.
N. Y. Offering.
From New Years WEAF will
come q joint recital by Sigemund
Grosskopf, leading violinist for the
Hamburg Philharmonic Society for
many years, and Elizabeth Topping,
pianist. The Chiclet Male Quartet
and the Chiclet instrumental Trio
also will be featured in the early
program from WEAF. Vincent
Lopez and his orchestra will take
over the studio for an hour between
II and IL o'clock.
The Chicago Civic Opera will close
its radio season tonight by broad
casting Martha from WMAQ.
Dinner Addresses.
Among the dinner addresses
scheduled for tonight are those Of
the annual banquet Of the Nesting
house Veteran Employees Associa-
ton at Pittsburgh, and at the dinner
OF the Philadelphia Real Estate
Board which will be broadcast
through WIFI.
Jimmie Shearer and his Revue
win headline the program from
WoR, Newark. Other features
there. viii be a recital by Lilyan
Mae Challenger, mezzo soprano, and
q concert by the Vernon Orchestra
OF Montclair.
Some of the midnight revue
music and dance numbers will be
heard from WHIP, where Charlie
Kerr's orchestra will hold forth;
wJAZ, where the Oriole Orchestra
viii play until o'clock in the
morning; WSAI, Cincinnati; WLAG.
where the st. Paul Athletic Club
Orchestra will make its radio debut,
and WNAC, Boston.
Morning Sermon.
WCAP's Sunday morning sermon
win be broadcast by the Rev. Clovis
G. Chappell, pastor Of the Mt. Yer
non M. e. Church at IL o'clock.
The subject of the sermon will be
"A Triumphant Certainty"
In the afternoon the station will
broadcast the services at Bethlehem
Chapel Mt. st. Adams, at which
Bishop James e. Freeman win
preach.
The following night program from
New York is announced:
7:20 p. m.-Introductory remarks
by s. L. Rothafel Roxy).
7:30 p. m.--Overture, ''Pomp and
Circumstance" (Elgar) by the Capt.
tol Grand Orchestra.
1888 p. m.-Incidental music to
motion picture.
TAI 3. m.-'Hungarian Fantasy"
uiszt) by Julia Glass, pianist.
7:4S p. m.-Incidental music to
Capitol Magazine.
1855 D. ADVERTISEMENTS: (a)
Whispering Flowers" won Blon)
by the Capitol Grand Orchestra: Cb)
''Deep River (Burleigh) first move.
ment done by the Capitol String
Section: second part sung by the
Capitol Quintet. composed Of Messrs.
Stansbury, WetZe1, Bombarger,
Coombs and Narrower. with cello
Obligato by Yasha Bunchuk. and
Carl Scheutze, harpist; Caprice
vennois''' Rreisler). by Eugene Or
mandy. concertmeister Of the Capt.
tol Grand Orchestra.
S:05 p. m.-Overture to feature
by the Capitol Grand Orchestra.
sos p. m.-Special presentation by
9. L. Rothafel of Capitol Theater
vocal and instrumental artists, d.
rect from the broadcasting studio in
the theater.
9 to 10 p. Morgan recital by
Henry F. Seibert, organist Of Holy
Trinity Church, direct from the
studio Of the Skinner Organ Com
pany, New York city. Program:
Prelude from "LohenRrin" (Wag-
ner); "At Evening" Kinder): "Hu-
moresque" Tscbaikowsky): "Ro-
nance CThome): Largo" Q1andeD:
s'TIosana" Dubois): ''Serenade"
(Schubert); Musical Snuff Box"
G.aidow); Nazareth (Gounodl:
isThe. Pygmies" (Stoughton):
ssSwanee River" (arranged by Le-
Ynare): ''Triumphal March two IA
miliar hymns-"Jesus Lover OF MY
Sour and "Oh, Love, That Win Not
Let Me Cor.