Evening star., 1925-03-02

raj headquarters. in the Gridiron Club
room OF the Willard Hotel. for
tlckets to the concert to be given in
the washington Auditorium on Wed
nesday evening, or the Mayfovar
Hotel for tickets to the charity in
augural ball. At the Willard four
tlcket sellers are kept busy all day
.dhihs care OF demands for admission
to the concert
Beginning tonight a staff will ba
Kept on duty in the Gridiron Club
room OF the Willard to take care of
persons who are unable to obtain their
tickets earlier. Wednesday night ID
ditional tickets will be placed ON sale
at the Auditorium. Participatinp in
the concert will be the United States
Marine Band, the Sheldon Choral So
clety of Wilkes-Barre, Pa, and the
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce.
Chorus.
The completed and revised program
for the concert was announced TODAY
as follows: Overture, ''Tannhauser,
(Richard Wagner); fantasia. La Reve
Amour (Haydn-Millars): cornet
solo by Arthur S. Whitcomb. ''Hvmn
to Pittsburgh" (Harvey B, CauD.
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce. !:
Melody in A Major" Charles a.
Dawes); Prelude in C Sharp Minor"
(DonizettD; "Mutinous Legions" (De-
mild, Sheldon Choral Society. tone
poem, Finlandia" (Sibelius); THE
Song of the Camp" (Taylorl pi+ts-
ourgh Chorus; May Blossoms" from
bone solo by Robert E. Clark: "Rabv
Ions Wave" (Gounod), Sheldon Choir
us; "Reminiscences of Tschaikowstvr
Godfrey; THE Star Spangled Ban
ner"
Decorating Is Started,
Tons of flags aud bunting are he
ginning to make their appearance
throughout the city. Virtually every
large building in the business section
will be decorated, with the official in
augurai colors, buff and blue, pre-
dominating in many places. ThA
stands in the improvised court of
honor in front of the White House
Will be painted the official colors and
American flags will be used to deco
rate them.
The glass-inclosed stand from which
President Coolidge will review the
inaugural parade is nearing COM
pletton. Just who will be in the in
closure with the President has not
been announced, but it is thought, be-
sides the Vice President, Mrs. Cool
idge and Mrs Dawes, seats will be
arranged there for Senator Curtis. as
chairman of the joint congressional
committee, and his wife; William t.
Galliher, chairman of the Washing
ton citizens committee, and his wife
Maj. Gen. Hines. grand marshal of
the parade, and Rear Admiral Eberle
State Delegations.
In the small stands on either side
of the enclosure will be seated
members of the cabinet, personal
| friends of the President and high Of
| fcials. The public stands will be so
arranged that they will form vir-
tually a continuous stand on either
side of the Presidents reservations,
and in these will be seated many per-
sons high in the official life of the
nation
The revised list of governors, who
will attend, was announced today by
Mr.. Galliher as follows, some gov-
erners having withdrawn their ac-
ceptances and others having added
| theirs: Gov. C. J. Morley of Colo
| rado, Gov. John H. Trumbull of Con-
| necticut, Gov. r. P. Robinson of Della
| ware, Lieut.. Gov. Henry H. Denhardt
of Kentucky, Gov. Alvan T. Fuller
of Massachusetts, Gov. Albert C.
| Winant of New Hampshire, Gov.
George s. Silzer of New Jersey, Gov.
Cord Pinchot of Pennsylvania, Gov.
Aram J. Pothier of Rhode Island,
Gov. E. Lee Trinkle of Virginia,
Gov. Franklin S. Billings of Ver-
mont, Gov. Adam .McMullen of Ne
braska, Gov. Nellie Ross of Wyoming,
Cuno H. Rudolph of the District of
| Columbia, Lieut.. Gov. Seymour Low
man of New York, Lieut.. Gov. c. H.
Lewis of Ohio. Gov Jackson of In
diana and Lieut.. Gov. Fred Z. Ster-
ling of IllinSA