Evening star., 1925-02-21
ANNOUNCE PROGRAMS
FOR CHARITY BALL
Orchestra and Band Leaders List
Compositions for Dance and
Concert March 4.

Dance and concert programs for the
charity inaugural ball, to be held at
the Mayfiower Hotel on the evening
of March 4, were arranged by the
music committee late yesterday aft
ernoon. Present at the meeting were
leaders of the nationally known or
chestras and bands that Will furnish
the music for the ball
The program for the Roger Wolfe
Kahn Orchestra follows:
The Only. Only One" Il Want
You" Toxic Blues" I'll See You in
My Dreams" Pleasure Mad" "Rose
Marie Waters OF Minnetonka," +"
"Oh, Mabel" "All Alone" ME and
My Boy Friend Tea for Two" My
Best Girl" Peter Pan" You and
T.: intermission. Lullaby" why"
oodBye, Sunshine" Tango" June
Brought the Roses" Indian Love
Call" Roses of Picardi," "Fascinat-
ing Rhythm" Lady, Be Good" 80
Am l." Call of the South" Tell Her
in the Springtime," FLORIDA" and
Shine"
Vincent Lopez has selected the fol-
lowing numbers for his orchestras:
Grand march, Echoes of New
York; fox trot, Eliza; fox trot.
Follow the Swallow; fox trot, oh
Kathrina"; tango. ~"Celite Lindo";
waltz, "All Alone; fox trot. 81 Want
to Be Happy: fox trot. Indian Love
Song" (from Rose Marie"): fox trot,
Rose Marie; fox trot, Tea forTwo":
fox trot, ME Neenya"; waltz, by the
Waters of the Minnetonka" fox trot,
IN Rendezvous; fox trot, Peter
Pan; fox trot, mo One; waltz,
"Shadowland" fox trot, Everybody
Loves My Baby; fox trot. Prince of
Walls; fox trot. Remember Me-" and
fox trot, See You in My Dreams"
The Navy Band program, announced
yesterday, is:
Grand march, Coronation; over
ture, "Fingars Cave" (Mendelssohn) !;
finale from the Symphony in f Sharp
Minor" (TschaikowskD; fourth move
ment, allegro cen fuoco andante
grand scenes from "Lohengrin" (Wag-
ner); suite in two numbers (a)
woodland Whispers" (b) ''Whisper-
ing Flowers; valse de concert, Roses
From the South" (Strauss); ballet
music from Faust: suite No. 1 (a)
tempo di valse, OBJ adagio, (c)
allegretto, I'D moderate maestoso"; !;
"Wildfower," and The Star SpangIed
Banner"
The program of musical courtesies
and welcome to the visiting govern
ors by the United States Army Band
Orchestra-Capt. r. G.. Sherman, COM
manding; w. ]. Stannard, band lead
er-of numbers to be interspersed be-
tween the arrival of governors, is as
follows: March, ITO the Governors"
tStannarO; overture, Morning,
Noon and Night in Vienna" (Suppe1 !:
70 oh
twined by Lake,; intermezzo, "The
Wedding Of the Rose" (Jessel); sa-
lon-piece, 'Humoresque" (Dvorak); /;
duet for flute and French horn, "Sere-
made" (TitD performed by Musi-
clans Alexander Lutkiewirtz, flute,
and Reiner Bande1, French horn);
CHARACTERISTIC, American Patrol"
(Meacham); march, General Le-
jeune" (Branson).
The musical courtesies and welcome
to the governors will be as follows:
Connecticut "2d Connecticut, National
Guard March," d. w. Reeves Della
ware, Dear Old Delaware" Charles T.
Edwards; Kentucky, My Old Kentucky
Home" Stephen Foster; Maine, state
of Maine, My State of Maine G. T. Ed
wards; Maryland, Maryland, My Mary
land; Massachusetts, Fair Harvard; ;
New Hampshire, New Hampshire
Hail 20; New Jersey. "On Jersey Shore"
Arthur Pryor; Pennsylvania, "Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania March," R. F. Seitz;
Rhode Island, MY Rhode Island" Mrs
r. L. Chase; Vermont, 1.-THE Song Of the
Green Mountains" John F. Howard; ;
Virginia, Garry Me Back to Old
Virginia. Bland; Colorado, Colorado,
My Own," Phillips M. Chase: North
Carolina, Carolina, Queen of States"
Mary S. Mercer; New York, ION the
Sidewalks of New York." and wyo-
ming, wyoming" intermezzo, f. J..
King