Evening star., 1925-02-18
CONCERT PROGRAM
FOR INAUGURAL DAY
Committee Secretary Gives
List of Organizations
to Take Part.

The program for the inaugural
concert, to be held at the Washington
Auditorium on the evening of March 4,
was announced today by Col. Fred A.
Fenning, secretary of the inaugural
committee, and Capt. William H.
Santelmann, leader of the United
States Marine Band. the latter having
personally arranged IT.
The program calls for IL numbers,
two each by the Pittsburgh Chamber
or Commerce chorus and the famous
Wllkes-Barre chorus. seven by the
Marine Band or individual musicians
from IT, and one, the grand finale,
The Star Spangled Banner" bv the
pand and both choruses under the
leadership of Capt. Santelmann.
TwO-Hour Program.
This program will require some
thlnS more than two hours to COM
plete. The names Of the numbers to
pe rendered by the choruses have not
been announced, pending word from
tneir leaders. which is expected some
time this week.
The band numbers, however. as
ariahsed Dy capt Santelmann. were
announced as follows: Overture.
"Tannhauser'' Orchard Wagner:
cornet solo. fantasia, LIE Reve
dAmour" (Haydn- Millars). played by
PSincipal Musician Arthur s. Wit
comb: two numbers by Pittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce Chorus. (a)
Melody in A Major (Charles G.
Dawes; (b) Prelude in C Sharp
Minor tSergei Raehmaninoff) sextet
from Lucia (Gaetano DonizettD,
played by A. Witcomb. ]. White, r.
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+. Santelmann; tone poem, "Finlan-
dia" (Jean Sibelius); trombone solo.
May Blossoms" (Robert E. Clark.
played by Principal Musician Robert
Z. Clark; two numbers by the Wilkes
Barre Chorus; "Reminiscences Of
Tschaikowsky" Dan Godfrey, jr);
The Star Spangled Banner" by both
choruses and the band.
Where to Purchase Tickets.
Considerable confusion has been
caused by misunderstanding as to
the place where the concert tickets
are to be sold. 1t was announced in
the newspapers that the admission
cards were on sale at the headquar-
ters OF the inaugural committee in the
Willard Hotel. This was Immediately
accepted by hundreds of persons to
mean the Willard ticket ONCE and as
result that place has been besieeed
Tor tickets that it has not got.
Inc place to go for the tickets is
In the gridtron room of the Willard
Hotel. That room Is at the head of
the steps. leading from Peacock
alley, or entering from the street
door Is the first room on the right
hand side. 1t was announced that
man orders will be promptly filled if
accompanied by certified checks or
money orders. The tickets range in
price from 81 to sl.50.
EVERY effort is being made this
year TO see that the rules regarding
the correct use of the American nap
are not violated. 1t has been almost
a custom heretofore for unsuspect-
ing persons to -drape the national
emblem in all sorts Of fashions CON-
bine it illegally with other fiar. ,n,I
generally distort the general concep-
tlon or the proper method of hang
ing or otherwise displaying the Ma
tion's standard
Inaugural Parade Order DELAYED
Announcement of the order of
march for the inaugural parade is
being held up because of the slow
ness with which the governors that
are to attend are sending in detailed
Information as to the escort they
Will bring along. The first division
Is almost complete, but the inaugural
committee announced 1t did not wish
70 make one part public until the
luil order Of march is completed.
which probably will be next week.
word was received from Richmond
today that Gov. Trinkle of Virginia
would bring a full uniformed escort.
One hundred dismounted troops and
oo mounted troops will accompany
him, In addition to a band of So
pieces. 20 officer aides and probably
a civilian escort Of 100 persons. In
another communication 1t was unofi-
c1ally stated that two companies of
the Richmond Blues are coming to
washington to attend the inaugura-
tion en- masse, whether they are per-
mitted to march or not.
Expected to Attend Ball.
Virtually all Of the governors who
Will attend the Inauguration will also
attend the charity inaugural ball, to
be held at the Mayhower the evening
OF Inauguration day. Five have al
ready signifed their intention Of Of
ficially representing their States at
the fete and some time during the
evening they will each be entertained
by Vice President and Mrs. Dawes in
their official box.
Grenada Rocked by Quake.