davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
USNIESLI SA POSTAVIT
sLOVENsKY DOM

Ma nedel 'najsom valnom shro-
mazdeni, vydrziavanom pod ko-
stolom Sv. Jana Krst., east-youngs
townskf Slovaci definitfvne usnie-
sli sa postavit' narodn1 budovu v
East Youngstown. Viacere spolky
prihlaspy sa "a 1castinarov II.
plsany boil al isty pocet tlcastin.
Vybor ma vNkonat' vsetky pripra-
Wy k zdarnemu prevedeniu podu-
.iatia. =.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
SVETOVY SUD ZALEzITO-
sTOU VOLIEB? .

V Illinois yydrziavaly sa pfi-
marky, V ktorFch porazenv boil te.
rajsi republikansky senator Me-
Kinley, ,podporovatel' Svetoveho
sitdu, Frankom L. Smithom, od-
porcom Svetoveho sudu. O poraz
Ike McKinleyho pisalo sa vo vset-
kych casopisoch krajiny a vaeSina
mich siidila, ze Mckinley pora-
zeny boil pre- jeho hlasovanie "a
vstilpenie Spoj. Statov "a elena
siidu. q toho casopisy odvodzova
ly, re jasenne vol by do senatu
budn sa dat V znameni zahranie
nej politiky.
Teraz ale prichodia T. Illinois
zpravy, ktore nasvedcujn, ze Nc
Kinley nebol porazeny pre- tuto o.
tazku, ale pre- jeho slaIbd organi-
zaciC. V Cook county (Chicago)
jeho odporca NAL dobre sorgani-
zovanGl kampan a vybornych rec
nfkov, kdezto ma vidieku proti Nc
Kinleymu hlasovali farmari preto,
ze sa nestaral dost o ich zaujmy
Y semitic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
sLOvAK v AUTOvEJ NEHODE

Andrej Zee, {. 1876 Bright Av.,
Campbell, Dol boil 'astne raneny v
nedel'u autom, riadenym Elme-
rom Buchnerom {. 2574 South
ern Boulevard. Nehoda udala sa
ma Wilson Ave.
V srazke ma Montgomery Ave.
v nedel' u vecer, auto Jozefa Vra-
bella bolo vel mi poskodene autom
neznameho automobilistu, ktory
uSiel po nehode.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
yuraj Puhalla.
MA SOUTH SIDE ZALOzILI
ST HADNETT BOOSTER CLUB

Este ie. Wac ako triEmesiace. dc
primarnyhh volieb vidime skore
kazdy den v anglickych novinach
vselijakych kandidatov vystupo.
vat ma romantic iirady. Ako ma
pr. "a serifa. Ak sa nemylim, je
az osem kandidatov kazdy by
chcel dostat' nominaciu v primar.
kach 10. augusta. q tvchto 6smich
jeden je dobry priatel' Slovakov,
menom George F. Hadnett, ktorv
tn ma South Side medzi Slovakmi
bEva preto my Slovaci ma So,
Side zalozili SINE Hadnett Booster
Club. Slovenskn verejnost' uz te-
raz chceme obznamit' Geo. F.
Hadnettom. Narodil n ma South
Ave, al vyrastol medzi Slovakmi,
a je vel mi obi 'ilbeny medzi nami.
Ked iSiel A. j. Petrik "a koncil-
mana minulych vol bach, tax
pan Hadnett pracoval celou silou
"a neho, aby' Dol zvoleny do NEST
skej rady a preto je hoden nasej
podpory. Geo. F. Hadnett slnzil v
armade Stryka Sama, bral 1cast
v svetovej vojne vo Francii a te-
raz je uz styri roxy deputy seri-
fom pri serifovi Lydenovi, tax re
ma dost' zkisenosti ten trad "a
stavat'. Hadnett Booster Club
bude odbyvat' schodze kazdt dru-
hi nedel u, t. ]. ka'zde diva tyzdne
vo Franka Rigelskeho krajcirskej
dielni ma South Ave. Ziadame slo-
venskych obtanov ma South Side,
ktori este neprisl1chajn do Had
nett Booster Clubu, ably sa prihla
sill ma budiicu schodzu, ktora bu,
de dina 9. maja 7.30 veeer vo Wy.
Sc spomenutej miestnosti. Vstupne
a prispevky neplatia sa ziadne, a
preto by kazdy slovensky obcan
ma South Side NAL do tohto klubu
prisliichat'. Ma minulej schodzi sa
zvolil sest' clenovy vybor, ktory
ma ponavstevovat' slovenske klu.
by ma yomgstownsl1ej okolici, a.
by nam pomahaly primarkach
10. augusta, ably mas priatel' Geo
F. Hadnett dostal nominaciu. Ct
kluby uz i touto cestou prosfme
|! abN vybor vd acne primly, ked
k MIN zavita.
s nctou SINE Vam oddani,
Andrsj Tarap6ak,
&tefan Herman,
Mchal Schromofsl<y,
zpravodajsky vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
SCH0DZA POLIT. KLUBU
We. YOUNGSTOWN.

Slovensky Politicky Klub v E..
Youngstown (Campbell) vydrzia-
vat bude svoju riadnu sch6dzu v
nedel'u, dina 2. maja veeer o Z.
hodine pod kostolom Sv. Jana Kr-
stitel'a, ma Reed Ave-, ma ktorf
dctive povo1ava vsetkych svojich
elenov. Bude sa pojednavat' o
vel mi vaznych veciach. Clenoyia,
ktorl dlhujd svoje prispevky, sd
ziadani vyrovnat' svoju podlk-
most ma tejto sch6dzi.
Jan Matvey, predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
DIVADLO SA I'M PEKNE
VYDARILO
Hojna navsteva ma popoludnai-
som i vecernom predstaveni.

som vecernom predstaveni.
Dlvadlo, ktore bolo zahrane dina
70. aprila ma Lansingville hercami
osady Sv. Mateja, sa znamenite
vydarilo. Bolo asi hodin, ked' sa
opona alebo lepsie povedano "a
clona roztiahla a ma javisko Wy
sttlpil vlp, Kozelek, ktory Dol bur
livHm potleskom primty. Vlp. Ko-
zelek peknou recou privital obe-
censtvo, poukazal ma vyznam di-
vadelnych predstaveni a prejavil
potechu mad tym, ze pod nasim
kostolom name tax peknn halu,
ktora sa hodi jak pre- bankety, tax
pre- koncerty diudla. Vyzyval
hercov herecky, ably V praci tel
to nezastali, ale pokratovali d'a-
lei, lebo divadlo je jedna najlepsia
zabava pre- mas l'ud. Ked' vlp. Ko-
zelek svoju rec skoncil, Dol odme-
neny bdrlivEm potleskom.
Nato Juraj Palascak par slo-
vach vysvetlil vFznam divadel-
nych kusoy, ktore bely ma progra-
me- Ohl 'adom s'Sldvenskei siro-
ty' prehovoril obsirnejsie, ably
tax kazdy pritomny mohol hire
lepsie porozumet'.
Nato sa zacala hra. Prva bola
zahrana "Sirota'. Je to sice smu-
tnohra, kto je citlivy, pride mu
veru trochu kruSno okolo srdca,
ale ako kazda smutnohra ma Sc
be i daco pre- rozveselenie. talk al
nasej "Sirote" nebolo to inak-
Sic. Ked' doslo v nej ku svadbe,
nastalo trochu veselosti. Menovite
ked' svadobnici prisli ma javisko
so spevom a hudbou, druzbovia a
druzice veselo podskakovali a
ked muzikanti spustili "Ja paro-
bek z Kapusan'', zaeali sa TAX sta
ri ako i mladi ma javisku zvrtat'
pri takej prilezitosti sa clovek
cfti, alzo by sa nachadzal niekde
ma tom nasom milom Slovensku,
lebo je to obraz skutoene nasho
dedinskeho l'udu. Herci a heree-
ky tejto hre hrali vsetci vybor-
ne, kazdy previedol svoju 1lohu
tax dobre, re sa to lepsie ami oca-
kavat' nemoze.
Nato bola zah1ana veselohra
"Pan Tomas Kuklenik'', v / DEF
stve. Pri tejto veselohre bolo spo-
sobene tol'k smiechu, ze ponie-
ktori z toho mali pukn1t Ako "
prvom, tax al v tomto ktisku herci
a herecky cd prveho do posledne-
ho hrali svoje 1lohy vyborne a
vsetci zasluhuj1 ticty a pochvaly
a osada Sv. Mateja m6ze byt' mr.
da, ze ma takyych vybornych O.
chotnfkov.
Pocas celeho predstavenia me-
dzi dejstvami rozveseloval mas mas
) organista prof. Belavic, ktory
nam vyhraval ma plane a tax tiez
v hre vypomahal pri speve. Vd "a
ka mu "a to.
Ma rozlncku zaspievali nam ma
81 herci a herecky "Slovak som
Slovak budem'' a ma plane spre.
vadzal ich prof. Belavic. Bolo uz
asi Is mint ma dvanastu, ked
SINE sa vsetci rozchadzali domov
v tom najlepsom poriadku a tou
lprimnou nadejou zelanim, ze
nam nasi herci herecky prichy-
stajl este tejto sezony jedon ta-
kyto zabavny vecierok.
zpr&vodaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
SCH0DZA ZEN. POLIT. KLUBU
v EAST YOUNGSTOWN.

Slov. Zensky Politicky Klub v
E. Youngstown (CampbelD bude
mat sch6dzu nedel'u, 2. maja
pod kostolom Sv. Jana Krst., ma
ktorn povolavame vsetky Sloven-
ky, ktore este do klubu neprislu-
chajd. Al kazda iidkyna mech sa
dostanovi, bo budeme sa radit' o
bale, ktory usporiadame ma s. ma
ia a al daco insieho vazneho pri-
de ma pojednavanie.
S p0zdravom,
E. D., preds. klnbu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
JAN BUTKO RANENY v PRkCI

Jan Butko, {. 70 Morley Ave,
Campbell, spadol v stredn rosto-
vania pri open hearth peel u Re-
public Steel prebil 81 lebku. Boil
odvezeny do nemocnice, kde maj1
nadej ma jeho zachranu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
Zapisnica schoodze
0 Slovenskom Dni
0dbyvanej dina 25. apr'la vecer
v skolskej miestnosti sv. Cyrilla
q Methoda.

! - piNN''Sud hleSutuO iSDoIu ,olO\
Ligy zahajil scholar peknou pri
vitacou reto,l Il vysvetlii, ze br
| predseda sa schodze nesiiGastn
pre- vaznn pracu, a takticz al br
taJomnfk re neni pritomny, tax Z,
aby Dol zvoleny docasny zapisnlk
Ma to boil navrhovani: br. Martin
Lesnak br. Andrej Malak a ko
necne vacsinou hlasov zvoleny bo
br. Andrej Malak "a docasneht
zapisnlka, co on az prijal a zauja
svoje miesto. PRIV nez sa prikro
clio k d'alsiemu pojednavaniu, br
predseda vyzval br. zapisnika, a
by spisal br. zastupcov mena, {
tiez ze ktore spolky zastupujn, a
by sa vedelo, ze ktore spolky ST
zast1pene a ktore ME.
Nasledovna spolky boly zastn
| pene:
Ia {. 259. 1KSJ. 10 Struthers-
Jan NJ. Gura NJ. NJ. kapusta.
| Ia {. 26O IKSJ. 2 Haselton-
Jan Basista a Rudolf TomasoviG,
| Ia (. 500. IKsJ. Jozef Hiznay
| Ia (. 731, IKSJ. Lansingville
| Jozef Rehak Jan Stamina.
Ia Sbor los. Kat. Sokol-Jozef
Tilka. 1N
Ia sbor 159. Kat. Sokol v Ha.
selton-Stefan Hasaj, Martin Les
max, Jan lux Andrej Malak.
| Ia sbor l75. Kat. SokoHA. M
Palkovic. I
| ia odbor 64. Mar. Spolku-Ste
fan Kubicko 20 Struthers.
Ia odbor GIL. Mar. Spolku a
sbor 207. Slov. Ligy FIR. Hudik.
Br. zapisnik precital mena vset.
kych zastupcov a ukazalo sa, ze je
vsetko poriadku.
Nastala debata OIL 'adom parku.
Br. predseda vyzval vybor, ktory
boil ma minulej schodzi zvolenv, a
by nam podal zpravu. Ia vybor
podali zpravu: Stefan Kubicko a
Jan Stamina, a sice, ze Campbell
park dostaneme pod tou podmien-
kou, jestli sa zaplatl elm skorej
co zavdavok $4,000, ktory obnos
ma byt' oddany Janovi Novotny
v Lansingville, a on ma to oddat
Sheet and Tube Co. a re potom
vSetko, co nam bude potrebne, do
staneme. Zprava tohto vyboru bo-
la jednohlasne prijata a usnesene
bolo, aby sd tento obnos vyplatil
pokladn;ce Okresneho Sboru 81.
Tigy.
Potom br. A. Malak, co zastup-
ca sboru 159. podal svoju mienku
ze haseltonski Slovaci sn ochotnf
"a tiito slavnost pracovat' a po-
dal navrh, aby hned' ako bude po
slavnosti, vybornici svolali mas vse
tkych ma takuto schodzu, a ME
ako sa to minulosti robilo, a ably
nam predlozili celu financnn zpra-
WI dopodrobna tax aby kazdy
vedel, ze co sa ziskalo alebo kol'-
ko vydajov bolo. Ku tomu este br.
A. M. Palkovic podal co dodatok,
ably Dol zvoleny troj-clenovy w
Dor, ktory ma pravo vsetky ncty
tejto slavnosti prehliadnut' a tax
nam presn1 zpravu podat' ma ME
ktorej schodzi. To bolo jednohlas-
ne prijate a priam boil al vybor
zvoleny, slice: Jan J. Javorsky,
A. M. Palkovic a Andrej Malak.
Zatym nastala debata OIL 'adom
vel 'kych hodnostarov, sloven-
skych bisklpov, ktorf prit,u toho
leta do Ameriky V kazdom vac
SOM meste, vsetci Slovaci sa chy-
staj1 k uctivemu privitaniu tych-
to vel l'kych muzov, a nevyzeralo
by to dobre pre- tax vel 'kl slo-
venskl koloniu, ako je na youngs.
townskej okolici, 5eby SINE nemali
aspon niektoreho medzi nami ne
Item cas-. Po dlhsej debate bolo je.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
Andrei Malak,

docas1y zapisnfk
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Festivals of Music of
the Past" Near Paris
THE Inauguration of the art center

THE inauguration of the art center
which Wanda Iandowska is
establishing at her home in st. Leu
la-Foret, near Paris, will take place
this coming Summer. The undertak.
ing will be devoted TO the cultivation
of the music of the past, and specifi.
cally to the performance under the
most favorable conditions of rare un-
published works from Nine. Landow.
ska's extraordinarily rich and volum-
inous library-works of too delicate
and subtle d character to appeal to
the mass of the public.
Many Of the foremost cotemporary
musicians. writer's and other artists
whom Nine. Landowska numbers
among her friends will foregather at
st. Leu for these festivals, the signal
feature of which lies in the fact that
the executants will be exclusively in.
strumentalists and singers who are
carrying on studies in style and inter.
pretation under Nine. Landowska.
These works will thus be performed
with complete Difference to the true
traditions Of the great masters of the
past.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Mrs. Morrow. Mabel Flehr, contralto:
Floyd G. Williams, tenor, and Charles
Moore. bass, with Mabel Linton Will
liams director and organist. will
shortly give their initial performance
outside of church work, over the
radio.
Today Mrs. Mcrrow's solos will be.
in the morning, Hear Ye, Israel -
from Mendelssohn's Elijah" and in
the evening. Come Unto Me-" from
Hande's The Messiah
The Philharmonic Glee Club Of the
Georgetown Visitation Convent, di-
rccted by Theresa X. 1fubner, with
Mary Ahern at the piano, made a
most pronounced success at the April
students recital. which took place last
Sunday evening III the odeon Of the
institution.
The choruses included Schubert s
"Hark. Hark, the Lark" arranged
for women's voices by Ries; Morn
ing" by Victor Harris. and the popu-
lar barcarole from "The Tales of Hoff.
man" by Offenbach. Mary Stewart
Allan made fine impression in her
rendition of Kreisler's 'Liebesfreud'
Lily Rose Przybylski, in Heller's we'll
known "Tarantella" Jessie Bartlett
Davis. in Ethelbert Nevin's rhythmic
"Gondolier." from his suite, "a Day
in Venice: Evelyn Landvoigt, in a
duet, "Minuet lAntico." by Seeboeck.
with Miss Davis at second piano.
The program was completed by
la Fontaine" by Bohm, played by
Norma McNair, and an interesting
essay on Franz Schubert, Father of
the Art Sing" written by Sarah
Jane Coates and read by Evelyn
Carlston.
The press of Cleveland. Ohio, proved
highly favorable TO Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann, Washington basso,
when he sang the title role OF
Elijah" last Sunday with the Cleve-
land Lutheran Chorus in the Masonic
Hall. More than 5000 people packed
the hall TO hear the Mendelssohn ora
torio. William G.. Smith. Archie Bell
and James II. Rogers all spoke in
glowing terms of the dramatic tai
ent as well as beautiful voice that Mr..
Tittmann possesses.
Word has been received by friends
of Mary Lucia Fish, dramatic soprano,
who won many admirers when she
song here last year, that she had fine
press notices in Paris for her concert
at one of the students atelier re-
unions of the American Church re.
CONTINUED on Fifth Page)
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Japan Likes En- Cory.

kugawa shogunate and the practica
ruler of Japan. The Tokugawa gov
ernment ran the country in direct OF
position to the imperial court, then
seated at Kyoto. While the general
sentiment was in favor of keeping
Japan secluded from the rest of the
world-and barring the barbarous for
eigner-L advocated the Open-doo'
policy.
In the face of imperial household
opposition and that Of the strong Sat
suma and Chose clans. the prime mill
ister signed tentative treaties in 1871
which started Japan on the upward
climb to "a position among the world :
powers. For this far-sightedness IL
wa g assassinated ard his head added
to the company of those other proph
cts who seemed TO have spoken Oui
of their turn"
The story of Prime Minister LII -
faithfully depicted, according To hls
torians, by the most noted actors and
actresses in Toxic. While audiences
are not exhibiting any strong anti
foreign sentiment, on the contrary
there are no sobs or tears when l.
meets death,
Evening star., 1926-05-02
D. c. Music Clubs
Hold Annual Meeting

THE annual meeting of the District
OF Columbia Federation of Music
Clubs, with election Of officers for the
next two years. will be held Tuesday
evening, May II, at 1880 o'clock, In
Beatrice S. Goodwin's studio, 1406 II
street northwest. Credential blanks
have been mailed to all federated
organizations, and 1t is the hope OF the
BOARD that every organization Will send
It's allotted representatives TO this
meeting.
All officers and committee chairmen
are requested to bring written reports
of the years work.
One new senior choir, Calvary Bap-
tist Chorus, Thomas Moss. director,
has Joined the federation. and two
new Junior clubs have been admitted
to membership. The junior clubs are
Holten Arms Junior Glee Club. Miss
Blanch Polkinhorn. director, and the
Young Composers Club, MIR. Carl
Holer. leader. Mr.. Holer has also
joined as an artist member.
Miss Goodwin. chairman for the
hymn contest, has been invited to at
tend the Christian E,ndeavor Junior
rally being held Sunday afternoon,
May, 2, to award the bronze medal to
the winner from Metropolitan Presby.
terian Junior c. Z. Society.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Copyrights Novel Effects.
PHOTOGRAPHIC effects which have

PHOTOGRAPHIC effects Whlch nave
( never before been seen on the
screen are to be introduced by ID. W.
Griffith in his Paramount production,
"The Sorrows OF Satan" some OF
these already are said to have proved
so effective in laboratory preVleWs
that Mr.. Griffith has had them copy
righted.
This is Il new departure in Grif-
fiths career. In years past he in
troduoed the closeup. irising In ana
out and fading In and fading out oil
scenes, but In the past he has per-
mitted all other directors and camera
men to take these without restriction:
For months prior to the start OF
"The Sorrows of Satan." Mr.. Grit
fith and his chief camerman. Harry
Fischbeck, worked out new methods
OF lighting, shifting from one scene
to another without annoyance 70 the
eye, and securing art effects. rests
were made from time to time, but 20
make certain that the effects could
be put into the production IL numoef
of cameras We're set up on each
scene. AS the scenes have been re-
turned from the laboratory Mr.. Grif-
fifth and hts technical assistants have
become convinced that they have pro-
gressed far enough to create some
thing Of sensation among motion
picture fans.
For instance, when Adoiphe Men
jou, as Prince Lucio RiInanez (Satan)
makes his entrance lighting effects
give All impression of mystery and
supernatural power at times. but
Menjou plays the role as a sophisti-
Gated gentleman OF the world. The
characters are real, everyday humans,
but the impression IL subtly trans
mitted to the spectator that a menac-
ing power turks behind Mr.. Menjou &
suavity.
In addition, IL is said some scenes
of remarkable beauty have been Sc
cured as u result of the experiments
Evening star., 1926-05-02
New Fish Story.

THE old saying that curiosity once
killed a cat. also applies to fish.
according to Warner Baxter, who
watched natives at Porto Rico spear
ing huge fish from coral rocks while
he was making scenes in "Aloma of
the South Seas" starring Gilda Gray.
He figured It was a stunt that re-
quired years of practice. When he
was called upon TO do it as a part of
his role as Nuitane, South Sea Is
land native, he discovered to his
amazenent that he could spear fish
faster than he had ever been able to
catch them on hook and line. Bara-
cuda, tuna and other sunflsh can't
resist the lure OF anything new and
lose their lives as the result.
Soon after he had perched on a
jagged rock with metal tipped bam.
boo pole poised he discovered that
his shadow In the water attracted the
big fish. After two or three prelim.
mary tries, he discovered that by aim
ing at his shadow he could kill q big
fish at will.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Live Duke In Pictures.

DUKE KAHANAMOKC, champion
- amateur swimmer of the world. l.
one of sportsdom's most valuable con
tributions to the motion picture world.
Aside from his aquatic ability .
Kahanamoku is an excellent screen
performer and no sea picture is com
plete without him.
Duke was born near Honolulu and
is Il direct descendant of Hawaiian
royalty. He is q naturalborn swim
mer, and almost before he was able
to walk he padded around in the
water. It was off the famous Waikiki
Beach that kahanamoku won his frs
swimming events.
Coming to America. he INTRODUCED
the famous crawl stroke in this couu
try, and Immediately won nationwide
fame in breaking six world swimming
records within two months. He has
three times represented the United
States i'll the international Olympic
games, twice finishing first and once
third.
In the past year Duke has appeared
In Adventure" THE Pony Express.
Lord Jim, - THE Lady of the IIarem
and odd Ironsides''-all Paramount
pictures.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

ME Shrevc Heartsill, Elizabeth Max
we'll sopranos; Mary Hartley, Marie
Koontz. contraltos; Maj. Charles Ferris.
Capt. II. q. Mccartney, tenors; Fran
els Heartsill. Arthur Middleton. Fred
erick Scherfer, basses; Irving Buck
in. in operate selections: George Daw.
Ida ullman, violinists; Katharine Cul-
len In plano selections. and Dorothy
Baxter, Mrs. Alderman, Minerva
Bailey, Mrs. Weihe and Christopher
Tenley, accompanies. Miss Myrtle
Evans gave readings and the hostess
was heard In a group Of songs and IN
quartets, with Miss Heartsill, Capt.
Mccartney and Mr.. IIeartsill.
A Russian musical was given Fri
day afternoon under the auspices or
the music section OF the Chevy Chase
Womans Club in the home Of Mrs.
Samuel l.. Jodidi, 23 West Irving
street. This was one Of several de-
lightful afternoons of music which
have been given by the section. 1t
had q large attendance.
Following the program tea was
served.
The music was as follows:
Life OF Tschaikowskyss v.n-
f'ah0 soy BY MI! a''s Samuel i. jqdldi.
DUss; soprano.' nssH Mrs. i. W. Norross and Mr.
Alfred walford altos. Mrs. W. Rae shaffer
and Mrs, Stanley Wolfe.
(a} 'Andante CantabiIe,' ,tr92n from tit, stri,ng
%, a2oneta.' a2aansestta from violin acnGsrio,
Tscha,koTeky
beth Howison Hill. acrompanist;
Solo. WAS Not Blade OF Grass
By Mrs. J. H. Ray. with Mrs. Hill accom-
Sketches 0, Rachn, iif snihoif
BY Mrs. Clarence Dawson.
1ai ''warnm'' ........... Tschaihowskyy
By Mrs. Z. IL Russell, accompanied by Mrs..
Frederick L. Hunnewcll.
Pig Piano e!SoIos;e, soIosr Rschnaninot,
w. by Mrs. rs charles V. i%lays :, .n,no,
iSIo By Miss 'i1Nf Alice Broas accompanied by Mrs
Piano solo. "prelada as9PsT5l ls sharg MInos
By Mrs. Jodidi.
Edith Gottwalls of the school of
music, Mount Vernon NJ. T.. Church
South, X. Deane Shure. director, VIII
give her Junior piano recital in tho
church auditorium Tuesday evening
at S:15 o'clock. She will be assisted
pS MI I1iAN an ANO"@'
soprano.
Miss Gottwails will receive the
artists diploma from the music de
partment next year.
The program will be as follows:
Piano:
Eirs, Sonats Mende1ss1nn W;1hs
Bells Of Of 81. Anne Beaupre'''. ...... Russell
"S~.ne Low. sweet Chariot. Diton
Organ Prelude and Fugue in G Minor" Bach
Vocal numbers:
spirit tlower .CampoelI-I1ptoll
Dream Clouds. .................. .Shure
Elena de Sayn left the city for 81
recital date in Greensboro, y. Z. Nal.
ton Boyce Of Washington. ID. c., will
be the accompanies.
Doris Atkinson Morrow. a new ad-
dition to local lyric soprano ranks,
will appear for the first time at the
First Baptist Church today, where she
has accepted the position of soprano
soloist. Mrs Morrow comes here from
the Brick Presbyterian Church of
New York City. where she sang under
the direction of Clarence Dickinson.
She has also appeared in concert work
and theatrical musical plays.
The quartet. which includes, besides
Evening star., 1926-05-02

pR0BLEM plays, Greenwich Viii
- lage motifs and the inevitable
happy ending may tickle the palates
of Western theater patrons, but they
break no box office records in Japan,
according to an associated Press story
from Toxic.
The Nipponese like their drama raw
the rawer the better. And a play in
which there are not several behead-
ings Is considered In the Pollyanna
class, fit only for tho Immature and
the weak-hearted.
The most popular stage offering in
Toxic is a five-act historical drama,
'The Death of Prime Minister LII"
The Imperial Theater, where this play
opened March /, Is the largest in the
capital and the S. II. o. sign was hung
out for weeks after the first night.
Notwithstanding the numerous de-
capitatiOns in the course of this simple
little offering-it runs from 4 to 10
p.m.--tbe play is Of particular interest
to Americans because 1t Is based OIL
the opening Of Japan to foreign inter
course through the direct influence Of
the United States.
Premier Ii was the head Of the To-