The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-03
CHOIR LEADER
TO BE FETED
IN CAPITAL
Visit of Famous Chorus
win Be Occasion Of
Entertaining

The post-Ienten appearances OF tbs
Bach Choir. on Tuesday evening,
April 8, at the Auditorium il mat
ter OF deem interest to many Wash
inRtoniang who are looking forward
to the day when the Capital City will
be counted among the art centers of
the world. This year, It's second
appearance here, the chnir, directed
bv DIR. j.. Fred Wolfe, viii present
9The Passion According to St.
Matthew" and not only residential
society but many prominent mem
bers of the Diplomatic Corps will be
represented in the audience.
The British ambassador 10 ex-
uecfed to occupy 8 box that eve
ming, as are likewise the minister
Of the Netherlands, JOnkheer Dr..
al. g. d. de Graeff; the minister Of
Czechoslovakia, Zdenek Fierlinger.
and the minister Of Poland, Jean
| CiechanOwsISi
The choir will arrive on Tuesday
at noon, and plans are now being
| perfected for the members TO De
received by the President early in
| the afternoon Later they will be
| taken to Mount Vernon as guests
Of the washington committee OF
| the Friends Of Music, under whose
auspices the choir has come to
Washington.
| The news OF their appearance
here has attracted much interest In
| Baltimore, and 81 large delegation
from Peabody Institute. and from
/ the Baltimore public schools win
leone to the city In special train
i IN TuAadaV afternoon
/ DIR. j. Fred Wolfe, win arrive
ION Monday. and will be the guest
i Of honor at dinner that evening
lOf Representative RadfOrd Coyle at
the Army and Navy Club. A num-
Der OF social events are being ar.
ranged for DR.. Wolfe, who viii re-
main In the city until Wednesday
DR.. Wolfe is particularly anxious
that the entire audience shall join
with the choir In certain passages
In the chorals In which The Pas
sion abOunds, and to that end the
words and music Of these chcrais
viii be printed in the program. and
the audience viii be asked to rise
and sing. led by the choirs OF this
city which have been rehearning the
music for several weeks
EASTER TEA AT
WONEN'S CITY CLUB
| Mrs. Frank Gregory Stewart win
be hostess at the special Easter tea
at the Women's City Club t0mor.
1 row. She viii be assisted by Miss
Phyllis Robinson, Miss Elaine Ep-
pley, Miss Hazel ElsOn, Miss Thlema
/ Schmitt, Miss Margaret Norton
and Mrs. Claire Green. Presiding
| at the tea table VIII be Mrs
Marialyse Ross Manly, Miss Grace
McYey and Mrs. Nadine Lane Gal.
lagher. Miss Mildred DeHart VIII
sing.
Welmott Lewis. washington cor
respondent Of the London Times,
win be the guest Of honor and
| speaker at the forum luncheon Of
the club next Saturday. Among
those who have made reservations
are Mrs. III. 3. CAN'T, Mrs. Whit
tingham, Mrs. H. X. Fulton, Mrs.
Henry T. Rainey, Ellis Meredith,
Miss Amy Clement Leavitt, Mrs.
/ w. w. Holiday, Miss Lenora Miller.
| Mrs. e. j. Brennan. Mrs. Laura A.
Bradley. Miss May p. Smith. Mrs.
John johnson, Mrs. Charles Nc
Nary, Miss Alice Heaven, Miss Meta
/ Martin, Mrs. Jennie @. Berliner.
Miss Elinor Saul, Mrs. Alice Mirch.
| Mrs. Lyman B. SwOfmstedt, hrs.
Lombard, Miss Beryl Ingram Mrs.
A. b. Stewart, Miss Mate Lewis,
Judge Mary O'TooIe and Miss Myrtle
Bum,
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Harry X. Daugherty, who has just
been appointed assistant Attorney
General, has arrived at the Willard
| from his home in Grove City, Penn.
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