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Annual Commencement
Proves Great Success

xx1ELIINGTON A. ADAMS, d.
w rector of the Columbia Conserva-
torv Of Music, announced that the
annual commencement recital of that
school, held Tuesday evening at the
John Wesley African Methodist Epis'
copal Zion Church, proved unusually
successful.
A diploma was presented to- Frank
James Timer, senior in banjo.man-
dolin.
Those participating in the program
with solo numbers and den1onstra-
tions. included: Odessa Clybourne,
Elizabeth Watson, Alice Peters. Julia
Marshall. Catherine Harrison. Edgar
r. Redmond, Marie Snowden. Harry
Il. Young and Estelle j. Evans.
The annual address was MADE oy
The Raw Dr.. h T. Med1ords
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MUSIGRAPHS

| Mr.. Bellar. pianist. pleased his audi
ence and numerous encores were re
quested. His program included num-.
berS by Chopin, Grieg and MosZkow
ski. His touch is firm and sensitive.
His program was well chosen.
He is an all.American product. H'.
studied with Richard Renter, ais"
with Howard Wells Of Chicago, and
In June. 1925, won the. national prize
at Portland, Greg. offered by the
Federation of Music Clubs at its bien-
NAL convention.
Mr.. Bellar. who has just finished
a successful concert tour of the
| United States. sailed Friday for
Europe and will study with Tobias
Matthay of London, in addition To
giving q series Of concerts. This Is
his last appearance in this country
| for at least year.
Mrs. Maribel Lindsay, organist a.
the Ambassador, played three mum
bers on the organ. the Rachmaninof
&C Sharp Minor Prelude MacDov
quest, 1.-The Song of the Volga Boat
| men,"
"The Daughters Of Jairus," a can
| tata by Sir John Stainer. will be
| presented by the choir Of All Saints
Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase. this
| evening at O'Clock.
| SoloiSts for the occasion Will b.
| Phyllis Price, soprano; James
| Nicholson, tenor, and Robert il. Da
wilson, baritone. The choir has beer
| rehearsing for this cantata for sev
eral weeks under the direction .:
| William II. Taylor. Organist AZ All
Saints Church, who also will TAX"
i y1a RI in tho nr0Ur2n
Some confusion has arisen as /"
| the origin of the interpretative score
that was played at Crandalrs Metro
politan Theater during the receri
record d-breaking run of Cecil B. De
Miles THE VolGa Boatman." the
doubt being occasioned by the fact
that DR.. Hugo Reisenfeld compiled
the score for the New York premier
Of the picture and a natural suppo
sition would be that the same com
pilatiOn would be used in Washing
ton. Such, however. was not tht
case. The score for the Washington
| engagement was completely compiled
by Daniel Breeskin, conductor of the
Metropolitan symphony, who was as
| sisted by Fred Starke. violinist
composer. who contributed an orig
inal theme number. Mr.. Breeskii
scored q triumph with his musicianlN
handling of the thematic possible
ties offered by THE Volga Boat
man." as we'll as the personnel of hi>
organization throughout a heavy an&
trying week.
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JUNE RECITALS

Eva Whitford Lovette will present
Jack Charlton Ward, mezzo soprano,
in a recital at the Lovette Studios,
1881 Connecticut avenue, at pm. to-
day.
The program will be:
20 Cessate Di Piaquarme. ,e-o ,-os
where the Bee Sucks" Dr.. Hrne. i1IO-i77S
within Mile of Marlborough.
"solyeig's Lied ............ Edward, Grieg
Der stsd,, .schmbcrt schhmbt~rt
"Ritte AIT Meef Carl Bohni
"connais Conn Tu lie Pays from 'iMiGnon..,
PSs :,s 1%G Ill.,: i; s;n:h,s dsSFisi FisEHs
Li'''e Hi''S Oh 'u"S''HeT Thomas 8. !.ovet,e
MAR in og Astor. Thomas s. toys,se "ysi,s
Asa5s Asshereen es fsss7siai5 Thomss S. koves,e
Mrs. Lovette will be the accom-
panist.
Emma L. NIinke presented a group
In piano recital at her home last week
The following participated: Marie
Cook, Mildred Champion. Cleola VIII
hanson, Anna Shea. Betty Lum.
Gladys Wright, Dorothy Fox, Ger
trude Williamson. Evelyn Smith. Flor
ence Holbrook, Helen O'Neil. Lillian
Craigen, Laverne Williamson, Marian
Bailey, Frances Evans, Elizabeth Mid
dlemas.
Mary Upton Talbot presented sew
eral young pianists in q recital at
the Mount Pleasant NJ. f. Church
South at o'clock last night. She
was assisted by Marcel NJ. Provost,
baritone, and the Powell Junior Hlgn
School Orchestra, L. Z. Manoly. d.
rector.
Young soloists participating in
cluded Audrey Lee Moler, William
Garnett Lee, Dorothy Theus Baugh,
Emily Mary Pisapia, Raymond Wins
low Lewis, Marie Dorothy kuhmar'
ker, Frances Muriel Parsley. Evan
Charles Brown, Jacqueline Chambln
Edes, Juliet Parker Edes and Ruth
Evelyn Giles.
Elena de Sayn presented several
young violinists in a recital at the
Washington Club Tuesday afternoon.
Three prizes for tho best work IN
application and progress were award
ed to Virginia Groomes, Wilmer Col
well and Volodia Grineff. Wilmer Col
well. who is only 10 years old and has
been studying the violin only since
March /, 1923, showed definite talent
and earnest study in his playing OF
Hauptman's "Sonatina in G major" for
violin and piano, accompanied at the
piano by Volodia Grineff, also in Port
noff's "Concertino in d major" Sew.
eral other students showed promise
and little five-year-old Betty Golden
showed remarkable poise for SO
young a performer in her work on a
uuarter-size instrument. She showed q
keen ear, too, Immediately detecting
error in the tone. Probably all the
children performing would have done
much better If SO many Of the parents
in the audience had not insisted upon
talking constantly throughout the re-
cital. The most pretentious number
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BAND PROGRAMS
L. :. NAVY BAND.

THE program tomorrow at pm.
will be given at the east front of
the Capitol by the United States
Navy Band. Charles Benter. leader:
Charles Wise. second leader. The
numbers will be;
l. March; The Shenandoah National
tDedicated to Col. Robert y. Harperj
=. Overture, "Fingals Cave" .Mendeissohn
g. Solo for cornet. "a Soldier Dream
Bandmaster G. De Giorsio.-
4. Grand fantastic from the opera Pa
, dIa,H 'Aeonnann3,o nanan3
.. Rhapsody 'Niorwegian. No l.. =. Laio
:. Excerpts from The Student Prince."
Star spangled Banner
A program Tuesday, at 1880 PM,
will be presented in Franklin Square.
Fourteenth and l streets northwest,
by the United States Navy Band, in
Guiding the following selections:
/. March. The Washington Evening
.. overture. rsn Der tieist des wojewoden -
c'The Ghost of the WARRIOR
= JAW = '-'' ''0 Moszkowski
Ia 'Malaguena.'
Rombers
D. SUITE. summer Days IOdtcS
ta) In country lane.
tbl On the edge of the lake.
tc) Al the dance.
9. Rhapsody, I~slavonic'. .Friedemannl
9. Fox trot, Peaches and Cream. :. :. Sousa
Star Spangled Banner"
A third program will be played
Wednesday. at 1880 pm. at the
bandstand, Navy Yard. including:
I "On the Arr GOldm an
g Overture "Oberon' ..... Won Weber
3. "Bacchanale., from the opera "Samp,
4. Selection. o Gems Of Tschaaiik;owsky.'" ~
Arr Clark
3. Fantasia "Dixie". .......... .Belletedt
6. Rhapsody. "Espana' :Chabricr
2. Suite de ballet. part =. 'Coppelia
(a) Waltz Of the dolls.
tb) March of the warriors.
tc) Hungarian dance.
8. Excerpts from NO. No. Nannette.'
o. Novelty march. ION the Farm Goldman
star Spangled Banner
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Glee Club Concert
Thursday Night

THE Glee Club of the Women's City
Club will present its initial CON
cert Thursday evening at $50 o'clock
under the direction of Gertrude
Lyons, the organizer, with Mrs: Leon
ard Schloss and Mrs. Charles Brooks
Smith accompanies.
The program will be:
"RoSin RsS Adair''. Harm. by Dudley Buck
''The Song of the sIse stdsii doiiuS' SoD o. Su0'n''e
"The Spanish serenade.,
The Negro Chant t"Nobody Knows the
Trouble I've Ssrsmrcs Ssenm; Cameron White
Hazel Elsem. member of the Giee Club; GGar:on
4no Ao'' Giee Club.
wapiaiyse Ross Manly. member Of the
Glee Club. pvor.k.Fisber
ssin' ss,nr HC1s"s Es~' Sweet Chariot tsesro
spiritually eiee Club. '"''e'sA'aS'
Nocturns;" msior; sborn major .Chopim Chopin
"amproIptqh :aaSsr1n qh.fat smairp manor nso. Chopin
H. Emerson Meyers (has won three
scholarships in competitive work IN
Peabody Institute; is only Id years
oldl.
o@i''o oTnederick C. Schaefer. soloist at
ST. Aiban's.
"sinr. Smile. Slumber" (viohn ooollsato1,
.Good Night, Good Night, Beloved" Pinsuti
- Glee Club. -" -"''
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Imperial Male Quartet
Gives Benefit Concert

4 CONCERT by the Imperial Male
"a Quartet--W. Arthur Mccoy. first
tenor; George f. Anderson, second
tenor; j. Benton Webb, baritone:
Francis r. Heartsill. bass: Mrs. G.
Harris White. accompanist-assist
by Fannie Shreve Heartsill, soprano:
Richie Mclean, contralto. and Flor
ence Adams. reader, will be given AT
the Metropolitan Memorial Methods
Church, John Marshall place and G
street northwest, Sis o'clock, Wed
nesday evening.
The program will be:
fss 90 40" the %.;a.i Sea" Dudley Buck
tel The The, SONG OF the volga Boat tvo,,- Cow
The; Imperial Male Quart Quartet. yin '''S
Miss Mclean.
Readings (Selectedl.
Miss Adams.
ts( Hush: Yo' Honey. Hush. Park
iej Il u AjPs MG.. Gwine to Study War sU'-,,,,,,
The Imperial Male Quartet. 0'''''1''
e, The Little Dsmozell''. .Novello
(b) Happy Song g............ del RIegu
-. Mrs. Hesrtsili.
Ms Esss Hn Ms. Mclean Mr indsl.cn
and Mr.. Heartsill.
What from Vengeance" Isextet from
Lucia de LammermoOr Donizetti
Mrs. Heartsill. Miss Mclean and the Imperia
Male Quartet.
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DECoGNITION of Meyer Davis
~ leadership in q definite field Of
music was granted when he was
chosen to direct his own band Of 100
musicians at the Inaugural ball which
opened the Sesquicentennial Expo
sition in Philadelphia Monday.
Selection of Meyer Davis for this
honor was made by the Sesquicenten-
nial committee of Philadelphia, headed
by Mayor Kendrfck. The specially
assembled orchestra Of 100 represented
the cream Of the Davis musical forces.
It's size enabled 1t to provide suffi.
cient volume of music for the huge
new Philadelphia Auditorium where
the event was held. In individual per-
formance and ensemble effect, this
orchestra was pronounced to- be one
of the very finest organizations of its
type ever assembled.
A native of Washington, Meyer
Davis has been in.sthe national lime
light fer some years as the controller
Of the largest chain Of dance orches-
tras in the country, while in the last
few years he has also brancl1ed out IN
o number Of large amusement Dy01ects
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UNITED STATES MARINE BAND.

AT the Marine Barracks at 4:30 pm
"A tomorrow a concert by the United
States Marine Band, William Fl. San
tclmann. leader; Taylor Branson. sec
ond leader, will have as the program:
I. March-"Entry of the Bojars" Halvorsen
s. Norwegian military marches. collected
and arranged hy the celebrated com
poser and major in the NorCT,esinsin C,s ni.en
1n: ea' :"Gstrmo;' March tMotiver fra
%, "R1Iasrmarssh GqaSrnassstf"' lSord rrOndc-
tc) "ReSeiiemarsch'' tTronderskc mo-
4. Charactcris.ic-"Ru of Spring
6. Trombone solo-"Love's Enchantment"
Principal Musician Robert Z. Clark;
= cosoea.ion soe Ssea ris 1s". svendsen
g. suiteNMeer MarninS sSnii allegro pasiorae ''"
OBJ Asses Death. andante dolorosa.
fc) Anitra's Dance tempo a. nazurKa.
,dj Dance of the Inps. allegro motto
g.? ySsnHisa He' bsnst2 Sa
At Walter Reed General Hospital
Tuesday at $50 pm. the program Will
be:
!. overtureE william Teil' :. Rossini
s. indian Remance-.Hobomnoho' ..uRefH Reeves
Il Du ~ Eur Mount aine'' Verdi
Musicians Nicolas Cicchese and
Grand s..nss EsTs5a ;;S% sas.%sli T4aQiaia Verdi
8. valse 1ntermezso-"spring zephVyrs: Vs:e,,.
"s1uysnirs "NsvcSa slave. Tech aiko%sks as
O. sThe Star Spaneied Banner"
At the United States Capitol.
Wednesday, at s p.nl., the concert pro-
gram will be:
J. MsTse-feseii"Ineen ovMsrtufe-fessivI .Lassen
2 1anSs GsIns. EsFcFsn,sss Blanie ae
PrineipaI ntap Music %usician Arthur; S. ,witcomb.
8. Grand Scenes from Jewels OF wnin the Fera,; Ea
g. waisana"eir: aSnna Of iBadein' =; Komz ak
Music DE- Bsilstns snes, ,amno az mazurta Anse'
fbl The Ballet Shoe. andante con moto.
Ic) The Court Shoe. gracioso.
''The Star Spanked Banner.
At the Sylvan Theater. Monument
Grounds, Thursday, at 1880 pm, the
program will be:
1. March--"Hail to the Spirit OF Liberty"
2. overture-'Finsars Gave" rMsndelssohn I,
ss1csSsna
n19Hdidi Musician Frank wwiSiii1hoIse5,: ;,
5. Grand Scenes from THE 'a4kSriee;t u,,.r
9. waltz-"simplicius" ....... Strauss
q suite pa.Iuae 1in s,sas Of aiRieFs
ID, RhsssSay, syy,a Msaresaue. allegro
&c, Evening" @3nsraiRse Revere Cat Blidah,.
I'd, FRENCH dsiH; Military March. allegro
THE SEsC Star Spansled Banner
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T ICY DICKINSON MARX, soprano,
IL assisted by Evelyn Scott. violinist.
and Lois StuntZ, accompanist, will
present a recital for the benefit OF st.
Matthew's Church at the Playhouse,
1914 y street northwest, tomorrow
night at 8:15 O'Clock. Among her num-
bers Mrs. Marx has listed by request,
a group Of three of her own songs,
written with words by William
Rankin.
Her program will be:
la Belle aux Bois Dormant. F.. Fourdraln
"Du Meines Herzens Kronelan' j, strauss
"Fa La Mana Bambin" .....G. SaCero
Evening star., 1926-06-06

Benjamin Rather, one Of the group
of talented young pianists of this city,
who has shown marked promise. has
just returned to Washington from
New York. where he spent the past
year studying at the Institute Of
Musical Art. Among his teachers
there was the we'll known concert
pianist and pedagog, Oliver Denton.
Mr.. Rather is opening q studio here
for the Summer. specializing in piano
and hAxMonyh
Evening star., 1926-06-06

At the recent missionary banquet
held at the Raleigh Hotel during the
Baptist convention, the singing was
led by Esther Linkins, with Emily
Dickinson accompanist. Miss Linkins
also led community singing at the
annual banquet of the Lucy Hol-
combe Chapter Of the ID. A. r., held
in Grace Dodge Hut last Wednesday
evening. Flora M. Linkins was the
kANcnE1n0ni@f-
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Choir Will Present
Spring Concert Tomorrow

THE Calvary Quartet Choir Of Cal
vary NJ. l.. Church, Julia CUl-
breth Gray, director, will present it~
annual Spring concert in Guild Hall
tomorrow night at Sis o'clock. Helen
Augusta Colhoun. reader. will be as
sisting soloist on the program, and
Elsie F. Montgomery will act as aC-
companist.
The members of the quartet al"
Marie G.. Deal, soprano: Mrs. Gray.
contralto: Harlan Randall. baritone
and +. w. s. Evans. tenor.
The program will be:
AMERICAN SONGS.
J. Eo;e IN the Bud .Dor9thy 0,aE lnsI[ ES.e
5. by the, Waters Of Mime. 80.
Calvary Quartet.
I. The Bitterness of Love" .Rssba.h
" ~ Mr.. Evans. I've '''
|. .Springs, Awakening .......... .Spro-s
= Der hFlk0nis Mrs. Gray. scnu0ei I
% dAsiia Italis Italia Beloved f'LucrezinS
calvary Quartet
READINGS.
|. The Faithful Lovers. ........., Anon
=. The Blue and the Gray ......... Anui,
Miss ColhOun.
INTERMIssIoN.
l. a Southern Song '...........n ~ Ronaid
g. spFDrtime SDsahH foac az fove ossRoMsbi SshsMsI
Mrs. Deal.
!. ANT Flugeln des Gessnges' Mendelssohn
5. .Hsmn1 10 the Night .6amiipbeli.fipton
Mr. Randall
Duet: "Tpsti Flor" t"Msdame But p,,o.,,.
Mrs. Deal and Mrs. Gray.
OLD FAyURITEs.
I. Comm Thru the Rye
2. I'm An Old-F Fashioned Town.
Young Charms"
Calvary Quartet.
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q, Marie Howe Spur will present Vir-
gff1ia Lee Barker in a piano recital
tomorrow evening at the Mount Yer
non Place Methodist Episcopal Church
at o'clock. The young pianist is
only 13 years old. but has been appear
ing in concert programs for the past
two years and also has been heard
over the radio. She was presented
with medal Of merit for her studies
and won the complimentary tickets
to the Josef HOFFMAN, concert in COM
petition with other students in the
public school which she attends.
The assisting soloist tomorrow eve.
ming will be Jane Elizabeth Smith.
contralto.
The program viii be.
'sonata" tMoonlight). Adaiio.alleEso: .r.,,
|, ..,:,. Virginia Lee Barker.
la T Poupee vai:ante,. :.:. Poidini &
yFsludss Ne s4-SS sna Na9 20" esoPin csopin
hH1FSrssS9p; Ha;an s;ss96p; NO; .GhhSDin GhSpjn
The Answer! y,!!rFinia Lee safkeEb .heber. H. Terry
MY Heart T. Ihy. Sweet yciss'", sains-szens
..,ro Mig ,Miss Jane Elizabeth SMITH ,o,,ox.,,
preiude 9 WIG sSa-n Hose Minor Rschmanineff aiMeff
Virginia Lee Barker.
The twenty-third annual piano re-
cital presented by Prof. William A.
Beall and son was held at Pythian
Temple on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday evenings
Of last week. A program including
compositions of the old masters was
given by the following:
Virginia. Sanderson. Gladys Earn
shaw, Evelyn Eibender, Elizabeth
Adams Elsie Rosson, Helen Steiner.
Irene Castleman, Elizabeth Marino.
Madge Everett, Mary Seaford. Mary
Davis, Helen Shellhorn, Katherine
Pfluger, Freda Shapiro. Rose Brill.
Norma Issertell, Ellen Henley, Anita
Weitzen, Grace Robey. Rose Kessler,
Jeanette Racoosin. Blooma Morris,
Rachel Clark, Helen Feldman, Hilda
Marks, q. Beatrice Schwartz, Ethel
Schwartz, Rose Wertleb. Ern1a Dyer,
Madeline Notter, Silvia Donovitz, Fan
ME Brill, Marion Hayford, Mary Ruth
Smith, Dorothy Travers, Mildred
King, Bessie Barron, Eva Castleman.
Eleanor Embrey. Audrey Yaden,
Freda Levin. Edna Wood, Edna Mae
Bolts, Dorothy Schultz Ida MillbR,
Bertha Schultz, Irma, Hayes, Evelyn
Continued on Thirtsenth Rasea
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''N'0' Mrs. Marx.
Massenet
"Chsnson ct Pavane .couteries kTe1sier ,Sassr
Perpetual Motion -......... BONN
Miss Scott.
The Red, Red Rose ;Cottenet
rear ~
Niger Banjo Song" ...... Lucy p. Marx
Lullaby ...............L Lucy D. Marx
THE Wind" "....,........ Lucy ID. Marx
Mrs. Marx.
Hungarian Love Poeme. No. r.. Hubay
From the Canebraker" Gardner
scene dc Ballet De DcTlOt
Miss Scott.
Radiance Lucy -. marx
lie Nil Leroux
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Woodruff Young. tenor. is singing
at Petworth Baptist Church during
the absence of the regular tenor
soloist.
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National Federation Of Music Clubs has announced the
which should have been
publicly performed item that all compost
English titles and all vocal must have
truth limiting the artist provided he takes
hand only after reading the On the other hand he
has the natural OF composition completed work that
these requirements and would eligible surely he cannot consider
clipped his nspatonal wings provided Of
course, that he had begin with.
Elsewhere this is published the requirements OF the Society
Publication of American Music which October Is 1926 the
limit for submission Of material
YESTERDAY Thomson School interesting
munty instrumental classes-so-cald melody cassesn
under the supervision Of Edith Ahe by
Saturday similar demonstration the teaching the oes
VIOLIN cello, saxophone and
the OF Laura Farchd at the
school 2:30 in the afternoon .
The value of such demonstrations is twoo It gives the children
something look
breadth Of ppreciatng the plant
Children which incidentally,
those children coming the public
limited length of time be gvenand
practical the forwarding music
audiences Washington Dr. Edwin
" charge this important comparatively recent nnova-
ton in public school music here
School band banjo choral violin club piano
the direction of faculty members Miss Clara
Samuel Wood and Serg Fred Hess u S. A.
advanced the music
obtaining credit with outside teachers
Eastern High School will the annual major music assembly
Mrs Frank Byram in charge Of
this program ~.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

was a string trio written by Gabrielle
for two violins and viola and played
by Virginia Gray. Miss de Sayn. and
assisted by Lydia Brewer, viola player.
La Sale Spier presented Carroll
Wolcott and Jessie Blaisdell in joint
piano recital May 20 and Jean Stimson
in recital yesterday afternoon at his
studio.
Miss N-olcott played d program Of
works by Bach. Beethoven. Grieg and
LisZt. and an entire Chopin group.
Mrs. Blaisdell's program included
works by Bach and Beethoven, an
entire group by Brahms, three num-
bers by Sgambati and a Chopin
Scherzo.
Miss Stimson's program yesterday
afternoon included:
Bach
Prelude. major.
Invention. A minor.
Beethoven
"Basatelles.',. in f. fat major. c major. D
major and A fiat major.
Preludes in F sharp minor E fat minor.
fiat minor. fiat major and F minor.
coasoatiGns n 4 s Mos snd and in IN miGT ,Se Se
Rondo in f minor for two pianos.
Mr.. Spier at the second piano.
Florence Howard and the Tuesday
Evening Music Club. assisted by
Helen Belt. violinist, and Alma Part.
ridge. accOmpanist. will present a
program Of music tomorrow night at
s o'clock in the Emmanuel Baptist
Church, Sixteenth and Columbia road.
The program will be:
.Hark! Hark! the Lark!' !'...... Schubert
Folk Songs
Latvia-''The Sun Has Run It's Course
Russia-"Little Petrus."
BLANCHE Smith, Soloist;,
Evening star., 1926-06-06

Eva Whitford Lovette will present
Jack Charlton Ward, mezzo soprano.
in a recital at the Lovette Studios,
1881 Connecticut avenue, at pm. to-
day.