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National String Quartets
Second Program Tuesday.

THE National String Quartet Of
Washington, which gave a fine
initial program before a packed house
in the chamber music auditorium Of
the Library of Congress Tuesday
night, will present the second in a
series Of four concerts of chamber
music next Tuesday evening.
The assisting soloist at this concert
will be Edgar Priest, leading organ
list of this city, who was one of the six
musicians heard in the series of Len
ten recitals given at the Library this
Spring.
The program. which will begin
promptly at S:15 o'clock, will include:
String Quartet. opus IS. No. 3. Beethoven
Sonata da Chiesa." for strings and
String Ers :" Quartet No. Borodine
Doors of the auditorium will be
open at 7:45 o'clock and the public is
welcome. The capacity Of the audito-
rum is 511 seats. All those who are
especially interested in chamber music
are requested to come as early as
possible.
The members of the National String
Quartet are: Henri Sokolov, first vio-
lin Max Pugatsky, second violin;
Samuel Feldman, viola, and Richard
Lorleberg. cello.
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UNITED STATES MARINE BAND.

The following are the programs to
be presented this week by the United
States Marine Band. William II.
Santelmann, leader; Taylor Branson,
second leader.
Marine Barracks at 4:40 pm. to-
morrow:
March. Entry of the Boiars,. =. .Halvorsen
Rhapsody Norwegienne No. g. 80. Svendsen
Norwegian Military Marches collected
and arranged by the celebrated COM
poser and major in the Norwegian
Ga5 "Garmo March (Motiver fra
Gudbransdalen) Olsen
Cb) "Krigermarsch' tNord Tronde--
&c, .Reveienarsch sssiHs irr;onder:ie Mo, ois0n
characterissie. ne' hustle Of Spnng sinding ifa9
Trombo solo Loves Enchantment" Pryor
Principal Musician Robert +. Clark.
symphonic episode. "a Chant from the
.cSrons;ion March: OPUS Is -. sveRdsen Rdsen
(al Morning" allegro pastorale.
tb) Gases Death. andante -dolorosa
.(cl 'Anitras Dance. tempo di mazurka
Id Dance Of the lmps. allegro motto
Marines aGPa hymn. arhe Halls of Montezuma.
The Star Spangled Banner"
United. States Veterans .Hospital No
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ferson programs-the later given
April 6.
The clubs activities have included
several concerts for shut.ins at the
tuberculosis Hospital. the Salvation
Army. the Florence Crittenton Home
and the Lutheran Home for the Aged
At a final business meeting of the
year, the following officers were
elected for next season: Harriette Ris-
sler, president; Catherine Gross, vice
president; Marie Reichman, secretary;
Emily Cooper, treasurer: Anne Simon,
librarian. The accompanist is Mrs.
Alma Partridge
Membership Of the Tuesday Eve
ming Music Club, Mrs. Howard, direc-
tor, includes: Sopranos, Margaret AL
lison, Emily Cooper, Laura Hayes.
June Doorley, Florence Bugbee. Marie
Reichman, Anne Simon, Frances
Simon, Marie Reichman. Harriette
Rissler, Florence Tournier, Virginia
Woodward; second sopranos, Louise
Bessey, Clara Forbes, Helene Lure,
Fannie Noack. Grace Stevens; altos,
Kathryn Brown. Virginia Dye, Cath
crime Gross, AZalea Lunsford, Helen
Neumeyer, Blanche Smith, Helen Wild
naVer,
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MRS. FRANK HOWARD.

& n ambitious younger choral group
that has been doing some unusual
ly good work the past season is the
Tuesday Evening Music Club, Mrs.
Frank Howard. director. This group
has just completed it's second season.
One of the most interesting programs
that the club gave this year was the
one featuring early American songs
presented on George Washington's s
birthday in conjunction with the Ma
tional String Quartet. and Carmela
Ponselle for the benefit of the George
Washington University.
The Tuesday Evening Club has now
completed its second season. There
are "a young women in it organized
for the purpose of the study of the
elements of vocal music, biographies
of great composers with reference to
the periods and schools of music TO
which they contributed and ensemble
singing. The group has presented
highly successful concerts at the City,
Arts and University Women's Clubs.
Their costume recitals were partiCu.
larly effective, especially on the
George Washington and Thomas JEFF
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UNITED STATES NAVY BAND.

THERE will be no concert tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the Cap
itol by the United States Navy Band,
on account of the band playing for
the business meeting of the Budget at
Continental Memorial Hall.
The following programs, however
will be presented by this band. Charles
Benter, leader, and Charles Wise, Sec
ond leader:
Tuesday at 7:30 pm. Grant Circle.
Fifth and Varnum streets northwest:
March; "chesgo Tribune" ChsmSs5s I.IoSg
ees qSeetu cSaraaterafc Menas asnaer
(al "Valse Graceuse."
% '.Introduction and Habanera."
Excerpts from the musical comedy Jack
o Lantern, .CarSH
drand scenes from the opera La
walta. one"o "on the Beautiful Rhine" 'e'"
Ns1eb 5fs The n2 NH h.HmsS in tas
Star Spangled Banner"
Wednesday at 7:3o pm. at the band
stand, Navy Yard:
oysFtnre 0arGh FaTTssncfRy Tse Roman CARNIVAL Beros S
WV Del Riego
(BandmaSter u. lie ItOrElO!
Ballet music from the opera, PRINCE se,od;n
"a "a Andantino, allegro vivo.
(b) Allegro.
tcl Presto.
Wagner
Rhapsody. Hungarian. No. 12", Liszt
Romberg
Suite. ''Malaguena and Inauguration
Moszkowski
Fox trot, "selected''
Star Spansled Banner
Friday at $50 pm. at Walter Reed
Hospital, Georgia avenue extended:
March. The Noble Commander" Williams
Overture. "Italiens In Algiers' :. Rossini
"Sextette" from Lucia. Donizetti
Exrcerpts from the musical romance
- sometime '.'-'' = 4 .i lIill
Popular. ''selected''
Selections from the opera. THE Grand
..sa'Inds nncaess IRON; the Sunny South. fseman
Popular. Selected
March, Hands Across the Sea-. Sousa
"Star Spangled Banner
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RECITALS

MARJORIE JOAN RINGLING was
presented yesterday morning in a
piano recital. by Miss Pearl Waugh.
Her program included works by
Heller, Czerny, Chopin. Debussy,
Brahms and Rameau- Godowsky.
A group in piano recital was pre-
sented by Mrs. Alwilda Matlock at the
Mayfiower Hotel last night. when the
assisting soloists We're Mary Shearer
Bowie, soprano, and George II. Wilson,
accompanist.
Those appearing on the program in
cluded: Harriet Lloyd, Helen Jacobs.
Dorothy Sutton. Lucille Blick. Eleanor
McRae, Dorothy Seaton. George Tn
macht, Jane Evelyn Bishop. Clara
Dalzell, Louise Ward. Margaret
Brewer. Ruth Howell, Mildred Coates,
Altoona Chartron, Eleanor Hulburt and
Everett McLain.
Another piano recital held recently
was that presented under the direction
Of Mrs. J. c. Ristine of Clarendon,
Va. at her residence Friday evening.
Those taking part were Vivian
Fletcher, Vivian Burroughs. Merle
Simcox, Janet McCallum, Dorothy
Afford, Helen Staple. Ruth Myrtle
Porter. Margaret huffman and Cath.
crime Tranbarger. Mrs. Bessie Afford,
lyric soprano, assisted, giving two
solos, accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Edna woodward.
An interesting program was pre-
sented by Mrs. ID. S. Lord at the an
nual recital in her studio June II. The
senior class gold medal was awarded
to Virginia Tastet, and Helen Rogers
won the junior class prize.
Those taking part were: Grace
Downey, Edith McCartee. Virginia
Tastet, Elsie Monroe, Estelle Kean.
Helen Rogers, Eugenia Sanderson.
Helen Sachs, Marie Westermeyer
Elizabeth Iseman, Mrs. Bessie Lord.
Morton Sigelman and Carter Lord.
An interesting recital was given at
the Trinity Parish Hall. Takoma Park,
saturday afternoon, June u, by the
recently organized Takoma Park
Music Studios, at which were repre-
sented the pupils of Beatrice Cunradi
(pianO), Agnes Chase (violin) and Cora
linn B. Tuttle (voice)
Although this work was started lit
tie more than six months ago. the
program presented was both long and
varied, pupils Of all ages being repre-.
sented. The recital concluded with
instrumental and vocal selections by
Mrs. Chase, Miss Cunradi and Mrs.
Tuttle.
The work of the studios will be con-
tinued throughout the season. both at
Takoma Park and at the downtown
studio located at Dupont circle.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
Ban on Barberry Bush.

A crusade against the barber s.
bush is on In wheat belt States As
FAR back as 1860 France had antibar
berry laws and Denmark got after
and completely eradicated the bush in
that country in 1903 says Capper :
Weekly. No black stem rust in whea.
has been noticed in Denmark since.
Most pests are ancient. but nowadays
science and sumption have put many
of them ON the run
Evening star., 1926-06-20
BAND
CONCERTS
L. S. ARMY BAND.

4 CONCERT by the United States
Army Band. Capt. William j.
Stannard, band leader; Mr.. Thomas +.
Darcy, second leader, will be given at
Walter Reed General Hospital Tues
day at $40 pm.
The program will be:
March. National Emblem ....... Bagley
Suite. Atlantis" THE Lost Continent.
(a) Nocturue and morning hymn of praise.
(b) court function.
tc) II Love Thee" tthe Prince and Aanal. L.
Id The destruction of Atlantis.
(Atlantis is continent mentioned IN
Plato's history. and extended across the
Atlantic Ocean approximately from Eu.
rope to Yucatan. II Is the subject OF
an exhaustive volume by 1gnatius Don
for several novelists. This continent. it
Is believed. was the home of a great race
which conquered and civilized the
world. The Azores Islands are consid-
cred TO be the tops of its lofty noun
above water OF the great county,
Trumpet solo. Grand Russian Fants-
81 Performed by Mr.. Thomas F. Darcy. .
March. Chamber Of Commerce: .Gsell
Selection; 'Maytime". .......... Romberg
(bi Horses" (by request) Whiting
Characteristic. Dance OF the Serpents.
Waltz. Mighty LAX, LAX. Rose" Sevin
- THE Star spanged Banner
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Catholic Music Program
Strikinely Successful.

I Asst Sunday morning a notable
service marked the close of the
scholastic year of the Catholic Uni
versity. The music was a particu.
larly striking feature, the unusual
program having appeared on this
page in a previous issue
Imposing was the procession of &C.
clesiastics and faculty in their color.
full robes, during which the Regina
Coeli," by Praetorius. was sung. The
combined choirs included the Schola
Cantorum. recently organized by Rev.
William Des Longchamps. In this
work he was assisted by Jennie Glen
nan. organist. who years ago. in ST.
Matthews Church. introduced the
singing of the correct Gregorian
chant and Of polyphonic music, Miss
Glennan having had special training
under the recognized masters of the
famous choirs Of Europe in ALI the
branches of church music Much in
terest is being manifested in the move
ment and plans are being made for
resuming the work in the Fall.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Elizabeth Gardner Coombs was
pianist at the Foster. Shields wedding
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Paul
Tracy in Chevy Chase. The selections
included the usual Cadman, DeKoven
and Bond numbers. as we'll as the Gus
tomary wedding marches.
The bride, formerly Helen Shields,
is Well known as a violinist from
Bloomington, Ind. The groom, Ben
1amin Foster. was a member of the
Indiana State University Orchestra
and active in music circles.
Mrs. Foster will resume her studio
teaching Of the violin at her new
hon% 321& Livingston street.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
Local Music College Has
Goth Commencement
THE Washington College Of Music

THE Washington College Of Music
has issued invitations for it's twen-
tieth annual commencement, to be
held in the auditorium of Central
High School Friday evening, at SIS
O'Clock. The college extends a cor
dial invitation to any who may not
have received cards and would care
TO attend
Rev. Bernard Braskamp of the Gun
ton-Temple Presbyterian Church will
offer the invocation and, following the
conferment of degrees and presenta-
ton of diplomas by DR.. G. T.. Chris
tiani. president of the college, an in
teresting program will be given by
members Of the graduating class, and
two orchestral numbers, one of which
is a composition by Siegfried Schar-
bau Of the Marine Band. who is TAX.
Ing his degree of bachelor of music
and will conduct his number.
The following will receive degrees
and diplomas: Hugh Rowland Roberts,
honorary degree of doctor of music;
Siegfried Scharbau, degree Of bache-
lor of music in theory; degree Of bach
elor of fine arts lin music), from the
department Of public school music,
Dr. Edwin n. C. Barnes, dean,
Catherine Benson, Elizabeth Hyde,
Oba Gibson. Emma Louise Thompson:
teachers diploma in piano, Emile
Rose Mann. Edna Keith Steinbrucker,
Ruth Eloise Rodier, Evelyn Wells;
teachers diploma in organ. Jane Vir-
ginia MACPHERSON: diploma in music
supervision (public school music),
Catherine Benson, Elizabeth Hyde;
graduate diploma in piano. Sylvia Alt
man, Catherine Benson, lola Bowden.
Victorine Bouillon, Ella Marguerite
Carlisle, Sara Annette Cooper, Kath-
ryn Hereford. Lillian Walters Peter
son; graduate diploma in voice. Oba
Gibson, Pauline Augusta Milchsack,
Elizabeth Stewart; graduate diploma
in violin, Flora Marguerite Clayton,
Victoria Vivian Everton Sobolewski.
The program will be:
ll1TboesMs,on lbs Ms9c Finn. Rev Bernard Brsskamp
Orchestra.
Mr.. J.. f. Manoly of the faculty conducting
Evening star., 1926-06-20


(al Morris Dance"
(b) Shepherd Dance.
tc) 'Torfchlight Dance
The Star Spangled Banner
United States Capitol. Wednesday at
5 pm:
March. "Sesquicentennial Exposition. Souss
Overture Fra Diavolo" ........... .Auber
Romance in Minor. Opus o.
Euphonium solo. valse caprice. Bespti-.
PRINCIPAL lGt al Musician Peter 4. Hazes. '@'
Grand scenes from "Cayallerla Rpsti-
rntermezzo. Zine and Chic ......V. Bfon
First Suite for Military Band. Flat Hoist
lal ".Chaconne.
tbl "IntermezZo.
(c) "Marche. ."
The Star spangled Banner"
Sylvan Theater, Monument Grounds,
Thursday at 7:30 pm:
March "Sesquicentennial Exposition. ..sousa
Overture. "Carneval Roman" BerlioZ
serenade. Midsummer Nights Dream"
Grand scenes from IT Paxlacci,,'
corn.. solo. scherzo. showers of Gold 80
Musician John. P. White,
"Canzonetta from Quartet. Opus i2.,
valse de concert. la Gitano". Bucalossi
Second Hungarian Rhapsody ...... List
The Star Spangled Banner"
Sylvan Theater, Monument Grounds,
Saturday at 7:30 pm:
overture ",rhe Mill on the Clir''. Ressiger
Habanera, "Charme DEspagne". MezzaCapo
Grand scenes from Carmen. Bizet
Waltz. VILLAGE swallows strauss
Fantasia. "A spanish Festival Demersseman
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Ford Sterling interrupted his work
In THE Show-Off" long enough re-
Gently to make a personal appearance
in Pittsburgh, where Pola Negri's pic
ture Good and Naughty" was shown.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

NINA PIOZET, we'll known local
= singer and former member of the
Washington Opera Co. has just COM
pleted her thirty-fourth week as a
member of the cast Of James w.
Elliott's operetta, Castles in the Air"
(299 performances. the last % weeks
of which have been at the Olympic
Theater. Chicago, III. Castles in the
Air" is a new operetta in three acts.
and Chicago critics have been unani-
nous that ii is the best operetta
staged in years. 1t is billed as "the
most beautiful musical play the world
has ever seen" The music Is by
Percy WenriCh. II will remain IL
Chicago until August and will return
TO New York. opening on Labor day
at the Selwyn. During the past sea
son Miss Piozet has been the under
study TO Fivienne Segal, prima donna.
and has been engaged as prima donna
of the second company for the coming
season.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

His New York Wife" a comedy
drama by Frederick and Fanny Hat
ton. will be put in production by
Preferred Pictures about July /.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

During her stay in Chicago Miss
PioZet has appeared as guest artist on
programs of the following organiza-
tions, being enthusiastically received:
kiwanis Club of Chicago, Sherman
Hotel, La Sale Hotel, Great Northern
Hotel, Samovar Club. American Le-
gion, Army Reserve Officers Associa-
ton, Lake Shore Athletic Club. Chi
cago Women's Club. Friday Forum of
Chicago, Chicago Cooperative Club,
Illinois Athletic Club, Young Mems
Christian Association, Chicago Asso-
citation of Commerce. Junior Associa.
ton of Commerce and Chicago Piano
Club.
Certain of the above programs were
broadcast from stations WIS and
WMAQ. Miss Piozet also appeared on
various programs of different organi-
cations as assisting artist with Leon
Enrol. Bunny Granville and other
principals from shows playing in Chi
cago during the past season.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

TONIGHT at the Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church Mrs. d. G.
Jackson, organist. Will give an organ
recital. The program will be:
Evening star., 1926-06-20

The Emmanuel Baptist Church
Choir. under Emily G.. Dickinson. direc-
tor, gave a concert last Wednesday
for the benefit of the choir. Kathleen
Perry, pianist, and DIR. A. z. Sturte-
want, violinist, were assisting solo
lists. The quartet. composed of Helen
Walker, soprano: Edith Granger. con-
tralto; Edward Lippitt, tenor; Ridg-
Evening star., 1926-06-20

THIS OF interest to millions OF Americans Facts would
that radio have been installed 100000
and the number of people who listen in estimated
public
dollars receiving 1925 according
o official statistics.
As the chief
melody another
Also the the grade OF artist
works by the old the three B
Bach Beethoven Wagner Schubert Mendsson Chopin
others who have dead long
completely worrying about financial compensation
that have lett behind those
understand their beauties when rtcaly
preted
makers
exampehese
Bananas "Rosars
recognition financial
be living struggling
the
undeniable compensation
OF works such broadcang
the modern
hit who ken affected by this situation He too is the
the
public
tangled problem,
wonder by whom and how the question could Justly and COM
pleey swered-
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