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Evening star., 1926-03-07
Marine Band Concert.

IN the band auditorium, Marine Bar
racks, Tuesday at 7:30 pm. con-
cert by the United States Marine
Band Orchestra, William H. Santel-
mann. leader: Taylor Branson, second
leader. conducting, will have the fol-
lowing program:
March. "Old Comrades Teike
Nicolai
Nocturne. Dreams Of Love ...... Liszt
Sextette from "Lucia 49,, Donizettl
Musici ans-A. Witcomb. J. White, p.
Hazes w F. Santelmann, R. Clark and A.
Grand scenes from Robert the Devil"
Meyerbeer
''Toreadore ct Andalouse," from BAL Cos
tune ....... .-..... -. Rublnsteln
a. Morning: allegretto pastorae.
b. Asses death andante dolorosO.
C. Anitras dance: tempo di maZurka.
d. Dance in the hall of the mountain
king; marcia motto marcato. .
Marines hymn. THE Halls of Montezuma.
The Star Spangled Banner"
There will be a concert by the Ma
rine Band Orchestra at the Marine
Barracks Friday at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1926-03-07
Third Organ Recital in
Congressional Library.

D DEANE SHURE, music director
~ at Mount Vernon Place Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South and
dean of music at American Univer-
sity will give the third in the series
Of six Tuesday hours of music" at
the Library of Congress in the little
chamber music auditorium there.
The series are free to the public and
the doors are open at 7:45 pm. the
music starting at SIS punctually.
Mr. Shure's program will be:
Ludwig van Beethoven-Larghetto from
Second SYMPHONY.
Charles Albert Stebbins-"The Swan and
"Summer.
Pietro A. Yon-AdaGio from Second
sonata
R. :. Stoughton-"where Wild Judes
. stretches Far.
H. r. Shelley Menuetto.,
R Doane Shure--"R Rejecting Pool
from Lyric Washington Through
Palestine BY the Pool of Bethesda, by
In the Garden of Gethsemane
Richard Wagner-Prelude. third act of
"TOhepgrIn
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CONCERT rs
RUBINSTEIN CLUB-TUESDAY.

The second concert this season of
the Rubinstein Club will be given in
the Willard Hotel ballroom Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock. Frazer Gange,
baritone. will be the guest soloist.
The program will be:
Voices of the Woods Rubnstein -Spicker
The Rubinstein Club
Bartone solo; 20 tu,, Palermo from
Mr.. Gange.
Indian Summer Harry r HOPKINS
9 The Rubinstein Ciub. 'i''N'"'
,'Traum durch die Daemmerunr" Strauss
'Ungeduld ............. Schubert
The Two Grenadiers' ..... Schumann
The River River of stars, legend OF
Soprano sooist. Mrs. Elmer C.. Smith
The Rubinstein Club.
Baritone SOLOS
The Sands o Dee e...........C CLAW
"Leezie Lindsay and Turn Ye to
Me- old Scots songs.
. Arranged by Malcolm Lawson
Mr.. GangS ''o'Ns
Love for Love. r. Huntington Woodman
The Birth OF the Opal requested,
Carl H. Reed
Cello obbligato
The Rubinstein Club
This number. dedicated to the Rubinstein
Cub. was composed by Harry Patterson Hop
k1ns while resident of Washington. Mr.
Hopkins now resides in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1926-03-07

At the concert to be held under the
auspices of Columbia Chapter, D. A.
r.. Sallie Emery Harper, regent,
March Is. at the Mayflower, the fol.
lowing soloists will appear: Meta
Craig, Marie Howe Spur. Jessica
Tabler Benham. Katherine Floeckher
Cullen, Elizabeth Collision Hill. Mrs. j.
Frank Rice. Lois Shively. Laura Col.
lison Ray, Matte c. Wallace, Virginia
Hall. NJ. Dell Sale. Harriet Isabel
Baker, Mrs. Emerett G. Elliott.
Francis p. Heartsill. George f. Ander-
son. George w. Schimmel. Fritz
Maile.
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Navy Band Orchestra.

THE program Wednesday at 1880 at
the band auditorium. Marine Bar
racks, Eighth and l streets south
east, by the United States Navy Band
Orchestra, Charles Benter. leader, will
be:
Grand march. "Pomp and Circumstsnce.
Sir E. Elgar
Overture from the Brazilian opera
III Guarany ......... Gomez
Third movement from ''Scheherazade. +"
Rimsky KorsakOw
Duet for flute and claripet "Mnnehaha."
Barnard
fBandmasters ]. Bell and c. Brendler.)
Grand Scenes from the Opera. lie Coo
d Or'................ Rimsky -Korsakow "
suite. THE Forest Rangers Courtship.
EIenberg
(a) Forest Life.
(h) Forester's Serenade.
tc) Wedding March.
id, Dance Upon the Greensward.
Excerpts from Sunny ...........:: Kern
Patrol "Gnardmount' .... EilenberT
The Star Spangled Banner
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The second annual prize contest of
the Rubinstein Club closed December
15. 1925. This contest, open to all,
was held to stimulate interest in Amer
ican composers. A prize of 500 was
offered for the best three-part song
for women's voices. with accompani
ment. and with or without incidental
solos or obbligato. The judges for this
contest are Frank LaForge. Charles
Gilbert Spross and William Arms
Fisher. The winner will he announced
the prize will be awarded and the
club will sing the prize winning com
position at ita ls at concert of this sea
son,
Evening star., 1926-03-07

At Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church this evening an augmented
choir will give an evening of music,
assisted by Louis Thompson, tenor.
and Edward Bergh. f1utist.
The members of the solo quartet
are Deborah II. Lawson, soprano:
tenor, and Douglas Shaver, bass.
Evening star., 1926-03-07

There will be an important board
meeting of the District of Columbia
Federation of Music Clubs at the home
of the local president, Miss Esther
Linkins, 1915 Newark street north
west. at s pm, Wednesday. A meet
ing of junior leaders will precede the
main meeting.
All members are urged to be present.
Evening star., 1926-03-07
The Kimball Quartet. compose

The kimball Quartet. composed of
Fannie Shreve Heartsill soprano:
Helen Marie Koontz, contralto; Charles
f. Myers. tenor. and Francis p.
Heartsill. basso. will give concert
at the Mount Pleasant NJ. f. Church
South March 10. Mrs. James H. Lowe
the organist of the church, will ac-
company the quartet.
Upon the occasion of the recent
celebra ton of the birthdays of Lee
and Jackson by the United Confed
crate Veterans at the Mount Vernon
Place NJ. E. Church South a quar-
tet composed of Fannie Shreve Heart
sill. soprano: Lillian Chenoweth, con-
tralto; Charles E. Myers, tenor, and
Francis p Heartsill, basso, with Mrs.
Frank A. Frost at the organ, sang
several appropriate numbers.
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Bassoon-Piano Recital.

4 JOINT recital by Mr.. Angel del
othy Bedford, pianist, will be given
at the Army Music School Saturday
at 2:3O nm
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BROSIUS-KEEFER RECITAL
TOMORROW.

AT the First congregational Church
tomorrow evening at SIS o'clock
Edythe Marmion Brosius, harpist;
Flora McGill Keefer, contralto. and
George Wilson, accompa anist, will give
the third in the series of interesting
Lenten musicals. The program will
include:
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for this recital.
Miss Bedford will perform the pia no
accompaniments to Mr.. del Busto's
solos.
Angel del Busto. formerly a band
leader in the United States Army and
a student at the Army Music School,
is graduate in the artists course
at the Institute of Musical Art of
New York City. Mr.. del Busto gave
up his Army career in 1921 for the
purpose of accepting a position as
bassoonist with the New York Sym
phony Orchestra. He has also been
a member of the New York State
Symphony, under the leadership of
Josef Stransky of the New York Phil
harmonic fame, and the Capital The
ater Orchestra of New York City
Evening star., 1926-03-07

The Glee Club of George Washing
ton University gave a program under
Evening star., 1926-03-07

St. Marks Church. Third ana "A
streets southeast. has two cholrs-A
choir of men and boys, which leads
i'm the music on Sundays from Octo-
ber to July; choir of women ana
girls. which leads in the music at
week -dav services during Lent and on
SUNDAYS during the Summer months.
Last Sunday evening at the service
the following awards were made by
the rector, Rev William II. Pettus A
gold medal awarded by William g..
Trott. to Miss Louise F.. Whalen for
excellent record in attendance and In
music: a gold medal for the best rec
ord in the Junior choir. to Lester Trot-
ter: a gold medal for joint service in
the Junior and senior choirs. to Doug
las Devendorf: a gold medal for eX-
cellence in singing and service, to
William Chalkley; the reCtor's gold
medal for long and faithful service,
to Grant Simmons; a watch for long
and distinguished service. to Samuel
Parker Faber. ir. Honorable mention
was made of William Webb Wood.
Gertrude Ross, noted writer and
composer who has just left for
France with collection of music to
be performed throughout that nation
as representative of the work of
American composers. has included in
her selections Lyric Washington. >"
the piano suite written by r. Deane
Shure. dean of music at American
University and director at the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church South
This suite has had A remarkable
success all over the country and has
been of much weight in gaining rec
ognition of the many other compost
tions of Mr.. Shure which have been
issued.
The latest work of Mr.. Shure, which
is now being written, is a tone poem
for symphony orchestra entitled
Grief" and which was inspired by
the famous Saint -Gaudens statue in
Rock Creek Cemetery. This work
perhaps one of the best Mr.. Shure
has ever written, is likely to be heard
on a program here next season by
one of the visiting orchestras.
The Glee Club of George Washing
ton University gave a program under
Evening star., 1926-03-07

Elizabeth Gardiner Coombs an
nounces Clelia Fioravanti. mezzo-Con-
tralto. as the vocalist for the program
at O'Clock this evening at the Con
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The Misty PathWay
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|, old from It's hook. dabbed q thistle
down powder pun over her feature
excitement makes the nose 20 shiny
cranrned red felt hat on her, excited
head. grabbed purse III one hand
and gloves In the other, slammed the
door and shot down the narrow stair
way like miniature whirlWind. Eor
the flrst time in her life she didn't
stop 10 turn on the fire- and there
was still b penny.worth Of uncons
sumed gas to run through the meter
nine, Reckless Richenda! But vine
s glans e. catch s mouse when they are
intent on hunting elephant
Richenda was after that $1,000 be-
fore 1t melted into thin air!
Was ever bus 80 slow did ever the
careful old ladies take SO long TO cross
the road? And the wretched driver.
Chattering to the conductor when ne
should be getting oTl--ol1.
Fleet street must be miles away
still! And her $1,000! Shed never be
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hour of the morning, but, as her Sum-
nler holiday had been unduly short
ened by the illness of her immediate
superior in the city office where she
spent her busy days, Richenda had
arranged to take the weeks leave
which was still due to her in odd bits
during the Autumn.
Today was one of the bits and
Gladys Ann had been given strict or
ders the previous night not to wake
Richenda single minute before 10
o'clock. She wished to take full adj
vantage of this lazy morning.
At first she had not noticed the LETT
ter. The room was cold. so she had
turned on the little gas FIRE. donned a
Embroidered dressing jacket and a
rose-hued boudoir cap Richenda loved
eolor) and slipped back to her warm
bed, preparatory to tackling the bacon
and tomatoes which formed her ia
vorite breakfast. She would have liked
as she philosophically decided, one
must subdue mushroom and kidney
inclinations when one has only q
boiled-egg income.
And now the hot tomatoes were be-
coming duller In hue, the bacon q
little cold and gray. and Richenda,
her lacy cap suddenly shot to the
back OF her head as she ran puzzled
fingers through her disordered thatch
of rioting short hair, was sitting bolt
upright, away from the comfortably
arranged bank Of pillows at her back.
mouth agape, eyes wide in amaze
ment-gasping
OF course it couldn't be! There was
some mistake. She hadn't even both.
cred to consider those silly industries
properly. She had just put the IS
names on paper and dabbed a pin at
them. chanting childiishly: Ena,
deena, dinah doh, catch a niger by
his toe ? =" until she had one by
one reduced them to the numbered
order decided by the old rhyme.
Then she had sent the list, accompa-
MED by q 5-shiIling postal order, up
to the newspaper ONCE. And now
this marvellous letter!
The words danced UP to her
amazed eyes again:
''s glad to inform you that you
are adjudged the winner of the tirst
In our Blind Ballot competition. As
no other competitor gave exactly the
same order of industries, the prize is
undivided and goes wholly to you.
Five thousand pounds! Five thou
sand pounds! Five thousand pounds!
my godfathersY' said Richenda Pc
terson for the third time.
She hurled herself of the bed In q
gaspihg heap, her meal untasted,
delved hurriedly into the drawer that
held her extra specially fine set OF
pink crepe de chine undies, did some
hurried splashing at the tiny wash
stand, wrested her newest gray cos
tume-which was some eight months
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ssDrunlsss said the lady Of tIas ~
bies sPerfHctiy abordinab bio! Il
And both of them were, IN t0 n
point, quite right, for crest and sud
den Joy Iii known 10 have an unhai.
ancing and Intoxicating effect
But RichendAs singing shriily Id the
secluslon of the taxi, did mt care
what people thought. for the burden
of her song was: I've won ave thou
sand pOMndeg
More than one passerby shot q GU
atronE young face II was, handsome
the world Is old. fashioned, but some
how pretty or even lovely did not
suit the girl 10 well hand aone III II
half bOyish way. Her skin might
once have been fair. but now II was
tanned tn d delicate bronze, through
which 4 red flush 81 perfect health
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rose cn her gently curved cheek The
rather wide red mouth, finely cut and
sensitive. was usually held fll lines on
strong repreHsion lines which could
suddenly break into infectious laugh
ter that brought unexpected dimpies
hi its train, ditnpies which. one would
have thought, could not Turk about
the lips of this young Venus Of the
rather solemn EXPRESSION and the
#bruoding dark eyes Hat rebellion
sang from the r1pting waves lot her
dark bObbed hair sci twill spoke In
the set Of her Slim shoulders. y sense
faint network of lines around both
mouth and eyes, ana strength showed
In every liae Of her slender figure.
And behind I'LL lav Il fenlinine allure
tof which Richenda Peterson herself
YVES never conscious.
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STOP ITCHING ECZEMA.
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
VIII Help You

Never mind how often you have
tried and failed, you can stop burn-
ing. itching Eczema quickly by app
plying Zemo. In short time usu-
ally every trace of Eczema. letter,
Pimples, Rash, Blackheads and simi-
lar skin diseases viii be removed.
For clearing the skin and making
it vigorously healthy, always use
Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic
liquid. II is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles of all
kinds. Ask your druggist for =
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INSTALLMENT i.
a Modern Cinderella.

x<M KY godfathersi'' Richenda
AN Peterson's tea cup clat-
tered suddenly down on
j her breakfast tray with a
terrific rattle as she scam
ned the amazing letter which trem-
Ny godfathers!'
The nists of sleep had been heavy
on those wide. dark eyes but a few mo-
lnents before, when, hard upon 10
chimes from a nearby tower, the
small maid of the Bloomsbury board
ing house had Infatuated herself
through the narrow doorway bearing
the morning meal with its accom-
paniment of a solitary large white en-
velope, which bore printed Fleet
street address on its back.
Ten o'clock! It was not often that
q week day found Richenda break
fasting in bed and at such an advanced
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Named Military Attaches.

4 Mai. Petef q. Brilard. Corps Of
Guerre, Paris, has been detailed as
assistant military attache at the
United States embassy In that city,
ana Mai. Robert g. Richardson. jr.,
Cavalry. also 4 student at Ecole de
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able to breathe evenly again until
she'd really-rea1ly got 1t.
She wanted to tell somebody about
ito tell everybody wanted to
sing It to the heavens--to yell with
the whole force of her lungs, Tive
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Continued tomorrow

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81 cents d bunch In Jamaica this