The Washington times., 1928-09-06
Pan American Union s Musicale
10 Re First PARTY Of lNeID Season
VIII Offer Opportunity
FOR Pleasant Get To-
gether' Of Society Folk !;
i Treat Promised

i Treat Promised
The Pan American Union
seems to have d genius for
staging the first party Of the
sonaIways . pleasant
occasion, since it brings to-
gether groups Of old friends
ana gives them their first
opportunity to exchange
"reminiscences Of summer
holidays.
Concert Planned
one IL TIE pan Americans
famous evenings cf Latin Anaeri-
- music is arranged Tor
Saturday evening and, weather
permitting, will be given on the
terrace overlooking the Aztec
Garden. The indications Just
now are not very favorable
but the Pan American has never
vet been forced to hold one ut
fts outdoor parties indoors, 50
Or. Rowe, the Director Genera,
and his able assistants are still
hoping that their guests may
800 - !. e.,,s -, h.,. ,,aoor.
tne AA8hls ~ g Y. = ,.s.ss, '-s
Guest Conductor
. ..,,,.,,.i 4raat Il
~ 80 $3.50 80. 81 ,. ss~asloys. Tor
kLomasSa :, ssst. ~, gssrect ~ of
y, s2.ss $3.50 ~ 15srsr,.a III
ne 1ss..A. 49,, $500 c ~ ,,ffor. VIII
"a go ~ 80 -, 4 vvsII lead
PIT OF ssss .tsa ssc,, ~ 1890 ~
teem ~. s. ~. ..s,, Thss sistinruirhed
nls 49, s....e,. - feeyi
musician ~ eo.saposss 800 v ,,ysIl,
NenI 81 It's ~ v - ~ 1,svn
eucn ck cur s....s. ,.s.,.,.,,
peen a. ", 80
music 1n1sk ~ ~. ", -,
an 800, 49,. $500 IN, ~
e 49, s-s-sl,s. ,,,ka ara
saZ .ss,l 5000 svI,inh aY.A "a
$500 .',,,s. 9, r.1,'f,.s1 As,snrica
The sololsts y the recital wili bs
haans 49, as 80. y, S ,c " sncrn
- radio audisncss III over the
United States and Milo Menendez,
Cuban pianist, who also has large
radio following Senorita AAlet0 y
yCungln her early kWentle1r-a tQ
= described Al raaiAnt blonde.
Grand opera was heE goal wen
she came 90 the UnAtea Stasse1, ply
70 Tar she naS not mana8sn W ~
cape the lure q enc mlcEpeHen :.
the ian AmerleaA $3.50 pEO.
grams are aiWaya nEoaneasss "a
they reach e great 100 analsncs.
WeM - sne 70 ten 4, Ies-a " 49, IS "a
psAlciat ~ aszs ~. 49, -
sAcn TINE 0n lns lnfitetash y 80
rowe.
Ine 0ate'-sAl npsr - ~. y. 80 "
Eeeay peen cncsen tor the ne ~. 81 q 4
nlskican cOnc 81. Mnlcn Mlst Ds
$50 eXent, aA ~ ~ ask 81 III go ~
Sct1vh villa tLae SDnts :. $3.50 ~ -
oltLatlOn Anh S1hcliis'sl1 sttLlyk1
11ed at the last ran American con
xerence - f1avanA---Wnicn VII q
AZ progress nere tnsn.
OLnsk ~ - sun
y Was because 81 Ms wark
Will b4AD al eAAItCA 4AFGAA - AA4Dlk -
fnfroducinr tha naugic az Pert, IL
4h~ TTniteS efsfae faat ~ \ lT.Her
~ "a sYr wsr ror,erraT -.
~S.41- 1890 rsrt Trst1sss,.
Searv.,S i..A.,. - az TT,,sts6
1880. - ~ st. w. !. = ~ 49, ~
$3.50 Army p1nus w ~ 49,
Van government. THIS proBEam
~ me Ian American 1nl0ns
which has extended over several
years, Is designed to promote
cQrdia1ity among the republics Of
America through the develcpment
of & knowledge ana appreciation
Of their culture and It has been
notably successful.
IN preparation Tor the Arnay
Band's trip to Seville next spring
Ia give 4 series az concerts 81 the
seville TxposifioIi. tha fnannhAra
NJ ~ cree 1890. 800 49,,
Teyn4s,,. +s,s,.-eI.,ss 80 ...,t,.-
- t1.a ..,,S,- ~ sr.-t~,, 49,,
-
~ .. 49, 80 - 1919 1919
se1Onss 1nu AspOEs cn5lusA =
Pc progress.
Annfhar Tnvasinr,
Anosner AaeTacan mnslcal Or
s1l nI Wnlcn prOposes @ III
49, Etu.Up0 ~ Lns famous WeSE'
11inlster.Alayton choir, whose APP
pearance mere last winter viii be
pleasantly remembereu. This or
g sshenaiNs n4 tour plaa9sd r., eo1-