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Mexican Envoy WillHonor
Nations Farley Delegates
Dinner Scheduled at Embassy TO Honor Water
ways Commission Members-O Outstanding
Events Noted In Diplomatic Circle

ert Celia and his sisters, the Miles.
Celia.
The naval attache of the italian
embassy, Capt Mobile Luigi Notar-
bartolo del Duchi di Villaross, has
taken an apartment at the Mayfiower,
where his wife, the DuchesSa di villa
rosa, will join him about the first Of the
year.
The military attache of the British
embassy, Col. Pope Hennessy, will sail
for this country Saturday, November Is.
after spending the Summer with Dame
Una Pope Hennessy and their children
in their home In England. Dame Una
will not accompany Col. Pope HenneSsy
to this country, but will probably join
him later in the season.
The attache of the British embassy
and Mrs. Harold H. Sims will return
tomorrow from Canada.
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Dinner In Compliment
To Secretary Mellon
In Society Calendar
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Blair
to Serve as Hosts-Mrs.
Gam Entertains at Tea
Thursday.

The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Mellon, will be the honor guest at din
ner Wednesday evening of the former
Commissioner of Internal Revenue and
Mrs. David H. Blair.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, sister of
the Vice President, was hostess at tea
Thursday afternoon in her apartment
in the Mayfiower. receiving a small
group of guests informally.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John A. Hull
were hosts at dinner last evening,
entertaining in compliment to Mrs.
Henry Martin of Tulsa, Okla. who has
been visiting her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle G. Wilson
Capt. and Mrs. Robert v. Maraist
will entertain at dinner Thursday eve
ming in their quarters at Fort Myer
preceding the dance which will be
given that evening in the officers club
at the post.
Lieut.. and Mrs. George B. Hudson
are among others who will give din
Continued on Second Page.)
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Charming Fetes Scheduled
For Capitals Society Buds
Many Debutantes Listed to Make Bows to So.
ciety-Dnners, Luncheons and Teas
Arranged In Their Honor.

daughter Miss Nancy James Adams.
Among the guests were Miss Katherine
Lowman, daughter of the Assistant Sec
rotary of War and Mrs. Seymour Low
man; Miss katherine Davis, and Mr..
Roland Lyon.
Debutante to Make Bow
At Tea November q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Price Wright
have issued invitations for a tea We'd
nesday afternoon, November a. in their
home, when they will present their
daughter, Miss Margaret Bayard Wright,
to society. Mrs. Wright will later give
a dance in the National Women's Courl-
try Club, of which she Is member of
the board of governors, for her daugh-
ter and her sister debutantes.
Mrs. Francis Walker, whose daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Walker. makes her
debut this season. will entertain at
luncheon at the Willard on November
81 in honor of the debutantes.
The seasons debutantes and their
young cavaliers are looking forward to
the tea dance to be given in their honor
on Saturday, November 9. in the Chi
nese room of the Mayf1ower, by Mrs.
William Laird Dunlop, jr., who will fol-
low the custom she established last
season of formally introducing the
young people to one another.
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The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Lamont have been Joined by their
debutante daughter. Miss Gertrude
Lamont, who has been in New York
A new debutante has been added
to the seasons list in the person of
Miss Elena de Strive, whose grand
mother, Mrs. William A. Slater, will
introduce her to her Washington
friends. Miss de Strives mother, the
former Eleanor Slater, was presented
to Washington and her marriage to
Mr.. de Strive took place In this city
After the death of Mr.. de Strive. she
was married to Mr.. E. Halsey Malone,
Weatherill Farm. Mt. Kisco. N. Y.
Mrs. Slater's New York home is at
900 Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Slater will make her home at
the Mayflower on her return from
California, and Miss de Struve will
be presented from there.
Comdr. and Mrs. John Wise Morse
will entertain at dinner Thanksgiv-
ing for their debutante daughter, Miss
Frances Morse, in honor of Miss Vir-
ginia Cheatham debutante daughter Of
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Cheatam, preceding the the Navy re-
lief ball Mrs. Morse will give lunch
con for her daughter November 10, in
compliment to Miss Elvira johnson,
debutante daughter of Capt. and Mrs
Alfred j. Cheatham.
Mrs. Gillett Hill will entertain at a
debutante luncheon December 4 at the
Mayfiower for her god-child, Miss Jean
Courtney Page, whom she Will present
to society.
Ball Given at MayflOwef
For Bouquet of Buds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Graves Adams
and their daughter, Miss Nancy James
Adams, were hosts at a large Dali
given last evening in the grand ball
room Of the Mayfiower for the sea-
sons debutantes and other young peo-
pie, their guests numbering ap-
proximately $50. Mr.. and Mrs; ADAMS
and their daughter were assisted IN
receiving their guests by Mrs. RAN
dolph Meade and Miss Harriet James
of Danville, Va, Miss Evelyn Johnson
of Honolulu, and Miss Cordella Penn
and Miss Eugenia Walker OF virginia,
who are spending the week enc WIN
them at their home in Edgemoor. :.
Mrs. Adams wore French gown VI
silver cloth, made in princess style' anu
-
ported model of lovely sunset golo tal.
feta with which she wore a pouque'
of orchids and lilies of the valley:
Yellow roses and Autumn 1oLage
were used with palms and ferns as a
decoration in the grand ballroom aho
also in the Chinese room, wneEe
buffet supper was served at midnight
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock and her daugh-
ter, Signora Catalini, will give ees
with dancing from 4:3o to 7 O'CLOCK
Tuesday Afternoon, November ~, 70 ple co
sent Signorina Victoria Catalani' n.ece
of Signor Catalani, who is second coun-
selor of the italian embassy.
Mrs. Dimock will entertain AZ ohi ~
Friday, November 30, for Signorlna ga
talani in compliment to Miss Lau a
Tuckerman, debutante daughter OF MI
and Mrs. Walter r.. Tuckerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Perley en-
tertained at dinner last evening for
their debutante daughter, Miss Alberta
Perley, preceding the dance given ny
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Adams for their
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Idahoans Announce
Elaborate Winter Program

The first executive meeting of the
idaho State Society was held Tuesday
evening in the once of Senator John
Thomas of Idaho, when plans for the
society were discussed for the coming
year. Those in attendance included
the president of the organization, Mr.
G. osmund Hyde. special attorney for
the alien property custodian; the vice
president, Mrs. Earl C. Venable; the
secretary. Mrs. Stafford, private secre-
tary to Senator Thomas; Mr.. Roland
Monson: the treasurer. Miss Cora
Rubin; Mr.. Frank Neal. Mr.. Fred Bros
sard Mr.. william Holden, members Of
the executive committee, and Miss
Toussaint Dubois, daughter Of former
Senator Fred T. Dubois, who is chair
man. Of publicity.
Plans we're laid fer the big snnual
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Mrs. Ray L. Wilbur Guest
At University Women's Tea

Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur, wife of the
Secretary of the Interior, will be the
honor guest at tea given for new men,
bers Of the American Association Of Uni
versity Women tomorrow afternoon ct
4:30 o'clock at their clubhouse, 1884 I
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03

GENERAL of the embassies opened to guests the Ambassador
of Turkey Ahmed Mouhar Bey celebrated with an
independence almost
of the embassies open for dinners luncheonS
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EXECUTIVE.
3f01 18th NV.
5 rooms. reception hall and bath. ... So. SO
Fine apt. with 3 street frontages. giving
paint throughout. floors refinished; new gas
stove: beautiful view along 18th st. residen-
tial section. yet close to 14th st. and Park
THE 9Hssfss fsesss Ia Sc cAs sRtSr ST.
. Near Capitol and House Once building
New. modern building. See janitor.
THE NORWOOD,
1343 EAST CAPITOL ST.
one-Raif block from Lincoln Park. Apply
Apt. 2.
One block from House once Building.
See resident MANAGER.
rooms. reception zig hai 81 ana 81 Bath $40 so
rooms. reception hall and bath 49,. $500
22s 10th ST. NE.
New Baid ir See See resident Manager. IT,
628 9th ST. NE.
2 rooms. rec. hall. Kitchen and bath. $50. 90
.,o,T THE Indy,
3 rooms reception hall and bath. so
THE GORGAS.
6805 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
large rooms. dnns alc ese RECEPTION
nan r fiisn snBh HRS 0i Is M SIR INV. ''a''o
Ea9se f hish e1 Rooms western
See Resident Manager. Apt. %.
rooms. reception sio ha IL and bath. s.sso
9u.s ss saS
J. c. WELDON CO.,
17a7 x st. NV. Metropolitan SOIL.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES



APT. /. 242l PA AVE- R., K. d B.. $50
AFFfEcK. i23s N r AVE FR. sass.
1872 c ST. N.W--3 ROOMS AND BATH.
aHtt;NE SAG GO month. Apply ONCE osi,.J-
ROYDON. r NEAR 18th ST NV LARGE
outside rooms. kitchen. balcony. bath. 5000.
See manager.
1909 18th ST. N.W.-FIVE ROOMS. BATH.
back porch; conveniently located; rent very
reasonable.
rog nasen kt'' s1 g. h &C. NE 1snisor'
NEW. sIx-RoOM AND TWO-BATH APT. IN
modern convenience: rent only S125. Phone
Mr.. TREY. Clev. 6084.
coLORED gARGAIN.sss, So .,,
bath. large closets. See lanitor
1874 G ST. NW.-VERY DESIRABLE UN-
furnished three-room, kitchen and bath
apartment; all large rooms, S45 per month
SECOND FLOOR APT, PRIVATE BATH.
ami; light. heat and gas furnished. $50
So Eye st. NV 81
NEAR CAPITOL - UNUSUAL OPPORTUNI-
net. bath; only s37 So 247 Delaware ave. s.w
2l5 18TH ST. SF-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN &
bath: heat, gas, electricity and phone; s3I 80
NEW APT. $50 LARGE ROOMS, TILE
Government dept 8O4 gard NV.
HOMESTEAD, 1916 18th NV TO 5 r.
and b.; cheapest rental in q most desirable
SYoa APT See the iant1r ana see
2 r.. kit. & bath. just paperedi nice sur
ronndingS. 1907 Md. ave. S.w.
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PETWORTH - NEW BRICK GARAGES.
easy access >through wide alley. rear Allison
st. between 5th st. and Ill. ave. NV; SIS a
month.
9th and Upshur SITS. n.w.-Single-c brick
garage; paved alley: rent, SIS per month.
Rear 43l M st. n.w.-Space for four cars,
with shop above: cleo; only $2250,
CHAS. D. SAGER.
Main SO. 924 14th st. NV.
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READ ALPHABETICAL ADS FOR DETAILS
SALE OF
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USED CARS.
1879
DOWN.

IS Days Free Trial"
1f you are not satisfied with
your purchase within 5 days we
will trade it in on any car in our
stock at even or greater price.
(, We have every ore of these
cars on the floor and all are
ready to go.
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ROOMS--FURNISHED.
(CAnflnuedl

! GIT 18th ST. N.W.--Single and double rooms,
2 baths, showers. instantaneous hot water.
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Double and single
| Apt. Is. Phone Franklin 7679-J.
d as4S COL d I'D NW ,,a; front room srd
1909 HARVARD sT.--Rooms for Ink. so.
s EXP, ami; $50 mo. Sleeping room. So
i225 n ST: N.w--Two flrst-noor house
stove. sink. stationary tubs.
b Ds1ate e a1nm in adams os
r l1o 9Th ST MP light housekeepns
GARAGE. Lincoln 1912.
electric lights. instantaneous hot water
1901 H ST: Sc, cor 18th. H and Kentucky
asve-Loyely 2nd floor. kitchen. bedroom,
gas; large outside, sunny rooms; desirable
nelohborhood lear cars.
1922 L ST. N.W.--Singie rooms. well heated.
elect icity. nicely Furnished: 81 and Sc
weekly; also double rooms. 81 and $40 weekly
COLUMBIA, 1924 9th n.w-Front-room and
klCcnenette apartment. range, $3.50. 81
weekly; sleeping quarters. 1925 weekly; ami.
Sl5 10th ST. N.W.--Clean, warm. downtown
rooms single and double; bath, cont h. W.,
cleo; SIS. $l8. $40.
ErEAn DOFCNI ClRCltE--Nlceiy furnished
for one or two. near bath: use of parlor,
54e3. '-'''e' apartment houSe' Nor'h
LIS IT'S EYE ST NV. Apt. 5-dentleman to
and dressers. SIS each. 81"
1900 VERMONT AvE.-Large. very warm
znd-noor front room. next bath. s.
18th ST.. BELOW SCOTT CIRCLE-Large
T9Ss gentleman; references Decatur
1883. COLUMBIA RID. - Two large rooms.
n nleely Furnished for Ink gas. elec. and
ferred: in private home. /"
i3l6 EYE NV; franklin Park)-,$35o wk !;
doo and o nE ~ eec newly
1852 NEWTON ST. NV
One lady. second foor. two baths. contin-
nous not water pleasant home surroundings,
Phone a Pa23 sss R eeasa call after
1915 LAMONT sT.-Comfortable, clean. warm
south room; ami; h.-w.h, Semi-bath: pri-
yate home; gentleman or person employed.
MT. Observation-Disclosures northwest sec
men. Reasonable. Phone Adams 1855. 81"
iIls Q ST. N.W,-Desirable single and dou
bic rooms: reasonable. 81"
1913 F NV. Apt. Alright front room, just
renovated. southern exposure. splendid steam
neat electricity, private entrance. Call
after O'Clock. Gentleman, sl8. 81"
IL End. ST. NE.-Entire second floor. 3
rooms bath. porch; ami, garage optional,
ROOMS DAY. WEEK OR MONTH.
Running water: attractive rates.
ANTLER's. 2l25 g NV WEST 1915. 8.
1871 x ST. NW.--For men only Best north
n MS room with private bath. Rent only
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
Realtors.
1871 K st. NV.
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S. O. s.
GOOD USED TRUCKS.

AND MANY OTHER GOOD BARGAINS.
TERMS.
Sterrett Operating Service, Inc,
80 NJ ST. NE. PHONE FIR. 500.
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AUTO WRECKERS.
HIRE--AUTOMOBILES

PACKARD sEDAN, 5-passenger; experienced
white chsyEsuFs; ,n By TIE be month; g9od as
Eress or Senator BY the season B. +. Nc
y CAnllx.-Address- Boz ha=X,-etAr-ofnce de
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COLORED.
THE LAFAYETTE,
1907 7th st, NV.

Near Shaw High School and
conveniently situated to the col
ored business and theater district.
Close to three car lines and Rhode
Island ave. bus line.
Every apartment is arranged so
that each bedroom is entirely
separate, making them excep-
tionally desirable for renting
rooms or for two families. Floor
plugs in every apartment.
8 rooms, kitchen and bath, SIS. 90.
4 rooms, kitchen and bath, $50. 100.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925, 18th st. NV. Main 2l00.
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Rent at a Bargain.
populs ssy s.cs HSsfn Of ne sSs n ess
very convenient location and IN
particularly good neighborhood HATH,
and back yards.
SIS Month.
In splendid condition and . real
FER inspection permit apply
w. c. & A. N. MILLER.
iite nth Of. Decatur go.
: 1G@1f{n1S1 =. Nj E-K-E0
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SALE--AuTO TRUCKS,

FORD TON TRUCK, le26-One dump body.
one wagon body. both in fine order. SIPS.
Your choice for quick removal. New York
ave. ne.
FORR LIGHT DELIVERY in dandy running
tor Co.. 1923 Ga. ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FURNISHED AS. YOU WOULD FURNISH
& p,. 6u Mna apis, 1929 18th St., $3.50 up
rroTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS, 2lst AND
Q sts. n.w.ETwo rooms. kitchen and bath;
S S, room; dining alcove and bath. Beauti-
i iry a and completely furnished, including
ice: nrst-class house. Ask for resident
h 1899 CALIFORNIA, ST. N.W-s ROOMS,
for houssfaeDns kort iog ssie furnished
z ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND BATH. s6O
large front rooms. kitchenette. dinette and
GUIDED The sI ssoar o n 1stb Prgidare in
AZ ST. ,N.E.,-BEAUTIFUL 3 AND 4 ROOM
apartments elegantly and completely fur
n dsi, dod for housekeeping; reasonable lin
sl4 CONN, CLOSE IN-EXTRA LARGE
'front.' ! r.. kitchenette. bath: everything
furnished: good heat. cont. hot water; S4T.5O.
1909 VERMONT AVE. LARGE ROOM
ana ana ik Kitchen lhk heat LIGHT and gas
1908 NEWTON ST. NV. crock CREEK
Park)--Whole list floor. ami; s r.. hall.
duced. $40 mo-: open Fr. 75os.. H. W. Sc
q rooms. kitchen. furnished. and incicsed
phone; SEQ c per mePth Cali after $40 mn
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 5-RooM APT.
on Conn, aye. Grand piano. oriental rugs,
china and glass complete; months lease to
responsible party. Phone Col. 1908 from
clev. ss4s after 8 pm. 81.
YOUNG LADY, HIGHEST TYPE. SHARE
apartment with another. Call Adams 1890
a.s aoSaE T SrCSsI. AsR 51TE SI
ss42sha aResidefSsm Er., 5000 aUisconsinvay %
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK, $55.
CQo0 OQf1, CIR NJ w

Z023 Z0tn 81. INV.
unusually large rooms. reception hall,
bright kitchen, large closets, tile bath, maple
floors. See res. mgr. Apt 20.
1928 ILLINOIS AVE.-3 OUTSIDE ROOMS,
Sherman Circle bus; adults. Adams SO. s.
DES-ARTS, 1896 COLORADO AVE. NV
Three and four room and bath apis, with
Frieidaire; newly s papersd ,I ana painted. as, See
DOWNTOWN, WITH GARAGE; ONE ROOM
low rent. iSll Eye st. NV. w 4.
55o5 GEORGIA, AVE-; OVER, DRUG STORE
% rooms, bath, well heated; gas, electric
ity. hot-water heat; $50,
7th AND H S.w.-5 r. AND 3. SOS 90
HENRY sCHAFFERT. $50 John Marshall RI.
5il G ST NE. FACING STANTON. PARK
$4760: reduced to permanent tenants.
NEW APT; WITH 3 EXPOSURES. CON;
one o. these deiisht,ul apts. available il
per month. Phone Mr.. TREY. Clev. 6Oa4.
2 ROOMS, ALCOVE, KITCHEN AND BATH;
s62.50. Apt. 20l, the Ethelhurst, 18th and l.
NV. Attractive apartment; convenient
downtown location.
THE MoS Stl I'm s at it,S ASS sARk
ianitor or phone Main cess. w. 'lN'' -
1920 ONTARIO RID, NEAR 18th AND COL.
ssS also s r. e Xii hs Res s0s msr co sT
THE BUCHANAN APIS. 4526 lsth---2 r.. r.
and b.. porch; recently redecorated S45 so
to $4s.50 mo-; cor. bldg; heat. janitor.
1920 MASS. AVE. AT FASHIONABLE d.
pont Circle rooms. bath. modern fire.
proof building; low rent. See janitor on
premises
1854 MONROE ST. NV. APT. 10. THE
EntawM n1af apt rooms. bath, Frigid.
rooms. Rent reasonable.
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.
1923 Nash Ambassador

Sedan 81, 200
Dodge Sedan ...... 275
1923 Nash Victoria, adv. $50
1926 Chevrolet Coach. 325
1927 Nash Coach. special US
1926 Hudson Brousham. SOC
1926 Nash Coach. adv. $50
1927 Chrysler Sedan. So. 400
1926 Nash Sedan, special. 600
1926 Buick Coupe, stand. $50
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
Nash Distributors,
1909 l. St. NV.
Decatur 22S0.
$35 DOWN.
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Chamber Music Works
By Woman Composers

THE National League OF American
! Pen Women announces that no spe-
cial invitations are being issued for the
concert to be given the evening OF April
Is, but that the public generally Is In
vited to hear the new and unusual COM
positions. The concert win be given IN
the auditorium In the Red Cross Build
ing. on Seventeenth street, ct . pm.
There Is to be no admission Zee.
The music win be prize-wfnning com.
positions In the recently closed annual
music contest Of the league. Phyllis
Fergus Hoyt Of Chicago, who served IS
chairman Of the contest. will be present.
As the compositions that received the
three prize awards were all string quar-
tets, the National String Quartet Of this
city has been selected to present the
music, which Is said to be Of unusual
merit and beauty. Josephine Crew Ayl-
win of Oakland, Calf, won first prize.
Ethel Heir of New York City, who won
the second prize, win come on for the
event, and Mary Howe Of this city.
whose composition calls for piano &C.
compartment, and who won the third
prize, will be at the piano during the
rendering of her music.
Francisco Garlic Vallejo OF San
Francisco, winner OF both honorable
mentions, one violin selection and the
other q song, Is . granddaughter OF
Gen. M. q. Vallejo, an authoritative
figure In early California life.
Dorothy De- Muth Watson Of this city
is chairman Of arrangements FOR this
event.
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Iage. It IS the Feast Of Assumption,
so all the peasants have come out to
enjoy the troupe OF "pagliacci," whose
theater Is seen set up, with q hunch-
back Tonic to guard f. The play upon
the little stage Is the old story OF jeal-
ousy and revenge given by Columbine,
Harlequin and Pagliaccio, the char
acters In the play. There Is . double
tragedy being enacted here, for the
Columbine Is Media, wife OF Canio. who
| Is intriguing for a rendezvous with her
village lover, Silvio. And Just rs the
players 20 to dress for the performance,
Cario--wi1o Id the play Is the wronged
husband learns that he is that man In
very life.
Canio Is left alone on the stage. He,
too, must follow and don the conical
garments Of the clown. The people pay
him to make them laugh, and he must
laugh with them laugh, though his
love Is faithIess: laugh, though his heart
| Is brokenl This soliioquy, "vesti la
Giubba" ID In q way the complement
OF the famous prologue, sung by the
baritone, Tonic. Both are excellent ex-
amples Of the purely emotional type Of
music Nv virtue or which this opera
makes its strong popular appeal
Johnson,s career has been one steady
cfeScend0 OF acnlevemenE, oatIng from
hts debut in Fedora. He had the honor
| Of creating the name part Of "PaTstfal"
/ III italy. He sang II some two dozen
times at La Scala He has been Wall
| tier In aMastersingers," Pelleas In the
| Dubussy opus, both Siegfried and Sieg-
Imund IN "Der Ring" and recently IN
New York be made profound success
III the new Pizctti work, IRA Gher-
ard0. at the Metropolitan. JOhnson's
Canio may Be looked forward 70 ~ one
lof the great moments of the Metrppol~
itan Opera season n washington
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i EFT twenty italian tenors be gathered
together for an addition" it's q
fair presumption that at least 10 of
them win want to sob out the lament
Of the unfortunate Canio Of Leoncaval-
los "Pagliacci" It Is almost inevitable.
All the more wonderful, then, that Ed
ward Johnson, the great American
tenor. who for eight years as Eduardo di
Giovanni, was the leading tenor Of
italy, waited until he returned to
American to sing Canio for the FIRST
time. But when he finally did 1t. he
was sensation. \. I.
johnson IS 70 sing canio Ii wash
opera, that require the greatest voices,
II Pagliacci!" and "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" are given on the second evening
Of the Metropolitan Opera season.
Thursday, April 10, at Polls Both
operas have superb casts. With Mr..
johnson will be Editha Fleischer, noted
singer OF Mozart roles, who as Media,
has the one sparkling. light vocal role
of the two casts. Also IN ssPagliacci''
will be Giuseppe Danise, the new Italian
baritone Of the Metropolitan whose act
ing Is liIkened ID Ecotti and De Luca, as
Tonic; Angelo Bada, tenor. as Beppe,
and George Cehanovsky, baritone, Is
Silvio. "a
had the courage To return TO his true
American name after triumphs abroad.
lie has host Of admirers ia Washing
| ton. where he has been heard III Mrs.
| Lawrence Townsends brilliant morning
events, and where his opera appear
ances are memories Of an exquisite art.
1the u creak s1af1yres1f fnr fyaY1fo IN