The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-31
CONCERT GROUP OF WASHINGTON
 IS IN JUNEAU
Glee Club Gives Four Shows Here-Entertian-
 ment Is Provided

Headed by Prof. Charles Law renee, director, the University of Washington Glee Club, arrived in Juneau on the Northland this morning and were met at the dock by committee of University of Washington Alumni, who escorted the men in cars, to the Gastineau Hotel
 Before i0 o'clock, all courtesy cars carrying the visiting Glee Club men had left the hotel for a trip to Mendenhall Glacier.
 None of the members of the club have ever been to Alaska be- fore" said Director Lawrence. They are enjoying their trip inn mensely and are interested in ev- erything they see. We are more than pleased with plans laid out by the local committee and I am sure that every minute of our stay here will be an enjoyable one"
 Enthusiastic Audiences
 An excellent turnout for both matinee and evening performances at Ketchikan was experienced, ac- cording to Prof. Lawrence, and a most enthusiastic response was brought by the numerous numbers and specialties of the Club.
 Petersburg was so enthusiastic that we heightened our show, af- ter Capt. Leonard Williams kindly agreed to wait a little longer for us" said the Director.
 High praise for the fine treat ment and courtesy of the entire personnel of the Northland was &C., corded by every member of the touring party, all contending that every detail possible for their comfort and pleasure aboard was afforded by officers and crew.
 As their schedule of perform ances, arrivals and departures has been rather strong, the men ad- mitted they have not had much time for sleep, but that they are not worrying about it, as they planned to catch up on the trip south.
 Performance Here
 Following the Glacier trip this morning, the Club gave it's first concert, the matinee starting at 2 o'clock this afternoon to an en- thusiastic audience made up most ly of grammar and high school students.
 The second show starts tonight at 8 o'clock with the feature pie ture and short subjects followed by the Glee Club. After the show tonight local Alumni will enter tain the club with a dancin g party at the Governors House. Tomorrow Father Kashevaroff will escort the group through the Museum, and matinee and even ing concert will be given.
 Present plans call for the Club to sail from Juneau on the North land at 10 a. m. Monday. Those cons it uting the club are Prof. Charles Lawrence, Peter Bardon, Roland Lamping, Gordon Neal, Charles Ogrosky, Philip Ken drick, Earl Montgomery and Wayne Shepard, all of Seattle; Charles Doupe, Ilwaco; John Star, Ta- coma; Jack de Merchant, baritone soloist, Spokane; James Starr and Lloyd Simpson, Cashmere; ElRae Waite, Bellingham; Ernest Spring. Peshastin; Elmer Ives. Tukwila i; Harry Sherwood, Fargo, N. D.; George Bennett, Forest Grove, Or Vernon Jackson, violin soloist, An acortes; Robert Johnson, Parma, Idaho, and Arthur Smothers, Mon 1 itor.
 The committee composed of Alumni, in charge of the party af- ter the concert tonight includes Mrs. A. E. Karnes, chairman; Venetia Pugh, Eva T'ripp, Mary SimpRins, Mrs. J. E. Pegues, Kathryn Long, and Mrs. Ray Taylor.
 Will Appear at Church The members of the Washington Glee Club will appear at the morn ing service tomorrow at the North ern Light Presbyterian Church giv- ing two selections, "Hodie Christ us" by Nanino, and 70 Filiae ct Filif by Leishring. The latter selection will be antiphonal.
 LEAVES HOSPITAL