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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-02-07
SHIRT FACTORY
PROMOTERS ARE
NOT SATISFIED
Offers Of Assistance Made By
Corporation Do Not Meet
Requirements

Mr.. Alpert, of Alpert and Fuchs,
operating shirt factory in New York
City, under the name of the Melton
Shirt Company, came to Pocomoke
this week to discuss with the citizens
of Pocomoke, the prospect of estab-
fishing a shirt business here.
On Monday evening, three MEM
bers of the firm met body of bust
ness men in the municipal building to
thrash out terms and conditions. MIR.
Alpert made it known his company
would want taxes RENTED for five
years. They also wanted extensive
repairs made to the building known
Familiarity as the Turner Paint Sign
Shop, and also asked for stoves to
heat it by. They wanted the roof
made tight and some remodelling done
to the interior.
These matters were discussed at
some length but no decision was
reached. A meeting was appointed
for next day. At this, the shirt
makers were offered water and taxes
free and $1,000 in cash. This didn't
seem to impress the promoters and
they left the city; whether they will
return is problematical. Pocomoke
needs industries, but are unable to
put up a large amount of money to
bring them here; and, in some case
demands seem to be unreasonable.
With regard to the hosiery factory,
it seems that the promoters were well
pleased with the outlook in Pocomoke
but owing to some legislation in Con-
gress, they were unable to start an
other factory.
This project seemed to have great
er possibilities than some others. The
representatives were more impressive,
and it is with a great deal of regret,
circumstances arose such as to pre-
elude the starting of the industry
here.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-02-07
CHIRPS
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was offered, and there was no mis-
taking the sincerity of the plea.
But Wade is also a great encour-
ager of Chirps' modest efforts. No
doubt, as other do, he sees many a
strained effort at being funny; many
a rank failure at attempts to depict
the funny and sunny side of life-but
he, at least, gives credit for honest
trial and always a helpful, encourag-
ing word to boost the effort.
He was frequent visitor to the
Pocomoke Rotary Club. There was
never any indication of depression of
spirit, tho doubtless, with US, his path
of life must have some rough places.
He cleared them away with smiles,
and met the next difficulty with the
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-02-07
Bay Bridge Project
Is Not Possible NolU
Continued from Page II
ing construction of the bridge.

ing construction OF the bridge.
"All the Congressional representa-
tives expressed regret that sponsors
of the project had not come forward
with definite commitment to provide
share of the cost of the bridge at
the time Secretary Ickes agreed to
make grant of $4,50O,OO0 and the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
agreed to purchase from the PWA
bonds of the bridge authority to the
extent of $2,5OO,OOO or $3,OOO,OOO.
"This would have made it neces-
sary for the bridge sponsors to pro-
vide approximately $2,5OO,OOO, the re-
mainder of the $1O,OO0,00O estimated
cost of the structure"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-02-07
same untiring good will and good

same untiring good will and good
nature.
1t is with recognition Of his en-
enlargement and approval of this col
umn, that I am persuaded to pay tri-
butte to him. I am going to hope his
physical and mental strength will be
equal to conquering his present dis
ability, and that once more he may
come in amongst US with his CHEEKY
smile, his encouraging word, his mani
fest optimism, his faith in humanity,
and his power to WELD a wonderful
influence for good.
l want him to know we are pulling
for him, believe he has the will pow
err to resist his malady, and 1 firmly
believe he will once more move in and
about us, the same old reviving spir-
it, the same influence for good for
years to come.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-02-07
P. AND 7. MEETING In
WALNUT ST. BUILDING

The regular meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association will be held in
the Elementary School building or
Walnut Street Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 18th. The speaker of the even
ing will be Miss Wheatafeld, State Di-
rector of Elementary Education, who
will talk on educational problems Of
interest to all parents and teachers.
After the meeting a social hour
will be enjoyed with music furnished
by the High School chorus.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-02-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
in CITY AND COUNTY

Lloyd Chandler from Larmar Cor
poration, tract of land containing 35
Acres, more or less, on the right side
Of the new Stone Road leading from
Salisbury to Snow Hill opposite the
"Half- Way Filling Station" in Coul-
bourn's Elec. Dist. Consideration $40
&c.
The Adkins Co., from Rufus A.
Purnell and wife, real estate on the
Northerly side of the County Road
leading from the Snow Hill Berlin
State Highway, at Buckingham Gem
etery, toward the Trappe, in the 3rd
Hlec. Dist. Consideration SIS &c.
John Warren Chopper from the
Bishopville Bank, 19.49 Acres more or
less, near Bishopville, in the 9Th Elec,
Dist. Consideration $40 &c.
John Warren Chopper from The
Bishopville Bank, part of the Lille
J. Cropper Estate" containing 66.75
Acres, more or less, near Bishopville,
in the 5th Elec. Dist. Consideration
$40 &c.
The Board of Education of Wor.
Co., from Calvin D. Quinn and wife,
parcel of land containing 1.26 Acres,
more or less, in the 3rd Elec. Dist,
on the Northerly side of the improved
Public Road leading from Old St.
Martins Brick Church to Parkertown.
Consideration $40 &c.
James Stevenson from Ernest G..
West, Sheriff, all the right and title
of Hester and Charles H. Stevenson,
in parcel of land containing 6 1-2
acres, more or less, near Girdletree.
Consideration $55.
Ephriam King Wilson from Ethelyn
lson Upshur and husband and 9TH
property at the cor. of Federal
Ross Streets, and property on the
side of Agnew ST., in Snow Hill.
alteration $40 &c.
Del-Mar-Va Mortgage Co. from
Oel-Mar-Va Corporation at the
of Atlantic Ave-, and N. Divi-
e, III OCSdH SlCy. OOHSluSAd-
&c.
E. Pusey and Ralph L.
from Ephriam X. Wilson
real estate on the Easterly
wv St., in Snow Hill. Con-
30.
Hastings and John T.
tners trading as PENN
Co., from Georgia M.
theirs, tract of land
rs, more or less in
Consideration SIS
'om j. Edw White
ar the depot in
9th Elec. Dist.
,ler, sponsor
moke High
high School
truary II
Ids to be
".
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-02-07

Students should remember the an
nual high school turkey dinner which
is to be held at the high school on the
evening of February IL. Everyone
possible should be present.. AS is un-
doubtedly known from past exper-
fence, an appetizing meal is served.
This supper promises to be even
more delightful than ever before.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-02-07
WEEKLY NEWS
FROM SCHOOL
CORRESPONDENT
Students Entertained By A
Master Hand In Playing
The Banjo

Never before has this high school eX'
program as was given by Mr.. Alfred
A. Farland, phenomenal banjoist, in
the high school auditorium Friday
morning, January 81. Mr.. Farland
is undoubtedly one of Amrica's most
distinguished banjoists. His great
talent has won for him not only fame
at home but also abroad, as shown by
his tour of England. He came, he
saw, and he conquered, it was said of
him in London. Never was such
banjo playing heard there before. The
whole house rose to him and applaud
ed him rapturously.
Mr.. Farland has been praised by
practically every leading newspaper
in the country. Every principal city
i'll both the United States and Can
ada has been spellbound by his con-
certs. Since 1925, besides filling
many concert and recital dates and
engagements in hundreds of picture
theatres, he has surprised and delight
ed more than 1000 school audiences.
In many schools, a Farland Recital
is now an annual event, an inspiring
example to students of music and
delightful object lesson to all in per-
severance. This is Mr.. Farland's sec
ond appearance in this school and the
students are looking forward to many
more.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-02-07

Along with the many modern and
improved methods of education, NOV
ing pictures have been introduced into
this high school. Supervised by Mr.
Bevans, head of the chemistry and
science department.
Many interesting and educational
pictures have been presented and most
of these have, so far, dealt with the
nations industry. The students have
been learning many worth while les
sons through them.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

CoLoRED--7s4 GIRARD ST. N:W.IC0-
water heat and electricity. Rented to
s90s s:nsnt ssrm foF + 3Io 2is RRne
agent. 306 Investment Bldg: Natl. 417s.
CoLoRED= =426e-4271 ,wAsHNGToN
st. n.e.-S5, $50; $3.50 cash, balance like
rent; new semi brick homes; 9
iishts, deep lots. Drive out Bennins I'd.
to 42nd St.. left / block: Open today, 20
pm j. MERRILL CONNER. Investment
Bldg. District 2002.
CoLoRED EhuLIbF ;;,. 5.Ib, c6LoNtAL MA
hardwood floors. Lamont ST., east Of 18th.
North 9709.
COLORED-COL. RD, EAST OF GA. AVE.
d rms, NV h, elec.; cellar. tubs. porches.
Bldg. Assn. trust. S5,250, your terms.
Pot 2Oo1.
COLONIAL TYPE BRICK HOUSES on
Droit Park and around Howard University;
good location to teachers. 6-r. Colonial
press brick on Euclid NV, east Of 18th,
$500 cash 3 Large houses; fSn financed 5 by
other properties cheap. with terms. Call
H. E; Battle & Co.. office, Dec. O536; res.'
COLORED-GOOD NV. LOCATIONS
rms; B.; h:-wh; cleo; splendid oS1 eondition; nl;
cash. bal. like rent. Decatur 594s.
COLORED. EAST OF 18th AND LAMONT
St.-Southern exposure. Colonial porch. 6
r.. h.-w.h:. wide alley; lifetime home. Co.
lumbia rd.. near reservoir; g r.. h.-w.h..
ton. Payments ike rent Decatur o6is-M.
COLORED-NEAR CAPITOL.
6-rm brick house: redecorated, electricity:
new Arcola heating plant. S4.250. Small
fasa REALPY Pa's co. 1Siz Gs st. s n.Ws National
$3.50
Evening star., 1936-03-22
TT KENYON ST.

T17 KENYON ST.
Colored-Brick house rooms and
bath; vacant: open: fine condition. Terms
to responsible colored family. D. c. CRU
YER, owner. S16 Investment Bldg. Phone
National 1877; evenings. Cleveland 7649.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Beautiful Takoma Park
Our Ovn Home

Must be sold within the next
month. for We are being transferred.
Our California brown-shingled bun
called the most charming inside and
out in this beautiful suburb. Not
alone has our BUNGALOW this dis
tinction. but our lawn as well. II is
50x200 and full OF shade trees. fruit
trees Zone an oak-sized black OK
heart cherry. beautiful shrubbery
and an abundance of climbing roses,
tea roses. lilacs. clematis and many
blooming shrubs. There are over 40
varieties of perennial flowers in the
flower border. You may look. so
my friends tell US. a very long time
without finding a home so honey,
so beautiful and well built. We
built 1t for our home at a cost OF
S12.500. There are rooms in this
home, DELIGHTFULLY."- arranged. both in
artistic beauty. coziness and COM
fort. You may look through the
bsoSsb ensh dGSF sS. e sas daSIs Sns IN n:
breakfast room into the lovely back
lawn. I think 1t will be impossible
to find home anywhere around
Washington like ours and at the
price we are willing to take. We
have several now who want our
home. but have not suffcient cash
payment. Our home may be seen
by appointment. If it appeals to
you you may have ii for $3.50.
For all cash above the mortgage Of
$1,000 we will give reduction. 1t
may be, no doubt, refinauc with
larger mortgase. Shepherd 2546.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
SALE-HOUSES,

CoLoRED. 700 BLOCK HARVARD ST.
NV; also q smaller one at 72b Morton
st. Little cash. less than rent. Geo. 64S4.
COLORED-EAST OF 18th AND KENYON
sts. n.w.--Modern. Colonial home OF .
0arsa1n ". {. {. MOORE. MOORE DISTRICT ss17.
Exclusive Agent.
CoLoRED-6 ROOMS. BATH: FAIRMoNT
Be- Beautiful asi 9 broom home easn st
east Of 18th: sacrifice. Investment, S75.-
900 apartment house; priced less than
5000: rent, 5000 year; offer, Frame
MS Hlik SFHSf Adams Ses
FOR COLORED.
lis .famont-s l. nj r.. ami,
idi isis Fla dsbMs ays.r9 RI a'mi; narav.
s ssSis G:ah 1sthSe +, T. an. F.: ,elee. garage
las0 1r'insJ0 j. r. r. HSnLsSD, 81. SSEpeF'
1901 eth North 35a7.
Near 18th and SIS. NV.
a-story brick, rooms and bath. hot
Price. S5.95o: easy terms. real bargain
WIN. ii. SAUNDERS CO. Inc.
A BARGAIN FOR COLORED.
Beautiful home. in the 100 block of 8
cheap; no reasonable offer will be refused
be seen Ss as n o
BENJAMIN F. FLETCHER,
1898 18th st. NV
Phones. North 1913. North 1855.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Col. rd.--6 r.. h.-w.h. National s940.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
SALE-SUBURBAN.

tHOubuuCu.y
hSsERT FonIowN l2HR S4HsAeEvE oETEEs sAE xSy TsE
with n an % acre Of iand for n only ss 'o ss.a5o;
s2S1 ess attr.esiye per sroom Sn'h bungalow in
splendid location: h.w.h;, garage. base
meRt pSrshes e. g 75G E1oom Terms s,d o,tor,
lation. refriseration. beautiful kitchen and
WITH onsrsesd sss aoons %h
needed Excellent legation. In one.fare
3Ii Cedar St. Phone Georsia ossi.
o ACRES IN GAITHERsBURG. MD.-AT-
tractive building lots, large shade trees;
one portion portion improved by s-room houss,
Star office.
1906 NORTH 10Th ST. WAVERLY HILLS,
va.--New Colonial home. center-halI plan,
having having spacious rooms. tile baths.
Lot 55xl25. Is within one block of bus;
II minutes drive to city. To reach. cross
Glebe I'd ttraffiic light. turn left to 10th
ST.. and left one block to house.
opse soss 81 4 Day PHsHPs sIPsay'
w.,,,f N9rthern Htfe Virginia Once. oo.-
PROFITABLE, LONG ESTABLISHED MEAT
sna sns gro srSSceiTIyT iIT,si IN substantial NV suburb
Large corner with ample, homelike living
quarters; sales upward S1,2OO monthly
without delivery. Expected Govt opera
tions will greatly increase value. Ask
5000 GEORGIA ave, in Maryland.
ACRE
g rooms and bath, electricity, gas. chick
en- mouse. 2-car garage; $4,000: $500 cash;
$40 month; ERWIN REALTY CO.. call
Hyattsville 165
So S50-FALLS CHURCH.
unusually attractive Groom modern bum
galow. Shade of old trees and abundant
snruooery; one acre: looks like home:
we have choice lstings of new and old
brick dwellings. THE LUTTRELL CO.
Telephone Falls Church 6s.
LANHAM. MD.
Attention. Glendale Agric. Dept. employees:
6-room bungalow, nearly 3 acres sandy
loan. bath. cleo. gas. garage. septic tank,
cation; miles D c. Price. $3.50; terms.
THEODORE F. MENK.
1927 Park rd Columbia 7S45.
FOR Sc 800.
A good home and paying business; 4i2
acres. stream on Lee Highway; Is miles
from Wash; broom house bath. cleo;
hen house. garage. grapes. raspberries; ]
acre in strawberries: good road stand and
gas tanks; reasonable terms and If you
want small home or farm. call
CHAS. F. BROADWATER
Fairfax. Va.
Telephone 70
Evening star., 1936-03-22
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

FROM oWNER.ppETAcHEED. BRICK RICK
ley Heights. ! am not dealer. Ad-
dress Box 147-B. Star ONCE.
HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D. C. HOUSES
UNDER $1,000. Address Box 150-X, Star
Office
WANTED TO BUY GEORGETOWN HOME
not over 100000; will pay cash Address
Box I93-X. Star oftce. 22'
WANTED TO PURCHASE EITHER FROM
cash. Address Box 20l-X, Star ONCE. rs
WILL PURCHASE FOR CASH SIX OR
seven room brick house, good condition,
NV. section; state definite, full particulars.
Address Box 375-X. Star ofhce. 22'
I WANT TO BUY 10 OR MORE SMALL
brick houses; can pay all cash; must be
bargains; state price and location. Ad-
dress Box 394-X. Star ONCE.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR OLD D. c.
houses and fiats in any eondition: no COM
8 OR . ROOM HOUSE, NORTHWEST OR
northeast. not over $500; must have
cash. Address Box 31s-X Star once
LET US SELL YOUR HOME TO COLORED.
We are the quickest selling agency; 5. u. 3
to II room houses wanted by good clients.
H. E. BATTLE REALTY CO.. Dec. 0536.
Adams 25l6.
GOVT. EMPLOYE-NEW OR OLD MOD
ern house. Lyon Park. Lyon Village Clar-
endon; on rented terms. Walnut 1888.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or eolored This ad Is not for pur-
pose Of obtaining listings z. A. GARVEY.
phone District 45oS. 1126 Vt. ave.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
sALE-SUBURBAN.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS.

II IA i i ~ &AklE 31xAlSNO.
| Attractive 4-room and bath bunsalow.
less furnace. laundry tray: $3.50: $500
cash. $40 month.
ATTRACTIVE GRIN. AND TILE BATH
brick bungalow. with modern electric range
Sna lot safos ese sus sS
stores Price. S7,500: terms.
HIvERDALE-7-room and bath house,
anil, garage; lot 100x200: S2.7O0.
BELTsvILLE--e.room house. elec. lights,
ZANTZINGER CO.,
9Os Baltimore Pike. RiverdaIe.
I2-ROOM HOUSE WITH 2 BATHS. H.-W.
h. city. water. large porches. shade trees:
servants quarters. with h:-w.h. and bath:
sFfs Gs a0qRs esS
' A. II. BROOKS,
3018 Columbia Pike. Arlington, Va.
Clarendon 6o6.
ONLY IA MILES OUT.
Cn Lee Highway: "a acre. for garden and
chickens; new modern bungalow. Just being
COMPLETED: second floor laid and studded
| you can AFFORD to buy
sS S RnS Sss5ss SAX Price Gns GDts saeS a5;
block. from Fairfax High School. Drive
out GU, snd see this property. Owner; R. r
property.
New 5-room brick bungaiow---~~|-S4.s $50
| Six rooms (repossesse6 $50
New 5-room bungalow--- $50
Six rooms (repossessed) -------. $50
New 6-room $3.50
| New 2 rooms a bed rooms)------ 5 500
| Five-room Cape Cod brick--. $3.50
New 5-room $3.50
| New 7-room. 2-bath brick ck------ $3.50
| $500 to $500 Cash
Balance 90 Years to Pay.
THE M H. BARRY ORG
| sos MOUNT VERNON AVENUE
| ALEXANDRIA. VA. PHONE rs.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

easy terms; rooms, full tiled bath, h-w.
heat. hardwood floors, electric kitchen,
beautiful cabinet. cellar and attic. Sample
house 425 Lincoln ave, Riverdale Nd
VIII also build to your order. Phone
National 2OII o2s
Evening star., 1936-03-22

COUNTRY PLACE. IL ACRES FERTILE
ground > miles Alexandria, on macadam
road. Seven-room modern brick home.
3 large chicken houses. greenhouse. =
streams, ideal for family desiring TO keep
several riding horses; also, suitable for
chicken business or trucking. Price,
$3.50; terms. $1,000 cash, bal. monthly
at So interest
WASHINGTON g. KANE Exclusive Agents,
1915 King st.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

SUBURBAN HOME E. GROOM HOUSE
with finished rooms in attic: garage,
shrubbery. fruit trees and grape arbor.
q scre ground providing large lawn.
garden and and chicken yard; all modern inn
ave. Garrett Park. Md. Phone Kensing-
ton BIB
Evening star., 1936-03-22
TRADES MATCHED QUICKLY,

w. B. PICHLER. 1905 NV. NET. 4344.'
NICE D. c. RESIDENCE FOR CALI
FORNIA PROPERTY.
Two beautiful Florida homes for D. c.
property.
Paying Deland Fla business for D. C.
property.
3 homes this locality for Tucson. Ariz,
property.
Business reasons and Ill health have
caused these properties TO be available
for an equitable exchange.
Come in and talk over the facts.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

INVESTORS AND BUILDERS ATTENTION
Splendid piece of level. highly elevated
property in nearby Virginia for subdivision
This is an opportunity to make some real
money Address Box 304-X. Star oflce.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

NEARBY MD, IL MILES FROM TREAS
ury Dept: Pennsylvania R. R. and De-
fense Highway: 5-room bungalow. attic.
porches, telephone. electricity, water. lot
100xI7o it.; fruit trees and garden. Price
reasonable. Box 35. Branchville, Nd, OF
Phone BerWyn 3l-W. %.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
SALE-SUBURBAN.

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE FOR CASH.
beautiful wooded lot in best section Of ex-
elusive Jefferson Park. Address Box
:S52-X Star ONCE
Evening star., 1936-03-22
WANTED-BUSINESs PROPERTY.
SUBDIVISION PROPERTY.

SMALL CONCERN LoCA.
lions for sc to 81 stores. Address Box
935-X. Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
SALE OR RENT-BUSINESS PROP

FOR SALE OR RENT-5-STORY BRICK.
81 rooms furnished completely elevator:
headquarters walking distance Address
Box 302-X Star ofbce
Evening star., 1936-03-22

elassed-in sleeping porch, cellar with pipe.
less furnace. laundry tray: $3.50: $500
cash, $40 month.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
69O6 CONN. AVE.

To settle an estate; large bed rooms.
3 baths. large center hall and living room,
handicapped. Open Sat. pm. and Sunday.
Offer wanted. MAURICE FITZGERALD,
ct N W vol
Evening star., 1936-03-22

GA1THERSBURG, MD.-HOME: RMS,
sun parlor. bath, front and back porches,
attic; hot AIR heat, electricity; lot 65xl so;
$4,000: Apply HARRY B. KANODE, Dick
erson, Md, or CLAY PLUMMER, Gathers
burg, Md.
Evening star., 1936-10-24
To Present
CanSinOand
His Partner
Program at Willard
Offers Brilliant Co.'S
tune Dances.

DACO CANSINO and his partner,
Senorita Juanita. will appear at
the Willard Hotel ball room on Sat-
urday evening, November Z, in brill
liant costume recital of Spanish folk
and classic dances-the second con-
cert Of the Beren-Brook Artists series.
Paco Cansino. native of Madrid.
enjoys the distinction Of being
member of one of the oldest Spanish
families of dancers. In the days Of
| the Spanish monarchy the Cansinos
we're the favorite dancers of the
queen mother, Maria Christina. They
have always figured prominently in
the ballet productions at the Royal
Opera in Madrid
Paco's five brothers and sister. Ra-
fael, Angel. Jose. Eduardo, Antonio
and Elisa. all celebrated dancers.
were the discovery of Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish. social leader of New York City.
during a trip through Spain. Mrs.
Fish brought them over to the United
States to appear at private recitals
| and concerts. They Immediately at
| tracted the attention Of New York
managers. ana separately and to-
gether have been featured in con-
| certS, musical shows and lately in
various motion picture productions.
Observations for this concert can
| be made at the Homer L. Kilt Co.,
| 1880 G street.
Evening star., 1936-10-24
In Local Music Circles

ish mezzo-soprano. and Mary liant
Couch. pianist, are being presented
in program at the Women's City
Club, 1856 Jackson place, on Wednes-
day at $50 pm, under the direction
of Gladys Middlemiss.
Mabel Jackson, pupil of Romano
Roman and the original Mary Lou
in Maxwell House Show Boat" and
also the Fuller Brush Girl on the radio,
has opened a vocal studio at 1414
Sixteenth street northwest.
Recordings of Beethoven's compost
tions will be played Tuesday evening
at 7::30 pm. in the music division of
the Public Library. Admission is free,
but. due to limited seating capacity.
persons interested are requested to
notify the music division of their in
tention to attend.
Helen McGraw, young Washington
pianist, will appear in recital at the
Willard Hotel on Wednesday, Novem-
ber 18. Miss McGraw made her New
York debut in 1880 as winner of the
Naumberg Musical Foundation prize
and has appeared often in concerts
here and abroad, but this will be her
first public appearance in Washington.