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Evening star., 1946-01-20

Comdr. Humphries sat West and
was dealer. He opened with one
spade and, when North passed, Mrs.
Hazel Lofts, in the East, jumped to
three diamonds. West, having no
diamonds, called three hearts and
Mrs. Lofts, being void in that suit,
replied with four spades. Comdr.
Humphries bid five spades, where
upon his partner called seven dia-
monds. South, who had remained
silent with her ace of hearts and
four diamonds to the jack-ten,
promptly doubled with a full knowl-
edge Of being able to set the con-
tract. West deliberated and finally
bid seven spades. South doubled.
North opened the queen of clubs
which was won by the ace in
dummy. Declarer then led a small
diamond and trumped it, leaving
the doubler with three of the suit.
He then took out the four adversely
held spades, of which there were two
in each hand, and ran dummy's re-
naming six diamonds, discarding
four hearts and two losing clubs, to
claim a grand slam doubled.
South made the mistake of dou.
bling the seven-diamond bid. al
though she was sure to set it. West
was thus driven to seven spades
against which North and South
had no defense.
Three north and south pairs in
the monthly master-point duplicate
bridge game at the Capital City
Chess Club played to a close finish
on Saturday night. The winners
were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hamlin,
whose score was 209a points. Mrs,
T. M. Boyle and Mrs. M. r. Reddy.
with 2051s points, were only one
half a point ahead of Mrs. j. r.
Belt and Mrs. Sybil Newlands. with
204h points, who were third. East
and west leaders were MIR. and Mrs.
j. L. Vanderslice, with 2l3 points.
against DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Gregg
Custis, who had 2o3 points. w. r.
Garrett and A. G. Stone were only
one-half q point behind them, with
202h.
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VFW Auxiliary Head
To Be HOnored Here

Mrs. M. Frances Anderson, ma
tional president of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars Auxiliary, will be ten
dered a banquet by the District of
Columbia Department at $50 pm.
January % at the Continental Hotel,
it was announced by Mrs. Edna
Rose, who is in charge of the ar
rangements. Reservations can be
made with Mrs. Ola Webb, TR. 1862,
not later than January "a. Auxil-
larry uniforms will be worn. A meet
ing will follow.
Pentagon Auxiliary, with the presi-
dent, Miss Henrietta Hinrichsen,
presiding, made plans at their last
meeting for the visitation of the
department president, Mrs. Mildred
Carter, Tuesday at 1921 K street
NV. Also, Mrs. Ola Webb, depart
ment chief of staff, will make an
inspection. The department floor
work officers will offciate. Four
color bearer flags will be presented
to the auxiliary by Mrs. Edith
Starner, president of All-American
Auxiliary, in behalf of that auxiliary
to Pentagon Auxiliary. Mrs. Roberta
Fawcett, past department president,
will dedicate the flags Miss Anne
Heckbarth, chairman of the Hos
pital Committee, reported q socks,
filled by the auxiliary members. had
been given to the patients in ward
A at Mont Alto Hospital.
Meetings this week are: Monday,
Federal Auxiliary, 1919 K street
NV; Tuesday, Pentagon Auxiliary
1921 K street NV, and Equality
Walter Reed Auxiliary, 1919 K street
NV; Friday, National Capital
Auxiliary. 713 D street NV.
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SOnatas Conclude
Beethoven Series

The last three programs, in a Sc
ries of Beethoven's ensemble music
sponsored by Elizabeth Sprague
Coolidge in the Library of Congress
will be given Monday, January %;
Wednesday, January 80, and Friday
February l. Henri Temianka, vio-
linist, and Leonard Shure, pianist
will present the entire set of Bee
thoven's sonatas for violin and piano
as follows:
January 28-"Sonata in D Major
Op. IL, No. y; Sonata in F Major
Op. a." and Sonata in c Minor
Op. 80, No. g."
January 30-"Sonata in A Major
Op. 80, No. y; Sonata in G Major,
Op 80, No. g." and Sonata in A
Major, Op. A." known as the
'Kreutzer."
February 1-"Sonata in A Minor
Op, 23";; Sonata in A Major, Oh.
IL, No. O.; Sonata in E Flat Major
Op. IL, No. g." and Sonata in G
Major, Op. &C." Tickets for the three
recitals are available beginning to-
morrow at Billiards. at $50 am. A
service charge of Is cents will be
placed on each ticket,
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bridge
By Frank B. Lord

The Cascade team is temporarily
champion of the Federal Bridge
League. 1t gained that distinction
Tuesday night by wining 1917 boards
out of 81 in the third and final Sec
tional playoff game which closed
the first half of the leagues team
of-four series. It's score in the three
games was As boards won and %
lost. The Victory team, which was
second, won 371a boards and lost
31h. The latest scores brought the
totals for the first half Of the season
up to 1887 boards won and 1851
lost by the Cascades, for a per-
centage Of ,6026, and the Victory
tally to l761a boards won and 1922
lost, for a percentage of .5712.
In the second section, the Atomics
won II out of "a boards in the finals,
bringing their total score to 461s
won and 251a lost. In the third
section, the Fighters won 1917
boards out of 81 and, in the fourth
section, the Success team won II
out of "a.
The complete record of the Sec
tional playoff games was as follows:
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Musical. Society
Sponsors Benefit

The American Society of Music
and Fine Arts, Elena de Sayn, pres
ident, will hold its annual benefit
concert on Saturday night at $3.50
o'clock in the Arts Club. Miksa
Merson, pianist; Marie Handy, So
prano, and Paolo Grippe, cellist
will present a program of solo num-
bers. The proceeds of the concert
will be donated to the Children's
Hospital.
Mrs. Handy, a native Washing
tonian, for three years a scholar
ship student at the Peabody In
stitute under Frank Bibb, will be
heard in two arias: "Depuis lie Jour,
from Charpentiers Louise" and
Una Voce POGO Fa," from Rossini's
Barber of Seville; songs by Para
dis, Duparc, Bibb and a group OF
Irish selections by Hughes.
Mr.. Grippe. for the past year con-
nected with the National Symphony
Orchestra and we'll known in this
country and abroad as a soloist
will play Corelli's "Andante-Alle-
gro," Glazounov's Spanish Dance,
Boelmann's "Andante Expressive
and Sinding's "Ritornelle. Mr..
Merson will begin with Chopin S
Sonata in B Minor, Op. 53," and
close the concert with a group OF
three compositions: "On Wings OF
Song" Mendelssohn-Liszt, "Frueh-
ling's Nacht"; Schumann-Liszt and
Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No.
g." Helen Campbell Williams will
assist Mrs. Handy at the piano.
Tickets are on sale at Mrs. Dorsey's
Concert Bureau.
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Prokofef Quartet
To Have Premiere

The Chamber Music Guild Quar-
tet, consisting of Mishel Piastro and
Harold Kohon, violins; Leon Fren-
gut, viola, and Isadore Gusikoff,
cello, will present the next concert
sponsored by the Chamber Music
Guild on Tuesday, $3.50 pm. in the
Statler Hotel. Shirley Effenbach.
pianist, will be the assisting artist
in Schumann's piano quintet. She
will come from Chicago, where she
is continuing her studies at De Paw
University for this appearance. She
recently obtained her B. A. degree
cum laude, the first student to be
so honored in 80 years.
The feature of the program will
be the first performance in America
of Prokof1eff's Quartet No. g." sent
to the guild by the Beethoven
String Quartet of Moscow, which
gave 1t its first hearing.
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8and4ONationalH Head
P]ens Visitation Here

Mrs. Carol Mortensen of Ord,
Nebr., national chapeau. and Mrs.
Marguerite Spier of La Grange. H.,
national secretaire of the Eight and
Forty, will make an official vista
ton to the District of Columbia
Salon on Wednesday. A dinner will
be held later at the Lee-Sheraton
Hotel.
On Friday, Saturday and Sunday
they will attend the National De-
fence Conference at the Statler
Hotel Past National Chapeau Mrs.
Mary Haws of Johnstown, Pa, who
will be guest of Mrs. Ellen Louise
Warren, past national chapeau from
this city. will also attend.
Mrs. Mortensen has appointed
Mrs. ZaontZ of the District Salon, as
chairman of trophies and awards
and Mrs. Warren as partnership
chairman of area B.
The Area B Child Welfare School
Conference will be held in Atlantic
City, February 8 and 10.
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Concerts Arranged
By Symphony for
Federal EMPLOYEES

The National Symphony Orchestra
will give its first popular concert of
the season Sunday, February 3, at 4
o'clock, in Constitution Hall, under
the direction of DR.. Hans Kinder
with Glenn Darwin, baritone, as
soloist. A program especially ar
ranged for the Federal employees and
their friends will include Schoen-
berg's "Verklaerte Nacht," Benja-
minis Jamaican Rhumba' and
Weinbergers Czech Rhapsody. !"
The second and final concert OF this
series is scheduled for Saturday,
March 80, at $3.50 pm.
Andres Segovia, acclaimed not
only as the worlds greatest guitarist
but also as one of the foremost in
terpreters of classic music, will make
his appearance with the symphony
next Sunday, January 27, at 4 pm,
in Constitution Hall. On this oc-
casion Mr.. Segovia will give the pre-
miere to Ponce's Concerto del Sur"
for guitar and orchestra, dedicated
to him and first performed by Mr..
Segovia in Montevideo five years ago.
Having toured both continents be-
fore the war, the famous artist lives
now in Uruguay with his family.
His Washington engagement is part
OF a limited two months tour in this
country.
The Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo
will come for two performances with
the National Symphony on Wednes-
day and Thursday, February 6 and
Z, at $3.50 pm, in Constitution Hall.
-Four local premieres will be given
to the following ballets: "Comedia
Balletica,". Concerto Barocco," "Di-
vertissements" and "Mozartiana.
besides the presentation of Ballet
Imperial" THE Snow Maiden" and
THE Nutcracker."
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and Isl la Rigueur" from Halevy's
La Juive" will be included in a
program of Italian, French, Russian
and English songs of which d'As-
torgas "Vo' Cercando in Queste
VaIi'' and Gasparinis "Lasciar
d'Amarti Per Non Penar" date back
to the 17th century.
Mr.. Pima has had colorful
career as a professional bicycle
racer, an Alpine soldier during the
first war, which earned him a cap
taincy, and as leading basso in
the greatest opera houses in the
world. After his debut in the
20s at the Teatro Reale in Rome,
he sang under Toscanini in La
Scala, Milan, where he was heard
by Gatti-Casazza and engaged for
the Metropolitan Opera. Spontinis
La Vestale" was revived for his
American debut and other revivals
made especially for him included
Mozart's THE Marriage of Figaro
and Don Giovanni" Montemezzi's
The Love of Three Kings" and
Moussorgsky's Boris Godounov."
The French group of songs this
afternoon will consist of "Bois
Epais" from Lully's "Amadis, -
Franck's Marriage des Roses, -
Jules Bouvals Lies Nuages" and
Pierne's lie Moulin" MacDowells
THE Sea-" Long Ago, When
Was Still Free; an Hungarian
folk song, La Forge's Retreat" and
Tschaikowsky's Pilgrim Song" will
be sung in English, followed by
Respighis "Ballata," Guerrinis
"Bacco Ubbriaco," Mascagni's "Ser-
enata," concluding with the aria
from LA Juive." Gibner King will
be the accompanist.
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Vivian Della 'Chiesa
To Give Recital

The Women's Guild of the Good
will Industries is bringing Vivian
Della Chiesa, the young lyric So
prano, for recital in Constitution
Hall Thursday, January 81.
Miss Della Chiesa won unprece-
dented acclaim in opera, radio and
concert since her winning in the
unknown voices" contest over $500
applicants about 10 years ago. She
became nationally known by way
of coast-to-coast broadcasts, oper-
attic stages and concert halls. Ar
turo Toscanini was among those
who paid a tribute to her voice and
talent by presenting her as soloist
with the NBC Symphony Orchestra
in two successive Sunday concerts.
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In Local Music Circles

The Swiss Family Fraunfelder will |
give a yodel concert this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock in Pierce Hall in
terspersed with instrumental num-
bers. The group consists of r.
Fraunfelder, his son and two
daughters who are also skilled per-
formers on the accordion, clarinet
and bass violin, which they use for
accompaniments.
The group has appeared on the
stage, radio and screen, providing
the "Dwarfs' Yodel Song" in the
film Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs," and have performed ex-
tensively in USO entertainments.
The excerpt from the film will be in
cluded in the program.
Helene Emee, young Washington
soprano, will give a recital of Latin
American songs in the Pan Amer
ican Union this afternoon at a
o'clock as the next program of the
Sunday series. Miss Emee, who has
appeared in the Arts Club and at
private diplomatic affairs, will sing
numbers by composers of Argentina,
Brazil, Guatemala, Chile, Mexico
and Peru. The recital is open to
the public.
Lola Sanders, dramatic soprano,
and Warren Plaster, pianist, will be
presented by the YWCA Music Hour
this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock in
Barker Hall. Songs by Wagner,
Borodine, Respighi. Palmer and
Hageman will be included in the
program together with piano num-
bers by Mozart, Paradies and De-
busy.
Jan Tomasow, violinist, and Miksa
Merson, pianist, will give a sonata
recital in the Phillips Gallery this
afternoon at o'clock. The works
scheduled are Beethoven's Sonata
in F Major" Mary Howe's Sonata
in D Major" and Debussy's Sonata
in G Minor"
The Washington Alumni Chapter
of Mu Phi Epsilon will hold meet
ing tomorrow evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. William Torrey, 3045
Davenport street NV, at which
Marian Chace will give a talk on
her work in dance therapy at st.
Elizabeth's Hospital.
The Zimrah Choral Society will
resume its rehearsals tomorrow at
$3.50 pm. at the Jewish Community
Center. Under the direction of
Samuel Bugatch the society, num-
bering rs voices, is specializing in
the field of Jewish music.
The Marine Band, Capt. William
F. Santelmann, leader, will give the
following program Wednesday at
8:15 pm. in the Marine Barracks
auditorium: Coronation Scene" and
Love Duet" from Moussorgsky's
Boris Godounow";; Schuman's News
Reel" Teike's "The Conqueror," Sc
lections from Friml's "Katinka, ;"
Dukas' "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" ;"
Debussy's EN- Bateau" and "TheI
Girl With the Flaxen Hair" and
Tschaikowsky's Overture 1872" Ed
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Concert Schedule
Today.

1Oudys
Swiss Family Fraunfelder, Yodell
Ezio Pima. bass. song recital. Con-
stitution Hall. pm.
Helene Emee, soprano, song recital,
Pan American Union, p m:
jar, Tomasow. violin; Miksa Merson,
piano, piano: sonata recital Phillips
Lola Sanders, soprano; Warren Plas-
ter, pianist; Music Hour. Barker
National Gallery sinfonietta Ri Richard
violin; George Wargo viola, SOLO
lists: National Gallery of Art,
s pm.
Tomorrow.
Albeneri Trio, Beethoven program,
Library of Congress, $50 pm.
Tuesday.
Chamber Music Guild String Quartet,
ins: statier Hotel, $50 pm.
Albeneri Trio, Beethoven program,
Library Of CONGRESS. $50 pm.
Soldiers Home Symphonette, Stanley
Hall, $50 pm.
Wednesday.
Marine Band, Capt. William F.
SaAtelmann, leader; Edward Mas
tef3. cornet soloist; Marine Bar
racks, S:l5 pm.
Soldiers Home Symphonette, STAN
ley Hall, $50 pm.
Friday.
Friday Morning Music Club. Hazel
Arth, contralto: OLGA Bloecher,
flutist;. Jane Lea, pianist; Barker
Hail, YWCA, 1l:30 am.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks,
National Symphony Orchestra, stu
denI concert. DR.. Hans Kinder,
conductor; Olga Samaroff -Stokow-
ski, commentator; Mckinley High
School, 2:30 pm.
National Symphony Forum, Soph-
ocles Papas, speaker; Phillips Gal
lery. $50 pm.
Navk Band, Warrant Oficer Richard
ENownsend, leader; Harry Houde-
shel, flute, soloist Departmental
Auditorium. $40 pm.
Saturday.
Msrine& Band Marine Barracks,
Soldiers Home symphonette. Stanley
Hall, 2:30 pm.
Marie Handy, soprano; Paolo Gruppe,
cellist: Miksa Merson, pianist;
Arts Club. $40 pm.
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Patriotic Meeting
To Be Sponsored by
Legion Auxiliary

What women can do to promote
the security of the United States
from attack in the age of the
atomic weapons will be studied at
the Goth Women's Patriotic Confer
ence on National Defense, sponsored
by the American Legion Auxiliary
next Friday, Saturday and Sunday
at the Statler Hotel.
Delegates from 80 womens organ
izations will attend.
The first act Of the delegates will
be on Friday in pilgrimage to the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at
Arlington National Cemetery, where
a wreath will be placed. John Stelle,
national commander of the Amer
lean Legion, will speak at a dinner
that night.
Secretary of the Navy James B.
Forrestal, Admiral Chester w. Nim-
itz and Undersecretary of War Ken
meth S. Royal, will speak Saturday.
Vice Admiral Ross T. Mcintyre.
surgeon general of the Navy, will
speak at the final session.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, District of
Columbia department president of
the auxiliary, has requested all
members to attend the memorial
services for Gen. George S. Patton,
jr., at 3 o'clock today at the Wash
ington Cathedral under the auspices
OF Tank Corps Post of the Legion
and the Cathedral.
Mrs. Heagerty will leave next Sat-
urday for indianapolis, Ind, to at
tend the annual conference of de-
partment presidents and secretaries
James E. Walker Unit is sponsor
ing the Ushers' Union Chorus in a
musical program at the Metropolitan
A. M. E. Church, M between Fiji
teenth and Sixteenth streets NV.
today at 3 pm. Funds will be used
by the unit for rehabilitation and
welfare work among the veterans OF
World Wars and II.
Capital Transit Unit will observe
its fifth anniversary with q silver
offering tea and party from 4 to 10
pm. today at the Legion clubhouse
Members of the post and unit are
invited to attend with their friends
Mrs. Ann Goodwin, department
vice chairman OF the Red Gross
Committee, will preside at a meet.
ing at the Legion clubhouse Tuesday
night. All unit chairmen of com.
munity service and Red Cross com.
mittees are expected to be present
Parties sponsored by units for the
patients at Mount Alto Hospital this
week are: Government Printing
Office, Wednesday night, and Sergt
Jasper Unit, Friday night.
Meetings this week are: Monday
United States Treasury Unit, Legion
clubhouse. Wednesday, James Reese
Europe Unit, 1914 Vermont avenue
NV; Spengler Unit, Office of Mrs
Amos Fries, Albee Building: Gen
U. S. McAlexander Unit, 614 f
street NV.
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OES Activities
In Local Chapters
Meetings scheduled are:

4vASIuAAA6o oSAfCAulCu Gle.
Chevy Chase Chapter-Wednes-
day.
Congress Lodge Chapter-Mon-
day.
Hope Chapter-Wednesday.
Mizpah Chapter-Friday, 8 pm,
card party, 1910 Wisconsin avenue
NV.
Brookland Chapter - Wednesday
initiation, entertainment.
Electa Chapter-Tuesday, Bethel
No. 5, Jobs Daughters, guests.
William F. Hunt Chapter--Mon-
day, Home Board, with Eugenia A.
Simons. Thursday, 34th anniver-
sary of the chapter.
Harmony Chapter - Monday,
Home Board with Mrs. Alberta
Plowman. Thursday, chapter meet
ing.
Federal Chapter-Today, $3.50
pm, religious services, Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. Monday, $50
pm, rehearsal. Thursday, initia-
ton. Saturday, school Of instruc-
ton.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter-Wed-
nesday, 21st anniversary, grand
matron and grand patron, guests:
installation OF Associate Patron Lo-
gan Sayer.
Bethany Chapter - Thursday
Booster Committee.
Lebanon Chapter-Tuesday, ini-
tiation.
Columbia Chapter-Tuesday, ini-
tiation.
Cathedral Chapter - Wednesday
new location, 1910 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV.
Warren G. Harding Chapter
Tuesday, initiation; Friday, ways
and means dinner, home of Hilds
Ramsay.
Brightwood Chapter-Thursday.
Martha Chapter-Friday, 8 pm.
ways and means card party, home
of the matron.
Joppa Lodge Chapter-Tuesday,
M, Home Board, at Telford's.
Unity Chapter-Friday, reception
to new officers.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Art Gallery PROGRAM

The National Gallery Sinfonietta
Richard Bales, conductor, will give
a program devoted to compositions
OF Mozart tonight at 8 o'clock in
the National Gallery of Art. The
soloists OF the evening are Jan
Tomasow, violinist, and George
Wargo, violinist, to be heard in "Sin-
fonia Concertante in E Flat Major
for Violin and Viola, K. 1884," with
orchestral, accompaniment. Other
numbers on the program are "Di-
vertimente in F Major, K. 1885," and
symphony No. 36 in c Major, K.
425," known as Linz"
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Officers Elected

At the recent elections of officers
and personnel for key positions in
the Washington Civic Orchestra,
sponsored by the District of Co.
lumbia Recreation Department,
Hendrick Essers was nominated
conductor, Mrs. Stechow Ferrar
concertmaster: j. S. Franklin, pres
ident: Lillian Cram, secretary and
treasurer; George P. Jones, business
manager, and Robert Boatman
music librarian.
There are vacancies for musicians
in all sections. Rehearsals are be.
ing held Tuesday nights at Central
High School Auditorium.
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ward Masters will play, as cornet
solo, Clarke's From the Shores of
the Mighty Pacific"
Marie Sauter Handy, soprano, and
Eugene A. Kingsford, violinist, will
be presented by Gertrude Lyons in
a program for the members and
friends of the Emily Nelson Chapter,
OAR, Thursday in the Chapter
House, 1882 Massachusetts, avenue
In observance of the chapters seth
anniversary. Dorothy Radde En-
cry and Mae Briggs will be the ac-
companiSts.
The Friday Morning Music Club
will present three artists at its reg
ular musicale Friday at 1870 am
in Barker Hall: Hazel Arth, WELL
known contralto; Olga Bloecher,
flutist, a graduate of Oberlin Col
lege, and Jane Lea, pianist of St.
Louis and graduate of the Cleve-
land Institute of Music and of the
Ecole Normale of Lausanne, Switz-
erland
Sophocles Papas, we'll known
teacher of fretted instruments, will
be guest speaker at the National
Symphony Forum Friday at $3.50
pm. in the Phillips Gallery. The
composition under discussion will be
Manuel Ponce's Concerto del Sur"
which will be given its local premiere
by Andres Segovia, worlds greatest
guitarist and soloist with the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra Sunday,
January 27. The forums are open
to the public free OF charge.
The Navy Band will be directed by
the assistant leader, Warrant Officer
Richard E. Townsend, for the con-
cert on Friday at $50 pm. in
Evening star., 1946-01-20

Richard E. Townsend. from Dvorak's
New World Symphony; Carter's
Boston Commandery March," Sc
lections from Gershwin's "Porgy
and Bess," the Templeton-Paulson
Mozart Matriculates, the Adam
Yoder "The Bells of ST. Mary's," the
Gould-Lang Yankee Doodle Goes
to Town." the waltz" from TSchai-
kowsky's "Swan Lake." and Sibelius'
"Finlandia."
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t n e D e y ar t .
mental A u d / =
torium. Harry F.
Houdeshel, 1ut-
iSt, will be the
soloist in h / S
o W n arrange
nent of Cham
inade's &" Con-
certino." T h e
bands program
includes Cannes
m a &c h, "Lor-
raine';; the over
ture to Gomez's
g" IL Guarany," "
{ he "Finale "
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Music
Notes
Operate Basso
In Song Recital
This Afternoon

Ezio PIMA, the famous Italian
basso-cantante of the Metropolitan
Opera, will give song recital in
Constitution Hall this afternoon at
4 o'clock under the local manage
ment of Dorothy Hodgkin Dorsey
Two classic arias by Handel, "Ah
Spietato" and "Se un Bell Ardire, /"
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Jobs Daughters
Meetings scheduled

tN1ISV1216C oCIICUUIGU dICs
Bethel No. 3-Thursday, honorine
mothers and fathers. Entertainment.
Tuesday night, sports club, with
Virginia Soper.
Bethel No. Friday, Stansbury
Temple, initiation and entertain
ment.
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Fleet Reserve Unit

Unit No. 4, Fleet Reserve Associa-
tion, will meet at pm. tomorrow at
Pythian Temple. Mrs. Joseph Sally,
president, will preside. A supper,
for members and their families, will
be held at $50 pm.