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Evening star., 1948-01-24
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.. E
SATURDAY, JANUARY a, 1913.
HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcont.I

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcont.l
COLORED-LOVELY BRICK BUNGALOW,
Consisting of living room, dining room.
bedroom moaern kitchen Itch sna snoEsr Ssrs
ment; near 45th and BenninE I'd; n;sj
price, $6,750. To inspect, call THOS.
b. WALSH, INC. s15 11th st. NV. d.
crSSiItoRED-opEN SAT-. SUN, a-5 pmy
l424 Kearny st. n:eI Rrookisnd: tMiss SriSk
SsMsre' isted. 1eather.strippeS; hers m oil heat: iall
% aRprH siS soas sssa cspo e soG rR sess
CoLoRED SEEING IS RELIEVING
near 11th and East Capitol st.; newly dec;
sm sns aaf bs sa hdme aas i Sas s and
thing. Priced right on splendid terms.
MR Msrse aEoRaE Rasa mGss ss Ssa1 8ssss no time sa
Colonial e-rm. mod
ern brick with built-in garage. Near Trim
days: DU. 1921: HUGH B. CONNER, Jss7
coIoKEDMisoo css OF EiS Gs esHg sIk OWEN rL. Ne
large rms. and bath, full basement, Ess
consrsss sa s from. f poreR Ai 0een sendition must
sSs 70 Raisso ass ss aues
ca R "efTSsSi ssoSERTns. San NC Il 1efa M
3ash eoeosEDSs5o Il D. g bss sSss FLA. AVE Mn
psins pahss and % pap.r 'assrf ser Parstsssr reTms
tsSSiSrrb@SfEs sSf:. sSs! sSsS g pm, @
bgss Morse dE. St ne brick orn rs' iSl
$500, ss;S;S9S,i SeoTTT TTTTsss SANDERS ssis sS sSssh
esHtsSii coIoREbELaRGE bfS3 DESIRABLE HOME
for Dr.. or Dentist. large rms; IL
ssa sash bds asf hEsssR ha pRons 81 sfas
coLoRED-BuY THROUGH SCOTT. SIS
Ss' sscsn ifsp s0ass hss
sssaasfaa saa gdasss hs ?: M1S DE- sg50'
Home with income. Lge. ,s-rm;, semidet.
ssSa fn aErSsi DS On VI #M a2s15s r.
F6R R66Rs scoSGEoRiEH1SLyAcANr-1 SO iHS 18th ST. Ne.
heat osA MhSaEs SaEaS' wo 0'ssSi1pn 4ass d.
Fog eoLoRED-y1cINITY End AND q
Ensiish-type SHshsi 0 Basement; ' house Clean ass as
s'a SsnsE Ilssss,is 81 iaaislashn2iEass
SoEMokEb MAGEhS e c3BRi BRiook22N6 p5 2ssf Attr. d.s.
corner. 8 rms, tiled bath, basement, oil
h..w.h. det. garage. To inspect call
GoLoRaD-NEwLY Col oRRaaii DECORATED. S1o
s T. rms and sas spss sna
h.-w.h.. storm windows and doors; dinsr-
ent; possession at settlement: S1O'500.
Call Mr.. Sheehan. RA. 1852. COX q CO..
Col L6REb-7os ORB ST. N.E.-Thrss COM
Ds1 or ap soar o home hw Can L yoYS
| oV. 1884. cox & CO., RE. 1858.
sSSfho sse Eilott STA MOD. priced e.Tm. Srise:
In hne cond.; tiled bath, all large rms,
extra large mod. kit, full basement, ga
Ta eaa5 af sure + sfs RhATS sas GPs fh M
CoLoRED-2-FAMILY FLAT-yicinity Of
Kit. and bath; End d. contains 5 rms, kit.
and bath; full basement and separate
heating plants; price. $14,5O0 with $4,000
down. For. further information, pleass
call Mr.. Arthur, with J. DALLAS AS GRADY
s9s p HzSe ssS sSss asP e kYG GGsr
-Semtdet. brick. corner Of alley; 6 bright
rms, bath, h.-w.h.; splendid conditioni
zone; zone price, sia.s5o. easy terms. OWNER
CoLoRa6-coR. Col TAPESTRY BRICKo1
Brick garage. Phone NO. s314 before IL
am. or after $50 pm. daily and sun.
coLoRED OWEN PL. NE. Now
vacant; completely modern; rms. bath,
nee 99ont rs poreh aea
gar. Price, S12,5OO, ST, 500 cash: bal. mo.
HARRY JUSTINE, 1427 Eye st. n:ws
| Ma. 2S44. 20
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HOUSES uNEuRNIshEp.

BRICK, new-house cond. !;
oil &C. heat; neighborhood is ideal for
children; 8 bedrooms ard bath. dining
window; full dry basement; will rent for
ST. so per mo. or sell, in which case your
rent" will depend on your down payment;
Dial sH. 610s til noon and from 4-s
MOI pMoDERN, II a'p a. ROOM. 1M-bath virginia
home; 80 miles D. c. near dual-la1s
hwy. 45 minis. to D. G. by auto; will
lease from to yrs; eSkinE S96 per mo; no;
AGENCY Realtors dL. $685. OK: i57s, SE,
CHEVY CHASE, w.-s2ooo per month to
responsible party; z rms, 2h baths, rec
reation rm. and maids quarters; no ga
rage; quiet street, near schools; ready FEB.
/. r. H. BEST, INC, Realtor, WI. 1888.
SPLENDID TOWN HOUSE, very desirable
neighborhood, close in, ige; iv; Sm;. ex-
ceptional din. I'm. and pantry, B hedrms.,
baths. maids Im. and bath, powder rm.;
$3.50 per mo. Cali Mr. Baldwin. with
JAMES I. DIXON q Co. 1922 nth St
s:RooM s:Ei a' sSlGsssALow. SlSssi ..mitn.shsd = End
located in, Kensington. Nd. on Chevy
Chase busline; $3.50 per mo-; 2 mos. In
advance, SH. 1888. "a
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HOUSES EuRk. OR uNEuRh.

7-ROOM HOUSE with maids rm. and
bath In bsmt., garage attached, OIL heat,
8 bedrms. on 2nd d.; two hrepls. on .1st
f.; newly papered and painted inside,
partly furnished, water included; $125 mo.
This house is located on an estate, 5 mi.
out Of Silver sp., Md. Fol-. further In
formation, write, giving particulars as to
how many in family, number Of children,
how long you have lived in Wash; and
vs hese complets asV s hs ana s' salts
factory, owner will grant personal inter-
view Box 217.D Star -25
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE l-BEDRM. APT, unfurn. ne.
tos 2-bedrm. house or unfurn. apt. At.
WILL ExCHANGE 1.bedrm, furn. apt.
in. new bldg. nr. Boiling Field for or
hood. Ex. o5ls or TR. e400. -SS
WASH. FOR N:Y.-4-rm:. modern. furn.
apt; ,n westchester or Conn. Call 81.
FIRST FLooR, living room. bedroom.
kitchen and bath. .unfurn, .Ch. Ch., Nd,
conv. to bus for similar apt; tn nv; Sec
WI, 31OO. -26
Slz RMS, modern. exceptionally large, on
bus route, Arlington, for or 3 bedrm.
unfurn. apt. or rent Of house. GL. sg43.
WASHINGTON FOR BosToN-M. l. r.
graduate student and family two infants)
desire apt or house In camhrtdgs-Conco
Reading area, part or all Feb. june term;
viii rent q exchange house in Washington
WASTTEDNa.bedroem apt, NV, In ex-
change for beautiful 1-bedroom apt. In
modern apt, NV. apt. house. Call WO.
AHf3 IA
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HOUSES FOR sALk-llerthwess.

COI,ORED-7th and RHODE ]. AVE. NV.
LIST commercial See this unusual value
can be purchased at . reasonable price,
terms. Call TIL pm, LEO M. BERN
STEIN q CO., 1415 z st. NV, NE. $500.
COLORED-SPECIAI-only $500 down;
vacant; semidet. brick with bedrooms,
coal Move right tnl
Brick home rooms, bath. coal heat
full basement. Owner has reduced price
Free rent-The income from this H.
room, 2-bath home with fun basement can
meet your payments. You can own this
Our entire sales force will be In the
ofice today at 612 5th st. NV. from II tc
s,Is Pm PM C, Gene H n % Or call US at Elk. 1874
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FOR SALE Or TRADE, this large re9my
semidesached brick house, located ! bloci
from Conn; ave. near Kalorama Aeights
ts 9ssaS Gsa e RsSs
Can EM; Ead, 1920 gn till pm. F. A. TWEED Tgz
6uilt-in ssraee: 8 6edrms.; large basemen!
with gas heat; near transp. Priced
sfIeSSc assoqs fs5 SoosHEaD sgss sale zD Dtssf s4
SoKrH S5sa III CLEVELAND f rAKk-1evely Get
sEask s5s fef eem sss%S xh ssIH pss
home AZ once. with only e ,y small eaSe
eeHEBRE eaHzEHBsRRs slSSo S2 7ss AttsF PTAsEp ssS
SR sfREs?' sssR EN- Asp sR11 1fu1ros SITS. nw--v.r,
ms nsde baSms STarx 2ts baths sepses asssr ses
e!aIls eGals % desisned Kit. Immeaiase possession
AiB fe?, D,2ssf 'S5 sss
EHssAs EsSs e. aisE saHRBAk Is s11asSg kEskg4
c d ibEAiIS. nEas's IS % g. opss Sos Nevada ave
Conn. ave, and Military I'd. l biz. Lafay'
with viii i fireplace. large din. rm.. ultramoder1
master master bedTm. iT with tiled bath. isrs,
sS s sss s:z.
SHRiGHTWo0D, west Of Georgia ave. -
| Immac. 2O-ft. row brick home. with lge
liv. nm. with fireplace, spacious din,
Kit. with breakfast nook and sun-rm
on 1st d.: upstairs, lovely. master bed.
rm. with full bath and full closets, Q othel
coy sewing or sitting rmi full, high base
nier,t with rec. rm. and fireplace. built-ir
ge:rsge, a real h2,; cal MT ,. Rrticy
e. 5 80; eyes,, SH. 1859. "a
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will viii take care Of 4hs-yr. .-oid child while
mother works: also 7-yr.-old school child
Fairfax 1861. IA
ATTENTION, Agricultural Farm employees,
near Beltsville. Nd; two b-rm. and bath
apts at Chestnut Hills DEVELOPMENT near
and eiec.; S75 each. N. c. HINES &
SONS. Df. 77as; ewes. call Mr.. Davis
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HOUSES FOR sALE-lershwsst.

PETW0RTH-Betutifu corner brick home;
z large rooms, auto. gas heat and hot
SsGTm IN nrcs
on terms. See by appointment, HUGH 2.
CONNER, l427 Eye st. NV. RE. 1850:
eyes,, DU. 7001. 40
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

HOUSE IN ITHACA, NY. for one in Of
near Wash. from Sept. to June. Call
CARL BUTLER, MI. 4143 or write North
Triphammer rd., Ithaca, NY. rs
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co-opERATIyE APIS. WANTED.

Desire PURCHASE 3-BEDRM., 2 bath
eo-operative apt. IN restricted elevator
kldg.; NV. section. Boz 112-D, Star. -25
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
ARMY 1t. AND WIFE, no children; ur
gently desire small furn. apt; eony z
MAN, Chestnut 0074. -26
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ment; garage, gas q: M, eleC: IeIllsSfatof
sal.a saS as' s1Sc EsGss esSek ea kE
SSqts sSnas H nESo SSd ASnsson Efasss
VACANT HOUSES @ are nov svsies1|sf es|f t'I1 an
SES f6SxI FD s e9 9s1z aA ssss aao g.
WaTdmaD %sTn aDfak Park Hotsi.S4.tt.o row brick
SSsbs .fss detached lsay 1r!sf 4esnss
RgMFHRIEs, aSasi; Ass.ltor. sos North CAPITOL
CanIUM HEIGHTs-Row. brick contain
ing 2 bedrms.; near everything; only 81. yi:
s99 dUTn own, and s7o gApMAN gs5A Ma fa REALTY HT
GR2oEsGaEsTiso Esasis01siN o1wsiN-1d.al for doctors home Q.
ONCE or for investment; this lovely home s
aa atsa sspe5 y lot s.sas Sth i1ssns
SSafzSH HITaffS ySss Esslsss; zss Ss,.on
nAcASps nM Open lM e fpsn' pm sanAcompletely n
sSd SY SS7 ShAH e
Rock o" CREEK hA Ts'V PARK EsrATEs-pet.
brick, about 8 yrs. old; air cond: first M
With Vii FessRsaHa l Machine sa9Ssas ds
l.. E bsdTms: 2 baths; third a, i bsdrm.
Iec. I'LL. iaonuIs' gL hsas,. pur,i ne,i " 20
uSM SE sss sNn ses 1qth Il P srrner $685.
home; immaculate cond.; contains bed
rms, III baths; gas h--w.h.; $16,250.
SMERIcAN All I'll s'IS UsrT rSoT fAkkin it that lovely
section near 4eth and warren; white brick
center-hall Colonial with dep on 1st q; J;
4 bedrms., 2 baths on End; beautifully
finished 3rd a.; I'm. recreation rm.: 2-car
e.lsfs g FANk w s. efii PHfiIps p1. i41G ga
5-rm. brick home just OF N. II. ave. In
price, S11 800. Call RE 1888. GOLDSTEN
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5. 1898 Elliott pl.
n,w-Row brick, done II. deorsetown
SI6, 900. Exclusive, Q. r. MARTIN q Co,
Realtors. DU. 1866; ewes, OR. 1885.
2e2s 2sth ST. N.w.-Beautifu brick home,
Ice. hv. rm., fireplace, din. rm.. kit, front
and rear porches, lge. bedrms.. 2 baths,
h.-wh., oil burner, maids rm: and bath,
garage In basement inspection By appoint
ment only; owner will redecorste house.
es.I seao svss NRS aRS suRRo: Ro:nss EM ms sssl l1os9
mont ave. DL e141. -
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ApARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

EMPLOYED COUPLE, colored, wit
child, urgently need 1-bedrm. un
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tCor tinued on Next Psge)
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ment, balance IN l trust. STROuP. RA
BRiGHTWooD-Excellentse semidet, brick
good cond.; Venetian shades: bedrooms.
sm as mS roo sIshsa iii ssss sssye aaa nsssd
Sii,,gT SsRs STs8gf SS II HI ssS S7SS;s SSS{;s,rnx
Nearly new 2-family house, screened porch
3asS xs s5SS'SSA cash assdsd SssS"f
sTzRoes sEAR Ga. "A AyE. s72Ss asp vARNuM $40
f.. row brick, excel. cond.: g o6e bedEms;
ss S bs heat like saFa rent Don ssGGs @
saH4H2FFw BRf9HFwS6D Jon wa; Se.sVHsSs;ant. det. brick. s
0nsa pSn aeeas essi ase sn
About 9Prp $S999 cash nsssdsd ssa0 balance like
CITY: beautiful. det., ,center,hall CO.
l DrSa spproa hsms s5E{ X fzis e e2nd dn rms as
and breakfast nook; 3 excep. Ice. Pedrms sfIws
1tn fully sf xt a1 M dry Gys{ sas
real buy can be made on this property
Realtors, Builders, 11oe Vermont ave
NEAR N s0sH; sth AND sHERIDAN-owner leay.
ing city. real opportunity: brick semi;
det., in immac. cond.' bright rms i,,ilto ano
poss. with settlement. Ewes. and sun
call co. 1878, exclusively with METlLER
Realtors. Builders. 1106 Vermont ave.
Vicinity vi MY COUNTRY CLUB - Detached
brick large BATH Ntb sun
powder room on FIRST f.; full finished
basement, gas heat also side porcheS
For appointment, call Mr.. Mi!liams, X
l072. with MARSHALL j. WAPLE Co.
NV, u. s'fei fReEipysED TO s1s,sse = Modern
conv. and desirable location; oil hsstj
lge. yard; must be sold. Call HENRY ~
1916 sth ST. N.W.-Home and income;
lovely lge. home, arranged as oeautliu
| apis; entire property in excel. cond; an ane
wen equipped; baths, kits; gas as neat! aa,I!
thIoughoat. An oDpor; TO enjoy a n, MIC !.
cAMpANELEA & WOOD, Elk. 411s; eyes
oPEN eHI SqIsfi SUNDAY fi FROM PM, 1855 Long.
fellow st. NV. many beautiful u feature, sarIe,
compi. tile baths. full bsmt; with III Il
bath, gas a..c. heat. Mrs: Phi4ips. VIII VILE
eAMeAnaILA shd sandas, dE. & %p' s914 AA' iio io.s5
NEAR MT. ALTo-S15,e $50; contains {
rms. and bath. 2 inclosed porches ans ans
basement apt; q substantial ..E row pr Pre- nt
In fpe condition: new gas 1essng s, g,,o plans
1 to 6 pm For inspection al. CT
5s siT h s-7.L- rAR1s. Realtor, | q.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

University of Southern California
has returned to the East Coast and
was briefly in Washington last week.
He informed us that he has two new
books about to appear from the
press of David Mckay, and that he
has no intention of participating in
tournaments or matches in the i'm
mediate future. He has, however,
promised to revisit Washington and
give an exhibition at the Washing
ton Chess Divan in the course of A
Few weeks. I shall let readers know
the date at the earliest opportunity.
Coming events: The mania for
giving l5-second simultaneous ex-
hibitions, in which the performer is
limited to this time for any single
move. Is spreading, and George S.
Thomas will essay one at the Fed
eral Chess Club, 2431 Fourteenth
street NV, Tuesday evening. A
team from Fordham University will
visit Georgetown campus Thursday
and break the tie in the recent team
tourney among Eastern Jesuit COL
leges.
The following game was playel
in the match between the Divan
and the Mercantile Library Asso-
citation at Philadelphia and is
specimen of the daShing, attacking
style Of Oscar Shapiro:
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Additions Dated
For Scholarships

The Washington Chapter of the
National Society of Arts and Letters,
Henriette Bagger Plum, chairman,
will hold additions for two scholar
ships. Awards will be made on the
basis of musical ability and finan-
cial need.
Additions for the Eleanor Searle
Whitney $1,000 vocal scholarship to
Florida Southern College, l948-9,
will take place in Barker Hall May
"a, 25 and 26, from $3.50 to $50 pm.
Entrants between 16 and % must be
graduates Of public high schools in
Washington and vicinity. Registra-
ton blanks are available in the
music department at the high
schools.
A $3.50 piano scholarship for
l946-9 at American University with
Agi Jambor will be awarded to STU
dents who expect to major in music
at the American University. Audi
tions will be held May II at pm.
in Leonard Hall. Registration blanks
are available from James McLain
at the university.
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Choir Festival
Set for Tuesday

The Sacred Choir Festival high
lighting the National Music Week
sponsored by the District of Column
bia Federation of Music Clubs, will
take place Tuesday night at the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church at 8:l5 O'Clock. The follow
ing church choirs will participate
Washington Missionary College
Choir, DR.. Oliver 8. Beltz, director;
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church Choir, r. Deane Shure, di-
rector; Brookmont Baptist Church,
Mary E. Clarke, director: Luther
Place Memorial Church, Stanley
Plummer, director: First Baptist
Church Chapel Choir, Harwood
Hall, director.
Among the numbers featured on
the program are: Goldsworthy's
Dawn in the Garden" to be sung
by the Carol, Chapel and Sanctuary
Choirs of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, and MacFar-
lanes "Ho Every One That Thirst
eth" presented by the First Baptist
Church Chapel Choir, with Ruth
Reuman Hall in the solo part. The
choirS will combine for a n1assed
singing of two hymns at the end of
the program. Homer Knowles will
be at the console.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
University
To Begin Fine Arts
Festival Tomorrow

Howard University will hold its
Third Festival of Fine Arts begin
ming tomorrow, which will eliminate
with a concert Friday night at 8 $50
o'clock Guest artists will be stu
dents of the Juilliard School of
Music. assisted by the Howard Uni
verSity Choir, directed by Warner
Lawson, dean Of the School of
Music and general chairman of the
festivals programs
During the day time, seminars
and round-table discussions will
form a part of the schedule, with
notable programs offered at night,
The Howard University Modern
Dance Group viii give a perform
ance tomorrow night. On Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday, Sat-
urday and on May 10, Owen Dod-
sons Bayou Legend" with music
by Thomas Kerr, jr., will be pro-
duced here for the first time.
Rabbi Schiff will talk on the
Music OF Judaism on Friday morn
ing at 9 o'clock; at 2:30 in the
afternoon, students Of the Juilliard
and Howard University Schools of
Music will present program of
original compositions. At night an
American program will be offered
by the Howard University Choir.
The organization recently made
tour of Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
New York, Connecticut and Mas
SachuSetts.
Installation ceremonies, estab-
fishing Alpha Delta Chapter of Pi
Kappa Lambda, national music hon
or society, will be held in Andrew
Rankin Chapel on Friday at II
am. Dr.. Earl V. Moore, dean of the
School of Music at the University
of Michigan and president general
of the society. will induct % facul-
ty members and students into the
organization.
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WEDNESDAY.

LID. s. Chapel s pm
LANDON SCHOOL FOR ROYS, LOWER
SCHOOL CHORUS, Wilfred A. Briggs,
director; school auditorium, 3:l5 pm.
.ssnctus from Mozsrts n Seventh
Mass" Forsythe's The Bell Man"
Morleys Now Is the Month of May
iine.,, old Man Noah" "Fairest
THURSDAY.
CATHEDRAL CHORAL SOCIETY. Paul
santsv1,y calisw1ay. 6irectqr; Nell Isnsemsn.
win Steffe, bass; William Hess. tenor.
soioiSts. WASHINGTON Cathedral, $50
pm. Bachs Mass in B Minor"
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET. Library
q aus4}e1 Gqetrfss msoT sao o. pm s Hsydns Ha 5
Mason's Quartet on negro Themes"
Beethoven's Quartet. Minor Op.
1872"
FRIDAY.
NATIONAL CATHEDRAL SCHOOL
FOE GIRLS GLEL CLUB. 81.
Dexter DAWSON directors; Whitby
The Mikado.''
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METH
ODIST CHURCH CHOIR. Louis
Vests. pianists, soioists: % Womens @
Club of Chevy Chase. Md, $50 pm:
Lehmann's In a Persian Garden
Annaoelle Hoge. soprano; Charlene
caseen TENOR 'Gebe0 Rdbsr GUY H0Ssd Ssr
tone; three numbers by the choir;
Miss Gazda; Ravels "Jeux d'eau."
Miss West
UNIVERSITY CHOIR, Warner Lawson,
I'd I1nluarSitv
pm. McDona!ds Songs OF Con-
quest" American and Negro folk
songs. the choir; Snyder's Quartet
SCR School, p'sfG sf Music shd students Winds 'uaFa
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET, Lii
brary of Congress, $50 pm. Re-
peating Thursdays program.
HOLToN-ARMS GLEE CLUB. Henrietts
Bagger Plum; director; Lilo Ksn- ,1
sEsIs gsistatioa G!1e SO DS 2sh e,ags. ea!pss
Gibbons THE Silver swan Pur-
cells cells rsoana ths ITnmpet;s 6 Gles
torowics; 'Mieasis's hria.' from
soprano; Blochs II Built Ne :
Hoqse en Jenny G.a.i, Gsf Miss KaeSn9ns snm1ns
Time small chorus; .Dvorak's
Songs Ny Mother Taught Me-,
Chorus Of the Polowetzisn Maidens,"
from Borodins Prince Igor:
'Sandmans Song and Children'S
Prayer" from Humperdlnck' Han
sci and Gretel" Miss Clark. soloist;
Strauss The Beautiful Blue
Danube"
SATURDAY.
WADE N. STEPHENS. organ recital;
Id. S. Chapel s pm.
WASHINGTON MISSIONARY COL
LEGE SINFONlETTA. George Wsrso.
conductor: Carol Klooster. pianist:
Elmore McMurphy baritone, soloists:
Columbia Hal $50 pm. Over
ture" TO Mozart's Magic Flute.
Schubert's Unfinished Symphony"
chopins "Etude," Debussy's Clair
de Lune." Brahms Intermezzo,'
Rhapsody" Miss Klooster: Raf's
"Cavatina," Grainger's Country
Gardens; = group OF songs-Mr
McMurphy; "Minuet," from Mozart's
Don Juan" Lehar's Gold and
FEDERATED JUNIOR CLUBS, Calvary
Baptist Church, Sis pm. Original
compositions by members.
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National Gallery
Festival Opens

The Fifth American Music Fes.
tival in the National Gallery of Art
Richard Bales, program director
will be opened with . piano recita
by John Kirkpatrick, pianist, to.
night at 3 o'clock. Four more con.
certs win be presented in May or
Sunday nights with programs by the
National Gallery Orchestra May 8
and 80.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick, noted exponent
Of American music. will give the
local premiere to Robert Palmer's
Sonata" During the festival, seven
more American compositions will be
heard here for the first time.
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is best remembered, principally, no
doubt, because the period Of his
service was the most recent and
also because he was the last of a
long line Of distinguished Wash
lngtonians who served as Mayor of
the city. He was we'll within the
memory of many, since he was
actively engaged in the banking
business here until his death, Oc-
tober II, 1901.
Like so many Of Americas fore
most men, Mr.. Emery knew what
1t was to be poor and consequently
knew what it was to earn his living
That he rose to be the city's chief
executive only shows the real char
acter OF the man who left his
fathers New England farm at the
age OF 10 for the purpose of winning
his way in the great world before
him. For three years he resided in
Baltimore, to which city he had
been preceded by John Emery. an
elder brother, and here he deter
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builder. In order to fit himself for
this work and the better to master
the elements OF his chosen vocation.
he patiently served the time re-
quired to make of himself a skilled
His first elective office was as
a member of the City Board of
Aldermen. to which he was elected
in 1855 and again in 1856. After
this he seems to have avoided
politics until 1870 when he was
elected Mayor of Washington on
the Republican ticket. serving from
that year until the so-called Terri
torial Government went into full
effect on June /. 1871. Henry D.
Cooke then became Governor, fol-
lowed later by Alexander r.
Shepherd.
The record Of Mayor Emery is a
most worthy one, for on the Fourth
Of July, 1848, he, with his force of
Vorkmen, prepared. cut and squared,
and himself laid the cornerstone of