Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1926, Page 24

¢ treat and a good treatment 24 FTETEETTrrrzxzxzwersrTrcEn, THAYER PRINTING 1l Work® Exclusively smaniere QOO r12v srraer HOWARD S. FISK, MANaGER B TIGER 5= NONE BETTER A. G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth St. S.E. IRMSTRONG HECH CRADUATION LD Prof. Leonard Z. Johnson oft Howard University Is Com- | . mencement Speaker. | | | | Graduates of Armstrong Technical High Schooi were addressed fy Prof. | Leonard Z. Johnson of Howar versity at commencement ex: the school Howard 11 tendent of vocation was ter L. Broc Diplomas were awarded by Rev. F. 1. A. Bennett, member of the Board of Education. while announcement of scholarship awards W Gar- net C. Wilkin: i tendent of was 3 superin- . and in- pe by the stra. ps to Howard University d to Rufus P. Turner, r and Alma L. Walker on _was awarded the . Walker Memorial Medal for being the best athlete. AMelvin Davis and James lenderson were ziven worthy mention. The graduat . Emma Lee A tha ) er Azeal Coruthus . Bowi : . 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He was authorized to shoot firecrackers and send sky- rockets and roman candles into the sky and burn all the colored lights he wanted between X a.m. and 10 p.m. | on July 5. . . i The Commissioners also gave the Takoma FPark Citizens' Assogiation permission to fire a bomb salute on July 5 in the Takoma School zrounds | in connection with its celebration. MUSIC SECOND QUARTET CONCERT. The National String Quartet, Henri | Sokolov, first violin: Max Pugatsky, | second violin: Samuel Feldman, viola, and Richard Lorleberg, cello, present- | ed the second in the series of four con- | certs given chamber music Library of (' capacity audience with hearty applause to the entire program, only a few individuals leay- | ing before the concert was over. It ! is splendid to find this support of local | musicians’ endeavors and augurs well | for the increase in musical apprecia- | tion and musical endeavors in th Tuesday evenings in the auditorium of s last night b nal Strinz Quartet de- | serves such support if ever a local organization did, for the men in it are | earnest, sincere musicians and in the | several vears in which they have | worked together they have developed { remarkably in various phases of co-| ordination. They show what practice | and musicianship can do toward pro- | viding rare entertainment. | The first quartet last nigh s | In the second moveme the cello was unusuall and _all four instrur carefully rounded rhyth In the Andante cant in A" minuet, phrasings. of complete del tion, and Mr. Sc The only fla in_the final Tke other s din’s “No. 2 in D" its lovely turne movement that is not unlike the | most popular of the Brahms waltzes | in melodic line and phrasing. The | scherzo movement, too. is charming | and was particularly well played. The | viola and cello had special oppor- | Il tunities in this work and the Quet of || the violins in the last movement | showed fine artistry. Due to sudden illness, Mr. Priest, who was to have been the organist in the playing of Caldara's “Sonata da Chiesa in B Minor,” was unable to appear. Warren F. Johnson, an- | other well known local organist, took his place and acquitted himself well in combination with Mr. Sokolov, Mr. | Pugatsky and Lorleberz. The | work has typically Italian broad sweeping ph with pompous-little | florid frills. It proved an interesting Latin_interim between the Teutonic and Slavic types of the quartets. ™ HE display. Mr. Graham advised the Commis- h THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23. 1926. FREE Vith a Purchase of $2 and six tumblers. $5 tainers. 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