Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1929, Page 21

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Baltimore, Resinol ROSSLYN VHARF | PLAN I REECTED Proposal for Erection of Oil Tanks Is Disapproved by Commission. MUSIC N N A capacity audience gathered in the | Pompeiian room of the Congressional ! Country Club yesterday afternoon for the first of the current season’s Sun- day afternoon musical programs. The | event, presented under the direction {of Dorothy DeMuth Watson, chairman {of such entertainment at the club, was eminently successful. This opening pro- {gram was unique in that it presenied » only the works of Washington com- The Nailonal Commission of Fine | 30 00 MOUL, Do, "ot the Washing- Arts today disapproved the proposa! of ton Composers' Club being represented erecting ofl tanks and a wharf by the | by groups of compositions. ~All four Sun Oil Co. of Philadelphia, just north | composers were nt and three of of the Key Bridge, at Rosslyn, Va. By | them participated in the program. Sev- its action the commission supported the 'eral other well known local composers stand of the National Capital Park ang honored their confreres by attending. Planning Commission. which has op- A group of thrce songs, with partic- posed any construction which would ularly lovely texts and rather exacting interfere with the scenic beauty of the | settings written for very high voice by Virginia side of the Potomac River | Edward C. Poiter. opened the program. near Washington, and hamper plans ng by Elvina Neal Ro for construction of a riverside drive up to Great Falls, Va. Tentative plans submitted by the Na-, tional Capital Park and Planning Com- mission for development of the Mall} were indorsed by the Fine Arts Com- mission, taking into consideration the present status of the studies. Inspect Arlington House Project. The Pine Arts Commission arranged to inspect the restoration progress at Artington House, the old mansion of Gen. Robert Lee in Arlington Na- | Jonal Cemetery. The quartermaster gen- | eral of the Army is supervising plans to restore the mansion The commission had under consid- | eration the Lief Ericsson statue pr nosed for Iceland, but agreed to study | ihe matier further. Models for the sol- dgier's medal, submitted by the quarter- | master general, also were discussed. | Further attention was given to de- | signs for Arlington Memorial Bridge. | particularly concerning the bridges | across Boundary Channel from Colum- bia Island to the Virginia shore, | Questions relating to the location of | the proposed national home of the | American Pharmaceutical Association | also were considered. Plans call for the | placing of the buflding near the Na- | | tional Academy of Sciences structure, | |on B street, ] It is proposed to make this a pre- | tentious building to harmonize with the | | Arlington Memorial Bridge and the | Lincoln Memorial, which it will face. | Defer Call on Hoover, * | | Designs for the end of the proposed | great plaza, in conjunction with the triangle development at Twelfth and | | Fourteenth streets and Pennsylvania avenue, were submitted by Secretary | Mellon on behalf of the Treasury De- partment. The Fine Arts Commission proposes to give this phase of the pub- lic buildings program detalled investi- gation, | * The commission members were to call | | at the White House shortly before noon | to pay their respects to President Hoo- ver, but- in view of the business and farm conferences the President is hold- | |ing_this week the commission decided | to defer its visit. J WASHINGT COMPOSERS’ ! 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Its secret for- mula is very complex and cannot be du- plicated. ., . B. Fougera & Co., Inc., New York City. Sold at all druggists. | with R. Deane Shure, Washington com- | poser, at the piano. | Henry Smidt Gregor, pianist, played | four of his own short compositions. Of "thsse. “Hunting Song of the Omahas™ | was an American Indian theme that | lent itself excellently to modern treat- ment, the weird, minor-keved melody and acute rhythms proving _efective | with this newer technique. Two East Indian impressions which have been |revised since heard previously here were especially popular with the audi. ence. y were “Temple of Shiva and “Volce in she Desert.” The in- strument which Mr. Smidt Gregor played has an unusually brilliant tone and the pianist yesterday did not seem to realize that it was a drawing room rather than a concert hall in which he was playing. Perhaps the outstanding event of the afternoon was the premiere perform- ance of a sang cycle, written by Dorothy Radde Emery for soprano voice, violin. cello and piano. This was the first public performance here of a work by this woman compaser. formerly of Mits- burgh. It showed her to be a thorough musiclan with originality and colorful inspiration in her work. Two of the | four songs sung had Oriental themes. but Mrs ery seemed to reach her 11/, Y DWARD & LLOTI —The Christmas Store e i Especially since “The Unusual Gift”" has been the quest of Woodward & Lothrop since the earliest days of the year . . . we. are more anxious than ever to have you see these distinc- tive gift collections. Endless gift inspirations hail from the gift crannies of the old world . . . the finest modern gift fac- tories of America. These typify “'the unusual” for The Home Beautiful—let them lend distinction to your gift-giving. | more individual heights in the other, {two, “Madcnna Rose” in an impres- | sionistic style of writing, and “Spring Bloom,” a very short and brilliant set-| ting for a Spring song with what one might term impressionistic sounds for word and a dashing climax. Mrs. | Emery not only has woven her counter- point’ effects skillfully with good bal- ance for the four instruments, includ- Ing the voice as an ensemble instru-| ment, but she also has shown excellent | taste and sagacity in the brevity of her | writing. Every note is to the point| and fulfills its mission. ~Mrs. Rowe. who sang the voice part. never sang betier. She was In excellent voice and her tone quality was exactly suited to the Tequirements of these songs. Her- man Hoffman. violinist. and _Angelo Bernsolfo, cellist, also showed fine en- semble work, and Mrs. Emery was ex- cellenit at the piano. Grace Thompson Seton, who wrote the words. shared in the applause at the end of the num- ber Siegfried Scharbau, a_leader of the United States Marine Band. led the newest offspring of that ambitious or- ganization—the United Statcs Marine | Band Chamber Orchestra—in three of his own compositions. “The Lotus Flo is an Interesting work, Oriental | tehed Left—An ic Portfolio from Tt is known to cherish important photo- graphs and “collection” pictnres ............0.36 Girr SHOP Srvente Froor. Sketched Left box for the fires old Ttalian print is re- produced for it effective Grirr Smor Seventn FLOOR. Sketched Left — Waste paper even knows @ smart place . . . in this distinctive basket. Many rooms use its flower motif (that looks like an old oil g) to smart advanti o Grr Swor SrveNTE PLOOR. 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