Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1930, Page 24

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Government Supervision Cupid’s (OE to the poor man who forgets that Valenti w Women may want the vote and they may have c: ‘STREET PROGRAM HELD ENCOURAGING J Capt. Whitehurst Praises| Plan for Co-ordination to Minimize Repair Work. Ci Herbert C. Whitehurst, co- ordinafor and chief engineer of the engineering department of the District of Columbia, last night told the Burleith Citizens' Association at Gordon Junier High School he was encouraged with results of the first year of the co-ordi- nation program for subsurface and sur- face work on the city streets, and looked for even “greater improvement.” Explaining the system by which all| subsurface work by the District depart- | ments and the public utility companies is carried forward, he said the simple | principle under which it operated was 1o “make sure everything is under- ground before the roof is put on.” This, he said, had greatly reduced the number ! of cuts in new pavement. The public | utilities, he said, were “‘co-operating | with us 100 per cent,” but, he appealed | for better support from property own- | ers. | The association approved a resolu- tion from the Forest Hills Citizens' As- | sociation asking for appropriations to place matrons in the elementary schools | | of the District. i | The matter of a candidate for the Citizens' Advi: Council was referrcd | to the association’s delegates to the fed- | eration, to act in conjunction with the president of the association. Miss Wilhelmina Rhode announced | the Burleith Garden Club planned to | hold its first exhibit in May or, June. | | Mrs. H. L. Parkinson, vice president of the association, presided. i s ROUNDS TELLS WORK OF AIRPLANE TESTING Says It May Be Necessary to Es- tablish Independent Agency for Flight Experiments. Lieut. Edward W. Rounds, flight test pilot at the Anacostia Naval Air Sta- tion, suggested in a lecture before the Standards Flying Club last night at the Bureau of Standards that it may be- come necessary to create some inde- pendent flight testing agency which could make impartial tests of the per- formance characteristics of commercial airplanes, Lieut. Rounds, one of the country's foremost test pilots, described methods employed in flight testing, explaining it is possible to determine the maximum speed of an airplane at sea level within three-tenths of a mile an hour. Land- | ing speeds may be determined within one mile per hour and the maximum rate of climb within 15 feet per min- |ute. In conducting the.: tests such | factors as air temperature and pressure must be taken into account to obtain precise results, he pointed out, Japan, a vegetarian country, is learn- ing to eat meat, importing it from Australia and elsewhere. Tune in on Station WMAL Every Thursday Evening 7:30 to 8 Gude’s Garden of Melodies Best A NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1930, EMMA OTERO'S RECITAL. A young and charming_Cuban singer appeared in recital at Poli’s Theater yesterday afternoon—Emma Otero, pro- tege of the President of Cuba, She nade her debut here earlier this season | program. Yesterday s her first full “solo” recital in the Capital. This singer has a beautiful voice of definite coloratura quality, and she has a lovely trill. She sings naturally and with evident sense of tone values. Occasionally, especially on her final high notes, she is inclined to sacri- a joint mornin fice tone beauty and roundness for the | | dramatic gesture, but usually she sings | her high tones with her head tilted in the fashion to place tones correctly. Since she was heard here earlier Miss Otero has improved decidedly in con- troling a tendency to give shrill, hard tones, giving instead a soft approach to her brilliant climax notes and then those !swelling on them in true bel canto fashion. She gives one the impression | that within a few years she will domi- | nate her particular field and the laurels that Galll Curei so recently put in moth balls and which Marion Talley turned her back on‘when she took to raising chickens on her farm may find a gifted wearer in the person of this pretty and vivacious singer. Miss Otero has, in addition to all the qualifications for a successful coloratura, alsnll very definite sense of the dra- the ability to put real feeling Pasternak advance fashions in covert tailleurs refreshingly new, for wear now under fur coats with ease and comfort . . . and for Spring days soon here « .« . exquisitely tai- lored in chic jacket suits, with new intri- cate design, tuck-in blouses . .« from 85.00 fl-zlq Connedricur MIK rrows! “s Day comes on Friday, 14th, eers, hut they still have a weak- ness for attention, and to be neglected on certain red letter days is to know bitter disappointment. ¢Some folks say there is no such thing a will, mere maa still seeks to please with ts and sweet tributes. courting in these days, but, call it what you . Gude’s Flowers are the favorite among gifts, because they never say too little nor yet too much and they will evince at least a gasp from any woman. {The corsage is the leading Valentine gift, and is always acceptable and bespeaks devotion. It is a tribute to her loveliness, something precious for her just because she is precious herself, TIf “you” can’t be where “She” is on Valen valentine will be delivered on time by our winged Mercury—’ Sweet Peas Roses he Violets Carnations Florists’ ~we will see that your Telegraph. Orchids Gardenias Telegraph Delivery Association MAIN STORE: 1212 F STREET N.W. Phone National 4278 | | into her singing. Moreover, she enjoys | sini. it so much that her audience cannot help but sustain a close interest and show appreciation of her efforts. She was forced to give encores after every group and a couple at the end of the program. PFrank La Forge, the American com- poser-planist, who is rapidly becoming best known as coach for many famous singers, was Miss Otero's skillful ac- companiét. He also appeared on the program as composer, Miss Otero sing- ing a song new to Washington, “Pas- torale,” which Mr. La Forge dedicated to her, as well as his more familiar | “Song of the Open.” The composer cer- tainly took advantage of all the sibilities of the little Cuban’s best quaii ties in writing this pastorale, which re- quires skillful use of the pyrotechnics of coloratura. It iz a lovely song. The singer also appeared to advan- tage in the “Shadow Song” from “Dinorah,” and “Una Voce Poco Fa. from the “Barber of Seville,” by Ros Her Latin blood came to the fore in the glib phrases of Glannini's ar- rangement of “Ohie Meneche,” and the Alpen pastorale of Rossini was one of her finest numbers. She gave special artistry to Donaudy's “Ah, Mai Non Cessate” and also to her final listed selection, the recitative and aria, “O Luce di Questi Anima.” The Ambassador of her country, Senor Don Orestes Ferrara, with other representatives from Cuba and the | singer’s mother, sat in a stage box. A huge basket of white carnations was (*Dyed Coney) Marmink, red or brown Large Coats Black Broadcloth Coats, in from 40 to collar and black Manchurian Wolf and other furs. $19.50 and $25 Tweed Coats four year old boys. suits with washable exceptional values. $5.00 O'Coats, 3 to 6 yr $6.75 O'Coats, 2 to 6 y $9.75 O'Coats, 2 to 6 y, $24.75 O'Conts, 16 to 20 y U ‘» (. Sizes these. tan. Sealine (dyed coney) Fur Coats, in regular and extra sizes up to 50. Silk lined, with collars and cuffs of Goldenbers's—Seco; Waikiki, Piec and other leading shades. .$5.97 Great Values! $ resented to Miss Otero after one of ger groups. HF. THE POTTERS IN A PROGRAM. Louis Potter and his wife, Ruby Pot- ter, both of this city and prominent in musical activities here, presented a pro- gram before a large and enthusiastic audience at the Tuesday morning event given for the music ‘section of the Twentieth Century Club yesterday. Mr. Potter played for his first plano group. works of Bach, Scarlatti and Brahms. He remarked upon the ap- preciation being evinced in this me- chanical age in the mechanics of Bach’s contrapuntal compositions, Three Russian songs by Rachmanin- off and, Gretchaninoff were exquisitely sung by Mrs. Potter. “The Snowdrop” called for repetition, and as an encore she sang “Sunday,” by Molly Carewe. This intimate musical hour was | brought to & close by a piano group of works by Saint-Saens and Moskow< ski, played brilllantly by Mr. Potter, CHADWICK CHILDREN'S ORCHESTRA. The annual concert of the Chadwick Orchestra was given last night at Mount Pleasant Congregational Church. The hall was well filled, and the audience showed appreciation of an intetesting and well rendered program. Mary Rush and Anna Fugitt gave | pleasing vocal numbers. Two groups played by Sallie Jamie- | son, cello, and Rene Lutz, violin, and Alfred Dufresne, cello, and Arthur Clax. ton, violin, won generous applause, as did also the flute solo by Morris Glass. Godard's “Pastorale” and “Serenade, 54 Fox, Fitch, natural or cocoa Squirrelette fur. $39.50 and $49.50 Broadcloth Coats, richly fur- red with Mar- mink, natural Lynx, gray Fox, black Caracul and pointed Fox. to 4834, Broken $12.95 Tweed $ 8.35 e New Straws! Baku. . . Ballibuntal. . . Bankok Panamalacque. . .Perle Visca Are Arriving Daily in Smart Hordes! Sport Coats About 20 soft t blue or green tweed for Spring wear. 16 to 42. Floor. < Sizy for two violins, were artistically played by Arthur Claxton and Oscar Anderson. young musicians, led by Sergt. E. W |McKean of the United States Army Band and accompanied throughout by Mrs. De Witt C. Chadwick, showed care- | ful training and played in good style. Mrs. Chadwick, in a short talk, stated that the purpose of the organizatic: |was to afford development to young people, in home surroundings, and ap- | pealed to those present to join in a membership drive, assuring them that a hearty welcome would be given es- peciaily to lonely boys and girls who have come to the city for educational or economic reasons, as well as to those whose homes are here. o Munition Expert Dies. WILMINGTON, Del., February 12 () —Charles A. Tripp, 59, widely known resesrch chemist and munition expert, died today. 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