Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1935, Page 6

A—6 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1935. SANITHER is but one of the superiorities of tyle ark Qlllfl 7 Sanither, Stylepark’s exclusive and pat- ented trim, is our answer to forehead com- fort and luxurious finish for the inside of a gentleman’s hat. Silken covered, Sanither, which replaces ordinary leather, is always cool, comfortable and sanitary. Ask your Stylepark dealer to show you Sanither... and the many other superiorities that make Stylepark Hand-Made Hats the greatest hat values possible, at §3.50 and 5. Stylepark Hats, 1ne. PHILADELPHIA, PA. MRS. ROOSEVELT MAKES APPEAL Asks Funds for Symphony in Radio Address Read by Mrs. 0’Day. In & radio speech delivered by her | close personal friend, resentative | Caroline O’'Day of Nc fiork, Mrs, | Franklin D. Roosevelt yesterday ap- pealed to the citizens of the Capiial and the country to make the National Symphony Orchestra’s drive for & | $100,000 sustaining fund a success. Unable to appear 1 person because of the critical illness of the President’s secretary, Louls McHenry Howe, Mrs, Roosevelt had requested M:s. O'Day to read her appeal over Station WRC at the symphony's concert in Consti- tution Hall. “We have been so busy in this country making money,” Mrs. Roose= velt said in her message, “thal we have had little chance to realize what it would mean to us as a Netion to develop a real understanding and en- joyment of music. This is coming to us now, but it can not come unless we have the opportunity to listen to good concerts and to hear a good orchestra play good music. I hope that we shall do whatever we can to | make this campaign successful avid | that In its success we will al feel |a pride that we have contributed In Washington Get Your U X s o 1319-21 F Street Honored HOPE LODGE TO PRESENT BUTTON TO DR. TAYLOR. DR. ALFRED H. TAYLOR, Who has & membership of over 50 years in Hope Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A. M. The lodge tonight will pre- sent him with a gold button ~—8tar Staft Photo, something of real value to our Capital City. Gained by Hard Work, “Dreaming dreams has been the | way that most of the great things | National Symphony Orchestra, which | much that is beautiful into the lives | in the world have been done, ana the | brings so much that is good and so | | of the people of Washington, is the | | Tesult of dreams. | “But with the dreams have gone year by year hard, practical work, and back of everything of beauty, no mat- ter what the art, lies years of hard work, whether it is the hard work of the musicians and of their leader, or whether it is the hard work of the people who raise the money to pay these men sufficiently well so that they may devote their time to the work which gives us who listen to their per- formances the ability again to dream dreams. “Year by year the number of con- tributors and subscribers has grown, but it must grow even more if the goal of $100,000 is to be achieved this year, and yet this is a conservative sum for carrylng on the work in which will bring the best r 3,300 Attend Concerts. “On Sunday afternoons the tional Symphony Orchestra has pro- vided during this past Winter at very low admission prices 3.300 people with really remarkable concerts. 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This will allow for more concerts nere and more chil- dren’s concerts and will also mean the | inauguration at the Water Gate of a series of Summer course, make possible the opportuni- | tes 1o play outside of Washington. | All this will mean that the influence | of music will be spread out from the Capital City in an ever-widening radius, and we know that in this day | and generation there is a great need concerts and, of | for every. beautiful influence in the lives of our people.” $500 GItt Is Matched. A gift of $500 from & contributor who wishes to remain anonymous was reported at yesterday’s meeting of campaign workers in the Carlton Hotel. The gift is contingent upon being matched by nine other gifts of a corresponding amount. Mrs. Ches- ter Bolton immediately agreed to pro- vide one of the $500 gifts. The largest gift reported for the day was $1,500, subscribed by Mrs. Beale R. Howard, “With only four more days left to | secure the $100,000 sustaining fund,” Dr. William McClellan, chairman of | the Men's Committee, told the work~ ers, “the total received to date is considerably less than half of the | quota. More and greater contribu- tions are needed if we are to cele- | brate March 25 as Victory day.” pected at today's meeting at the Carlton, where members of the va- ricus committees have established campaign headquarters. Washington Alumnae Club of Mu Further favorable reports are ex- | Phi Epsilon, national honorary so- rority of music, has voted to give $50 in the Symphony drive. | luncheon was held Wednesday at the { home of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Orr in paign. |Studebaker Urges Public to Support Education Commissioner Sees Need for Fund - to Insure Art, Music has much to do with shap- ing the destiny of our Nation, John W. Btudebaker, United States Com- missioner of Education, said today. In urging support of the National' A bridge | | furtherance of the Symphony’s cam- | Symphony Drive| Symphony Orchestra's sustaining fund campaign, the commissioner sald: “Good music is needed in every | city. Probably, however, the need is, relatively, more urgent in Washington than in other cities. Here among the thousands of residents of the eity live those who carry heavy responsibilities as representatives of the people in the administration of the people’s Gov- | ernment. In their official capacity they must make decisions daily which affect the welfare of the whole peo- ple. This they cannot do most wise- |1y unless they keep themselves keen- ly appreciative of those finer things toward which civilizations constantly advances. Music is one of these | finer things. i “Among the forms of music best | adapted to bring to great audiences of | music lovers this necessary appreci- ation is the symphony concert. 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