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THE STANDARD STAR NEW ROCHELLE MONDAY MAY 29 1944 LIEBMANS Camp Togs OR BOYS AND GIRLS Right Here In Our Camp Headquarters A COMPLETE OUTITTING i SERVICE OR CAMP NEEDS V( ME i ft Tj 'V I i Over 17 expert service solving your I camp prob i lems Due to wartime restric tions of merchandise we are limited in camp goods However we welcome your inquiries and will do our best to help you Official Regulation Camp Apparel EMBLEMS AND EQUIPMENT Cor Mein and Church Sts NAME TAPES ED EC I I SEWED ON met (Oppi Oty Hall) Huguenot Yacht Club Opens With Traditional Ceremony Huguenot Yacht Club opened for ita 50th season with ceremon ies held at the shore station Sat urday attended by Mayor Stanley Church several former com modores and representatives of ort Slocum the Coast Guard and many other military person nel attending Commodore Hobart Wheeler greeted the gathering which was addressed by Leonard Ketchum a founder and Com modore In 1905 Van Rens selaer commodore in 1906 07 1920 21 former Commodore Louis henedj former Commodore Canton I onia me: former Commo dore Harry MacCallum Jr Guests included Commodore Le roy 1 1 mtz of Larchmont Yacht Club at whose opening ceremon ies Commodore Wheeler and Rear Commodore Robert O'Hair were guests earlier in the day former Commodore Harry Anderson of the New York Athletic Club Lieutenant Colonel Thaddeus Best represented Colonel Bernard Lentz of ort Slocum and was accompanied by members of the ort's official staff Lieutenant Schanzer commanding officer of the Coast Guard Patrol Base City Island represented that branch of the service leet Captain Buckenham Introduced Commodore Wheeler and leet Chaplain Philip Styles who offered the opening prayer Commodore Wheeler citing the founding in 1894 by a small group of yachtsmen meeting in the Return from Convention In Springfield Mass Mrs John Merchant 30 Eastchester Road and Mrs Anth ony Rlgers 145 Mayflower Ave nue accompanied by Mrs Charles Mosher of Sag Harbor I have returned to Rochelle from Springfield Mass where they attended the Eastern Division convention of the National But ton Society While in Springfield they visited Mr and Mrs Skipton formerly of New Rochelle Mrs Merchant won a blue rib bon for her collection of antique silver lustre buttons old Glen Island Casino reminded those present that the club has lived through three wars Men tioning the many members now In the services he expressed the hope that the club will carry on and preserve its customs for them The Mayor extended the City's greet ings to the club George Morley entertainment chairman and his committee were in charge of refreshments Punch was served up stall's by Mrs Mor ley Mrs Robert McCarthy Mrs Charles Crumm and Mrs Ralph Hartley and rank Connelly Jr Mr McCarthy and Mr Crumm were in charge of the cocktail party downstairs Approximately 200 attended the event Mr Chotiner Is Married Beneath a bower of rhodo dendrons and peonies at her home In Mount Vernon last evening Miss Ruth Elizabeth Hubschman daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Hubschman became the bride of Seymour Chotiner son of Mr and Mrs Isadore Chotiner 27 Division Street Rabbi Max Maccoby of Mount Vernon performed the ceremony Given in marriage by her par ents the bride wore a lime colored suit with matching hat and brown accessories Her corsage was of white orchids Miss Sylvia Shapiro was maid of honor and George Hubschman the brother best man A reception will be held next Sunday at the home of the parents after the couple returns from a wedding trip to Lake Placid Mrs Chotiner is a graduate of A Davis High School and is now a junior at York Uni versity Her husband is a senior at St University Brooklyn He was graduated from New Ro chelle High School The couple will live temporarily with the parents XKYCSiarts 1944 Season During a ceremony dedicated to members of the New Rochelle Yacht Club now in the armed forces Commodore George Kettner addressed members and guests Saturday afternoon at 4 when the club opened for the season The Rev rederic Wamsley fleet chaplain offered the invo cation New members were wel comed A committee of women served refreshments following the ceremony Guests Included Commodore Louis Goss of Echo Bay Yacht Club who extended the best wishes of his neighboring club and the flag officers of Echo Bay Leverett Cross is fleet cap tain for the season Meade Alexander is treasurer and George Elener is secretary Because of wartime restrictions the customary dinner dance did not take place It was announced that the pool will be in operation in mid June Mothety Guild Plans Last Bridge Of Season The Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church will hold its last bridge of the season Thurs day at 2 in the parish house On the same afternoon there will be a Spring sale including fancy articles and aprons Mrs James Watt is chairman of the sale In charge of the bridge are Mrs Jacob Lahm Mrs red Smith and Mrs Lawrence Walling 3 k' COMPLETE INSUR ANCE COVERAGE LOWEST STAND ARD RATES Phore New Rochelle 2 2355 today! THE BEST is nom: TOO OOD for your precious furs it wise to store your furs at Leaf's where unsurpassed cold stor age facilities assure you the greatest protection at a minimum cost? Temperature controlled vaults on the premises maintained by experts afford positive protec tion against moths fire theft thol 506 Main Street New Rochelle I Ruth lynn Is Married In Pelham Miss Ruth Elaine lynn daugh ter of Mrs lorence lynn of 234 Drake Avenue formerly of Pelham Manor became the bride on Saturday at 4:30 of Raymond Blanning Egan Jr aviation student Army Air orces son of Mr and Mrs Egan 103 Mount Tom Road The Rev Dr Willard Soper pastor performed the ceremony In Huguenot Memorial Church Pel ham Manor and a reception fol lowed at the Egan home The bride was escorted to the altar by her brother in law Basil Whitney Matthews of Old Green wich Conn She wore an ivory satin gown with cap and collar of duchess point lace from her mother's and maternal grandmother's wedding gowns The dress was made with basque bodice with neckline long sleeves and a full skirt ter minating in a train Her tulle veil was fingertip length and she car ried a bouquet of stephanotis and carnations centered about an orchid Mrs Lennard Appleby Jr her matron of honor wore a yellow faille taffeta frock and carried dubonnet carnations yle low roses and sweet peas She wore a halo of the same flowers Mrs lynn was in American beauty crepe with a gardenia cor sage and Mrs Egan was in pow der blue with pale pink roses Private (fc) Malcolm Graham served as best man and ushers were Arthur Slade of this city and Raymond Moran The bride was graduated from Pelham Memorial High School She is a Aide at Mount Vernon Hospital and a member of the Huguenot Memorial Church Choir The bridegroom also a Pelham High School graduate attended Brown University His father is the well known lyricist and song writer The couple left for a short wed ding trip in the Adirondacks Lewis Cohen Is Bar Mitzvah Here Mr and Mrs Nathan Cohen of 77 Disbrow Lane gave on Sat urday a luncheon and reception in honor of their son Lewis who was Bar Mitzvah at Bcth El Synagogue Services were held in the morning with Rabbi Jacob reedman officiating The luncheon reception followed in the vestry with more than 100 guests attending Spring flowers were used throughout the temple and vestry room A number of prominent residents attended from New Jersey Connecticut and Westchester Lewis Cohen is the grandson of the late Mr and Mrs I Cohen of this city and of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Singer of Pomp ton Lakes USO Honors 3 Birthdays The USO Clubhouse was the scene last night of three birthday celebrations During the regular Sunday evening supper party cakes were presented to Private (fc) Ted Buderman of the Mili tary Police and to two junior hostesses Miss Ray Dagastine and Miss Patricia Hannan As each cake was presented servicemen and junior hostesses sang to the celebrants After the candles were blown out the cakes were cut and shared by the group Later in the evening Private (fc) Ray Ambler of Chicago who has played with orchestras throughout the Mid West enter tained with a variety of popular piano selections Servicemen and hostesses joined in singing the choruses A buffet supper was served throughout the evening by mem bers of the Pertpetual Day Group including Mrs Mark Harris Mrs Mary Dimond Mrs Blanche isher Mrs Mor ris and the Misses Catherine Brennan and Mary Broder When you have finished reading this newspaper save it for war production A Thought for ood EVER HAD BRE WED AVOCADOS Ham Slice Breaded Avocado Buttered Broccoli Parker House Rolls ruit Salad and Crackers (Recipes Serve our) Breaded Avocado Peel two small avocados cut them in half carefully and remove the pits Cut each half into one half inch slices Dip the slices into milk and then into bread crumbs Saute in fat until delicately browned on both sides Drain on unglazed paper Serve hot Buttered Broccoli Cut stems of broccoli to remove tough fibrous part Wash thorough ly and arrange in a deep pan with flowers up Add enough boiling i water to cover tems cover and cook until tender The flowers will cook in the steam Add salt'during the last five minutes of cooking The color of the broccoli will be brighter if it is cooked uncovered Then it is necessary to tip the stalks so that the flowers are also im mersed in water during the last five minutes of cooking Serve with melted butter or majgarin Mrs Orentzcl the ormer Barbara Krieger daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Krieger 142 Overlook Road was married to Staff Sergeant Orentzcl of New York City Sunday May 21 in the ree Synagogue Westchester Mount Vernon Underwood Underwood Photo p( jjf jf m3 'V Xm Sr? Ju A 1 I MRS JACK ORENTZEL Larchmont Shore Club Begins Its Season With Dinner Dance Opening week end at the Larch mont Shore Club was highlighted by a dinner dance Saturday night honoring John Oliver re elected president Approximately 130 members and guests attended the dinner and toasted Mr Oliver Novelty dances throughout the evening arranged by Robert Goffe entertainment chairman served to acquaint new members numbering about 25 families Music was provided by Joe oca Shore Club Orchestra which will play throughout the season for dancing on the terrace Satur day and Sunday evenings Officers of the club serving with Mr Oliver are: Luke Murphy Mount Vernon first vice presi dent: Edward DeWilton Larchmont second vice president Marshall Perley New Rochelle treasurer: Eugene Merkert Larchmont assistant treasurer and John March Larchmont sec retary Committee chairmen for the season are James Webster Larch mont house Sherman Thursby New Rochelle bathhouse and beach Mr Goffe Larchmont en tertainment Harold Cunning ham Larchmont bowling: Mark Tapley New Rochelle tennis rank Murphy Larchmont publicity Mr Thursby newly appointed to the board suceeded Walter Dockerill Solid uels Adminis trator for the Metropolitan dis trict who resigned because of the press of his duties was served at the Club yesterday noon as part of the week end festivities Members of the graduating class of the College of New Rochelle held a luncheon at the club Sat urday Music for dancing will again be provided by the orchestra tomor row evening it was announced Miss Zimmerman Reelected Treasurer of State BPW Mrs Mabel Purdy president of the New Rochelle Business and Professional Women's Club was chairman of the rules committee of the 25th annual convention of the State ederation of Business and Professional Clubs held Thursday through yesterday at the Lake Placid Club Lake Placid Mrs Mary ritts of i city was a teller for the annual election Saturday when Mrs Sara Sparks of New York City was elected president Mrs Sparks succeeds Miss rances Marlatt of Mount Vernon Miss Elsie Zimmerman of this city was re elected treasurer Victory and is the title of the program of the National ederation for 1944 and 1945 It was presented by Miss Sally Butler of Indianapolis re cording secretary of the national organization It was approved by the state delegates In pursuit of this program the 75000 members of the National ederation aim to search out the specific qualities 'hey possess which fit them for service in their community and to endeavor to serve their community and country to the utmost wherever they are qualified Miss Alice Young this city publicity chairman for the State edera tion announced A resolution was passed recom mending to the President and Senate the appointment of quali fied women as delegates to the peace conference More than 300 women attend ed the convention Mrs Purdy and Miss Dorothea Donaldson of this city marched in the par ade of incoming and outgoing presidents preceding the closing dinner Saturday Mrs Kug ler represented the White Plains BPW Club at the convention If conditions permit the con vention next May will be held at Lake George the Glens alls Club serving as hostess unit St Glee Club Gives Recital Before Large Audience St Gabriel's High School Glee Club presented its Spring song re cital yesterday afternoon in the school auditorium before a gath ering of approximately 300 people The grammar groups also par ticipated in the concert which was under the direction of Ronald Portman Mrs Evelyn Austin was accompanist Sister Dorothy Marie is moderator of the High School Glee Club and Jane Riley is presi dent The girls 50 in number won fourth place in a competition meeting of 10 parochial high schools last week This is the second year Tlie program opened with com bined high school and grammar groups singing the national an them High School selections were in three part harmony They in cluded: Land of by Sibelius and by Barnaby in which Ann Mulcahy was soloist One of the outstand ing pieces was it the Battle of a spiritual Be fore the intermission they sang and an arrange ment of King by or sythe which received an encore Miss Ann Marie Towey sang lieve Me if All Those Endearing Young Irish air with words by Thomas More The fourth grade sang ica the tBates Ward) and olks at (os ter) the sixth grade presented two Scottish airs Lang 'and and the second grade sang two folk songs Little and MacDonald Had a which was encored In the second half of the pro gram the seventh and eighth grades presented Through the an' old Welsh air and "Coming Through the Scot tish air after which rances Bro decki of the High School sang a solo The High School Glee Club then sang three selections Nostrum Peccaverunt" by Pales trina: Spirit1 by Campbell Tipton and by Kountz Baldwin Irish air and (Emmett' were sung by the fifth grade Members of the third grade selected and Etait une Bergere" a rench air Miss Josephine Rigano in the third year of High Schol sang My Song ill Your by Charles and for her encore Low Sweet The program terminated with a patriotic medley by the Glee Club which included many selections such as kee Doodle Johnny Comes Marching Home and all in cluded in the main hymn "The American The Rev Patrick Temple pas tor of St Church pre sented awards to 40 of the high school girls for excellent service to the Glee Club Mrs Brod Is To Speak At Hunter Unit Party Mrs Harold Brod probation officer of the Court will be guest speaker at a garden party meeting of Hunter alumnae in Westchester at the home of Mrs James Picker Larchmont June 10 at 2 Her topic will be based on current problems of juvenile delinquency The Patriotic Service Commit tee through its chairman Mrs Bernard Riess will sell war bonds as part of the ifth War Loan Drive Mrs John Horgan Tuckahoe president of the West chester Alumnae Association will preside Among the guests will be Presi dent and Mrs George Shuster Dr Ruth Lewinson president of the Associate Alumnae of Hunter College and former Dean Annie Hickinbottnm Mills now a West 1 Chester member Mary Carreau Becomes Bride This Evening Miss Mary Boyd Carreau daugh ter of Joseph Carreau of The Esplanade Pelham Manor and the late Mrs Alys Sinclair Car reau is being married at 8:30 to night in Huguenot Memorial Church to Lieutenant Shelby Van Natta Timberlake Jr USMCR son of Mr and Mrs Timberlake of Rye The Rev Dr Willard Soper pastor is being assisted by the Rev Grant Noble chaplain at Williams College of which the bridegroom is an alumnus Miss Martha Sinclair Carreau Is serving as her sister's maid of honor and Mrs Kendall ish of Pelham is matron of honor The other attendants are Mrs Gordon Walker of Pelham Mrs Brown McClintock Bronxville Mrs George Picket Rye and the Misses Helen Chenery Molly Gil lett and Mary Ellen Telchgraeber of Pelham Mr Timberlake is aptlng as his best man and ushers arc Lieut Cardon McLean USNR Ensign Norbert Bensabat USNR Private (fc) rank Kelton Medical Corps Quartermaster Louis Carreau Jr ATS and Cameron Peake and Alan New house A reception at the Carreau home will follow the ceremony Tea Is Given or Miss Dee Miss Jane Dee 16 Bancker Place was guest of honor at a shower and tea given yesterday by the Misses Doris Bartnett and Mary Elizabeth Roderick at the home 248 Center Avenue Miss Dee is to become the bride on Thursday of Arthur Gries of 49 Elm Street Mrs Edmund Bartnett presided at the tea table Decorations were in white and silver Guests included Mrs Hun gerford aunt of Miss Dee Mrs Walter Roderick Mrs Theo dore Seiler Mrs James Gardner Mrs James Martin the Misses Claire Dee Nancy Dee Kathleen Grefer Josephine Gries Elizabeth Gries Mary Tracy Margaret En nis and Margaret Tumblety of Pelham DAVENPORT CLUB Davenport Club Davenport Neck will open for the Summer season tomorrow when a cocktail party followed by a buffet supper at 6:30 is planned The flag will be raised indicating opening of the 1944 season Mrs Post Suggests Announcements In Name Change By EMILY POST A printed form in my Book has prompted one of my readers to write me as follows "We want to change our family name from an unpronounceable one (in English) to a simple one like Brown But the form of announcement given in your Book to send in such cases suggests this action has to be taken legally And yet my wife heard not long ago on a broadcast that anyone could take any name he pleases without taking legal steps In answer to this in New York State I know (and I have been told this is true in all of the States but I cannot affirm this as a fact) there is no legal provision made to prevent a person taking any name he (or she) pleases as long and this is the important part is ready to give proof at any time that the name was not taken with intent to defraud As ex plained to me it is the safest plan to change a name through the Court so that all legal angles may be disposed of first in order to make the procedure inviolate against any possible counter claims later on In this case the form of announcement suggested in my book would be correct: Mr and Mrs John Original Name announce that by permission of the Court They and Their Children havet taken the family name of BROWN Dresses or a Morning Wedding Dear Mrs Post: Which is better taste for the mothers of 'the bride and the groom to wear at a morn ing wedding and day dresses with street length skirt or a long skirt? The bride Is wear ing traditional bridal white and having attendants also dressed in long dresses Some of the men taking part including the bride groom will be in uniform others wearing plain business suits There will be a large reception after ward Answer: A short dress would be preferable although there is no ob jection to wearing long dresses if the wedding is going to be a very big one and if you have long dresses which you particularly like In oher words ata wedding is the one time when it would be permissible to wear long dresses before noon (This means by members of the families as well as by the at tendants) Wedding Music Music at a wedding must be care fully chosen to be in good taste The girl who seeks a proper wed ding will find help in Mrs booklet "The Etiquette of Wed No 501 available for 10 cents in coins and a 3 cent stamp by writing her at Box 99 Sta tion New York 19 New York 300 Attend Echo Bay Opening As Clul) Begins Ils 34th Year Echo Bay Yacht Club opened its 34th season in the presence of 300 members and guests from tiffs city and nearby communities at 5 Saturday Members and their friends gathered to begin the program by singing the Spangled and to witness the raising of the American flag and the club banner Commodore Louis Goss of this city addressed the members and introduced Rev rederic Wams ley who offered the invocation and led in prayer Vice Commo dore Martin Bender reported on Shore Club To Open Tomorrow At 3 1 New Rochelle Shore Club will open its Summer season tomorrow at 3 with the traditional flag raising ceremony on the ter race of the club property on Davenport Neck Albert Dunne president will conduct the exercises for which Pelham Memorial High School band will provide music A tennis exhibition at 4 will feature Herbert Palter 12 a Columbia entry In the Intercol legiate Championship and Hsu also of Columbia Intercol legiate champion of China The relub held a holiday dance Saturday night with rank Pi orchestra providing music the condition and readiness ot the club for the season acknowledg ing a debt of gratitude to mem bers responsible for preparing the island for the opening Commodore Goss presented Commodore George Kettner of the New Rochelle Yacht Club who congratulated the members on the condition of the club property and offered the good wishes of his own club for a successful season Mrs Harris Hinellne of Mount Vernon spoke as president of the Auxiliary remind ing the women of the Spring meeting tomorrow and the bridge party June 13 at the Club Edward Soltmann spoke of the oldest member Roberts and the recent party celebrating Mr 80th birthday He presented the club with a seascape in oils by Mr Roberts Punch Ice cream and cookies were served by members of the entertainment committee The Echo Day Yacht Club sponsored the opening regatta of the 1944 season of the Long Island Yacht Racing Association yester day Rogers of New Ro chelle acted as chairman of the regatta because of the illness of the chairman Harold Hubbell also of New Rochelle Walter Groendyke of New Rochelle don ated the use of his boat to the committee CONCERT PROGRAMS OR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY TCE8DAY MUSIC OR THE A half hoar In eommemorMion of Memorial Day: Concert Oreheitra Chorietera WAS SIW A American antasy Herbert Songs of "The War Betwaen the Trad The Girl I Left Behind Me Tramp Tramp Tramp When Johnny Oomea Marehln Home Tenting On the Old Camp Ground Dixie Battle Hymn of the Republic The Sunny South Lampe Medley "Yankee Doodle Dandy" Oohan You're a Grand Old lag Give My Regard to Broadway Mary' a Grand Old Name Yankee Doodie Boy Over There The American Prayer Stock American Patrol Meacham THE BREAK ASTE RS Group: Joyee tenor WAS 8: A Laat Night the Nightingale Woke Me JCjerulf Because D'HardelotI Know of Two Bright Clutsam I Spirit lower CampbeU Tlpton RAINBOW WAS 9:30 9:45 A EHle a Lui Elliott Sweet Colombme a EIHott Sweet Innocence iimtt lor dl Mlonga Marquina MID MORNING Orchestra direction Harry Horllck with less Crawford organist WAS 10:30 A Serenade SchubertIt Ail Domes Back to Me Now Kramer Waltz Caprice RubensteinSo You're the One Kramer Beauty's Eyes Tottl Valse in Sharp Minor Chopin Walkin' By the River Kramer None But the Lonely Heart Tschaikowjky MORNING Orchestra di rection Joie Lande with Jan Peeree tenor WAS 11:00 11:30 A St Andante Cantablle "String Quartet Opus 11" TschaikowskyThe Jasmine Door Vienna Beauties Zlehrer If You Gould Cara DarewsklVesti le Olubba "Pagliacel" Players Granado Tu Sais WalterTorna a Sorrlento dl Curtis My Man Yvan RED AND GOLD NOONDAY CON Orchestra direction Bernhard Lcvltow WAS 13:00 12:30 La Oolondrlna Serradell Little Miss Springtime Kalman Chopin antasy Arr Loch Lomond Trad Valse "Serenade for Strings" Tschaikowsky' Salut D'Amour Deux Aires Russo Horllck Chanson Sans Paroles Tschaikowsky LUNCHEON Oreheitra di rection Bernhard Lyvitow WAS 12:3012:311 4 Andalusian Romance JSarasate Sweet Briar Elliott Corfou Wine Bubble ault Passion lowers Love and Spring Waldteufel PROMENADE WAS 2:00 4:00 (Intermnslon for NEWS 2:55 3:00) Tango Du Reve Ballet Egyptlen Lulglni Elne Kleine Nachtmusik Hungarian Dance No 5 Brahms To Spring Valse Des leurs "Nutcracker Suite" Tschaikowsky Solve) Song "Peer Gynt Suite" Grieg Shepherd's Dance "Henry VIII Dances" German Nocturne in lat Major Chopin The Merry Widow Waltz Lehar Rosen Beauty ot th Two Guitars Trad Th Lost Chord Sullivan Annie Laurie Rente Humoresque Dvorak Dance of the Tumblers Rimsky Korsakoff inlandia Sibelius Danse Arabe "Nutcracker Suite" olks rom Somerset Williams Hallelujah Chorus "The Messiah" Danse Russ Trepak "Nutcracker Suite" Tschaikowsky In Darkest Africa i Sousa Gavotte "Mignon" Thomas No Sleep No Rest "Prince Igor" La Donna Mobile Miserere "Il Trovatore" Verdi inale "Prince Igor" Borodin CONCERT MINIATURE WAS 5:30 6:00 Serenade Bourree Bach Prelude Chopin The Linden Tree Schubert Romance Mozart Sarabande Purcell Apres un Reve aure Allegro "Concerto Grosso" Handel Scottish Dance Chopin Variations Tschaikowsky RED AND GOLD DINNER CONCERT Orchestra direction Henri Noseo WAS 6:30 7:30 Overture "La Gazza Rossini Selections "The Spring Maid" Reinhardt avorite of the Ladies Boulanger A Los Toros abra Give My Heart "The Dubarry" Millocker Nails Delibes Moonbeams "The Red Mill" Herbert Carmena MY Dream Girl "The Dream Selection 'The Gypsy Princess" Baiman Hungarian Comedy Overture Keler Bela Wedding Dance Llncke Selection "Orange Blossoms" Herbert Pomone Waldteufel WEnN8DAt MUSIC OR THE Concert Oreheitra 5VA8 :00 0 A ArtlsU Idle Raindrops Erdody Dance of the Arcbera "Prince Igor" Borodin Wltchu Dene MacDowell Danse Rune Trepst "Nutcracker Suite" Tachslkowaky Rakoczy March Berllos Danee of the Harpies "Atonement ot Psn" In th Hall of the Mountain King "Peer Oynt" Contra THE BREAKA3TEER8 ChoniiHugh Porter tenor WAS 3:39 A Deep In My Heart bear RombergLittle Grey Home in th Weal Tone Thine Eyre So Blue and Tender Lassen Natclsius Nevin RAINBOW WAS A Mexican Hat Dance Russian Rhapsody Trad Gypsy Airs Medley Trd MID MORNING Orchestra direction Dell Leonard with Crawford organist Prei ton baritone WAS 19:30 AM South Roses tirwi My Bister and I Davis Barcarolle 'Tales of Hoffmin" Offenbach Vc Gould Make Buch Beautiful Muic Bereeuse "Jocelyn" GodardDrink to Me Only with Thine TradMay I Never Love Again In the Gloaming MORNING Oreheitra 41 reetlon Jalei Lande with 'Roland Smythe tenor WAS 11:00 11:30 A Neapolitan Love Bong "Prince Pat" Herbert Brown Bird Singing Wood Ma Belle 'Three riml The Bubble Bong "High riml 3One Alone "Desert Sohg" Romoerg Medley "Dollar Princess" all Love Ha ound Mv Heart Sends a Little Gift of Roses Openshsw Love Own Kiss "High YOUR ALBUM MUSIC WAS 11:30 11:55 A 51 Selection "Count of Luxembourg" reh Blue Danube Waltz Schon Rosmarin Kreialer Tales rom the Vienna Strauss RED AND gold NOONDAY CON Oreheitra direction Bernhard Levitow WAS 12:00 12:30 You Haunt My Heart Korngold ontaine Lumlneus Waldteufel Lorelei Rhine Echoes Straus 'Larin' In de Sunshine Vale Lente bh Sweet Briar Elliott Blue Champagne Lewi LUNCHEON Orchestra di rection Bernhard Ivllow WAS 12:30 12:55 Amarantlna Lucchei Mlgnonne Valse Thoma Autumn Gold "Sweet Summer Day" Eiliott Love Song Anderech An Eastern Lament "Mediterranean Pictures" Bush Concert Polka Grunfeld PROMENADE WAS 2:00 4:00 (Intermission for NEWS 2:55 3:00) Overture "Rosamund" Schuoert Sextette "Lucia dl Donizetti Intermezzo "Cavallerla Rusticanna" Mascagni Mi Par D'Udlr Ancora 'The Pearl ishers" bimi Paradiso Meyerbeer Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair oster Santa Lucia Thousand and One Nights Strauss Llebestraum Liszt The latterer Chaminade Love's Old Sweet Song Molloy La Oolondrlna Serradell In the Hall of the Mountain King "Peer Gynt Suite" Grieg Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring Bech March and Chorus "Judas Maccabeus" Handel Seventeen Come Sunday Williams Life for the Czar Ollnka March Movement Holet Schwanda Polka Weinberger March "Pathetlque Symphony" Prelude and ugue In Minor Bach Overture "The Magic lute" Mozart Air Russe Chaminade Salut D'Amour rig Valse Lente "Ballet Russe" Lulglni Melody In Rubenstein Tumerei Schumann Tale from th Vienna Woods Strauss across the footlights wfas 5:30 6:06 D'Ye Love Me "Sunny" Selection "Countess Someday I'Ji ind You "Private Live" em ri One Kiss "The New Moon" Romberg Selection "Wildflower" Youmanx Never More "Conversation Piece! Deep in Your Eyes "The Half Moon" Zing Went the String of My Heart "Thumbs Up" RED AND GOLD DINNER CONCERT Orchestra direction Henri N'nsco WAS 6:30 7:30 Overture "Rosamund" Schubert Selections "Little Miss Springtime" Prelude "The Deluge" Salnt Saen Overture "The Impresario" Mozart Selection "Sari" Kalman Adoration Vienna Beautle ziehre: Song of the Vagabonds "Vagabond King" pnmi Chopin antasy arr D'Artega Sweethearts "Sweethearts" Herbert Mattlnata Leoncavallo Tales from the Vienna Straus Russian and Ludmilla Overture Glirka teNMMNMMl.