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KEYSTONE
DINNER
INN.Y.
Potomac Salvationists to Give
Program—Cathedral Carols »
Tomorrow at 4 P. M.
Addresses by Solicitor General
James M. Beck, Charles, M.
Schwab and Doctor Stephen S.
Wise, which will be delivered at
the annual Pennsylvania State
Society dinner at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel, New York, to
night, will be broadcast by WRC,
jointly with WJZ. The program
of dinner speeches will begin at
9:30 o’clock.
Salvation Army Concert
Preceding the New York program,
WRC will broadcast a concert under
the auspices of the Potomac Divis
ion of the Salvation Army. In
cluded in the concert will be music
by the Potomac Silver Quartet
and a group of solos by Hazel
Wegner Bachschmidt.
Other features of tonight's air
program will be a number of Christ
mas carols sung by the Wilson
Normal School Glee Club, a dinner
concert by the Irving Boernstein
Hotel Washington Orchestra and
a dance concert by the Astor Hotel
Orchestra.
Hourly Schedule
The detailed program follows:
6:45 p. m.—Famous American
anniversaries—" The Landing of the
Pilgrims,” by Mrs. Theodore Tiller.
7 p. rc.—Dinner music by the
Irving Boernstein Hotel Washing
ton Orchestra, broadcast from the
Hotel Washington.
8 p. m.—Bible talk by Professor
Louis D.. Bliss, under the auspices
of the Men’s Organized Bible Class.
8:10 p. m.—Christmas carols by
the Wilson Normal School Glee
Club under the direction of Bernice
Randall.
8:30 p. m.—" Facts and Fancies
About Crystal Sets,” by M. S.
Strock, of the radio laboratory of
the Bureau ot Standards.
8:40 p. m.—Concert under the
auspices of the Salvation Army,
Potomac Division, K
(a) March, “Ambition,” by Poto
mac Stiver Quartet. ‘
(b) "Who Is on the Lord's Side,”
"Diadem,” by the Salvation Army
Songster Brigade.
(c) March, "Melbourne,” by Poto
mac Silver Quartet.
(d) Soprano Solos By Hazel
Wegner Bachschmidt: (1) "Lead
Kindly Light;” (2) "Nearer My God
to Thee.”
(e) Address by Adjutant E. R.
Holx, secretary, Salvation Army.
<f) "Take Salvation"—By the
Salvation Army Songster Brigade.
(g) Baritone Solos—By Theodore
Fluff of the Salvation Army Song
ster Brigade: (1) "Face to Face;”
(2) "Lead Me.”
• (h) "Memories •of Childhood,”—
By the Potomac Silver Quartet.
(1) Soprano Solos By Irene
McCann, of the Salvation Army;
(1) "Follow Me;” (2) "Beautiful
Christ."
9:30 p. m.—Dinner’of the Penn
sylvania. Society, broadcast jointly
with Station WJZ, Addresses by
Charles M. Schwab, Honorable
James M. .Beck, Solicitor General;
Doctor Stephen S. Wise, etc.
10:30 p. in,—Dance music, by the
Hotel AStor orchestra, broadcast
jointly with Station WJZ from the
Hotel Astor, New York city.
"’•—Organ recital, by
2*s° . ~P eck ’ broadcast from
Crandall s Tivoli Theater.
Carols From Cathedral.
. ...Church services tomorrow morn
ing will be broadcast by WCAP
rec ‘ First Congrega-1
tional Church, where a Christmas
sermon wiU be delivered by the I
Reverend Jason Noble Pierce, i
p a® tor - At 4 o’clock tomorrow
afternoon, WCAP will broadcast an
international program of Christmas
carols from the Bethlehem Chapel
of the National Cathedral. The
carols will be sung by the Cathedral
choir and includes the following
selections:
”Lo! How a Rose,” an old Ger
man carol. English words by M.
E. Butler, music by Michael
Praetorius. s
"Shepherds and Shepherdesses.”
An eighteenth century French carol.
"Good King . Wenceslas.” A
traditional English carol.
"In Natali Domini.” Words by
Albert Mitchell. Music by W. G
Rose.
“The Virgin and Child.” Words
Old English. Music by Frank C.
Butcher.
“A Bright Star Shining.” Words
by Van Tassel Sutphen. Music by
J. Sebastian Matthews.
Tomorrow night a special Christ
mas concert will be presented
through WCAP by S. L. Rothafel,
"Roxy” and his Capitol studio art
ists direct from the stage and studio
of the theater. The regular organ
recital from the Skinner organ stu
dio will follow the Capitol Theater
program. •
frank McCarthy heads
G. U. ALUMNI CLUB
Frank McCarthy was elected pres
ident of the Georgetown University
Alumni Club, in the City Club, last
night.
Vice presidents, elected from the
several schools of the university,
were Austin Canfield, Dr. M. A.
Stohlman, Dr. s. Logan Owen, Wal
ter Sheeley hnd Walter T. Cahill.
Eugene Gallery was elected treasurer
and Leo Sheehan, secretary.
Members of the faculty, including
Lou Little, director of athletics, ad
dressed the club. Entertainment
was furnished by Brooke Johns,
George O’Connor and others.
DISTANT STATIONS
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6:OO—WEAF Instrumental Quartet, New York WEAF 492
Royal Canadians Orchestra, Cleveland WTAM 390
Hotel St James Orchestra, Philadelphia WIP 509
Dlhner Concert, Detroit WCX 517
6:2o—Dinner? Music, Newark WOR 405
6:Bo—Hotel Alamac Orchestra, New York WHN 860
Copley Plaza Orchestra, Springfield WBZ 837
WNAC Dinner Dance, Boston WNAC 278
Dinner- Concert, Pittsburgh .. WCAE 462
Meyer Davis Orchestra. Philadelphia WFI 895
Club Alabam Orchestra, New York WNYC 526
6:4s—Markets, Philadelphia k..WIP 509
7 to 8.
7:oo—Waldorf Astoria Orchestra, New York WJZ 455
Colbnel Pattee, Old Soldier Fiddler, New York...WEAF 492
News Bulletins, Chicago ..; KYW 536
Bedtime Stories, Springfield WBZ 837
/ School of the Air. Kansas City .' . WDAF 411
Sunny Jim, Philadelphia WFI 395
Artnpur Tech Band, Chicago > WMAQ 448
Dlhner Concert, Chicago ...-» WGN 870
Uncje Wlp, Philadelphia WIP 509
Kiddles Stories In French, Montreal .CKAC 425
7:lo—David Daca, Cowboy Songs, New York WEAF 492
7:ls—Sports, Newark WOR 405
7:Bo—Carlton Terrace Orchestra, New York WHN 860
- - Adventure Story, New York’ WEAF 492
Bedtime Stories; Chicago KYW 536
Dream Daddy, Philadelphia WDAR 895
Hotel Kimball Trio, Springfield WBZ 387
Markets, Pittsburgh , KDKA 326
Uncle Kaybee, Pittsburgh WCAE 462
Rite Carlton Orchestra, New York ...WGBS 316
Talk, New York WNYC 526
Mt. Royal Hotel Orchestra. Montreal CKAC 425
7:4o—Chateau Four, New York ....WNYC 526
8 to 9.
B.oo—Musical Program, New York ..WHN 860
"Photoradlograms,” Talk, New York WJZ .455
Musical Program, New York WEAF 492
Dinner Concert, Chicago - KYW 536
Classical Music, Newark WOR 405
Musical Pfogram, New York WBBR 273
Womens Chorus, Springfield WBZ 837
Concert Orchestra, Boston WNAC 278
Oriole Orchestra, Chicago WEBH 870
Health Talk, Philadelphia
Ritz Carlton Orchestra, New York WGBS 816
WLS Revue,. Chicago WLB ???
“Historic Rambles,” Philadelphia
Rainbo Club I Entertainers, Cleveland , WHK 288
B:ls—Bernard and'Robinson, Sohgs, New York WJZ 455
Starlight Players, Philadelphia WFI 395
WIP Male Quartet, Philadelphia WIP 509
B:3O—N. Y. Liederkranz Society, New York -WJZ 455
“The Messiah," Pittsburgh „...KDKA 326
Louisville Flute Club, Louisville •
Concert, Pittsburgh
Police' Quartet, New York 5 ~
Studio Concert, Montreal -CKAC 425
Concert, Shenandoah
Concert, Havana * 400
«:40-Christoas Program, Philadelphia WFI 395
9 to 18.
9:oo—Musical Program, New York ...WHN 360
Waldorf Astoria Orchestra, New York WEAF 492
Musical Program, Chicago » .KYW 536
Classical Music, Newark WOR 405
"The Messiah,” Pittsburgh *-£)KA !?6
Hotchkiss Ensemble, Boston . WNAC 278
"Fireside Philosophies,” Minneapolis WCCO 417
Louisville Flute Club, Louisville v WHAS 400
Concert, Pittsburgh - 462
Dance Music, Philadelphia
Musical Program, NeW York 212
WTAM Orchestra, Cleveland
WLS Revue, Chicago .........WLS 345
Christmas Cantata. St. Louis 546
Algard Trio. New York , i’. ???
Hotel La Salle Orchestra. Chicago ..... j*’
. Classical Concert, Chicago WGN 870
Popular Program, Atlanta WSB 429
Stetson Banjo Club, Philadelphia ???
Contort, Havana -PWX 400
Dance Music. Columbus WBAV 428
Rainbo Club Entertainers, Cleveland WHK 283
Musical Program, Cincinnati ..WSAI 309
9:ls—Vesta String Quartet, Springfield WBZ 337
9:Bo—Heckmann’e Danoe Orchestra, New York WHN 360
Pennsylvania Society Dinner, New York WJZ 455
Doctor Hugh Black. Address, Newark WOR 405
Meyer Davis Orchestra, Hot Springs ...KTHS 875
Musical Program, Minneapolis WCCO 417
Kenmore Hotel Orchestra, Schenectady WOY 880
Concert, Memphis .WMC 500
Hugo, Okla., Prpgram. Dallas WFAA 476
9:45—0c lie Behrens, New York WEAF 492
Musical Program, Newark WOR 405
10 to 11.
10:00—Musical Program, New York WHN 860
Pennsylvania Society Diniier, New York WJZ 455
Musical Program, New York i WEAF 492
Meyer Davis Orchestra, Hot Springs KTHS 375
John Merkel, Tenor, Springfield WBZ 837
Dance Boston WNAC 278
Oriole Orchestra, Chicago ...WEBH 870
Musical Program, Minneapolis WCCO 417
Kenmore Hotel Orchestra, Schenectady WGY 380
Musical Program, Ngw York ......WGBS 816
. WTAM Dance Orchestra, Cleveland WTAM 390
t Concert, Memphis WMC 500
WLS Revue, ChicSgo WLS 345
Christmas Cantata, St. Louis KSD 546
Musical Program, New York WNYC 526
Theater Revue, Chicago WMAQ 448
Hotel Le Claire Orchestra, Davenport WOC 484
Motorists Talk, Philadelphia .WIP 509
Dance Program, Columbus WBAV 423
Dance Program, Mooseheart WJJD 278
Dance Music, Lansing WREO -288
Weekly News Review, Cincinnati WSAI 809
1015—Macy and Scott, Songs, Newark !WOR 4(L
Club Madrid Orchestra, Philadelphia WIP 509
Musical Program, Cincinnati WSAI 309
10:30—Astor Dance Orchestra, New York .....WJZ 455
Late Show, Chicago KYW 586
> Dapce Music, Minneapolis WCCO 417
Mt. Royal Hotel Orchestra, Montreal CKAC 425
Dance Music, Elgin ...WTAS 285
> 11 to 18.
11.00—Leroy Smith’s Orchestra, New York .WHN 860
Vincent Lopez’ Orchestra, New York . WEAF 492
Late Show, Chicago KYW 586
Russian Eagle Orchestra, NeW York WGBS 316
WTAM Dance Orchestra, Cleveland WTAM 890
Popular Entertainment, Cincinnati WMH 809
WLS Revue, Chicago , WLS 845
Chapman’s Orchestra, Chicago .WGN 870
Organ Recital, Philadelphia WIP 509
Band Concert, Oaklartd .KGO 812
Christmas Concert, Portland KGW 492
Concert, Los Angeles i..’....KHJ 895
Minstrel Show, Hollywood KNX 387
Weidner’s Orchestra, San Francisco KPO 423
Dance Music, Mooseheart WJJD 278
Dance Music, Lansing . WREO 288
Rainbo Orchestra, Chicago . ~..WQJ 448
WTAS Orchestra. Elgin WTAS 285
ll:?0 —Roseland Orchestra, Now York < WHN 360
Beisman’s8 eisman’s Orchestra, Springfield .♦ <.....W8Z 337
equest. Program, Shenandoah . ..KFNF 266
11:45 —Jazzolofists Orchestra, Atlanta WSB 429
After Midnight.
12:00—Late Show, Chicago,- KYW 586
Oriole Orchestra, Chicago WEBH 370
Concert, Loa Angeles .KFI 469
Hotel Alips Orchestra, Cincinnati .’ WMH 309
WLS Revue, Chicago ’. WLS 345
Hotel Adolphus Orchestra. DaJlaS WFAA 476
Ind:ana Ramblers Orchestra, New York ... .WAHG 816
Jazzologistg Orchestra. Atlanta '. WSB 429
Concert. Oakland KGO 812
Christtpas Concert, Portland KGW 492
■ Concert, Los Angeles KHJ 395
Minstrel Show, Hollywood KNX 837
Weidner Orchestra, San Francisco . ..,i KPO 428
Dance Music, Mooseheart ... WJJD 278
Rainbo Orchestra, Chicago WQJ 448
Dance Music, Lansing WREO 288
WTAS Orchestra, Elgin v.WTAS 285
12:45 —Nighthawk Frolic, Kansas City WDAF 411
I:oo—Congress Carnival, Chicago i..... KYW 586
Halstead’s Orchestra, Oaklands . KGO 812
Biltmore Orchestra, Los Angeles KHJ 895
Coconut Grove Orchestra, Hollywood KNX 337
MusicKe, Northfield WCAL 360
Midnight Entertainers, Cincinnati ........WSAI 309
I:3o—Toadstool Orchestra. Cincinnati WSAI 309
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Romping Around
Radio Dial
L— By Listener-In —-
The gentleman who is deriving
the greatest benefit from radio at
present is Santa Claus.
By installing a microphone and
a giant transmitter at the North
Pole, Kris has established diftct
communication with the youngsters
during these few delirious days be
fore Christmas., ’
The noise and the bustle of the
Santa-Clausian workshop, goal of
all our childhood dreams, is now
brought direct from the North Pole
to the home.
And if you can’t get a thrill out
of hearing these Chritsmas sounds,
the orders of Santa Claus to his
workmen, the rat-tat of drums, the
tinny blats of horns and the cries
of roughly handled dolls, there’s
something wrong.
Last night, Santa Claus was
bsoadcastlng from practically every
station within range of Washington.
If you missed the Old Gentleman
yesterday, listen to him broadcasting
direct from his workshop tonight,
through WBZ, Springfield, at about
ten minutes past seven.
Although Roxy hasn’t promised to
hook-up with Santa Claus tomorrow
night, he has arranged for a musical
program that will be Christmasy In
execution.
A number of Christmas songs are
scheduled to be offered from the
studio.
During the stage program, Roxy
will present ” Down Memory Lane of
Musical Comedy?” Many of the
Gang are listed in the cast.
R. Dean Shure. prominent Wash
ington organist and composer, is tn
be honored tomorrow night by having
two- of his compositions from the
"Washington Suite”—‘"Hie Mirror
Reflecting Pool" and “Potomac Park
.Boat Song”—included in the program
of Maurice Garrabrant, who will play
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This Program Is Sent By Mail and Corrected By
Telegraph, But Subject to Last-Minute Changes
/ ‘ 19 to 18.
10:30—Bethany Pfesbyterlan Church. Philadelphia ...WOO 509
Church Service*. Boston . WNAC 2.78
11:00—Bloor Street Presbyterian Church, Toronto CFCA 400
Church Services, Schenectady ...WGY 380
Church Services, Louisville WHAS 400
St. Thomas Episcopal Church, New York WJZ 4(5
Church Services, Springfield ..WBZ 337
v » H to <•
12:00—Children’s Hour, Chicago .' WGN 370
First Presbyterian Church; Atlanta WSB 429
Central Church, Chicago KYW 530
Church of the Covenant, Cincinnati ....WLW 423
12:45—Concert, Chicago .*. ~ .......WGN 870
3:oo—Sunday Hymn Sing, New York WEAF 493
Copcert, Cleveland . WJAX 890
Detroit News Orchestra, Detroit ....... I ...WWJ 517
Bethany Sunday School, Philadelphia .-...W00 509
2:3o—Musicals, New York WGBS 816
Musical Program, New York .WJZ 455
Sacred Concert, Toronto .....CFCA 400
2:4s—Concert, Pittsburgh KDKA 336
» Interdenominational Services, New York WEAF 492
B:oo—Organ Recital, Detroit - WCX 517
Christmas Play, Schenectady WGY 380
, Vespers, Buffalo :WGR 819
Musical Program, Pittsburgh WCAE 463
8:15—Old South Forum, Boston '. WNAC 278
B:3o—Artist ‘Cqpcert, Chicago WGN 870
the oragn recital on the Skinner
Organ, following the Capitol Theater
program.
We have been asked the name of
the station whose slogan fs "The
of the Far West."
Not particularly Intimate with
that section of the country, we
refer the query to some of the
distance getters who have better
luck with the West than we do.
The old year is to bo rung oat
for the entire country at midnight
December 31, by WOO, Philadelphia,
vthich station will broadcast the
ringing of the Independence Hall
bell.
, The custom, until, last year, was
observed only by Philadelphians
who assembled en masse in Inde
pendence Square for the celebration
that marked the passing of another
year of independence.
The bell that will be rung this
year is the one that replaced the
Liberty 801 l in the tower in 1877.
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- • SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1924.
HIDES DIAMOND IN SHOE
ANQ WIFE GIVES IT AWAY
NEW YORK/Dec. 21U-A man
described as a physician of Glen
Cove, L. ,1., retrieved from* an old
shoe in the Salvation Army home
at Hempstead a 11,100 diamond ring
that he had bought for his wife
and had hid in th* shoe a short
time before his wife gave it away.
Salvation Army workers bad visited
Glen Cove and had collected old
clothing and discarded shoes, which
were placed in a pile at the Hemp
stead home. Among these was a
pair of shoes from the physician's
home.
The caretaker at the home was
awakened by knocks on the door.
The physician, much excited, de
manded permission to look at the
old shoes obtained in Glen Cove.
He searched through the pile and
grabbed a worn patent leather
shoe, from which he drew out the
ring.
, Studio Chapel Service, Chicago ...KYW 526
B:4S—WGY Orchestra, WGY 380
4:oo—Germantown Y. M. C. A. Program, Philadelphia./.. .WIP 509
Organ Recital, Buffalo '. ,'J. WGR 819
Organ Recital, Pittsburgh ..KDKA 326
Musical Program, New York- WJZ 455
4.80 Chapel Services, Philadelphia WFI 895
s:oo—Organ Recital, Schenectady /.....t..WGY 380
Concert, Kansas City 1 WDAF 411
Vespers, Louisville .4 r . WHAS 400
s:lo—House of Hope Presbyterian Church, Minneapolis..WCCO 417
« to 8.
6:oo—Baraca Chorus, Atlanta Z ....WSB 429
Organ Recital, Philadelphia WOO 509
Dinner Concert, Detroit* ...WCX 517
6:Bo—Dinner Concert, Pittsburgh .....KDKA 826
Dinner Concert, Pittsburgh ....i WCAE 463
3:4s—Park Street Congregational Church, Boston WNAC 278
7Ao—Radio Bible Class, Dallas WFAA 476
Bloor Street Presbyterian Church, Toronto ......CFCA 400
Church Services, Cincinnati WMH BOT
Sacred Concert, Montreal ....CKAC 415
Dinner Concert, New York ....wJZ 455
7:ls—Churc,h Services, Detroit WCX 517
7:3o—St. Paul’* Episcopal Church; Detroit WWJ. 517
Organ Recital, Chicago f WLS 845
Church Service, Pittsburgh KDKA 826
First Presbyterian Church. Schenectady WQY 880
Central Church Services, Buffalo ......WGR 819
Musical Program, Springfield W?3Z 387
.) « to IS.
B:oo—Church Quartet, Cincinnati 809
Church Services, Chicago KYW 586
Musical Program, New York WJZ 455
Round Table Forum, Philadelphia WDAR 895
B:ls—Hotel Commodore Orchestra, New York .........WJY 405
Short Sermon, Cincinnati ..WMH 309
Church of the Covenant, Cincinnati «WLW 345
8.80 Wesley Memorial Church, Atlanta ...WSB 429
Talk, Springfield WBZ 887
Church Service*, Jefferson City .WOB 441
B:4s—Henepln Avenue Church, Minneapolis WCCO 417
9:oo—Concert, Beaumont .......KFDM 806
Church Service*, Kansas City WHB 411
Church Services, Davenport WOC 484
Concert, Cleveland WJAX 890
9:Bo—Musical Program, Davenport WOC 484
Concert, Hot Springs KTHB 875
WIP Little Symphony Orchestra, Philadelphia WIP 509
Christmas Prqgram, New York WGBS 816
Musicale, Northfield WCAL 360
9:4s—Orchestral Concert, Cincinnati .....WLW 423
* 10 to 12.
10:00 —Sacred Songs, Dallas WFAA 476
WGN Artists, Chicago WGN 370
Hymns, lowa City WHAA 484
Concert, Minneapolis WCCO 417
Musical Program, New York WHN 360
Familiar Hymns, lowa City WHAA 484
Christmas Music, New York WJZ '455
10:80—S. S. Paris Orchestra, Montreal ...J CKAC 425
Gardner’s Orchestra, Dallas WFAA 47«
Church Services, Oakland KGO 312
11X)O —Concert, Los Angeles KHJ 395
Concert, Hollywood ..KNX 337
11:80—Concert, San Francisco KPO 431
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