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MUSIC AND DRAMA
Vocal Historical Recital.
In the various fields of the fine arts,]
there have been women who have been
accorded places beside their male
workers. So it is not astonishing to
find women composing songs, sonatas,
dance suites, piano pieces and even
orchestral works. For the lecture re-
cital Wednesday afternoon at high.
school hall, Mr. Howland has chosen
a list of eighteen songs written by the
foremost women composers both dead
and living.
There will be two groups of Ger-
man, one of French, one of English,
and one of American songs. The nam-
es of Clara Scumann, Chaminade,
d'iHardelot, Allisteen, Liza Lehmann
Ware, Salter, Lang, Beach and others
indicate the catholicity of the program.
"The Mayor of New Town."
A theatrical event of more than com-
monplace importance is underlined for
matinee and night, Saturday, April 27,
the Whitney theater, where the far-
famed "Smart Set" Company, in the
lastest three act musical comedy "The
Mayor of New Town" will be the at-
traction. Probably no production of
its kind has been mounted with such
care and skill or given such preten-
tious attention in the way of scenic
investiture, costumes, etc., as this par-
ticular aggregation of colored stars.
Salem Tutt Whitney is the principal
comedian. He is supported by forty
talented people with J. Homer Tutt
and Miss Ethel Marshall as his lead-
ing aides. The music is described as
being on the lilting order with plenty
of songs sure to be whistled before the
engagement is over.
UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS
LECTURE IN PHILA)ELP1Lt
At the meeting of the American Phil-
osophical Society held in Philadelphia
last week, Prof. W. H. Hobbs lectured
on "Some Considerations Bearing up-
on the Origin of Lava," and Dean
Vaughan discussed "Protein Poison;
Its Preparation and- Its Nature." At
the same meeting Dr. Carl Huber was
elected to membership.
"Freddie" Gould is Seriously Ill
Frederick Gould, '13, who .has been
seriously ill for the past few days with
a complication of pneumonia, has been
removed to Dr. Darling's private hos-
pital on Fifth avenue. Gould's parents
have been summoned and were ex-

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