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INSTRUMENTAL CLUBS PLAN SERIES OF FIVE CONCERTS
First One to be in Portland, February 26--Last Comes March 11
The Instrumental Clubs' plans for the approaching season were announced last night by A. T. Hartwell '29, assistant manager of the organization.
A series of five concerts has been planned. Opening on February 26 with a concert in Frye Hall, Portland, Maine, the instrumentalists will entertain at Phillips-Exeter Academy on the following afternoon. Their third concert will be on March 4, in Brattle Hall, Cambridge. This will be their only individual performance in Cambridge. Following their usual custom of giving a concert annually in New York City, the clubs will travel to the metropolis on March 5, where they will play in the Town Hall. The final performance will be in New Bedford on March 11.
On February 7, the members of the clubs will assemble at the Union to elect new members. Plans and arrangements for the next Christmas trip will also be discussed then.
There will probably be trials on the following day for new candidates. Any member of the college is eligible.
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