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TICKETS FOR FIRST WHITING CONCERT PUT ON SALE TODAY

May be Procured at Amee's at $1.00--Concert to be Given in Paine Hall on Wednesday, December 6

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED November 20, 1922

Tickets for the first Whiting exposition of chamber music will be put on sale today to the general public at Amee's Bookstore on Brattle street. The concert, which will be given in John Knowles Paine Memorial Hall at 8.15 o'clock on Wednesday evening, December 6, will be open free to all members of the University, who will sit on the floor of the hall. The tickets now on sale for $1.00 admit only to the balcony.

Mr. Arthur Whiting, who will give a brief explanation of each number on the program, has been giving his expositions of chamber music for 16 seasons. In addition to his own playing at the harpischord, he will be assisted by Miss Edith Bennett, soprano, and Mr. George Barrere, flute.