Tomorrow evening in Jordan Hall a concert by Pembroke Dahiquist, baritone. He will sing songs from contemporary and modern Parisians and Russians, Italians, Englishmen and Americans.

On the same evening in Steinert Hall a concert of piano music played by Henry Lichtwart and of songs sung by Elsa Glorloff, a pupil of Mme. Lehmann. Miss May Forslind, pleasantly remembered from an earlier concert will play the accompaniments.

Thursday afternoon in Steinert Hall a concert of piano pieces by Mme. Szunowska. She will play Schumann's "Carneval," four pieces by Chopin and selections from Paderewski, Liszt, and Debussy.

The same evening in Jordan Hall the Cecilia Society will sing choral numbers from Ravel, Borodin, Griog and Bantock, Mr. Smalley, the cellist, will assist.

Saturday evening in Jordan Hall, Guy Maier, well-known Boston pianist, will give a concert of piano pieces by Chopin, Grieg, Debussy, Poulene and Moskowski.

Sunday afternoon in Symphony Hall a concert by the Boston Symphony Ensemble, players from the Boston Symphony Orchestra assisted by Philip Gordon, pianist. The program includes the Overture to "Secret of Susanna" a Quintet for Piano and Strings by Foote and SaintSaen's Concerto in G minor.

Sunday evening in Symphony Hall a concert by the Paulist choristers who will sing numbers from the Catholic services.