Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
! clark. also Catherine Skinner and Mary

I t'Ar'''N t'-t.NN''
! The Omaha Musicians association, better
known perhaps as the Musical union, held
meeting last Tuesday and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: presi-
dent " Il. David. with T. kaufman as vice
| president: H. H. Rohrs and Emil Hoffman.
secretaries, and Julius Meyer treasurer The
trustees are Franz Adclmann, Charles Es-
gers and julius Thiele. and the executive
business will be attended to by Frank
Lorcnz, Ed Hoffman, 4. Il. Smith, A. II.
Schroeder and II. c. zeh.
Miss Tenant Clary desires to express her
appreciation of the sympathy extended to
her by the musicians of this city on the
occasion of her recent bereavement and she
feels gratifying consolation therein. 1t
Is moro than likely that she will accept the
generosity of the musicians at some future
time, when conditions are practicable. She
is certainly entitled to the best that any
musician can give.
The little musicale given at the Omaha
club by Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore's daughter,
Eugene, while it was not in any way a
professional appearance, was nevertheless
a genuine pleasure to the favored few who
were honored with invitations owing to
the fact that Mrs Whitmore's hospitality
exceeded the limits of her own residence, the
Omaha club was chosen aa the scene of the
function. Only the personal friends of tho
family were invited Eugene is an unaf-
fccted child, who has love for music, just
as she has for play. Her talent is really
to be wondered at and it is certainly re-
freshing to hear a child play without any
of bo tPhilI Non1pv''
type and without any aspirations whatever
for professional career. There is an aban-
don about the child's playing which is far
beyond her years and the program which
she presented was one of classic strength.
The audience was composed of the best so
ciety in Omaha and gowns of bewildering
beauty dazzled the eye of-but ret the society
editor tell the tale.
Charles Higgins, of whom Omaha needs
to be told nothing, announces a concert for
the evening of December 20, at the Y. NJ. c.
A. hall. He will be assisted by professional
friends.
The Misses Nebriska will give a concert
at Boyd's theater on Tuesday evening next
and the indications are that they will pre-
sent their program to a large audience.
These talented Nebraska song birds will
be assisted by several local celebrities and
a program of great variety and much inter-
est has been prepared.
MIR. Dan Wheeler ir. added laurels to
his oft crowned brow by his singing last
week at the First Congregational church
Of Fremont He was accorded a fine recep-
ttCn and once moro tho Fremont people
showed their appreciation cf the fact that
there are a few good things in Omaha and
Fremont appreciates the best that can be
given IT,
The introduction to the third act Of Bar
enhautcr," Siegfried- Wagner's new opera,
will be played at the First Methodist church
as prelude to the service this morning at
1920.
Tho Harmony quartet sings at the Con-
bo assisted by several local celebrities and
gregational church, Counsel Bluffs, this after
neon
Sutorius has recently published dainty
song entitled "a Dream" words by j. w.
Swhart, and music from the pen CT Miss
Lily Ruegg Button. He has also published
tho piano transcription Of Buds and Bios
CONS" formerly arranged for two mando-
Inns and guitars enc Of the best numbers
that he has written.
Mr.. Petersen is receiving the congratula- |
tions OF his friends On the success cf his !
"Orpheus" concert last Saturday night.
Nj. Ernest Nordin is working up most
repertoire of violin solos
THOMAS j. KELLY.
-----------------
Miss Evans studio, 22S Bee Building
-----------------------------
Miss Beatrice Wilson's Vocal Studio, 5l2
Karbach block. Mondays and Thursdays.
Also at Brownell hall.
----------
Mrs. Frances Baetens Piano Studio, 1920