The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
y ASSOCIATION a success.

ance agent of Raleigh. N. c.. was a caller
at the State Treasurers office.
n. Il. Association n success,
,r,,e ..so,,thern Music Teachers Associa-
.t..,n,, which met IN Atlanta, Ca June
19t, 18th. and 14th. was DIG success.
over two hundred musicians. Representing
nearly every Southern State. were present.
Tho convention opened on TUESDAY eve
I,,,a 12fb with the following pro-
gramme: A.
Elarta.
drum, D. D.. Atlanta
RESPONSE -yice-Presdent +. III. Peters,
Spartanburg, S. {.
Address-.'Outlook Of the assoeia.ioii
President Joseph Mclean, A.ial'a'
T,acture-"JTnpublished Interviews with
craat NTus;cians',-Mr. VIM. Armstrong.
New York.
Wednesday morning. June 18th. Y NJ 9.
Hail o'clock-A ddress-"The -Appi1-
c.t,on of Mental Laws to the Study, FER
Torrance and Teaching Of Music'-Mr.
Ferdinand Dunkley, Asheville, n G..
symphony Club Hall, Department OF
Voice Culture, Mr.. Frank Stayton Ihomp-
son, Richmond, Va, presiding' aour pa
psrs:
l. NiitiI IL 4''SeliAo
MI. Thompson.
"The Blending of Voices in Ensem-
b1a einging,,-Mr. j. w. Jendwine, Raleigh,
s. sThe Physical VS.. the Aesthetic in
voice Culture"-Miss Sarah Is. knight,
Grey Court, S, z.
4. "The Choice and Use OF SONGS III
Teaching,'-Mr. Frank E. Rebarer, Savan-
nah, Ga.
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall. 1o:3o-Lecture--"
Artistic Temperament''-Mr. Armstrong,
New York.
III o-Recital-By Miss Rose Cores, so
prano; Mr.. Hans Kronold, cello
Wednesday afternoon, First NJ. T.
Church, 1:sn-organ Recital-By Mr. j.
Fowler Richardson, Atlanta, Ga.
Y. NJ. C.. A. Hall, S;Uo-Piano Recital
Bv Mr. Emil Liebling, Chicago.
4:3O-Business meeting.
Governors Mansion, $50 to 7:oo-Kecep-
ton to members and participating artists
by Governor and Mrs. Gambler.
Grand Opera House, S:30-Grand Con-
CERTIFY Mr. Emil Liebling, pianist; DR..
Hopkins, baritone, Baltimore: Mr.. Hans
Kronold, celloist, New York; Mr. Frank
Dunkley. accompanist; Miss Nesey, con-
tralto, Nashville; Mr.. Ellison Var Hoose,
tenor, New York: Miss Frances Miller
soprano New York.
Thursday morning. June 14th, Church
of the Sacred Heart g:w-High Mass
Feast of Corpus Christi)-Mr. j. Lewis
Browne, organist and conductor tine
musical programme, with solos by Mrs.
NJ. M. O'Brien, Mrs. w. S. 9eates and
Mr.. Van Hose.
Symphony Club Hall. 9:c0-Generai CON
ference of WomenS CLUBS, MISS tsopei I'd
Seawell, chairman.
Y. M. c. A Hall, 10:15-Piano Conven-
tional Recitai-By Mrs a. K. Virgil, New
York: and Master Miner Gallup, pupil
pianist of Virgil Piano School.
symphony Club Hall, Department of
Voice Culture, 10:15. Mr.. Frank Stayton
Thompson. presiding-Papers:
/. classification of Voices-Mr. Thomp-
SOC.
New VS.. Old Methods"-NIr- E. Hide
brand. Bridgewater, va.
8. .'What Are the Causes of Vocal Fail
re?"-AIrs Josie Garter. Montgomery,Ala.
4, .Relaxation and Concentration''-Mr
w. S. Sterling, of College of Music, Gin
cinnau, Ohio.
symphony Club Parlors, lo:15-Public
School Music-Mr. b. G. Davis, Atlanta,
presiding.
7. NJ. {. A. Hall, 1o:sp-Recital-By Mr..
Glen d. Gum, pianist Chicago; and Miss
Mary W. Lovelace soprano, Marion. Ala.
Thursday afternoon, First NJ. e. Church,
t:30-Organ Recital-By Mr.. Ferdinand
Dunkey, Asheville, n. c.
Y NJ. c. A. Hall, S:ce-Recital-By Mr..
Emmanuel Wad, pianist. and Mr.. Chas.
II. Rabold, baritone, Baltimore, Md.
Symphony Club Hall, 4:5o-Business
meeting, election Of officers and selection
of place for next meeting.
Grand Opera House. S:f5-Grand Con-
CERTIFY Mr.. Richard Burmeister. world
famous pianist: Mr.. Van Hoose, tenor;
Mr. Hans Kronold, cello; Miss Miller, So
prano; Miss Cores, soprano; DR.. Hopkin-
son, baritone: Miss Vesey, contralto: and
Atlanta Festival Chorus-Mr. Alfredo
Barili, conductor Mrs. D. T. Summey, ac-
companits.
At the annual business meeting the fol-
| lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, r. II. Peters. Spar
tanburs, S. c., (vice-presidents for each
State to be appointed by the presidenD !;
Recording Secretary, f. Stayton Thomp-
son, Richmond, Va; Corresponding Sec
refary Ferdinand Dunkley. Asheville, N.
c.; and Treasurer, b. &. Davis, Atlanta,
Ga.
It was decided to hold the next conven-
ton at Chattanooga, Tenn, in June, 1901