Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

inner circle of the Four Hundred with their
wives, Intend to build up another exclusive
set
Friends of Madame Borglum will be
Erieved to hear OF the death of her
mother. Madame viEnal, at her home at
Rue Ernest Renau. Paris, on the a2d day
of July. Madame Vignal was rs years
old. and for q long time had been an in
valid 1t Is a comfort to know that mad
anne Borgium was with her mother when
the end came. Much affection and SYM
pathy extend to Madame Borglum In her
sorrow.
On August %. at Eandel hall ch,easo
university. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly
give their Shamrock recital. II II had
not been SO fearfully hot should like
to have staid In Chicago to hear It. I
believe. very sincerely. that the concert
means step toward bigger things 1t
would have been interesting to slip In
and watch the trend of opinion. Tic
best kind OF good luck to theml
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Mr.. VIII Manchester, so well known for
his beautiful baritone voice, has decided
to give up his position with the Union
Pacific railroad and open q studio for the
teaching Of singing here In Omaha Mr..
Manchester Is genuinely musical, and his
love for the art has led him to under.
take this new venture His success In
almost forsgons conclusion. He has had
good training, and with his whole TIM.
devoted to study and teaching he VIII
grow" With his intelligence there js
no reason why he should not make last
ing place for himself.
The Mendelssohn Glee club Of New York
Ii hard at work raising fund for the
support OF Edward Mcdowell and also
TO perpetuate his name In some fitting
manner. It is q long while since such a
pathetic story as this great American
composers has come to pass Genius. a
representative nature and criticism form
tearsome trio. II Mcdowell could
only have died like Keats. but, alas he
must live on. maybe for years, the very
husk Of his former self. We who love his
music can surely spare q little from our
prosperity for this brother spirit in trouble.
Mr.. Allen Robinson. 60 Wall street, New
York IL the secretary OF the helping
movement and will gratefully receive all
moneyA
Are we really to have a municipal band
II Ii too good TO be true. OF course we
need one. Our outdoor summer life Is
growing to mammoth proportions Omaha
will before long become an ideal summe.
resort. The open country Is very beautiful
our system OF boulevards and parks will
shortly be completed and perfected. Han.
soon park is the crown Jewel Of all parks
nne band permanently stationed there
would do q world OF good ana be an eve,
increasing source OF delight Good lucl
TO this protectl MARY LEARNED.
Notes and Personals.
ossip oabriiowitsch will tour in Americs
The Theodore Thomas orchestra will
give a series OF concerts at Waterloo. la.
In September.
public s1 .apR Ss1 e CFoh a S.. IA
the list Of railroad subscriptions with !
check for moo. Chats something like iii
4 special from Los Angeles says tina
Ellen Beach Yaw Of high note fame sooreC
great success In that city on June n
self doWS to sS SOI hs. anS sa:
win her high Is and fS-LoSisVifhs' i HsT
aid.
.oiaoomo Puecini has bean trying for som
his permission for musical setting 0
however. steadily refused until quite re Re
siSG q ], friend 6s ia. Scp..nssd 70
coquslins can be getting themselves read
} for impersonationl OF the title role.
! Although little known In America unit
: he created an extraordinary Sensation b
his appearapces here last winter, Lhevinns
the great Russian pianist. has enjoyed
TSSS a the Saa "a S ssps a the D.
J in Paris. where Chopin lived and made hi
? fame, that the critics said no one. exeep
SSdss the famous aa ' Ssaas i II %in %
, and the wonderful 'Fantasie'' In r shar
. minor; With the ''nnssse aud soft msian
. astonlshmsnt by the depth OF concsptio
: and fawless virtuosity Of his tntsrprsta
ton Of Beethoven Lhevtnne's appearance
, Of critical approval