The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-30
THE MUSIC TEACHERS
CONVENTION WILL BEGIN IN M0NT-
 GoMERY TOMORROW.
Numerous Concerts Are to Be Given by Leading Musicians of Alabama --Many Delegates Are
 Exuecfed.

The third annual convention of the Alabama state Music Teachers Asso- ciation yrill begin in Montgomery at 10 80 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Girls High School. corner of south Lawrence and High Streets.
 The Association will be in session here through Friday. concluding with d plano recital Friday night by Jo- names Maeendanz of Tuskegee. The MT. Marendanz to be q rare treat as MT. Mawendanx Is a pianist of excep- ttonal ability and training. He mas charge of the musical department Of the Alabama Conference Female Col lege at Tuskegee.
 At the opening business session to- morrow morning at 1o:s0 o'clock Au, rust (3eiRer of Gainesville. Ga, Will read 4 paper on the subject, What Stu dies and Pieces ought to be in the Cur rioulum of Every Music studentT' This will be followed by general discus sion ii o'clock. when a concert will be gwen in the auditorium of the GIFTS hisn school. The Montgomery symphony Orchestra will render the WiInam ,reir overture. This will be followen hy the rendition of Mendelssohn's Trio in D Minor, in which George F. Lind ner, Charles stewart and Mrs. Kooert Eilenberg will participate.
 The next number will be the nrst r,aysrent of Beethoven's Concert In q Minor. by Johannes Magendanz or Tuskegee and the symphony orcaestIa- After this, Ralph Lindner. on the mute and Mrs Robert Eilepberg at the piano will render an entertaining number. [. The orchestra will again be heard in inc first movement of Beethoven's sym nhonv Then Miss Elizabeth Milis- nnurh will sing two vocal selectiohs with violin and cello obligato.
 Recommended by the orchestra. Mrs. Eilenbeerg will play Greigs concert m A Minor. The concert will De closed w,th the brilliant Tannhauser overture by the orchestra. AL The symphony orchestra Is under the d,rection of Robert B. Eilenberg of Montgomery.
 Ats o'clock tomorrow afternoon there will he an organ recital by George l.: Johnson, a well known organist or SSor+ eomArv. and at { o'clock the same ssternoon the delegates will be taken on a trolley ride to Electric Park
 At s15 o'clock tomorrow night Tn the Girls High School. there will De another recital in which Miss Fannie Msrks vioIinist. Miss Dora Sternfeld. nianIst. and Miss Carrie I,un. vocalist will he the only Montsomerlans on the nrooram. Miss Marks will 9lay number to be selected. Mss st-r' feid will render Liszt's Polouaise. whits Miss Lum will sing the aria rom "oneen of sheeba." There will be niano violin and vocal numbers by Miss Sidney Kyle of scottshoro. Miss Mary C, connor of Gadsden. Mrs Ja- coh Forney of Sprineville. Miss Frances sihcrt of osadsden. Miss Laura F. Dale of Montevallo. Mrs. Thomas E. Knight of Greensboro and Miss Mathilde biipro of Gadsden.
 hrs;ness session, beginning at 1o:So o'clock, at which the annual eIectlon of oficers will take place and papers will be read by A. F. Just of EufauIa and Mrs. M E. Truitt of Mobile.
 There will be smother concert at S;so o'clock Friday afternoon in which the following musicians will particlpate: MT and Mrs. EiIenberg of Montgom- erv Mrs. Cora W. Foster of Eufaula, Miss KittybelIe Stirling of Mobile, Miss Millspaugh of Montgomery, Miss Geor- gia stirling of Mobile, Mrs. Maude E. Truitt of Mobile and George F. Lindner of Montgomery.
 The piano recital Friday night py Professor Magendanz will begin at s:13 o'clock. and with IL the cohVehsioH VIII be concluded. -
 A large attendance of delegates to the convention is expected by the Mont gomery musicians who have been ar- ranging for the gathering.
 The off1cers of the Alabama State Mu- sic Teachers Association are: Miss stella s. Harris of Tuscaloosa. Pres i6ent and Mrs Sidney J. vann of Bat tella. Secretary and Treasurer.