Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

lI-s-,,. department of the Womans club
will come on the afternoon of January 3,
with the following program, which reads
attractively:
TWO Planos-Mr. sigsmiunid Iandsburg,
Mr.. h. Z. Patton,
Souvenir de Moscou (airs Russes)......
Miss Emily ceve. "'eina"SNi
a. Until You Came........John w. Metcalf
b. Niolet.......,............ Albert Mildenberg
Mrs c. {. Cope.
Song Without Words. .Sinding
Miss Gertrude Ernst.
sunset.................... Dudley Buck
-. Mrs, 4, !. Root. -
Robert Toi Que Anne. .Meyerbeer
Mr.. Olaf Peterson.
lmpromptu 4 patton, Schubert
Miss Ingrid Petersen, accompanist.
The people taking part are all profess
SIGNALS. Miss Ernst is one of the instruc-
tors at the Chicago university. Mrs. Shary
has charge Of the recital and has evidently
spent much time and pains upon its make
up. Ffsr
Mrs. Esther Palmquist, who has been
studying vocal and operate art with Her
mann Devries and l., A. Phelps in chi
cago is spending the holidays with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. T. ]. Mullin, in this
city, and will give a song recital at
Schneider & Mueller's auditorium next
Thursday evening, January 8. She will be
assisted by Miss May Lovely, a pianist
well known in Omaha, and Mr.. Vail Mrs
Palmquist, whose voice is dramatic So
prano, will sing the aria from Weber's
Der Treischutz' The program also in
cludes the Habenera from Carmen
Gounod's "serenade," with flute obligata
Tosus Good Bye" and Love in the
Spring Time" by Arditti. Miss Lovely's
numbers are "Valse Styrienne," by Wollen-
haupt, and Wagners Song to the Evening
Star" Mrs. Palmquist leaves the last Of
the week for Chicago, where she viii con-
tinue her studies until next October, when
she will tour with a concert company.
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on January 10 at the Schneider & Muel-
Ter hall stanislav Letofsky, pupil of Mr..
Jean Dufiield, will give a piano recital.
The next meeting Of the Tuesday Morn
ing Musical club comes January s, at the
residence of Mrs. E. w Nash The great
Italian composers win be represented. Mrs,
Turner has charge OF the program.
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1.-The Holy City" was given successfully
in Bellevue December 20, under the d.
rection of Miss Fawcett. Many people
went down from Omaha. A good audiei &c
filled the Presbyterian church OF the
soloists Mrs. Wilhelm, who sang the soprano
role particularly acquitted herself with
credit.
At the Presbyterian church in Omaha
last Sunday night Mr.. Ellis and his choir
gave large part of THE Holy City"
The day before the Christmas music
services at the ST. Mary's Avenue Congre-
gational church, Mrs Kelly received word
that her brother had been killed in an ac-
cident. Notwithstanding this sad news,
she went through her part in the Sunday
singing both morning and evening. Those
who knew her well noticed the set express
sion Of her face Not till after her d ly's
work was over did she tell even her choir
companions of her sorrow and loss. Mrs.
Kelly has the sympathy and affection of a
large circle Of friends.
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The following comment by W. ]. Hender-
son is almost too full OF GOOD hard sense
TO be popular. II singers took his adv ca
to heart there would be at least a few
more first rate opera and concert per-
formers.
From time to time II may be convenient
and possibly profitable 10 make some COM
ment in this place on the new opera singers