Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

Williams voice of great range never
loses It's beautiful lyric quality Temper.
virtually lives his songs anu mat A.
what makes him the artist he Is,
The next meeting OF the musical de-
partment Of the Women's club will take
place on october 20 at 2:l5 p. N. at the
First Congregation church in cummemo-
ration OF the one hundredth anniversary
when the following program viii be rem
dered:
Biographical sketch OF LisEt...,.....,
Mrs. A. y. Somers.
Hungarian Rhapsodie (No. O.".... .Liszt
Mrs Wagner
(a) o, Komm i'm Traum.y.......,..l liszt
tb) Dance song-Come and Trip IT,;
Miss Ganson.
Polonaise Brilliante. ..........,W ,Wioniawski
Miss Mcbride.
sonata In q minor.,,,..... Muller
Na) Allegro .....,......,.......'.s.s..
90 Ahdante' '''.'''''''''''''''''''''
''' rusue '''Mr.''sait;annl;c,v;''''''''''''''' Mr. STANLEY
(a) Consolation mo D...,..........,. Liszt
(b) La Canpanella. lla..........Paganini-L -LisEt
Mrs. Wagner.
The Wanderer.,....,......, Schubert
'''S Mr. Gray, i'A'''
March from Rienze. .............W Wagner
Mr.. Stanley.
Program arranged by Mrs. w. e. Bing-
ham.
A song recital by Frederic C. Freeman
tel viii be given At the First Congress
ber a. at S'lb o'clock Mrs. Freemantsl
at the piano Ths PETgTam; STT
(a) My Lovely Celia........ George Munroe
'tb) The Plague of LoVe......,,... Dr. Arne
tc) Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal".,.
,o o W. -. vnnh 2uilteT
fpl Three Comrades (bN raunpEf1
;...,.....,......,......... Hans Herman
(a) Traume ,...........,.,....,......W Wagner
(b) Haidenroslein ....... Beethoven Huss
(d) Heimliche Aufforderung. .....,. Strauss
PART IL.
az Bergere Legere. Weckerlin
(b) J'ai pleure en- Georges Hue
tc) C'est rENtase. Claude Debussy
(d) Romance,,,,...,.,.,.. Claude Debussy
te) Lolita ..,,.,,.,.,..,,,.,.... Buzz,- Peccia
(a) -Four Sea Songs......, Campbell Upton
After sunset. ,...,.,,,...,...........,.,
The Crying OF Water.
HequleS .............''..''.'
(b) A Summer Day..........,,,.,.,.,. .NeVin
(c) Four-Leaf Clover,,..,.....,,...B Brownell
(d) Hows My BoyY',.,,,,..,.,.,,.".Ho Homer
A piano recital at the First Baptist
church on Thursday evening, Novembei
who has recently returned from a year 4
study under Wager-Swayne of Paris. Al
q concert given at the With academy. the
Musical Courier under the heading, "Suc-
cessful Wager-Swayne Pianlsts. has this
report: Cecil w. Bergman won greai
success at "A recent concert OF the stu
dents .Atelier reunions -,
! on the program several novelties will
| be introduced, as "Childrens Corner
! by Debussy, and two great concert etudes
one by Moszkowsky and another by Pau
do Schlozer
He win be assisted by Miss Louise
| Ormsby, soprano, who has been very sue
| cessful abroad as well as in the largest
cities at home, and by Madame Borglum
| accompanist.
! A recital by Lena Ellsworth Dale, so
| prano and Mr.. Vernon Bennett. organist
wiil be given on Tuesday evening Octobe
81 at Temple Israel, Park avenue ant
Jackson street.
Mrs Louise shadduck- Zabriskie, organ
| ist OF the First Christian church
Twenty-sixth and Harney streets, vii
/ give a recital at that church on Tuesday
! November Z. Mfi' Zabriskle will play
ST. AIMS Fugue. by Bach, and two move
ments OF the first organ Sonata in 4
smaller compositions. She will be as
who has recently returned from foul
wears study in Germany, Her contribu
| lions TO the program win include, AVE
| Maria" from Max BruCk's Gross o.
| Fire" Mrs Zabrlskie viii also be hearf
] IN a violin pumhor with organ ncNon' ma 4
ment by M. Simns. All music lover.
will be cordially welcome.
| II you have anything TO cNchsnge ad.