Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

t&R4f the earth, and the cardinals
- are whistling The river,
which is very high. shows in those misty
purple and yellowish lights with the blush
hills beyond, very like a Cain.
Anything more gorgeous than the sun
set over the western hills Tuesday even
ing no person could wish TO see. The
whole sky banded with fire and splashed
with purple and green. gradually fading
TO pale rose and vanishing in to the
gray Of the night.
There's a moon, tool He gets up quite
early just now. so you can enjoy him.
Wrapped in a warm coat he amply re-
pays little hobnobbing.
Who doesn't love the smell of the wet
earth in the spring? You stand with
your feet upon it and sniff and feel that
underneath you there is life. o, such lot
OF 1t, vibrating. Overhead are the trees.
with millions of buds ready to unfold.
y To me the wonder of it never stales. A
friend said once she should think that
I'd stare the things In my garden to
death. l went the rounds so many times
day. The little green shoots fascinate
me. 1 think they like to be looked at
At any rate they bloom for me like all
Possessed. ra
1t will very soon be time to begin the
wild flower walks. Such heavenly Sunday
morning tramping through the woods,
with sharp eyes for every interesting
thing. and an appetite like wolf at the
END. t'
All the way to Fairyland across the
thyme and heather,
Round a little bank Of fern that rus
tied on the sky
Me and stick and bundle, sir, We logged
(Changeable the weather? Well-it amt
all PIED &
Easter again with its miracle! You will
glance at your paper minute. then dress
for your beautiful church service, with its
flowers and its lovely music and its ex-
pressions Of faith. You will keep once
more the feast OF the Resurrection. In
doors or out of doors. the spirit is the
same. God is everywhere. Most Of all He
is in the hearts of those who love Him
and try to do His work.
Few people realize the work that Miss
Mary Munchhoff has been doing in Omaha
this past year. Owing to severe illness
in her family she was obliged to inter-
= rupt her concert work in Europe and
come home. She has proved herself
most remarkable teacher. In another
year prophesy that she will have many
pupils singing in important places. Her
gift for imparting is very rare. In adj
and definite results II carried to its proper
conclusion, Miss Munehhoff is a consum-
mate musician. To be associated with
her and see her and work with her is a
privilege to be treasured. Her teaching
hours have been very full: many pupils
have come from out Of town. In June
after Brownell Han closes Miss Munchhoff
goes for the summer to Switzerland. She
will fila several concert engagements. Her
public appearances in Omaha this season
have been a Joy to all who heard her.
We have come to expect something very
finished and very lovely when she sings.
and we are never disappointed. Mary
Munchhoff is an idealist. There aren't
too many in this vale Of friction and
tears. Her influence is big and broaden
ing. wnen you 20 out Oh her ooor you
ieei d iot better 'han when you went 'i'
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praise.
The programs for this season as an
nounced are OF the greatest interest.
They are very unusually good without
being too heavy. On Monday evening and
Tuesday evening the orchestra and choir
will appear together. Tuesday afternoon
the Thomas orchestra viii have the en-
| tire program. with Mr.. Frederick Weid
assisting The soloists which the orehes-
ira brings this year are; MISS Florehee
Hinkle, soprano; Mime. nevada van der
Veer, contrslto; MrN Reed MINER, TENOR
and Mr.. Hans Letz' Flohnis'' tickets
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