Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25

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got been decided.
Mr.. Martin W Eu.h announces his
customary annual piano recital fol lie
near future, probably The sccond week
in November AR. Bush has Cyen thcsA
r"citals every fall for number NJ years,
and HIS programs arc alvaVS intercsting
both iu th" Numbers presented 81 well
s- In the manner ot presentation
Mrs Louise Jansen Wylie will giye
-ccital On omaha IT some future datc.
thus gratifying the desire or Mr. niaffAA
friends 60 hear her since hcr return
Miss VI. Nico Mackenzie. soprano. sonr
recital November g. az Young Woman
Christian association auditorium.
Miss Elowso sheppard soprano song
recital az Jacobs ral' Seventeenth aud
Dodge streets, November L. .''
Sacred Heart convent hold their alum
nae day Tuesday. at which shart
musical program v7s presented by Miss
Imilv Glove and Miss Alice Davis. Ms
Davis ulgvcd tho Gri0r Nocturnc. Hen
gelta "tr ' Worc q rird" and the Sin
di0g March G;utosQuo Tho Cathedral
by nchussy and 'Poiousis"' by LIST
Miss Glove Mayed group " shorter
violin nuwhcIs--"Avf Maria Schubert
Wiihclmi. "Wicgeunct 90 Schubert-E luisu.
No. l' N1tyhcz.
Erovrcu Hall entertained at > plano
recital ny Miss Emily Weeks last even
ing, when the friends Of the hall and
music lovers generally were invited
Miss Weeks presented varied program
or musical selections from Chopin aud
the works Of some Of the more modern
composers. closing with the Wagner
l4isEt "lsolGens LiebStod" Miss Weeks
Is tho now musical director Of the school
Tho musicale was followed by a reception.
sacred concert was given Sunday
evening October IS. at the Broadway
Methodist church IN Council Bluffs
Those taking part were Mr. Ward n
Pound director: Miss Netna Mauer nj
2nisI: MI Leslie Loomis, orgsnist; Mr.
j. W. Beardsley. Mesdamos F'rohArdt
Marshall. l.. w. Wheeler. 7 w Boards
rev violin quartet. consisting OF Misses
Emily Clcve. Alice Ramsdalc Au1Esta
Mengedoht, Hulda Anderson and Harriet
mon soeompanist and the. Broadway
Methodist choir. Solos duets. quartets
ana choruses we're presented as well as
many instrumental numbers
Tuesday evening. November ;. GoodwsI
pickerman viii present Laura Vessel
mczso contralto, and Mildred Stepp, so
prano. N Joint recital at the School Re
Cltal hall The program will include the
Caro- Roma song cycle The WANDERING
One for soprano the Ashford cycle
Moods FOR oontralto. two duets and
should he made early as the seating ca
pacity Is limited.
NJ. Henry Cox announces an informal
recital OF violin and 'ceNo music TO be
given In the recital hall OF the Omaha
School OF Orchestral Instruments nj
seventeenth aud Farnam on Monday
formers will be Mrs r. ]. Mahonev, the
Misses June Brown. Leona Gartin Gladys
Nickel and Florence Woolley. Messrs
VII Hetherington. Edwin Clark, Earle
stirling, Eugene Pakes and Howard
Widenor The public Is cordially invited
Miss Bella Robinson presents Miss Mar
tina Murphy, one or her advanced pupils
In plano recital. assisted by Miss Mons
! Steen and Miss Mona Monhelt pupils Of
Mrs. Fife Steen Klttelson az EIaydcn's
music room tentrance on Douglas street..
| Tuesday evening, October q, at S.lj
o'clock. Admission Is free and all music
! lovers are invited. Miss Murphy will
I play compositions by Bach, Handel
| IeschetsSy, Mendelssohn, Ncvin. Mas
| senet. Alkan and List. Miss Murphy
! has also opened a residence studio.
Mr. Frank Mach will present Misses
! Clara Schneider, Winifrcd Lathrop lisa
| belle Radman ana Helen Possner and
| Messrs. Joe Herman and Leo Brairroff
In an Informal recital ON Friday even
ntdo IN tSe Ss nv boo Tbs az T NH
he assisted by Misses S. Holland and Y
! Fowler, pupils of Mr.. James Edward
4 CarnRl,
A decidedly new departure IN Omaha's
musical events Is the daily except Sal
urdav musical given by the Lyre club
| at the Jean Gilbert Jones studios from
1913 to 1916. Every music lover is freely
! invited Next Monday noon Miss Ger
trude Aiken. will sing. Miss Esther
Frlcke accompanying. on Tuesday n
| two-piano program by Miss Bourne and
| Mr.. Jones: Wednesday, Mr.. Guy L. Saw
age will give the proeran; Thursday,
| Marcus n. Nelson will sing. These are
all free and all are welcome TO all pro-
erams.