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the patronesses for Mise Deliones con-
cert on May are: Mesdames j.. #.
Charles Kountze, " o. Poppleton. George
Prinz, r. s. Cowgirl, G. G. Allison, J. NJ.
Daugherty. G.. NJ. Wilhelm, A. NJ. Bor-
glum. f. w. Nash, l.. c. Nash, Herman
Miss Mary Munchhoff and many others.
The -Four O'Clock Musical club. com
posed OF the pupils of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Kelly. met in the Theosophical
rooms, 70l Bee building, Sunday after
noon. April II, at o'clock. The officers
elected we're as follows: President, Miss
Beulah Byrd; first vice president, Miss
Miss Elsie Boln third vice president,
Miss Emma Dickmsn; fourth vice presi-
dent, Mrs, o. II. osbornei secretary
treasurer. Miss Wilhelmina Stadter. An
interesting program was given by Miss
Margaret l<llngbeil Mrs. a. y. Currie,
Miss Martha Green, Misses Madge and
Eloisc West and Miss Laura Goetz, with
Miss Grace Hancock, accompanied. Mem
bers present:
Misses Misses
Mary Austin Jessie Carey
Emma Dlckman Eva HetheringtOn
A. NJ. Karbach Mae Wetheril
Myrta Schneider Florence Lake
Mabel Parker Marie McShane
Mildred Gardner Grace Northrup
Mae Foster Pearl Isley
Jessie Kruger Alma Gustafson
Blanche Bolln Beulah Byrd
Elsie Bolln Leona Simon
Martha Green Myfne Gilchrist
Mildred McAuley Selma BJOrk
Margaret <lingbeii Marie Bush
Vera lone Beats Wilhelmlna Stadter
Laura Peterson
Magazines Mcsdames-
o. II. Osborne A. y. Currie
One element OF the concert feature to
be offered Tuesday evening at the Boyd
theater Is the lullaby by an Omaha com
Its author aNOWa that no got tho
Eilvery melody for II by listening to the
Jingle OF cash coming In at the box
office window. for Il happens that the
author OF "Ope' Yo' Hans an Clos Yo'
Eyes" IL Harry y. cockrell. treasurer at
the Boyd. This song of his will be sung
Tuesday night by Ethel Soloman, 80
prano, and Paul Reese, baritone, and
will also be used In addition to DE Sleep
Mans COMM" another OF Mr.. Cock
rells songs. by the High School Glee
club Friday afternoon and evening. Mr..
Reese, son of the well known director OF
tho Saongerfest will leave for New York
City early this summer. TO 20 under the
management OF Fred Hansen. who was
much impressed while in Omaha last
week Miss Soloman Is the daughter OF
DR.. Soloman, and combined with her
sister has made something OF a name
for herself as a singer In vaudeville.
Miss Ruth Flynn announces plano re-
cital for Tuesday evening. May 4, at the
FITHI GnI1htihn GnufGns An lnhtIeHLlnk
program of classic and modern piano lit
erature has been prepared, Miss Flynn
will be assisted by Frank Mach, Grace
Slabaugh and sigmund Landsberg.
Miss NJ. Alice Mackenzie will give re-
cltai at her studio, Wead building.
Eighteenth and Farnam streets, April Is,
at $3.50. A couple Of her pupils viii sing.
after which Miss Mackenzie will present
the program which she Will give Monday
o. ching M IfaIln ('ffU nnEinted nv Miss
Lucille Dennis, pianist and accompanied.
The womans club OF Blair. Neb., gave
Its annual musicale Tuesday afternoon,
at which the Noble Grands club were the
guests, The program was given by Mrs.
Cell White McMorine and her advanced
pupils and was entirely from American
composers.
Miss M. Lonx gave an informal niano
recital at her studio last Sunday after
noon. A delightful program was given by:
Mrs. Cox Iseona Robinson
Miss Fleaher Lola Cavanaugh
Miss David Mabel Nelson
Miss Greenberg Robert Baxter
Miss Belle Greenberg Ellen Smith
Margaret Vollmer Elcnore Lnnaberry
Ethel Mick Olga Moeller
Erna Krelle Ella Ekdahi
Viola Warner
Musical America announces an operate
academy" which, begun as Franco
American enterprise. VIII now have It's
Headquarters In New York and cooperate
with opera houses both In the United
States and Europe. Examinations for
scholarships will be conducted through
cut the United States, providing ground-
work OF musical education In this eoun.
try with opportunities TO study operate
routine in the great opera houses OF the
world. IL the plan succeeds this Will give
great stimulus to operate progress In
THE country.
A concert will be given Friday evening.
April p, at the Plymouth Congregational
church. Edghteenth and Emmet streets,
for tho benefit OF the music fund OF the
church. The program will center around
the appearance OF Mas Maud Gray,
pianist and graduate OF the New England
Conservatory. Numbers will also be given
by Miss Ernar ANDERSEN. organist and
Mrs. Burton Laird. soprano. An enjoyable
program Is promised.