Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30

Musical Reservation Iustlfiable." Francis
Toye: ard the Measurement Of Musical
Talent" Carl ". stashore Tho majority
II those iticles are 70 written that any
music lover co,ild pick up the mAgazino
and enjoy them. which proves Il 20 be a
magazine not for the professionally musi-
chi people alone. IL IL 10 be hoped that
this excellent quarterly will meet with q
success In proportion 10 it's high stand
ard. II eDmea from the press OF q.
schirmei
The musical season is practically over.
With the coming week one last recital
and few OF the remaining pupils re-
citais will he given. A. soon as the
weather u settled. studiot will be clos
ina. the musical colony will scatter for
the summer The Sunday music column
OF The Bee closes this week with
backward glance at an unusually busy
season, and a forward look at the COM
ing one. which even at this early date
promises well for the future.
Masicai Notes.
Miss Alice Mackenzie will sing the
sSpr1S mo, role Of the Messiah" at Franz ,bs;
oratorio win be preeefted IN connection
WIN the committeeman exercises OF the
Franklin School Of Music.
Effective June 1. Marcus Nielsen wilI
succeed K.7E. BtDkel AZ director OF the
Eunkel conservatory OF music at Red
piano Department. S Miss Ifsien nj Taylor OF u
Omaha, pupil OF Z. NJ. Jones.
Miss Helen Purdy. has recently been
engaged 10 take charge OF the music IN
the schools Of Pacific Junction, la.
Miss verna Martin has recently bee1
elected instructor IN the music IN the
public schools at Sidney, Ia.
The Mendeissohn choir will hold It's
m S1 rshs sysDint for s season IN S ns az
expect to Be with the choir during tKe
coming year A. plans for the winter
and spring VIII be fully discussed at
Walter Il. Graham Sill present the
following Puglls In three programs A.
June 1, 8 and 4: Misses Gertrude Akin.
French, Marie Gordon, Ida Hauok,
Erfsds enqHay vsfs Martin Jsssls
spaidins' Rene swanson. Grace Thorn
ISIsnnstt' IN MFs ssuSh spec spssr and
/ NltnNfHs JONn 0THNHt M.AilGI lAtENtht Law
knoght, Marcus NielAn. Charles Nor
Rfen, Charles olsen, Lynn saekett. Hat-
ola Thorn. Mlchaelangeic Vita and
James Edward cnrnAi presents the
following pupils n ,oqt recital. assisted
the First Methodist chufch, corner or
Twentieth and Davenport htreets, Tties-
snd Thursday evening" lnns ! and 2 az
pSIn SSso't Arthur a sshweStsst, MA jesephIas
osorse jsrpe. Miss yAey horton. Dean
o sS Mise Ss Verne TSTsr Ssi sSee
Misses H Nora Neal ana Helen stursess.
Accompanies. Thursday evening: DIT. C.
n, christiansen. Alton Dnllnsky. Dousias
r ss M asrsSsts cSrna si'ef Howard sts
Ni9s Hazel ss s sP's Mss silver is as
voics culture and artistic singing. Misses
Nora Neal and Helen sturEess, accom-
penists.
| Mande Graham Bell presents Frank
| Hunter In a plano recital at the Schmol-
Ter q Mueller auditorium. Thirteenth and
Farnam streets, Saturday evening, June
at o'clock. M. Hunter will play
iasxt Hungarian Rh6psody No. and
other numbers from modern and stand
ara composers.
| Mrs. 70 n. zabfialtie presents her pupils
IN a recital at the Frir1f Christian church,
| Twenty-sixth and Harvey streets, FIJI
day evening. June & An invitation lie
extended 10 the public.
Two informal plano recitais were Eiven
| by the junior and intermediate pupils
/ OF Nine Frances Baetens, at her studio
| in the Arlington block. last Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. May S and n.
respectively. Those taking part in the
"wednesday proeram were Moses tkohn,
Robinson, Ada Martin. Rae Swartwopt.
Anna Selicow, Lawrence kraHne. Made
line Scott Nichols Amoa. Arthur Smith.
Lena Berger. Ophelle Reid. Gertrude
Cherniock and Rita Hammond.
! Thursdays progfam was given by:
Gladys Patterson, Clara Chernias. Wilma
Smith, Arditn DAVIS, sammy Stern
Ehtele L.apidua Wilma Stern. Gertrude
Allen, Irene Lana, Ruth Ward. Jeanette
Qllinsky, Anna wiees. Margaret Council,
Jeaneatte Cunningham and Julia vohorh