Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-11

Instruments. ut Seventeenth and Far
nam streets, on Monday evening. April
II, at Sis o'clock. The public is cordially
invited. Ai
Edith L. WAGNER VIII give a piano
recital In Des Moines, Ia on Wednes-
day evening, April i6.
Miss Belle Won Mausfelde. cellist, and
Edith l.. Wagner Will give recital the
morning OF April 20 at the ball room OF
the Rome hotel, preceding meeting or
the Nebraska Press association, Tor the
members of that organization.
Another studio assembly takes place
this afternoon at 900 o'clock at the
Iandsberg Music rooms 302 Lyric build
ing. Participants in the program are:
The symphony Ensemble consisting OF
Misses Flynn, Slabaugh, Henricksen ana
Mr.. Landsberg, who VIII play an eight.
hand version of Meber's "Euryanthe,
Overture;" Miss Ruth Ganson, who will
sing brace OF numbers; Miss Olga Elf
ner IN violin numbers. and Miss Ruth
Flynn. who will play a three-movement
Moscheles piano concerto. Guests are
welcome as long as seats are aVahaoie'
Mrs. Walter p. Graham will present
the following pupils al the weekly stduio
recital, Tuesday evening, April ID: Misses
Essie Brodkey, Katherine Phelps, Char
lotte Skidmore. and Messrs. Waiter Deets,
Charles Fullingham and Joe Woolery.
The Reese Neble-Reese trio. well known
local artists. consisting Of Mrs. h A;
Reese, violinist: Owe Neble, flute, and
Mr.. E. A. Reese, plano, will give a CON
cert Sunday evening, April Il at $500 at
Seventeenth and Cass streets. The FAM
out Danish tenor. Enrico Palmetto, who
has become a favorlte In Omaha, VIII be
Ladies Singing society win assist In the
program BY rendering several Of their
beautiful numbers.
Miss Gryn presents Miss Mary jackson,
Miss Mildred Claason and Mr., Gerald
Hp prii'i u. at sfeicioek. at the auditorinm
OF the Omaha School OF Orchestral
Instruments. Seventeenth and Farnam
S Hrs Tssy ~ nd e nr sSs d%h ~ Mss
Pupils OF. Mr.. Hetherlngton Public IN
vited. stf4
Cora schwartz, soprano; Ruth Ganson.
eonttalto; Lloyd G. Ihorhnsss9Sn' c, tenor .1r;
Lee Cooke, tr., at the piano, presented
Cadnan's ''Aforning OF the Year" at
Glenwood, Ia, Thursday. evening, April
/ s. under the auspices OF the Glenwocd
Mr.. Henry w. Thornton. ofganiGt and
director OF music At the First Baptist
church, win give an organ recital at that
church Tuesday evening, April Is, AZ :
Mr.. Harry Dlsbrow, baritone. The pro-
gram will contain sonatas by Borowski
and Moszkowskl, and two grouPs Of
shorter numbers. Mr. DisDrow VIII slrs
Il
ment. No admission will be .chareed, but
| q free will offering VIM be taken 10
assist IN defraying expenses.
Miss Anna Hem, advanced pupil OF
| Florence Basler Palmer. was presented
/ by Mrs. Palmer at her monthly pQpulis
/ recital, In her studio, at 1907 Farnana
| street. Thursday evening, April :. Miss
Helm. assisted by Mr. George Compton
tenor, very creditably presented an at
traotive program OF sacred, opcratic and
miscellaneous songs.
Great interest has been shown in The
coming Harp concert OF Miss Loretta
Deiloneat. Creighton auditorium on May
| 2. The classic instrument IL 50 httls
known In the middle west that she In,
tends giving a scholarship and use Of
harp 20 a student who interests herself
In disposing OF the greatest number o.
tickets for the concert, In which mag
nificent trio OF magni icent harps will b'
presented. Miss Dellone realizes that sh'
has wide field OF action and expects Il
do much toward advancing the study o.
the queen OF Instruments
Mics Gertrude Asquith Miller gave 9
song recital. assisted by Miss Madgs
West, viollnist; Miss Eloise West at ths
plano, at $500 Davenport street, April 10
Miss Miller was heard In numbers from
Tosu Gounod, Franz and many modern
composers, while Miss West played tws
violin numbers