Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-21

compositions of Dudley Buck Faulkes.
Macbeth, Kreiser Thomas and Bartlett
VIII be given by Miss Neal between 100
and O'Clock.
Mrs. 70. r. zabrislSie will present her
pupils In sonata program at the First
christian church, Twenty-siXth and Har-
ney streets, Friday evening, March 20
me program will contain representative
works from Papinl, Mozart, Beethoven
Holmsberger Grieg and sJogren. Tnos.
and Mrs. Nabriskie. Miss Emily Lear and
Miss Eleanor Lear pupil OF Mr. Borg
iuml, Miss Grace Leidy and Miss Flora
Sears, Louis Schnayber and Mrs Za-
briskie. also a violin quartet consisting
OF Mrs. Iabriskie, Miss Leidy, Miss Koe-
per. Mrs. q. w. Icken. pianist Miss Sears.
The public is cordially invited TO the
twentieth student recital OF the Omaha
school Of Orchestral Instruments, Henry
Cox, director, Monday evening. March 20,
freshman class, assisted by Oscar Vein
stein, 'celliAt, preparatory department.
Mr. Cox at the plano.
Walter d. Graham will inaugtirate n
series of pupils recitAls Commencing
March 70 at his studio. Those taking part
Elizabeth stephen. Miss Margaret spaids
ing. j. c. Craig, Miss Rena Swanson, Carl
Norgren. Miss Helen Presson. Miss Marie
HoTaon. MIST Gertrude Aiken, advanced
PIANIST
A violin recital by pupils OF Frank Ma h,
assisted by Anna Leaf, aged H.. pupil OF
slgmund Landsberg, and Douglas Isitt.
pupil OF James K. Carnal, will be given
tuesday evening. March %, at O'Clock
1871 garnam street Those taking part
Will be Alexander RohFbough Gertrude
| Wieding. Joe Herman. Morris Franklin,
t anna Leaf, Clara Schneider Goldie Chris
and Isabelle iladman, The aoc econ lisas
VAL be Beatrice Walton, Grace Welding
Ruth Flynn, Nora Pred. Marie Scat
Myrtle Roy and Ruben Vann.
Miss Grace Louise Ware has closed her
piano studio In the KaTbach block on &C.
count OF her absence from the CITY 10,
an indefinite length OF time.
A plano recital Will be given by the
by Miss Vera lone Beats and Mis-,
Martha Green, pupils OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas J; Kelly at the Schneider &
Mueller Plano company auditorium. 1871
Farnam street, Saturday evening, Marcel
n at O'Clock. The program consists o
representative musical literature and vii
be given by Miss Florence Peterson, Mis-
Grace Baudo Miss Vera lone Beats, Mis-
= Elsie Dawson. Miss Eleanor Lear an,
Miss Martha Green, Madame Borglun
play the second plano in the concert
presented by Miss Lear.
Another studio assembly will take plac
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock at SlgInun
Landsberg's music rooms, Nineteenth an
+ Farnam streets. Program OF about on
= hours length, including SchumRnn
(andante and variatiOns). for two pianos
MSS Flynn and Mr.. Landsberg; Mendels
{ sohn Second concerto ID min. two moY.l
) Miss Mabel Hennckson. brace o
, miscellaneous violin numbers Fran
Mach. Chopin Cpolonaise A faU, tw
' pianos. Friends OF this class OF must
z are cordially invited and will be ssate
I 10 the extent Of studio capacity.
. On Wednesday evening, March 81, IN
, choir OF the First Methodist Episcopa
: church, James Edward Carnal, director
, assisted by outside talent, will render IN
! oratorio. Creation" by Joseph Haydr
The soloists will be Mics Hazel Sllvcl
soprano; A. @; Todd Of Kansas CIT!
tenor (Mr Todd IL tenor soloist In IN
Independence Avenue Christian churc
a there; II. A. Disbrow. baritone: r..
Z Travis, bass; Miss Margery Shackelfort
2 soprano. Miss Nora Neal, organist; Mr.
: Walter O.. Silver, pianist; James EdWar
Il Carnal, director
Walter WheAtley, tenor, who Is 70 a.
pear In concert at the Brandeis theat'
b April 10. was the first American tenor
q secure an engagement at the Covel
u Garden In London for the leading rol,
a IN an opera season. Mr., Wheatley hi
a Europe, including the Opera Comique
d Paris the LaSsala In Milan and Il
,e TSGtro DelcorsO OF Bologna.