Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

deissohn. whitney. Neruda. Chauvet and
Iemmens. These recitals are absolutely
free to the public.
Mr.. Guy Woodward OF Chicago. where
he is head Of the violin department Of
Bush Conservatory, was heard there IN
recital April 3D.
Alexander scriabine. one OF the modern
school OF Russian composers, died in
Moscow. April q.
On the evening OF MAY i2. at the Met
ropolitan hall. on Harney street. the
Womans Alliance OF the Unitarian
church. offers very interesting pro-
reader, OF Chicago, formerly Of Omaha,
will give an evening with Kipling. This
will consist Of a preliminary sketch OF
the Art of kiplings Work. followed
by number Of dramatic interpretations
Of some of his best poems. Mrs. Powers
will be ably assisted by Miss a. NJ. Ksr-
bach, contralto, with several groups OF
songs.
Mr.. Walter Leon, tenor. who has been
visiting friends in Omaha for the lest
few days, gave an Informal recital last
Tuesday evening at Walter 3. Graham 8
studio. He has been singing for the last
four wears In grand opera in Paris. Lon
don, Milan and Berlin. Mr.. Leon will
make his first appearance in Omaha
early this fall under the management OF
Ne'' -
Miss Gertrude McCrann won the harp
scholarship recently offered by Miss
Loretta DeLone. Misc DeLone plans
series OF studio recitals next season at
the Lyric building, where she has num-
Der Of harps in daily use by her pupils.
Miss Edith F1lck'nger, soprano. pupil
Of Miss Mary Munchhoff, will be the con-
cert attraction at the Boyd next Tuesday
evening, She will sing Good Morning
Vafprlf1trtt h4r @RA
'Berceuse from Jocelyn' by GODDARD.
Thursday evening. at the North side
Christian church. the choir will present
the sacred cantata queen Esther" under
the direction of Mr.. Davis. who has
charge Of the choir. The five leading
parts VIII be sung by the following
Esther Mps. G. A. Mangum; AhasueFus,
Mr.. Walter Cady; Hamsn, Mr.. William
stuart; Mordecai. MIR Charles Cook /;
Ieresh, Mrs. T. f. Wiles. Miss Jessie
Cady will preside ut the organ and Mrs
NJ. s. Hartman at the plano.
On next Tuesday evening. May II, Miss
EVELYN Hopper will present the following
students in song recital at the Schneider
a. Mueller auditorium. 1913 Farnam
street. The public is cordially invited TO
hear Mrs. p. c. Hyson. Mrs. r. @. Harris,
Mrs. y. J. Brown and the Misses Ger
trude Daniel. Edith Moehle. Mae Danile-
vez, Esther Solomon, Marguerite Jack.
Bernice Mitchell. Alice Num-. Helen
Heydon and Mildred sorenson.
Pupils OF Alice Davis. Cecil Bergman
| and Alice Mackenzie were presented IN
| rectsl Saturday evening, April "a at
Miss Maokenzie's studio. 2 Wead build
ing. Eighteenth and Farnam.
The piano recital to be Riven by Miss
| Ruth Flvnn Tuesday evening MAY g. at
| the First Christian church. TNwentv-sixth
and HSrney ir. streets, has been postponed
teresting program is presented.
Frank Mach recently presented the
following Pupils In a violin recital
| a.. Bell, Olga Either, Helen Possner, Isa-
| belle Radrnan, Bessie Roy, Clara schnei-
! der. Gertrude Welding, Mrs. Hans
craig, ~ Franklin. Joe Herman, Al
Mickla, A. Oleson, y. Postal, II. Peter
son. A: Rohrbough. +. stiillng, l. Wirth.
Miss Verna Fowler and Mr.. Howard ste.
berg ptcpils OF Mr. James L. Carnal, as
sisted. Miss Margarlte Scott assisted
with a recitation. The accompanies
were Miss Myrtle Roy and Miss Helen
Sturgess.
An informal plano recital was given
by the pupils of Miss Olive Seymour at
her studio. Master Joe Harding assisted
with a violin solo and Miss Ethel Parsons
a vocal solo. Those taking part were
Helen Harding, Kathryn Kranz,
Alice Sunderland, Ruth Sunderland
Violet Daniel, Hayward LeaVitt
Flora Root. Lois Waterman,
' Paul Hampton, Beatrice Neale,
Margaret Stafford, Katherine limerick.
Bessie 0ooch, Martha Leavitt
Frances Stafford. Elizabeth WPllman
Herbert Nelson. Elizabeth Wright
Emily Holdrege. Ethel Persons.
Marjorie Everson,