Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
MUSICAL.

The members Of the Piano Study
club presented in drawing room re-
cital Thursday evening in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander Ag-
gers, Signor Rafael NaVas of Wichita,
Kansas. who is well and popularity
known throughout the southwest as a
young pianist with "A bright future.
II was the occasion of Mr.. NaVas'
second appearance in Tulsa. his in
itial concert in this city having been
given under the auspices of the Apollo
club more than year ago All who
heard Mr.. Navas upon this occasion
and who were so fortunate as to be
included i'm the invitation list of the
club for Friday evening, and many
more, availod themselves of this op-
portunity to hear the presentation of a
most beautiful and artistic program.
The Aggcrs home was in a charm
ing floral dress of red roses and car
nations, heightened with back
ground of grecnery and each member
of the club who assisted in some way
wore an American beauty rose. the
gift of Mrs H. w Gregg, retiring
president. Mrs. Aggors together with
Mrs Domingo G. Acosta. the newly
elected president, received the 125
guests.
Mr.. Navas is a superior artist on
the piano and his rendition of this
program especially selected for the
pleasure of the club and its friends,
was all and more than had been an
ucipatcd Bach, Beethoven, Chopin,
MacDowcll. List and De Busy. with
out whose compositions no concert
program is complete. were represent
ed and the artist was given a most
understanding ana apprcciative hear
ing His playing of the Chopin
"PolOnaise" and the "Bcrccuse.
which was given as an encore. could
scarcely have been given more music
ianly Interpretation.
Mr.. Navas. who is of native
Spanish birth, is closely related to the
ruling family and in his temperament
are combined all the romanticism and
artisticncss of sunny Spain"
After the program the artist of the
evening. with Mrs. Aggers, Mrs.
Acosta and the Misses Lucia Funko
and Jessie Cissnc, who were formerly
two of his most talented pupils, stood
I'm line in order that those who so de-
sired might meet Mr.. Navas. Punch
and cakes were served in the dining
room by young women of the club,
including the Misses Flo North Mar
Guerite Gavin, Margaret Ringgold
and INnotte Kimmons.
II was one of the delightful musical
events of the winter and will be pleas
antly remembered as such. The pro-
gram:
Beethoven ....... Sonata Pathetidue
Scarlatti ...........'... fas'oraie
Bach ................. Prelude
Bach ....... ...... Italian Concerto
Chopin ................. Polonaise
Chopin ........''''''... Etuue
Cnopln ''.''..'''' ''.'''' o'uc' 4'
MacDowell The Eagle
he Bussy ........'. Rrapcspuo
lis2t ..-............. Noncert Etude
Schubcrt-Tausig ... March Militaire
The musical programs for the serv-
ices of First Presbyterian church to-
day include the following we'll
selected and beautiful numbers:
MORNING
Prelude. Grand Choer in A..
................ Faulkes
Quartet, "Thc King OF Love My.
Shepherd Is" ........... Shelley
offertory. "Wnl-o-th'-W -Wisp" ....
............ ..,.'.'....' NeVln
EVENING
Prelude. "Toccato ........ Dubois
Meditation" .............. Harker
Almighty Ruler of the Skies -.
quartet. 'Nly soul Llonseth" .'.
.....,................ Marston
Quartet, Hear, q Lord" .... Watson
Solo, "1n Tiuc of Trouble He Shall
offertopv. ntSS NE Grand March From S1'"''
CBy RequesO
Quartet, 81 Heard the Voice Of
Jesus Say" ............ Davis
Postludo ................. Widor
The Werrenrath recital. in which
Reinald Worrenrath, the famous
young baritone, will be presented by
Messrs. Robert Boice Carson and w
II. .Guiborson. March Is, at the Grand
thoater, is to be a noteworthy event
Of the season in music circles. Mr..
Werronrath appeared in Joint recital
with Geraldine Farrar at Oklahoma
City earlier in the season and scored
n triumph which is still fresh in the
minds of the large number of music
lovers from over the state who made
up his audience. Mr.. Werrenrath's
program is given herewith for the
first time.
Prologue to "Pagliacci" .Leoncavallo
(a) "Hur RUN zur Ruh'". Wolf
OBJ 'Lauf der Welt"......... ,Greig
(c) "1icht" .....,....... Sinding
Aria, Vision Fugitive" Herodiade
........,...... Massenet
"The City of JOY. ".... Deems Taylor
tWritten for Mr.. Werrenrath)
Spring in Town"--"Poor but Happy"
"The Roof Garden"-"Home."
(a) ITO You, Dear Heart. ...
................ f. Morris Glass
(b) ITO n Messenger. .......
................ Frank La Forge
(c) THE House of Memories"
............... Florence Award
(d) "FuzZy- -Wuzzy. Arthur Whiting
UKipling Barrack Room Ballad)
(e) Danny Deever" .......
.............. Walter Damrosch
(kipling Barrack- Room Ballad)