Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12

deal OF attention In the United States as
well as Europe, Miss Frances Nash, who
will appear December 10, Is well known 10
local music lovers. The fact that she Is an
Omaha product makes the anticipation Of
hearing her doubly attractive. Closely fol
lowing these are katherine Kemp StlilinGs,
spoken OF as the 'violinist with future
Paul Remers, tenor, called the master OF
"Lieder. Chsnson and folk song" Percy
Granger, young Australian pianist and cont
poser and Louis Graveure, baritone. whose
vocal artistry places him In the class OF
truly eminent artists, Tickets may be pur'
chased now at the Burgess Nash informa-
ton bureau or at the Metropolitan club
Aousa gscl Harvey street
The Omaha Letter Carriers band Is going
to give a series OF popular priced concerts
at the Auditorium once month on sunday
afternoon, $3.50, for the benefit Of the As
ISOLATED Charities, The band donates Its
services and the use Of the Auditorium is
given. so that the entire proceeds 20 to
charity, The next concert is November 10,
and Mrs Beulah Dale Turner has consented
to be the soloist.
Madame Julia Clausscn will be presented
at the Omaha Auditorium under municipal
auspices on Thursday evening, November ~
Madame Claussen was last heard here as
the soloist at the convention of the Western
Union OF Swedish singers Madame C,ausser
has also been heard In Omaha as tho solois,
with the Mendelssohn choir, She holds an
enviable position among International art
lists.
At o'clock this afternoon u recital will
DO given at the SCHNEIDER q Mueller audi
forum by pupils of J. L. Brill. assisted by
Miss Helen McCaffrey and Miss Mary Lewis
pupils Of Miss Mary Munchhoft, and Miss
Eleanor Lear, pupil of A. NJ. Borglum. TIT
pupils taking part will be Misses Olga Eft
ner, Emily Lear and Agnes Knoflicek.
This evening at 1880 at tho First Metho
dist church a muaical program will be giver
by the large chorus choir under the dlreo-
t!on. OF James Edward Carnal, Miss Nora
Neal. orgAniat, assisted by VIII Hethering
ton, violinist, and Earl Ticknor, flute, &c
which you are cordially invited. Miss Nea
will play the second movement OF the Sec,
ond Sonata by Borowski as prelude, ano
an offertory and postlude composed b,
Rogers. Mrs. George Lee will sing solo
and duets, trios and sacred anthems will b.
will be Miss Myrtle wyatt, Miss Louise Brat
ton. Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Mercer and Mr.. Carnal
On Thursday evening" November 1s. al
$40 o'clock. In the First Methodist church
James Edward Csrnal. basso- oantate, as
sisted by Miss Nora Neal, pianist, and Miss
Marguerite Csrnal, accompanist. will presen
an interesting program. to which you art
cordially invited. No admission fee.
will be sung by the Emmanuel Baptist
church choir under the direction of Joanna
Anderson at the Emmanuel Baptist church
Twenty fourth and Pinkney streets, Thurs
day evening, November 10, at s:is. The
libretto to the "Erl Kings Daughter" I,
based upon al old Scandinavian legend
Fri King means king Of the Elves." II
meant sure death to any mortal who stoot
inside the green ring whore they had beer
dancing. Sir oluf Is shown once under the
influence Of the Fri maidens. but rescued
The day before his wedding he falls again
under their spell and because he will moi
listen to tho "Erl Kings Daughter" she
touches his cheek and promises him death
He rides home and while telling his mother
what has happened. drops dead. The
music by Niels Gade. Danish composer. Ia
we'll adapted to the words. Harry Dis
brow will sing sir oluf," Grace Northrur
Jones, sir Olufs Mother" and Thyra
johnson, the Fri Kings Daughter"
Frances Potter next Thursday will besir
rehearslng a mandolin orchestra of twenty
five players. He Is featuring the Hawaiian
Instruments and will have some pupils play
solos at the concert to be given early In
July, This ia the fire' active work Mr.. Pot
ter has done In musical way since his Ill
ness OF about two years ago.
One of the interesting events OF the
opening musical season will be the SONG
recital by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic c. Free.
mantel at the First Congregational church
on the evening Of Tuesday. November 81
The Freemantels are returning to max,
their home in Omaha. Mr.. Freemantsl sayi
that the climate Of Minneapolis Is too Sc
we're for him. and It Is for this reason tina
they are leaving their work there.
Mrs. e. r. Zabriskie will present hei
pupil, Grace Leidy Burger In a violin re
citai Tuesday evening, November FL, at tn,
North Side Christian church, Twenty -secont
and Lothrop streets.
Complimentary reviews were receive,
from the Lincoln papers IN regard to tn
recent appearance In Lincoln OF Walter b
Graham and Miss Gertrude Akin, will