Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
MUSICAL.

Mrs. A. w. Hne, choir director and
organist of First Methodist church,
announces the music for today's SER
vices as follows:
MORNING.
Opening sentence ........... Choir
Prelude ................. Rockwell
Authenticated and Marvellous.
......,...,... ......... SplnnNN
Offertory -Nocturne. .....F Rysinger
Duet Waited for the Lord
.............. Mendelssohn
Mrs l.. {. Murray and Mr.. @. Il. Ben
nett
EVENING.
Prelude Observation-Disclosures. Handel
Anth them-Changeloss as His Love
onertory-s stil as the Night Bohm
Solo-Just AS I Am ...,...,. Danks
Gertrude West,
At Trinity Episcopal church with
Mrs Storey White directing and Mrs
Ernest Cmlow at the organ the choir
will sing the following numbers:
MORNING.
TIE Deum in + ....... Sumner Salter
Jubilate ............. Schneider
Offcrtory-"Come Unto Me" .Sieber
Mrs. Harry II. McFann
The recital given In the new high
school auditorium Thursday night by
Anthony Stankovitch. dean of the
pianoforte department of the Tulsa
institute sf music and fine arts was
an unqualified success. Mr.. Stanko-
witch was in perfect form and proved
himself n brilliant virtuoso. Begin
ming with "The Magic Fire" from the
opera "Die Walkure." by Wagner, no
played with artistry that the whole
scene was VisuaiZed. The sleeping
Brunhilde surrounded by the ring
of magic fire placed there for her
protection by her father. Wotan, 10
the concluding group by Liszt he held
his audience under spell. His Chopin
numbers displayed the temperament
of the musician, and his own compo-
sition, "The Ocean in Calm" preceded
the last of the Chopin group ''The
Ocean In Turmoil" was mastery, both
in conception and execution. The
MacDowell concert Etude No. SO. and
10 these he brought n weaSh of un-
dersianding and poetic feeling. The
MacDowell concert, Etude No SO. and
the Hungarian Rhapsody, by L.iszt.
which closed the program, showed
grea; breadth of style and interprc-
tation. and n faultless technic. Mr..
Stankovitch has a most pleasing per-
Sonality and is devoid of those af-
fected mannersms which so often de-
tract from the performance OF an ar
tst. Tulsa is very proud to claim Mr..
Stankovitch, and justly SO.
The choir of the First Presbyterian
church, under the direction of MIR.
Robert Boice Carson. and with Miss
Lynette Kimmons at the organ, will
sing the following program at today's
services. Tho numbers:
MORNING.
Prelude Finlandia" ....... .Sibelius
Quartet-"Hark, Hark. My Soul West
ffertory-Berceuse, No. 2.... Kinder
Duet-"Jesus. the Very Thought OF
Thee' ................... Brewer
fostude ...'.''.''''..... Lemalgre
-MUSICAL --
AT St Marks Lutheran church. the
choir will sing special numbers during
both the morning and evening service,
MORNING.
Anthem-"How Lovely Are Thy
Dwellings ................ Selby
EVENING.
Anthem--"Song Of Praise. Schoebel
Anthem-"Hear Us, Father While
we Pray '''''''..'''''-' Evans
The Usage Parents Teachers asso-
citation recently reorganiZed by eiect>
hart. president; Mrs, U. NJ. Burcham,
vice president; Miss Josephine Morrr
son, secretary. Committees were APP
pointed as follows Mrs Ernest CIu-
low. Mrs. George G. Renshaw and Miss
Audrey Munson. program; Mrs. c. J.
Hinderllter. Mrs. G. n. Wright, and
Mrs Hugh Ross, benevolent; Mrs. l..
+. Hurst. Miss Gregs and Mrs l.. l..
Carson, benevolent: Mrs. J. r. Rasin
ger, Mrs. q. S. Gould and Mrs. Stone.
lefreshment. On last Thursday even
ing a patriotic program was given for
the purpose Of encouraging the Lib
erty bond. The'nHmbers were as fol
lows.
TRno ................. MRS. CluloW
Song ..................G Grade Elght
song ........... ........ .braue FIVE
Voice ..... Mrs. w w. McMichacl
Address .. Mr.. Charles b. Rogers
The Apollo club will present as the
opening number of It's concert course
for the 1917-1S season, Nine. Louise
Homer who is returning to Tulsa fui
the third time In recital Monday eve
ming, October 20, at Convention hall. |
Madam Homer's manager has sent