Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Musical Notes

Friends Of Mrs. David Stone, who
heard her sing at the musicale given
in her honor Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Hoagland, are
enthusiastic about her work from a
musical standpoint, speaking OF her
voice as wide of range, of dramatic
quality, of depth and power, and her
singing as artistic and finished. Mrs.
Stone was accompanied in her pro-
gram by Mr.. Thomas ]. Kelly, who,
although better known as a vocalist,
excels in this branch of the art on
those rare occasions when he is heard
in it. Mrs. Stone was formerly Miss
Helen Hoagland of this city. Her
husband, Major Stone, is at present
in charge of the large cantonment
camp at Lake Washington, Seattle.
Miss Margaret Liljenstolpe pre-
sented large number of her pupils
in two recitals Tuesday, June rs. The
junior pupils heard in the afternoon
were: Irene and Mildred Pamp,
Florence Holder, Bramon Mills, Bar
bara Enright, Harry Post, Edith and
Frances Isham, Lucille Jacobsen,
Gladys Titzel, May Purcell, Beatrice
Knight, May Christensen, Alice Sor-
ensen, May Yates, Mary Rowe and
Mae airline Thoelecke. In the even
ing the pupils were assisted by Miss
Helen McCaffrey, pupil OF Miss Mary
Munchhoff, who sang two groups OF
songs. Those taking part were:
Meta Brewster, Gertrude Gleason,
Mercedes Peters, Irwin Williams,
Bertha Motifs, Olga Sorenson, Wilda
Suter and Helen Anderson. Olga
Either played an obligato for Miss
McCaffrey. The recital was held in
the First M. E. church of Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly left
Thursday for Chicago and Lake For
est, where Mr.. Kelly will conduct vo-
cal classes in the summer school at
the latter place. 1t will be good news
to their many Omaha friends to know
that they have definitely decided to
remain in Omaha next season, Mr..
Kelly again conducting the music at
the St. Mary's Avenue Congregational
church, and the Mendelssohn choir,
and, keeping up his private class OF
voice pupils.
Louise Jansen Wylie presented the
following pupils in the closing song
recital at the Young Women's Chris
tian association auditorium, Friday
evening, June %, at 8 p. m. Music
lovers and interested friends are cor
daily invited to attend. Arlie Reding-
ton, Lillian Riscman, Dorothy Stew
ems, Lorena Jackson, Wilma w.
Branch, Grace Leidy Burger, Gladys
Behrens, Loretta Moran, Loretta
Scheibel, Pearl Dewell, Geneva Saut-
ter, Estelle Davis, Ethel Parsons and
Gertrude Radinsky. Mrs. Louise
Zabriskie accompanied.
Piano pupils of Marinus Bouricius
will give a midsummer recital at the
Bouricius music studios, 1915 Ar
lington block, 1911 Dodge street, on
Saturday, July 7, at 3 o'clock p. m.,
the public is cordially invited.
Two recitals were given this week
by E. M, Jone. The pupils taking part
were: Florence Carlson, Rose Fell
man, Ida Langdon, Rose Spiegel Ida
Alpirn, Sarah Segelman, Sarah Wei
ner Ruth Gordon, Rllious Starbuck,
Cornne Jones, Max Rosenblatt, Ed
Rosenblatt Mary Wintroub, Dorothy
Weiner, Fanny Wezelman, Gertrude
Blomquist, Audrey Kilgore, Wilma
Frazeur, Anna Roscnblatt, Mary
LOOMS, Elizabeth Rogers, Ruth
Stokes, Dora Dubuoff, Mary Eliza.
beth Graham, Alta Gillette, Mrs. Fro
man, Gertrude Holden. Rachael Jor-
don gave two recitatons and Rose
Dubuoff, pupils OF Emily Cleye,
played two violin numbers,