Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-13
Musical Notes


year. Membership will hereafter be permit
ted to men as well as women. Any one de-
string membership is asked to send correct
name and address. with check for annual
dues Of So, directly to Mrs. Arthur Metz,
the membership secretary, 1925 Dewey ave-
nue., as soon as possible. in order to assist
the program committee in planning the next
seasons work. BY having the memberships
20 directly to Mrs. Metz It eliminates the
former necessity of their being sent through
two members of the club, often entailing
useless delay.
Pupils Of Martin W. Bush will give n
musicale at Schneider & Mueller's on
Wednesday evening. May IS. Those taking
part will be Misses Ruth Hart. Helen Hussie.
Mildred House. Heen McAneney and Mrs.
Clifford Cairns.
The St. Louis Symphony orchestra which
will appear at the Brandeis theater this aft
ernoon, prides itself upon the teamwork Of
the organization. II prides itself upon the
high quality OF work Of its different MEM
bers, who are engaged with careful judR-
ment. Consequently the pay roll is high.
The personnel of the orchestra includes. in
| its various sections, men of international
| fame, whose services are always In demand
for symphony work and whose salaries are
correspondingly high. Also, in order to do
the best work as symphony player, one
must make that his chief occupation: so that
every member of the orchestra IL on week,
| ly salary basis. Hugo Ok, the concert
meister, is well known among the violin cog
noscenti. In listening to Paganinis "Moto
perpetuo" for violin. on the talking machine,
one day the idea occurred to him to write a
second part to 1t note for note with the first
part and really more difficult than the orig
inal At a recent meeting Of the Vioinists'
| guild he appeared. with his fiddle under one
arm and record under the other. placed the
latter on a monograph and nonchalantly
gave performance which would have made
an audience at "s2 per" gasp in admiring
wonder.
program under the auspices of the Mu-
sic department of the Woman's club. South
Side, will be held at the residence of Mrs.
f. A. Cressey. 4204 South Twenty-second
street. Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock May
10. The following will take part: Mildred
Bliss, Mildred Farrell. Nettie Goettsche.
Goldie Pred. Clara Schneider. Gertrude Wied-
| ing. Archie Bailey, Joe Herman and Alexan-
der Rohrbough. pupils Of Frank Mach, vio-
linst; Lydia Halstead and Carl sibbert. pu-
pills Of Mile Ryan. vocalist: Rosaline
Goldenberg. pupil of Frances Baetens.
pianist. The accompanies are Margaret
Bliss. Athca Fuller, Anna Killan and Grace
Welding
Mrs. E. Kerrihard, vioinist, one Of Frank
Mach's assistants. presents the following pu-
pills in a recital at the Conservatory studios
at Red Oak. Ia. on Tuesday evening, May
49, Bernce Allan. Maxine Mcclure, Ruth
Mcclure. Marjorie Stevens, Ruth Watkins.
Crystal Thomas, Egbert Auman, Lloyd
Thomas Florence Bass. pupil Of Garnet Rog-
ers. and Clarke Cozad. pupil of Lynn Sackett,
will assist
A joint recital will be given by Florence
Noonen, pianist pupil of Helen Mackin).
and Winifred Edwards, contralto pupil of
Goodwal Dckerman) in the Arlington block,
l5llh Dodge street. on Wednesday, May
16, at s:l5 p. m. Miss Edwards will sing
two groups OF English songs and one Of
French songs, including one aria. Miss
Noonen will play sonata in D major by
Haydn; concert waltz, Moszkowski; 1.-THE
Lark" Glinka- Baakirew. and "Marche Mill
taire," Schubert. Friends are invited.
Tuesday evening. May %. will be the
date Of the public recital to be given by a
at the Young Women's Christian association
auditorium. Thyra Johanson will sing at the
Carlson Witzel wedding at the First Swed
ish Baptist church May IS.
A costume operate recital will be given
in the Elks' lodge rooms Friday evening,
May IS. at $3.50 o'clock by the pupils of
Mrs. Mile r. Ryan under her direction. 1t
will be for Elks and their ladies only. The
lodge meeting will be held at 80 o'clock
on that evening. Informal dancing will fol-
low the concert. Those taking part in the
program will be Hugo Didrickson Mrs. Louis
knettle, Mr.. Rosenberg, Miss Margaret Te- |
ten. Louis Knettle. W. e. Shafer, Miss
Lydia Halsted Miss Ruth Gordon, Carl Sib- |
bert, Miss Florence Ellsworth, Miss AIlegra
Fuller, Miss Bertha Coffey. Miss Mary
Crawford, Miss cara Trovillo. Accom- !
panistS. Miss allegro Fuller and Miss Eliza
beth Underwood.
Much interest has already been shown in !
the special summer harp school conducted |
by Loretta DeLone. Lyric building Miss |
DeLone will give harp recital in Howell. |
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