Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-18

to arrange recital programs calculated
to exhilarate and crafty, not to de-
press and exhaust. Through frequent
contrasts we divert people; through
we'll planned climaxes we thrill them,
for which reason I like to employ mis-
cellaneous material in the building of
my programs"
Musical Notes.
At their two-piano concert Monday eve
ming. November 10, Miss Adelyn Wood
and Miss Dorothy Norton will play the
Mozart Sonata in major, Romeo ct Juli-
ette:" overture-fantasie by Tschaikowsky,
q group by Debussy, the "Schumann Andante
and Variations" and two waltzes by Cha
brier. This will be given at the Young
Womens Christian Association auditorium
at s:l5 p. m. and is for the benefit Of
the Armenian relief fund.
The two-piano recital Of modern French
music, given by MIR. and Mrs. Cecil Ber-
ryman on Tuesday, November 20. 1917, at
8:l5 p. m. in Schneider & Mueller's piano
| rooms will include. Variations on q
| Beethoven Theme" by Saint saens, and three
mum DeTt from the mOtHeE SUOeC Ouitcs ny
| the same composer; "Reverie" and Algerian
Romantique." and Spanish Rhapsody" by
| Chabrier.
A recital will be given by Hazel Silver. So
prano; Mabel Woodworth Jensen, violin
ist, and Nora Neal, accompanist, at the First
Methodist church. Wednesday evening, No
L st q a proorarn.
Morning Hymn ..........,.......Hen .Henschel
| 1.-THE Charm Of Spring. .......... Ransom
Have You Seen but a Whyte Lille
Grow" ....:..........,.. Old Bngiish
my Lover. He Comes on the skee'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ciougn-Lelsnter
| Hazel Silver.
siciliano and Rigaudon. .Francoeur- -Kreisler
Ave Maria ............ schubert-Wilhelms
Spanish Dance No. ......s.... Sarasate
Mabel woodworth .lhsen.
"Printemps Nouveau" ............. Vidal
Romance .''..'..'.''''.''."'.. pepussy
hitonrnelis . =, ,., rxe,as Sna,nsas
| Hazel Silver.
Siavonic Dance g minor. .Dvorak- -Kreisler
Berceuse ;:....;..'..''..''..'.., Iownsend
Polonaise D major ............ Wieniawski
Mabel Woodworth Jensen.
| ''Floods of Spring" .Rachmaninoff
"Butterflies' Seller
when 1 Bring to You Colored Toys"
.R,ra ~ ths wi,dernsss,. Torsman
| Hazel Silver.
Mr.. Cascaden issues a general invitation
to all musicians professional and amateur
music lovers, representative members Of the
Tuesday Morning Musical, Woman's club
and any other club. either musical or bus-
ness that is interested in civic betterment.
4 f..-
this Sunday afternoon, at 8 o'clock, in the
spacious rooms Of the musicians headquar-
tiers, Sixteenth and Capitol avenue, to lis
ten to and discuss plans and appoint COM
mittees to carry on the work Of organizing
omahas Symphony orchestra. This notice
is sent out one week in advance in order
that the meeting may be attended by the
representative people Of Omaha interested
In this undertaking. There will be no re-
hearsal on this date--November 25.
Miss Marie Mikovs will be heard in piano
recital on Tuesday evening, December Is. al
I8:15 p. M, at the First Baptist church
Twenty ninth and Harney streets. Miss
Mikova left Paris about six months after
the war began and since that time she has
been assisting Mr.. Wager Swsyne. widely
known piano teacher, in New York City
where she has been heard In many con-
certs and private recitals. No doubt many
Of her Nebraska friends will be glad Of the
opportunity of hearing Miss Mikova again
Mrs. Lena Ellsworth Dale spent Monday
in Lincoln, where she went to attend a per.
formance Of Scenes from Grand Opera,
presented by Miss Louise lie Baron, Mr.
Walter Wheatley' and Mr.. Louis Kreidler o.
Chicago. Mrs. Dale was enthusiastic about
the work of the singers in the widely diff
fering roles essayed in scenes from
Martha" "Rigoletto," Sampson and De-
lilah" and "Gioconda," and considered hel
trip to Lincoln well worth while. Mrs
Raymond, we'll known in Lincoln musica
circles, conducted the orchestra in her usua
musicianly manner.
Mrs. Carol MARRIOTT Pitts announces
Thanks giving vesper, service at st. PauPi
Episcopal church, Council Bluffs, to be giveI
at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, November
25. Soloists will be Mrs. Ruth Gansor
Kynett and Miss Frieda Kenady. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
II l. D. LONE
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