Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11

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for a great amount Of his fame.
The department of community
singing of the War Camp Commun-
ity service will open its second song
leaders school, Wednesday evening,
May ID, at the Girls Community
house, 17l6 Dodge street, under the
direction of Mr.. Harry Murrison.
This school is open, without fee of
any kind, to any persons wishing to
be song leaders. 1t is not neces-
sary to be a trained or professional
musician in order to be song lead
er. Factories, industrial plants,
churches, department stores, lodges,
! women's and girls clubs; in fact,
any organization is invited to send
one or more representative to this
school for this training. This class
will be held each Wednesday night
and all persons interested in leading
community singing, or massed sing
ing, are welcome to attend these
sessions.
Musical Notes.
Miss Luella Anderson presents her
pupils, Kathryn Bavinger. aged s;
Margaret Donahue, aged 9, and
Davie Gray, aged 10, in violin recital
at the Blackstone hotel on Sunday
afternoon, May IS, at 4 o'clock.
These young people will be assisted
by Miss Ruth Farlow, pianist, pupil
of Miss Sophie Nostitz- Naimska.
Miss Marguerite Morehouse will ac-
company. The three young violin
lists all now play three-quarter size
violins, but they started their
studies on one-quarter and half size
instruments. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged by Miss
Anderson, containing a trio by Dan
ella, in which all three unite, duets
and quartet in which they will be
assisted by Miss Anderson. Kathryn
Bavinger will play concerto by
Seitz, Margaret Donahue, 1.-THE
Swan" by Saint Saens. and 1.-THE
Golden Wedding" by Gabriel Marie,
and David Gray will play Waltz
From Faust" by Wichtl. Miss
Ruth Farlow will assist with two
numbers, the latter being four of
the Scenes From Childhood" by
Schumann. All those interested are
cordially invited to attend.
Miss Eulalia M. Rickley an
nounces the change of her voice
and piano studio from the McCague
building to Room Is, Arlington
Block, 1511h Dodge street.
j. Edward Carnal will sing the
bass solos in rendition of the
I, l,,y+ 1o
Chorus at Wahoo, Neb, on Monday
evening, May IL.
Marion w. Bush, pianist, gave a
recital at the Academy of the Sacred
Heart on last Thursday afternoon.
Cecil Bergman presents the fol-
lowing pupils in piano recital at the
Y w. C. A. auditorium, Seventeenth
and Howard, Friday, May Is, 1919,
at 8 p. m: Adelina Brader. Eliza
beth Clark, Mary Alice Donahue,
Margaret Widenor, Cora Laverty
Jean 1averty, Dorothy Carmichael.
jeanette Goldsmith, Sara Forman,
Helen Pancoast, Roberta Trimble,
Alice Leslie, Marjorie Pancoast,
Sadie ,Levey, Phyllis Lehmer, Jean
Hall. Elizabeth Moring, Catherine
Glow, Lester Simon, Jane Fisher,
Ruth Slama, Eileen Keliher. Helen
Root, Christine Federle, Katheryn
Parker, Lille Englund, Anna.Parker,
Mrs. Christine Coughlin of Platts-
mouth, Marjorie Smith, Mildred
Mabery. Madeleine Scott. Gertrude
anne Miller. Mr.. Berryman's new
studio address is 400 Barker build
ing, Fifteenth and Farnam.
Miss Loretta lie Lone will give a
harp recital at the North Side Chris
tan church Thursday evening, May
Is, at S:15 o'clock. Miss De Lone
will play a program including MANY
representative solos for the harp,
and also including several new
harpologues, which are recitations
set to harp music. These have been
arranged by Miss De Lone.