Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-18
Musical Notes.

Musical NOteS.
The session of the First Presby-
| terrain church decided to hold a
gospel song service this afternoon at
4 o'clock instead of the evening
service, in order to allow Mrs. E. R.
Zabriskie, the organist, to attend the
organ recital by Joseph Bonnet, the
great French organist, held at st.
Cecilia's church in the evening. This
is thoughtful courtesy on the part
of the session, and courtesy when
could be granted to the organists In
other churches to advantage. 1t
does seem like the irony of fate, the
only time this year that visiting
organist plays in Omaha, and
especially so famous one, that 1t
should happen on a Sunday night,
when majority of the local
organists have services and cannot
have the opportunity of hearing MIN.
Miss Luella Anderson presents her
pupils, Kathryn Bayinger. aged q,
Margaret Donahue, aged =, ana
David Gray, aged 10, in violin re-
cital at the Blackstone hotel Sun
day afternoon, May, Is, at 4 O'Clock;
Miss Ruth Farlow, piano pupil OF
Miss Sophie Nostitz-Naimska, Will
assist and Miss Marguerite More
house will accompany. Music lovers
are cordially invited and an interest
ing program is promised.
Miss Lois Horn was hostess on
Saturday afternoon for the piano
pupils Of Mrs. Cell White McMonies
at their regular monthly meeting.
The pupils are studying the lives of
famous composers, this meeting be-
ing devoted to Chopin. After the
program dainty refreshments were
served.
A public piano recital will be
given by the pupils OF Nine. Baetens
on Thursday evening, May ~, at
SIS o. m. at the Y. M. c. A. audi
toriufn, Seventeenth and Howard
streets. They will be assisted by a
violin sextet from the studio of Mr..
Frank Mach, a ladies' quartet from
the studio of Mr.. j. E. Carnal, and
a reading by a pupil from the. studio
of Miss Amy Woodruff. Those TAX
ing part will be: Estelle Lapidus,
Geraldine Wyckoff, Jeanette Gilin-
sky, Blanche Robertson, Libbie Ko-
vitz, Anna Ruback, Alma Green,
Mildred Ryder, Dora Rich, Leona
Novitzky, Dorothy Aginskee, Miriam
Ruback, Frances Stitch, Ralph Mel
son, Florence Frame and Rosalene
Goldberg. Violin sextet: Cara
Schneider, Edith Frieden, Mildred
Bliss, Mabel Hinzie, Gladys Furness,
Ella Wright. Ladies quartet:
Eleanor. Alexander, Marie Jensen,
Gladys Nickel, Madeline Stranglen.
Reading, Maud Monroe. The public
is cordially invited.
The pupils of the ETA Ellis Music
school were presented by Mae Weth-
GRILL in a piano recital at the Ed
son Shop Recital half Thursday
evening, May Is, at 8 o'clock. Those
taking part were: Jack Shaw, Ma
talie Dale, Dorothea Herrold, Louise
stiles, Marion Morgan, Jeanette
Levinson, Carolyn Levi, Alise Walt
ers, Merle Nisewanger, Mary Lee
Estelle, Clifton Smith, Esther Sal
mon, Dorothy Reuben, Elithe Mise
wanger, Margaret Rix, Lois Wall
mer. Sibyl Nisewanger and Melba
Nisewanger. Readings were sup
piled by the courtesy of Amy Wood
ruff.
Thirty-two pupils from the class
of Cecil W. Bergman were heard in
piano recital at the Y. w. c. A. audi
forum Friday evening. May 16, at
8 p. m. Mr.. Berryman's new studio
is 400 Barker building, Fiji
teenth and ~Farnam streets.
Mr.. Ben Stanley will give two
organ recitals at Trinity Cathedral
on Wednesday and Thursday, May
II and %, complimentary to the
lay and clerical delegates the
Episcopal council. which is being
held this week. The public Is also
cordially invited to attend.
Piano recital will be given by
pupils of Annie e. Glasgow Thurs |
day evening, Maya. at the studio, |
SOB Karbach block, 209 South Six
teenth street. Names of those TAX
ing part are: Florence Mulfinger,
Evelyn Knobbs, Verna Michaelsen, |
Francis Bennett, Thaylia Bennett,
Clara Tietz, Ruth DAILY. Virgil Tay-l