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Wednesday afternoon, Prof. J..
Laurence Erb, director of music,
University OF Illinois, will deliver
an address, Concerning the Pro-
posed Establishment of National
Conservatory of Music at Washing
ton, D. c." A special musical pro-
gram will also be given by Lincoln
musicians. The annual banquet will
be held at the Lincoln hotel at E
o'clock, with Henry G. Cox of ON
aha as POSTMASTER. The evening
and closing session of the associa-
ton will be program of music by
Nebraska composers, including
numbers by Carl Beutel, University
Place; August Molzer, Lincoln:
Jean Lindsay Carlson, Crete; Cecil
w. Bergman, Omaha; Paul Reuter-,
Seward; Edward ]. Watl, Lincoln;
J. A. Parks, York, and Howard
Kirkpatrick, Lincoln. The program
books have been mailed to members.
and they are beautifully illustrated
and carefully prepared booklets, CIV
ing detailed information of the
events.
Josef Hoffman has prepared an
interesting program for the recital
which will take place at Lincoln
Monday night during the State Mu-
sic Teachers association. 1t is con-
sentative rather than ultra modern.
1t opens with group of five clas-
sizes, beginning with the Beethoven
Sonata opus 10l, The Scarlatti Gap
riccio" and "Pastorale" and Cap
piccio" and Gluck "Sgambati Melo-
die" in B minor are also part of this
group. Four Chopin numbers will
make UP the second group including
the "Scherzo" in B minor. La JON
gleuse" Moszkowski, Barcarolle in
A minor, Rubinstein, and THE Bat"
valse, Strauss-Godowsky, bring the
program to close. 1t is interesting
to remember that Holman was Ru-
benstein's only private pupil. Josef
Holman goes to Lincoln as men,
Der of the "Great Artists Course"
managed by Mrs. H. ]. Kirschstein,
formerly of Omaha. Mrs. Kirsch-
stein was active in musical affairs
when in Omaha and since the re-
moval of the family to Lincoln she
has continued her musical interests
and widened her activities until she
has made name for herself there
as concert manager. Last year she
carried concert course for war
work. She presented Mccormack,
Ganz-Brown in joint recital, and
Nine. CALI Curci, and as result she
turned over '$5,0o5.60 to war tax and
war work organizations. This year
she has presented a notable course
of artists as well, and only Josef
Holman and Nine. Louise Homer,
who will appear April "a, are yet to
be heard.
Musical Notes
The Music department of the
Omaha Woman's club presents its
chorus at the open day program of
the Omaha Woman's club on Mon
day afternoon March 31st at $3.50 p.
m, The chorus will be assisted by a
string trio and the ladies quartet
and accompanied and directed by
Henry G. Cox. Doris Nevin; Last
Night" Kjerulf- Rees: "Cradle
Song" Lehman, and Years at the
Spring" Beach," will be included in
the program The trio will include
Mrs. Evelyn Reese. Mrs. Mabel Dom
Ian, and Miss Ruth Flynn. The
quartet contains Mrs. l.. E. Brad
shaw, Mrs. b. NJ Anderson, Mrs. F.
j. Harrington, and Miss Amanda
Young. Mrs. Roy Abbott will play
the accompaniment. The program
will close with community singing
directed by Mrs. 3. NJ. Anderson and
accompanied by Mrs. d. E. Brad
shaw. Mrs Ward Shafer is leader
of the department.
The last number of the series of
concerts by local artists will be given
on Monday evening, April 21. when
Henry Cox, violinist, will be present.
ed, assisted by the Woman's Club
Choral club.
The Music department of the Wo-
mans club will meet Wednesday at
2:15 for rehearsal by request of the
director, Mr.. Cox