Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-02

| progresslonS this glorious orehes-
trion stimulates our imagination,
which is only marred by the con-
! quistadorial business on the stage.
| Eli, alors, Schumann, Schubert, Bee
thoven and others are ont to be con-
sidered German composers. Today
the yare our composers as much as
they are those of Germany or any
other country"
Musical Notes.
Mrs. Louise Jansen Wylie will
give a musical tea on Sunday after
noon March 2, at 4 o'clock at her
| residence, 1921 Farnam steet. The
! following pupils will take part: Mrs,
! Grace Mauer, Mrs. Verne Miller. Mrs.
| L. B. Moran, Misses Irma Podolak,
Ethel Parsons, Lottie Freeman,
Gladys Behrens and Mildred Stovel;
Miss Flora Slmkert, violinist, pupil
of Mrs. Louise Shadduck Zabriskie,
will contribute violin solo.
Mr.. Harry Murrison will sing
group of negro spirituals'' which
| have proved so popular, at the We'd
nesday afternoon meeting of the
music section Of the Woman's club.
Mrs. Murrison will act as his ac-
companist.
Mrs. Harry Murrison, assistant in
| the Community Singing department
of the War Camp Community service,
has been asked by the Music club,
which is just being organized by the
girls from the Patriotic League
| clubs, to be their leader and assist
them to organize and promote music
al activities for the benefit of the
men in uniform. More definite plans
will be announced later.
The third meeting of the Song
Leaders school will be held in the
Y, M, C. A. an Wednesday night at
8 O'Clock under the direction of
Harry Murrison in charge of Com
munity singing of the War Camp
| Community service. A short resume
of the work done at the previous
1 meetings is given each time and then
the new points taken up. Inc
! meeting will not take more than an
! hour and a quarter to an hour ana
half. The need for these leaders IS
becoming more insistent from day to
/ OtAX ana DTdCLlCdA NOlAAuN~AA5 FAA@ ~
/ available at these meetings.
! Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 at
/ the Y. w. G. A. auditorium the MUSIC
! department Of the Omaha Woman's
| club will give a program of char
| acter music. The department ex-
4 tends an invitation to all lovers or
music. Mrs. Ray ]. Abbott in charge
| of program. Colonial dances in cos
tune will be given by Virginia Up
ham. Virginia Holiday and Aida Bea-
| con. Plantation music will be sung
by a ladies quartet, and Mrs. G. f.
Brinkman and Mrs. Harry Murrison
will sing a group Of songs. An IN.
| dian dance under the direction or
Mrs. q. w. Shields will be given by
members of the department.
An interesting program of piano,
| harp and violin numbers was given
in the DeLone Harp studio yesterday
afternoon by pupils of Miss DeLone
and Mr.. Cuscaden. Those taking part
were: Misses Irma Glow, Thelma and
Larinda Skeen, Dolores O'Berg,
Masters Robert Riley and Allan
! Skeen. A number of the other pupils
taffy pull.
On Tuesday evening, March 4, at
o'clock at the studios 512-51S,
McCague building, the following pu-
pills of J. Edward Carnal will appear
in recital: Gladys Nickel, Madeline
Stranglen, Fred Cary, jeanette War;
rem, Katharine Reynolds, Marie Jen-
sen, S. o. Danielson, Aletha Fletcher
and Louise Bratton Moor.
A musical program under the di-
rection of Miss Helen Mackin will be
given in the Y. M. G. A. at Fort
Omaha on Wednesday evening,
March 5. Students Of Luella Allen,
Mrs. Zabriskie, Helen Maxim, and
Walter B. Graham, assisted by Miss
Kate Swarzlander of the Story Tell
ers' league and Sergeant Moore of
Fort Omaha will furnish the pro-
gram.
A program Of special music will
be given at the North Side Christian
church on Sunday evening, March 2,
at 1880 D. m. Those taking part Will
be Miss Jessie Cady, organ, Miss
Eleanor Alexander, soprano, Miss
Irma Glow, harpist: Jean Higgins,
baritone and the choir under the d.
rection of Grace Pool Steinberg.
A program Of Hawaiian music
was given Thursday evening at the
Brandeis thcater by pupils of Luella
Allen. The following took part;
Misses Goldie Water. Ann Martin, !
Eva Bobbitt, Clara HUH, Leta Huth, !
Grace Reiff, Hazel Weaver, Nc !
Candies, and Lillian Shellberg and !
Mrs. Robert Eby.
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