Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27


proach.
Upon the whole, the sacred con-
cert was something of a disappoint-
ment, perhaps because we expected
too much after the remarkable joys
of the operate productions, but then
joys were worth coming miles to
hear, and it is upon these that this
great company has built its repu-
tation.
Musical Notes.
A joint recital will be given by
Blanche Bolln, soprano, and Einar
Andreasen, organist, assisted by
Isabelle Radman, violinist, and
Alma Bolln at the piano, at the
Plymouth Congregational church,
Eighteenth and Emmett streets.
Thursday, May |, at $3.50 p. m. The
program:
Allegro ma non troppo, Andante.
Allegro con fuoco.
Caro- Mic Ben ................. Giordlai
berceuse .-...s............ Holmes
Z Heure EXCUSE ................. Hahn
Communion in G ..............., Batiste
i ame zio observation-disclosures aailaerts
Violin Obligato
PART TWO.
Song OF India ...:.. Rimsky- korsakow
the he Almond Tn Tree ,''''.''''' s sfa,ep
Festival piece .................. Stebbins
revere ...'''' '...'.........' Dichinson
Haymaking 't....'s..'.. Neednani
Cradle Song .................... Brahms
Violin Obligato
Taccata in d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Kinder
Much interest centers about the
harp contest to be given at the Fon-
tenelle on Sunday evening, when
Miss Thelma Skeen will be presented
by Loretta De Lone in formal re-
cital. 1t is seldom that one hears
an entire harp program, and music
lovers are looking forward to a
genuine harp treat Miss Skeen,
after three and one-half years of Sc
rious study, has a repertoire of 1876
standard harp solos, played only by
mature artists. She will be assisted
in banjo trio by Misses Glow and
Ball. The following is the program
for this evening:
PART !.
Andante Rsligioso-Harp trio -. .oberthur
Mi6Ses ohceHs Dali duu SioW.
Harp solos:
Valse Caprice ................ Hasselmans
Echoes Of q Waterfall ............. Posse
Winter .:................. Thomas
Inc Sa9o * v.n,.a cod 1aoei
sextette de Lucia-Arr by Chesire....
. ............... ............... Donlzetl
Chants des Exiles .............. Navonne
, nm S j., D.; n. ia Gnaafrnid
PART
Medley ........... Ola .FaVOrites
Trio.
Harp solos:
Entr'acte de Lucia 49,. Arr. by Verdalle
Mazurka Hasselmans
Les Gouttes D'Eau ............ Oberthur
The Harp That Once Through Tara's
Halls Moore
(Arr by Loretta De Lone; dedicated to
Miss Skeen.)
Grand March .................::... Alvars
Mlnuette ....,.......s...... hasselfhans
MUSIC BOX .............. FoenilZ
Will o. the Wisp ............ Hasseimans
Danse des Sylphes ..."....... Godeiroid
6arear0iie '''''''' Trio iienpac"
Louise Jansen Wylie presented
Mrs. Verne Miller, Mrs. Bradley Roe,
Miss Irma Podolak, Miss Ethel Par
sons and Miss Lottie Freeman, ar
fist pupils, in a song recitel at the
Blackstone hotel Friday evening.
Obligatos were played by Miss Marie
Adler, violinist, and Mr.. Earl Tick
nor, futist. Accomplishments by
Mrs. e. r. Zabriskie and Miss Olive
Seymour.
Pupils Of Miss Ida M. Morse will
give piano recital Tuesday evening,
April 20, o'clock at the Schneider
& Mueller Piano Company building
1918 Farnam street. Taking part are
Mrs. J. e. Wineberg, Mrs. l. 0. Wat
son, Misses Ethel Tiedeman, Mildred
Hernbloom, Eunice Nelson, Thelma
Nye, Bernice Blasser, Helen Hough-
ton, Dorothy Johnson, Lillian Pelli-
can, Alverda Triem. Anna Pleuler,
Dorothy Anderson, Pauline Shapiro
Mary Styskal, Ruth Hannah, Orma
Koch, Clara Vanous, Rose Styskal,
Anna Koenig, Rose Kosowsky, Ruth
Jacobsen, La Vera Anderson. Misses
kyrathan and Elizabeth Ralston will
assist with vocal selection. The
public is cordially invited.
A piano recital was given by pu-
pills Of Miss Eleanor Rentz Saturday
April rs, at the Y. W. C. A audi
forum. Those taking part We're:
Edward, Tyler, Eleanor Hamilton,
Payson Adams, Edwina Morgulis,
Mary Elizabeth Jonas. August Fred
eric Jonas, Jean Uhlig. James Me-
Mullen, Virginia Warren. Dorothy
Steiner, Dorothy Higgins, Marie
Uhlig, Eleanor Sevick, William c..
Clarke. Robert Richardson, Ann
Young. Harold Dryselius, Wilbur
Norwich, Thelma Warren, Winefred
Portee and Helen Jacobs.
The choir Of the Bethlehem Luth-
eran church at Red Oak, Ia, sang
the cantata, 1.-THE Triumph of The
Cross" by Matthews, on Good Fri
day. This choir of 35 voices is d.
rected by Dacy Borton Case of
Omaha. Mrs. Case is voice
teacher in the Red Oak School
of Music, flourishing little school
of some 800 students Mrs Case
has studied under J. E. Carnal for
the last 10 years.
Mrs. Eva Kerrihard, violin instruc-
tor at the Red Oak School of Music,
produced an excellent concert with
her orchestra at Beardsley theater
April Ia. The orchestra was as
sisted by Clara Schneider. violinist.
of Omaha: Mrs. Dacy Borton Case,
soprano; Miss Cecil Hill and Miss
Constant Plat classic dancers) of
Red Oak. Mrs. Eva Kerrihard is
one of Frank Mach's assistants.
Mrs. Louise Shadduck Zabriskie
will give the closing organ program
for the season at the First Presby-
terrain church Sunday afternoon, May
4. at O'Clock. Assisting on this
program will be heard Mrs. Louise
Jansen Wylie, soprano, and the quar-
tet of the First Presbyterian church,
Mr.. George S. Johnston, director.
Piano pupils Of Miss Nora Neal
will appear in recital next Wednes-
day evening at Miss Meals studio.