The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-09
HONOR STEARNS
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The program for this afternoon and
tonight follows:
200 p. m:-Conference on "The Desira-
biiity of Cooperation Between Public
acknowledgements Strouse, Emporia.
steal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Paxton, Gar
3 100 p. n Selection = Topeka High
SIS p. m.."New Aims in Music Educa-
tion"-Edgar l.. Gordon chief of depart
ment of music extension University of wis
copsin, Madison, Wis.
rs p. m.-Men's Glee Club, Washburn
college. Harlow F. Dean, director.
/. The Trumpet Calls Away. .,.... Dow
2. Remember Now Thy Creator. Rhodes
3. The Beautiful Blue Danube. i. :. Strauss
4 80 p. INSTRUMENTATION of Or. Sea-
shores Tests for Musical Talent-Minerva
c. Hall, Lawrence.
dress by Rev. Fletcher Holman, pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, Kan
sas City, Mo. First Christian church.
PROGRAM.
Pastoral and Finale, LIST Organ
Katheriae Dotson. Newton '''nAh'
Le Mirage 1 Ghe
A Angic Rosono Ecnt sl5e.
Arthur T. UUhe. Indsborg.
Toccata and Fugue in D minor. =, Bach
ID. A. HiFschler, Emporia.
business Wisdom for Professional People.
Rev. Fletcher Holman, Kansas City, Mo.
Voice:
The Sea ........,...........,.M Mcdowell
Sunset til: ;f::.;c;;;:; Dudley Buck
Organ:
Gems . 3veEtsrs in minor. Rogers
WIN o. the Alsp- ..-.-.......-.,.. Nevin
Henry v. stearns,. Topeka
The Bitterness of Love. Dunn
{ Arise From dreams Of Thee. u helpIsg
ISL Henry F T. aalloy, e Hays
On Saturday. the last day of the
convention. all sessions will be held
at the Topeka high school. Eyaiua-
ton or musical work from the view
point of the supervisor, the grade
teacher, the high school teacher, the
city superintendent, the private
artist and the expert in educational
measurements, will be considered.
Delightful Concert
Music lovers were delighted with
the concert given last night at Me-
Vicar chapel at Washburn college by
Miss Vera Pope. ceilist, and Lyeli
Barber, pianist, under the auspices of
the Washburn fine arts department
and the Kansas State Music Teachers
association. Because of illness, Ernest
Davis, tenor was unable TO fill his
part of the scheduled program
Miss Pope, one of the most brill
liant ceilists of the day, displays feel
ing and tone power in her inteFpreta-
tons, and has charming personality.
She particularly pleased her hearers
with an original rendition of THE
Song of Pan" which the audience in
sisted that she repeat.
Lyell Barber. concert pianist, gave
numbers to fill the vacancies in the
program caused by Mr.. Davis illness.
He filled his part of the program in a
capable manner, attracting especially
favorable comment with his playing of
Andante Spianato and Polonaise by
Chopin
Committee Appointments.
Newly elected members to fill va
cancies on the executive committee of
the association are Henry v. Stearns,
Topeka; Walter McCray, Pittsburg,
and Harold T. Butler, Lawrence. Other
members of this committee are: Paul
r. UT, Ottawa; Oscar Lofgren, Linds-
borg; Elsie Smith, Manhattan; H. f,
Malloy, Hays, and L. U. Rowland,
Baldwin.
Newly elected members of the ac-
eerditing committee, which cooper
ates in adjusting credit for music in
public schools, are: Otto L. Fischer,
Wichita; Frank E. Kendrie, Oscar
Lofgren, Arthur L Westbrook and
Mrs. Paul r. UT.