South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
MUSIC

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duties had given him practically no
time 90 practice and that his lip
was tn no condition 10 play salts
factorily. Seemingly 20 have failed
I'm our efforts % have him play a
s.lo. We suggest that anyone who
doubts that real music can be had
from n cornet, see Mgr. Berkeson
and secure his permission 20 hide
!n the theater some morning when
Angelo whale finds time 10 prac-
fiCe
The Community Chorus which
anss the "Infammatus' from sta
bat Mater" by RosEini. at this aft
ernoon's symphony concert. has
aroused much interest in musical
circles in South Bend and else
where The chorus which includes
q great many Of the best voices in
the city. has been rehearsing for
several weeks under the direction OF
Mrs olive Maine. who Will sing tho
soprano obliEato part this after
noon ENCOURAGEMENT for the Com
munity Chorus is contained in let
Ter received by Mrs. Maine from
Harrison NJ. Wild conductor Of the
HppoI.o club and other choral or
gauizauons Of Chicago. Mr. Wild
S. one of the best known choral
conductors ir America
likes Courage.
He writes.
II like your courage i'm advOcat-
,rg CHORUS for South Bend The
members will experience a distinct
delight and upIift. and the commuh-
IT'S viii reap the benefits. Pray ask
Your members 20 be constant, for
that. plus your ability. viii assure
achievement. Please let me keep
in touch with your work"
Following is the personnel OF the
chorus.
Mrs. Olive Maine. director and
Ethel Stuart Gaumer. accOmpanist.
Sopranos. Mrs. Ella !. Ayers,
Mrs. r. l.. Archart, Miss Hannah
Auer. Miss Florence Barnard. Ms.
{. T.. Carleton. Mrs. +. f. Carpe1-
ter. Mrs J. Z. Cauley. Miss Margaret
Cooney. Mrs. J. l.. Decker, Mrs. F..
]. Diver. Miss Dorothy Edwards
Mrs. w. j. Fisher. Miss Helen Ca
nh. Mrs Paul Cooley. Mrs II. +.
CRUDE. Miss Florence Guthrie. Miss
The}ma Hnquist. Mrs. r. NJ. Jones.
Mrs Jester, Miss Glendora Judson,
Miss Elizabeth Kelsey, Mrs +. A.
Kline. Miss Helen Lower. Mrs J. A.
Maloney. Miss Janette Morten. Mrs.
J. s Metzler. Miss Genevieve
AIichaely. Mrs. Dalton Moomow. Mrs.
r. II. Miller. Miss Doris McKOwen,
Mrs. z. s. Nichols. Mrs. c. W. Os-
borne. Miss Matilda Pare. Miss Alice
Reimold, Miss Crissie Reimold. Mrs.
Julia Rode, Miss Helen Roth. Miss
Frances Salinger. Miss Marie
Schmidt. Miss Grace Stahly, Mrs.
Rodney Talcott, Miss stella Wander
hoof. Mrs. II. Van Riessen. Mrs.
Charles Riessen and Mrs. Charles
Webster
COntaItO Voices.
COntraltos: Mrs. W. +. Bryan.
Miss Camilla Butterworth. Miss Jo-
sephlne Decker. Mrs. F. A England.
Mrs. clyde ellis. Mrs. r. NJ. Hut
crimson, Miss Elicia Lower. Mrs. F.
Martha Mohn. Mrs. w. s. shaw. Mrs
J. 9. Tompsett and Mrs. r. c. Ira
YER
TenvPs: H s Bowden. W. r..
Clark, @. DOrman, O. a. FuIkerson,
A. J. Haerens. o. f. Hupp. J. Jes-
ter. J. r. Kerr. r. A. Kline. Harry
Mason. +. W. Morse. Joseph Reiter,
Homer Refer. Stanley TobolsSi and
a B. Williamson.
Bassos. r. !. Diver, William Fur
rey. J. r. GahH, Otto Carney, Paul
Cooley. r. ]. Gonzalez. II. +. CRUDE,
r. E. Horspool +. NJ. Jones. Adam
Keim, Kenneth Krippene. r. A. Lu-
cado. G. j. Moomow. Dalton Moo
NAV. DIT T. +. Meyer, John McIn-
mes. r. Rey de Castro, r. G.. Rubto,
g II. Shaw. II. A smoke. Leslie
Tompsett. Charles Webster and G..
T. Wilson.
To Give Recital
Mrs Nadge woodward Romine,
well known south Bend organlst,
VIII give a lecture-recital at the Chi
esEo Training school. 494s Indiana
av. Chicago. on Friday evening.
Dec Is. Miss Gertrude Harris. So
rruno OF the South, Bend Conserva-
tory OF Music. Will be the assisting
artist. Mrs ROmine Is student
\ 81 Dr. j. Lewis Browne. the well
known American organis. and COM
poser several OF whose work. have
been PLAYED by the south Bend
symphony orchestra this season. Al
though the recital In Chicago is
Principally for the pupils OF the
raining school the public viii be
admitted.