The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
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go {. ACusta Of Tulsa. The session
mas been called for the purpose ui
outlining the state work ana plan
ming Tor the young artists contest.
/ piher members OF the board who
are expected to hc IN attendance
are Mrs. Dennis H. Wilson rf Miami.
! vice president, Mrs. T.. n. Matthews
OF MCAlestcr, second vice president;
Miss Helen Knowles OF shawnee,
secretary; Mrs. f. NJ Carter OF
/ Okmulgee, treasurer
The next meeting %. the Tulsa
/ music. teachers association will be
| held "wednesday, February l6. the
place u the session and luncheon
10 be announced later
Mrr. Fyrno Bogie Benton. q form
I cr pupil ut Henry L. Spindler il on
rolled at the Bush conservatory.
| Chicago. whore she is studying piano
under Edgar \ Nelson.
Sasha Hacoyuch wei known
tenor and teacher Of voice. gave the
! prugtdm OF an evening musicale at
! the homo Of Mrs. Eugene T.. Lavsou
/ Ia NowdtH THURSDAY Mr RaCo-
vtch is recovering from np acciden.
which confined him 20 h.s room toI.
/ several weeks.
I Mrs. George =. Rcu who iur soy
eral years served as director OF the
chorus choir OF Holy Family Cath
/ olic church, has resigned. Mrs Rel
/ has been threatened with a break
! down ami is compelled TO take a
! rest. Her successor has not a. vet
| bcc1 named
! lin Bryan, high school students and
pupils or Mr.. William Waiter Perry
| teacher of piano, will give special
program ~ the evening service OF
! First Presbyterian church Sunday.
/ AZ $50 O'Clock when the Christian
EndcaNor will no in charge.
| The Cadmau female chorus OF IS
voices will s.ng a. the SUNDAY att
| crnoOn concert of the municipal
band of which l.. Le Monte Parkc-
| Is director. today. The Grand
War March and Battle LYNN"
I from the opera "Rienzi." by Wagner
| and I'm tn" Great BEYOND" by Ellis
brooks viii be sung. The latter
was one of Americas greatest band
masters ana WAS greatly beloved by
all who knew him.
ArtCllS Dickson, former pupil of
Robert Buice Carson. who is study
! ing with Percy Rector Stephens In
! New York has been appointed
baritone soloist OF second Presby-
terrain church. at leuh street and
, Central park west, in the metropolis,
| Mr.. D!ckSou's voice is considered
one which promises - be heard
! tom later, either in opera or con
Ccrt.
Mr Leslie Ynrbrough. for some
anne past baritone soloist OF First
Baptist church. has resigned there
and will enter upon his new dutirs
with the choir of First Christian
church today
Mrs. juno Reid. Nre. Walter +.
Cain. Mrs. Helen Yates Scott and
vile for concert engagement
Wednesday, February 16.
Franklin Sonnakolb, teacher OF
piano, is convalescent, after an Ill
ness OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Shedd. formerly of
this city, who at one time was con-
ucuted with local conservatory
has Identified herself with the mu-
steal interests OF Chicago, where she
| ls teaching voice.
Out Of 20 applicants 10 take the
examinations for credits In music
outside the schools, held last week.
only six stood the test. The interest
and o-opCrat!on of patrons in this
new departure is asked by the COM
! "a -
Acosta Miss Eulalic Parks and Miss
| Flo North.
The meeting Of Hyechka distr.ct
national federation OF music clubs
comprising the states of Missouri.
Arkansas. Oklahoma and Louisiana
will be held March 20, 23 and "a In
st. Louis Tulsa music clubs will
| be represented By Mesdames u. c,
/ Ncosta. Ned G. Rigsbee, W. n.
Crowder and James A. Henry,
Pupils of the high school who
are studying piano, voice and violin,
are urged 20 apply for credits, The
requirements are that pupils shall
practice / I-2 hours daily or 10
encourage their children In, this
movement to make music part Of
the school curriculum
Miss Marie Gardner, organist Of
| First Presbyterian church. will play
| n group of numbers which are a
| part of tho school music memorial
contests at tho morning service,
| Sunday.
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