The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

AHt'' 'SNtlik W llt ADMIRERS o.
Mr.. Frank La Forge whose namo
has been placed on the pinnacle OF
things worth while musically, hy
MS artistry as "a pianist and having
been the favored accompanist of
Madame Ernstiue Schumanu-
Heink, iwill be- the announcement
that ne will appear in concert both
In Oklahoma city and Muskogoc
next week. with him Alc Craze
wagner, soprano, ana Senior Rcnst1
SenelH eminent baritone. They
will give concert IN oklahoma
CITY on the evening ~ saturday, No.
vember l2 Mrs. Walter L. cain OF
Tulsa who coached with La Forge
last year In New York, expects to
attend the concert
Ted shawn. the famous head of
tho penishawn school OF dance viii
appear In Convention hail next
wednesday night In a special COM
cert program. one " tho several
outstanding features ~ the shawn
appearance lies In tho fict that
every dance TO bo presented is ab-
solutely original and is the crca-
tion OF this master OF the tCrpsl-
chorcan art.
His program Is divided into throc
parts, first the Church Service, IN
which he renders an entire Prutes-
tant church service rcvcrcntly Tho
service is given with rythmic move
nents or tho upper portions OF the
body 10 the aCcomuauimeut OF tn
famcdRach mantuoff Prelude In =
sharp Minor. Tho sCond group ~
the Dcnishawn offering to the
world Music Nigualizatious' in
which such masters AZ Bach, ChO
pin, Eric Satlc are faithfully inter
prcted, The closing group Includes
tho Pictorial, Romantic ana HIS
toric dances Of all times Each
dance H. faithfully costumed In Ac-
rOrdanCC with historic traditions.
Mr. shawn sent an artist 10 Mexico
to prepare drawings from mosques
from which his Toltic Legend Ballet
"%ochtl" costume was prepared.
! Miss Dorothea Bowen Miss Betty
| May. Miss Martha Graham will as
sist as dancing artists and Mr.. Louis
Horst, the celebrated pianist, vii
preside at the piano,
The second OF series OF piano
recitals heinR given by the pupils
OF Ellen Rcen Ecrscy at her studios
at 1901 South Boulder avenue, was
given Friday evening by Mercedes
Campbell, age II years. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ! L. Ca anpbel, IS
Eva Hunter and Margaret Hennnge,
violin pupils OF Mr.. Jacob Schreiner.
The music conference program
that will be a part Of the program
ensemble at the state Federation ~
Woman's clubs that meets next
week in McAlcster. with Mrs. Ora
l.. Frost presiding, will be as fol-
'ows:
low: address, what We Need Most
In Music in our state" Mrs. Frost,
round table led by district chair
man. subject, What I Desire Most
for Music in My District" (5 min
utes given for this discussion) /,
music memory contest. given by
school children Of McAlester, Mrs.
! Frost assisted by Mrs n L. Mat
thews. McAlester Cone hour for the
contcsO address America niZation
Through Music" Mrs. Marx r.
oberndorfer, Chicago; illustrations
en- costume: ante-bellum songs.
Miss Dorinda Bruce. Tulsa; Negro
melodies, Mr.. Loyce G. Mayors, Nc.
Alester; Indian songs, Mios sansa
Wear Carey, Nowata: "Our Fedora
/ tions." Mrs Domingo G. Acosta
/ pres dent Of Oklahoma State Fed
orations OF Music clubs.
District presidents are: Mrs. l.. II
| West. blackwell, First district: Mrs
| ]. l.. Gurnnette, Oklahoma City
/ Second district; Mrs. NJ. II. Garnett
| Nowata, Third district Mrs. r. d
/ Watson, McAlestcr, Fourth district
/ Mrs. u. 7. Mcmahon. Lawton. Fif!N
| district.
A guest OF honor at the meetinR
| will he Mrs Marx Il. Obendurfer
| Chicago, Ill, chairman OF music
| General Federation OF Woman's
/ ciUbT.
John knowles Weaver goes to Nc
Alester Thursday where he is to