Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

Musical Americas Guide has Just
been published by the Musical
America company. SOL Fifth avenue.
New York. This is comprehensive
book, including articles on New
York's musical managers and how
they operate; how to enter the con-
cert field: how to make a New York
debut and what 1t costs; how to
make your city musical center;
how to secure a musical education.
and a list of American and Canadian
cities, carefully arranged by states.
giving information as to population.
railroads and hotels, and the names
of music clubs, music supervisors
and other items Of general musical
interest.
Miss Vera Petersen entertained
the mothers and friends Of her piano
pupils at a musical tea. Thursday.
June 16, at her home, 3211 Wright
street. The following pupils gave
the program: Gertrude Olson. Fern
Tyson, Frank Gross. Wayne Edgar.
Virginia Jonas. June Coburn. James
Nicklen, Helen Rapp, Betty Nielsen,
Ruth STEINER, David Nicklen. Eliza
beth Jonas and Frances Nicklen.
The closing musical program OF
the year will be presented at the
United Presbyterian church. Twenty
fourth and Dodge streets, Sunday
morning, June rs. Special organ
numbers will be presented. praise
Ye the Father" by Gounod. for male
chorus, special anthem by the full
choir and solos by Miss Moore, Mrs.
Heath, Mr.. Rink.
Mrs. J. Stanley Hill, director of
music at the North Side Christian
church, announces the last musical
program Of the season by this choir.
Sunday evening, June rs, at
o'clock. Included in the program Is
professional hymn. For Thee, 0
Dear Country" by Noble: an eight
part chorus, Judge Me, o Cod" by
Dudley Buck and the "Hallelujah
Chorus from the Messiah" Miss
Nellie Church, soprano. will sing
Holy Father, Thou Hast Taught
Me-" a women's auartette, consist
ing Of Mrs. Wilbur Baughman. Miss
Emma Jayne Hilton. Miss Harriet
Cady and Mrs. Hershal Brown will
sing Trust in the Lord" an ar
rangement of Handers Largo"
Mrs. Joseph Burger will play violin
solo, and Mrs. Hill will sing Fear
Not Ye, o Israel" by Buck, and will
also give musical monologue, mot
Understood" by special request. Miss
Jessie Cady Is organist. The public
is cordially invited.
The Cleveland Institute Of Music
has issued its 1922 catalogue.
Ernest Block is music director, Ed
win Arthur Kraft. director organ
department. Nathan Fryer. Beryl
Rubenstein and others are included
in the faculty.
The following pupils from the
class Of Connie Paulson were heard
in recital at her home Friday after
noon. June "a: Pauline Lehman,
Helen Silcott. Grace Changstrom.
Elizabeth Littgen, Margaret Wyman,
Ruth Riseman. Mary Gibson. Doro-
Mary Alice Kirtley. Ruth
swanberg, Alice Kiewit. Juliet. We
sin. Rebecca Segal, Rose Segal.
Alice Wilson, Genena Noble. Eli
lahore Baxter, Vera Petersen, Cathe-
rine Morgan. Olga Hillquist, Kathe-
rine Etigberg.
Miss Margaret Judge presents the |
following pupils In plano recital
Wednesday, June 20, at 8 p. m. at
Oakford Music house: Raymond
Young. Jack Pierce. Majorie Paul
sen. Bernice Graft, Hope Welburn,
Mary McGovern. Margaret Foley.
Martina Branford. Frances Nc
Chesney. Helen McChesney, Lucille
Dunkin and Helen Dunkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Schneiders
will assist with vocal numbers.
Amy Woodruff will present the
following students In a dramatic re-
cital Tuesday evening, June 2S, at
the Oakford Music house, 1907 Far
nam street: Agnes Bexton, Rose |
Kaplan. Blanche Blundell, Helen
Kubat Irene Mortensen. Eunice
Nelson. Frances Johnston, Marie
Sherwood, Katherine Bullock. Luella |
Berry. Dorothy Reuben, Fora Scran-
ton. Doris Haverstock. pupil Of Nine. |
Baetens. will give q piano solo. A
duet will be played by Evelyn Simp-
son and Elaine Trahonas, pupils Of |
Mae Wetherill.
The interested public Is cordially |
invited to attend.
The Kountze Memorial Lutheran
church choir will give at the mu.
dcsl OF the season. next Sunday eve.l