Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

the states and districts to their win
ncrs as they may decide. 1t Is sur
sested that funds be raised TO nav
expenses OF winners to district and
national contests.
National winners shall receive cash
prizes of $3.50 each as follows:
Male Noicc-The James H. Rogers
vocal Prize given by Mrs. Frank A.
SeloerlinS, of Akron, Ohio
remale Voice-The Grace Porter
,e.d Polk Vocal Prize" gvcni by Mrs.
a,pert Poiy. of Greenwood. Indiana
Piano Prize" siv& by Mrs. Albert
u. ochsner, Of Chicago, Ill.
Niolin--Thc William l.. whitney
Violin Prizc, given by Mrs. Christine
Miller Clemson, OF Pittsburg. Pa
An additional reward to the National
prize winners will he a series of ap-
poarances in concert before the Fed
Grated Clubs OF the country and other
Clubs interested sufficiently to engage
them under the managemt of tho
National chairman of Contests.
Tho winners of the 1919 Biennial
contest were given a tour of thirty
five concerts in January, February,
receiving $50 for each concert appear
ance. Tho entire local expense and
part OF their travelling expenses were
taken care OF by the clubs engaging
them. 1t is hoped to have a longer
tour Of concerts over the entire United
states for the winning contestants of
I 1921.
The Aeolian company of New York
city. has given in perpetuity the use
of its beautiful auditorium. Aeolian
Hail. on West 45rd street for a concert
to be given by the winning contest
ants OF tho National Federation OF
Musical Clubs, during the month OF
April. each biennial year. There being
no rental fee for the hall, other local
expenses will be cared for and the con-
cert managed by the New York State
president and the Empire District
president, and the net proceeds OF tho
concert will be given to the National
prize winners.
The winners will have joint ap-
pcarance at the Lockport Musical F'ee-
tiva' given by Mr.. 4. 4. Van dc
Mark. president, called the 'Lockport
Festival Prize each of them rcceiv-
ing $50.
Also, an appearance at Kimball Hall.
Chicago. Illinois. to be known as the
II. Wight Neumann Prize under the
management OF Mr.. Neumann.
Prominent musicians of national
reputc, have pronounced these con-
tests one of the finest plans ever put
forward for the assisting of young
musicians. The, federating OF Colo
RADIOS music Gibbs has made it pos
sihlc for our own young musicians to
take part and furnishes them with an
incentive to do good work.
Tho opcn meeting of the Monday
Musical club will he held in McCle'
land Library Hall Monday evening at
o'clock. Jan. "a. Each member may
invite ten guests. A silver offering
will be taken. The program follows:
!. Piano Soli-ta) "Au Cou Vent
Oh, The Spinning Girls of Cor
Mrs. Francis Schwincger
:. Vocal soio-"My Dear Soul"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sanderson
Mrs. James Farley. of Florence. Colo:
Miss Lldia Blanche Robe
4. Vocal Solo-"Spirit Flower"
Mrs. Georgia Himel
Accompanied by Miss Vera Frauzen.
.. Solo Dancc-Spanish
Dorothy Babcock
Accompanied by Mrs Hclwig.
s. Noval Solo-"In a Persian Gard
Mr. Harper Gardner.
I. Violin Solo-"First Movement of
Second Concerts" wicnranski
Miss Leah Dana Rces.
>. Vocal Solo-ScleCted.
Mrs. James Farley.
o. ReadinE-Dialect Number
Miss Ida Blanche Robe.
10. Vocal Solo-''The Day is Ended"
Mrs.. Max Rreetwor.
Violin obligato-Miss Roes.
II. Piano Duot-'Polonaisc op. II.
Mrs James Park and
Mrs. Roger Whcldon.
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Mrs. John 4. Martin entertained the
members Of tho Now-A-Day club at
an open meeting in her homo Wcdnes
day afternoon. Mrs. J. NJ. Young spoke
on Women. Clubs and their Place
and piano solos were rendered by
Miss Esther Davis and Miss Ada Crick,
Miss Margery Starkwcather gave n
reading and then games were played.
During the social moments refresh
mcnts were served:
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Mrs NJ Mcdonald and Miss C.
Ryland will entertain the st. Vincent
DCpaulc society at cards in tho st.
Francis Navior Hall Wednesday after
noon, January IS for the benefit of
the Holy Family Nursery. Friends
invited.
Mrs. j. NJ. Settle was hostess at tho
regular meeting of the Womans clubs
Wednesday afternoon when the follow
ing program on Home Economies
was given:
Roll Call ....-......... current ENontS'
Housekeeping in Many Isnds"...,.
................... Mrs, w, l.. Russell
AN Eight-Hour Day in the Home, >.
................... Mrs. John Ncith
Homo Demonstration Work" ........
..,.............. Mrs. w. +. Rcinig
'woman's Responsibility Concerning
Municipal Cleanliness. ..............
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs. r. Sperau
Vocal solo ...... Mrs Il. W. Gibbons.
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Tho Wednesday Morning club will
meet with Mrs. Alva +. Adams this
week when Mrs, William Songer' as
sisted by Mrs. c. Is. McHarg and
Mrs Phillip Work will conduct tho
study of italian and Greek Emi-
grants"
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Tho MaEar society will meet We'd
ncsday afternoon, January rs. In tho