The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
CHORAL CLUB A
SAPULPA ASSET
Five Months of Existence
Has Proven It's Real
Value
RI HAS NO DR0NES
Every Member Is Willing and
Able to Sing and All Are
Kept Busy
MILDRED o. CHADWICK.


SApULPA, April - One ~ the
lvcs. organizations in tho cltv ia
tho choral club and o. ie ALSO one NJ
the Youngest although 10 noas.s one
of the largest memberships ~ amy
club organization ln ,hc city, Thorc
are a. mcmbcra and each ono Ire an
active member as tn" choral .luh
VIII ha,, uo othor Kind
FOR several years number ~
music lovers have bccu of the opln-
,on that such club should be- organ
we'd but 10 vas not until Dr Mckee
,cr came to sapulpa iu the inter.
oU ~ the better cities novomcn.
however, that th, plans were crNs.
talizcd into action and the Sapulpr
choral club was organized
This was five months ago. and u.
that time 20 people appeared Ht Oh,
Presbyterian church and enrolled as
'hnrter members,
Officers were elected at this
meeting and Ernest praug Si1mm
of Tulsa was selected as the director
OF tho club. claude Masters was
made pres dent, y II. DaRlrv vice
president. and Mrs. NJ Edgar Wcql
aF The secretary committee con
sisting OF Mcsdamoa w. E. I,oucks.
Hamilton. T. H. Dagloy and Miss
EulG Smith were appointed 10 oh
tain new members and Ia interest
the civic bodies I'm the city in tho
work which the Choral club was at
tempting to do. From the very FIRST
the success OF the organization was
assured and the original enthusiasm
was maintained by the simple cXpc-
dtcnt uf Immediately giving each
new member something to do.
There are no inactive members Ia
This club ana something ~ always
afoot TO keep the Interest at a high
pitch,
The membership has nearly dou-
bile In the five months that the club
has becn In existence and splendid
cooperation IL being received from
all clubs OF the city Those organi.
zations that had no talent to offor,
pledged funds FOR the maintaining
OF the club IL needs
So well has the venture succeeded
In fact. that thN members felt conf.
dent IN their progress To attempt "a
concert on last Thursday night
and that they were Justified
In their assumption was am
ply proven when this concert
was given. Even more am-
billions plans are being made FOR the
next year OF this, the baby club Of
Sapulpa. Among other things. II II
hoped bv next year the membership ~
will be at least 100 and more elnb'
orate programs can be attempted
As the only requirement for mem.
bership IL that one he able To sing
and be willing To take an active
part.
There IN no reason why the mem
bers cannot be acquired. ana II the
concert already glVon IN "a criterion
Of those to come, there IL no reason
why they should hesitate to Offer
moro elaborate programs. Music
lovers OF the city are looking for.
ward TO some splendid programs
from the club during the coming
months and interest in the success
of their undertaking TO provide real
music for the city is keen, while
proffers OF help are many. which
goes to prove that tho charter mem.
bers were right in thinking that a
year round chance To sing and hear
singing would be an asset 10 the
city. Members of the Choral clut
are Mesdames ". r.. Loucka. t.. Il
Baxter. A. V Rupprecht F. II Dag
Icy, H.. B. Hughes. Bessie Allyn. NJ
u. Hicks. o. u, white. George
Smith, Edgar West. u. G. Hamilton
rerd kaufman, George six r.. o
Han, @. H. Wilson. Aletha Smith
sam Butler, Ermn Morris, Johr
Boushee, II. h. Raugh, Il, Il. Wal
lace. Tom Prmknrd. W Is Can
trell: Misses Ina lAdd, Eula Smith
Mary Kinkaid, Ruby Davis. Eerf
ough, Martha Robinson. Messrs. +
II. Dagley ID. ". Bryant, Coulter
claude Masters. Robert Cardwell. II
W. Mack, George Mack Ben Hub
hard. r. II. Wallace. Casmas
George Mann, j. T. Murphy. Matson
j. 4. Fields and j. X. Barton.