The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
Music and Musicians
Here and ElseUhere

The annual state convention of the
Oklahoma Federation Of Music clubs
will open at 1870. Monday in the
Lutheran church, Oklahoma city, for
session of three days.
Monday afternoon will be given
over to n musical contest by young
artists of the state. Tuesday will be
club day. with n banquet in the eve
ming. Wednesday will be the occa-
sion OF the midwintcr festival pro-
gram. Speakers OF the meeting Will
be DR.. Stratton u. Brooks of Okle-
homa university; DIR. Fred Holmberg
OF the university and Mrs. Ora Light
ner Frost OF Tulsa, district presi
dent; The Women's Glee club. the
Madrigal club and Apollo club OF the
capital city will take part in the fes
tival program. Tulsa will send
large representation of musicians
including Mrs. II. j. Mugge, head of
the voice department of Tulsa uni
versity; Mrs. G.. Garabedian, who
was chosen as first delegate from
the Hycchka club; Mrs. Patti Adams
Schrcinor, pianist, who will repre-
sent the club on the program; Mrs.
A. q. Marrs, the Piano Study clubs
delegate. Miss Marguerite Gavin,
who will represent this club on the
program; Mrs. Ned G. Rigsbce. state
chairman of music; Mrs. w. II.
Crowder, city chairman and little
Charlotte Laughton, daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. Charles +. Langhton. who
will appear on the program Of the
music festival in "A group OF harp
numbers.
II. lie Monte Parker, director ot
! the municipal band. has announced
! his program for Sunday afternoon,
January l6 at Convention hall with
Mrs. June Reid. violinist and Mrs.
Walter l.. Cain. as soloists
John Knowles Weaver. head of
the the department of piano OF Tul-
sa university. has written number
OF compositions, one of which will he
used by the contestants at the state
contest in oklahoma City this week.
The composition is brilliant con-
cert yalse, Joy which was award
ed the first prize last year In Chica-
90 by a vote of Nine. Rive King,
Moses Boguslawski, and Kenneth
| Bradley. Miss Jessie Cissne, Tulsa
teacher and member OF its leading
music clubs, who is much Interested
| I'm writing music, will submit num-
her of manuscripts OF her own COM
position to be passed upon,
Walter Perry, formerly OF Chica-
go, will submk a number OF manu-
scripts for criticism nj the meeting
of the federation this week IN Okla
homa City.
| A recent donor to the public lib
rary was the HyeChka club which
set apart $50 of its charity concert
fund, derived from the musicale IN
| tho home of Mrs. j. B, Means, Tor
the purchase of books on music
history of American music has al
ready been added to the group or
volumes on music.
| The Sasha Jacobson ana Percy
| ICrainger concerts announced by the
Fine Arts course for January ana
February have been cancelied IN
flavor of Jan kubelik, the celepratei
yiolinist, who will appear February
3rd
| Mrs. Herbert Hauser, who has
been identified with the musical IN
terests OF the city for more than a
wear, is 10 give comparison recital
lin tho near future. Mrs. Hauser mas
made many records for the Ampico,
the recording instrument OF tnr
American Piano company, anu WIZ
NAV a program, the numbers OF
which will be followed by their exc
cution on the Ampico.
Mrs. II. NJ. Austin. formerly OF
Montgomery, Ala who Is an acquisi-
ltion TO music circles from the south,
is enjoying a well earned pest this
season. Mrs. Austin for time oc-
Icupied the post OF organis' at Trim
Iity Episcopal church and later Bos-
lion Avenue Methodist church, be
fore coming to this city she was