The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

"a character that appeals strongly 20
his dramatic srutc. ana his Instinct
for tho expression of human fniilnrs
of al kinds Il consider iago the
real prutaguu!8' 90 SHakgspcage'-
lrnma,' no nfH'r's, "t0r ono cannu
Iulp losing respect FOR Othell'
hon ho shows himself such q
I'lihio fool loo spite % his recof
soldier. whereas togo command
Imir1tHu nt Toast Tor the th0ruug
~I compromising fualiou l
ulHh he carries out hi- yiiiaiuy"
The Initial meeting for the fall
300 EUatrTu Oklahoma rhHptn
merouu Guld of Drennists ~ hsi
the coffee CUP ton rooms on Mon
nv evening. Fifteen were prescr
1rludiuR two out ~ town member
'rs. a. y. Cochran and Mrs. Paulin
'nyt0u ~ BfmIlRoe. An interes
ug iH41'uIn wuG the ;Jik by 7
'hotrau I'rg urg1ulHt ~ the Nuiei
Iu thrIfrT who attended the NHtlOl
u Association uf Drrnuisis in Ch
.Jrp This summer TH" matter
.IrdHy r1u.rrtH wH. discussed an
while up definite plans were mad
series ~ Sunday afternoon COnUcr
VIII be- given. 10 wps announced an
associated VIII be assisting soloist'
Different urEuuluH Of tho city WI,
rivo these az their respcctiy
churches John Knowles Weuvci
dean ~ tho guild showed the mem
hcra tho certificate he had received
by the 4. q. q. cutltllng him 10 d.
,l,Gsrd ag an associated member Of
tho national guild Several uf the
chapter are preparing FOR tho
examinations Tor thl9 degree. next
4ummcr. among thom being Nra.
Marie NJ iiino ana Mrs f.. w.
Chulow The officers ot the local
chapter are John Knowles Weaver.
Mus Bas. A. A. G.. o., Dean oliver
49, Kiclnschmidt. A. A. q, q. sub
dean. Mrs. Ernest T.. Clulow, secre-
inry: Mrs. Marie NJ. HUE, registrar:
Edward Chateau Legg. treasurer;
Mrs Denis II Wilson, Frank Austin
Saunders, auditors: Mrs, sMaudo
Cochran. librarian.
The out-of-tuwn members are
Mrs. n. H. Mathews. McAlcster, T..
4. Saunders. Okmulgoe. Myrtle l..
Rircnour, Muskogee; ]. Esther
Bruner. SapulpR: Hattie Nelpan,
Muskogee: Merle Knipc. sap6lpa;
John NJ Truly. Bartlcsvillc: o. n.
klelnschmldt, Bartlesville: Mary II.
Rose. McAlertcr. Mrs u. II. Wilson.
Miami. Mrs. a. - Cochran. Okmul-
gee. Mrs Pauline Paxton. Okmulgce.
Tho city members are: Mrs. Jennie
YarhDuaRh. orEHnist at First NJ. ~.
Mrs. Caroline Dunn. Mrs. u. n.
Phipps Mrs Sarah n. Kaufman,
organist ana director Lutheran
church: Mrs. Marie NJ. frlne. orgnnist
and director Trinity Episcopal.
Felix Boyer orgnnist at Holy Trinity
church: Esther Handlcy orEanist az
sand Spring Community; Lois Green:
II. G. Leg, orgauist at Majestic
thcater; H. VI. Eisanddon; Mrs.
Marie @. Swift. organist at First
Christian; John x. Weaver. organlst
at First Presbyterian: Mrs. James A.
Grigby. Mrs. 10y Wilson; Mrs. Jeu-
ME Cisaue; Miss Imogene Bicrly;
Mrs. II. H. Ryan, orgunst at First
Baptist and Temple Israel.
Mr.. william Merry. orgonlst OF all
souls Unitarian: and Mr. r.. T..
Clulow. organist and director nj
Boston Avenue NJ E.
The following resolutions regard
ing music were passed by tho GEN
ernl Federation OF Women's clubs at
its recent convention In Chautauqua
Whereas. There has been for
many years the need for a truly
American plan 10 promote public In
tercst in the American singer and
composer. thus establishing al
American school OF opera and ma
tlonal opera houses whore genuine
American opera sh<ll be produced
In our own langunge, be II
Resolved. That tho General Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs pledges
lts interest In furthering the plans OF
tho organizations now working to-
ward this end,
Whereas II has been proven that