The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
SPRING FESTIVAL
ISA BIG SUCCESS
Oklahoma Musicians Are
Equal in Ability to
Any in Country

That Oklahoma talent In musician.
ship ranks with the best In tho coun-
try, was attestcd last night NJ tho
brilliant concert given IN convon-
tion hail, announced as a spring fcs-
tlvai Of music on the program for
tho state Federation OF Music clubs
now holding annual session In this
city Talent from all over oklahoma
was IN evidence. There was u large
and very apprcclatlyo audience pres
ont.
10 was particularly fitting that
John Knowles Weaver should opon
the program with Yons American
symphony" which incorporated all
tho national airs. The great muulci.
pal organ rosouudod aud rovCrber-
htcd through the immense audi
torium at the touch Of the organ
ist with tho first note OF the
national anthem, Tho Star Spangltd
Banner" tho audience rose and paid
homage thereby creating a patriotic
foeilns that scmod TO carry through
out the evening
Cndmnn Club Chorus.
The Cadmnn clubs opening chorus
was given IN tho usual fiuo style
Characteristic of this chorus OF
women and IN tho second number 1
soxtct OF local violinlsts played an
obllrnto, Mrs. w. l.. Cain. accom-
panylnR
TO Miss virginia Hardy of Enid.
Mrs. ". l.. pautcl Of MuskOgce and
Miss Anna Loo Hamilton belonged
tho honors for tho splendid voice
numbers. Mrs. PATTI Adams Shrlnor
of Tulsa, Mrs. Everett Kruger OF
Ardmore. Mrs Albert ". Thomas Of
Tulsa, Miss LILLIAN Dcckman OF
oklahoma city gave piano numbers.
Mrs. Sybll MAILER Wilson OF Tulsa
gave group OF violin selections and
Mrs. Charles Laughton very beau
tlful harp selection.
Tho accompanies for tho evening
were Mrs. Waiter y. Cain, Mrs. II. u.
Mathews ~ McAlostcr. Mrs. r.. $.
Clulow. Mrs. II. n. LcEron Mrs. G. y.
Buchncr and Miss Helen Knowles OF
shawnee. The program In full fol-
lows:
organ, American symphony"
Von). John Knowles weaver. A.
G.. G.. Eastern Chapter Oklahoma.
Voice, ladies chorus, Robert Boicc
Carson, director: "a. Evening Creeps
Across the Sky" (McLood). b. "Fly
singing Bird Fly (ElgnD. Violin
istH, Mines. Wilson, Forster, Late,
Garabedian; Misses Roe. Lockwood
and Roop. Tho Tulsa Cadman club,
Tulsa.
Piano. a "Polonaise in II Minor"
(MacDowelD: b. shadow Dance"
(MacDowelD. Mrs Patti Adams
Shrlner Tulsa Music Teachers asso-
citation.
Voice, "FI MI Chiamano Mimi. La
Bohemc" tPuocinD, Miss Virginia
Hardy, Madrigal club, Enid.
Violin, q. Tempo al Minuetto"
(Pugnanl- -kroisler); b. "On Wings
OF Song" (Mendelssohn-Achr g.
"Rondino" Ton theme by Beetho-
ven), Mrs. Sybll Mailer Wilson, OF
the Hyechka club, Mrs c. Il. Buch-
ner at the plano.
Plano, Etude (Chopin). Mrs.
Everett Kruger. Philharmonic club,
Ardmore.
Plano. Hungarian Rhapsody"
tfiHzD. Mrs. A. H. Thomas. We'd
nesday Morning Music club. Tulsa.
Voice, MY Heart NJ Thy Sweet
Voice, Samson ana Dclllah" tSaint-
Sacns). Mrs. II. l.. pantol, Musical
Arts society, Muskogce.
Plano, First Movement Of Fro
lea" Sonata (MacDowell), Miss Lii
llan Dechman, Pianists club. Okla
homa city.
Voice, n. my Heart is Lutte"
(Mnrum); h. ITO the sun" (Curran),
Miss Annie Lee Hamilton, synthetic
Music club, Shawnee.
Italian harp, Nocturne. "a Night
Song" Mrs. Charles Laughton, Tulsa.