Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

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The omaha College club music
section will meet Ia tile sghmntiFF s.
Mueller auditorium Monday, MAY
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Assamrshls,. MEs, William Keenan,,
=, u, Newiean. baritone aud teach
er Of singing. has returned 10 his
studio after a seven weeks soJourn
In New York City. whittier he went
"a get in touch with present.day
musical art and artists, He heard
10 operas at the Metropolitan. where
he enjoyed the privileges OF a box,
also numerous concerts and reeitals,
lie took daily lessons from Sergei
Klibansity. a Russian baritone and
teacher OF many arrived artists, lie
also saw many of the current dra-
matte successes. such as "chauye-
EAnRts he al sar a ffRt tfR q ga
which IL sold ont weeks in advance.
Miss Helen Mackin. associate teach.
or OF the Sherwood Music school OF
Chicago. will present the following
pupils in n plano recital Monday.
May 20. at s:l5 y, NJ, at the Schmoi.
Ter & Mueller plano store, 1876
Dodge street. Josephine Zeidmann.
Carriebeth McGill. Roberta McGill.
Alice Martin. Lillian Lawrence.
Happy Francis. Stanton Kennedy.
Mildred Soderstedt. Clara Dinkel.
Gertrude l.. Masterson. Bessie Ma
han and Ottilie Kinder. A demon
stration OF the Sherwood course will
be given by Alma Kohansky. Tom
Kennedy. Gertrude Masterson. Lorine
Sleeper and Marie Mackin. at the
close OF which certificates and pen
nants for graded work will be pre-.
sented to Roberta McGill. Alma ko-
hansky and ottilie Kinder. A vocal
solo will be given by Bernlce Laf-
ferty and readings by Carriebeth and
Roberta McGill. Friends and music
lovers are invited TO attend.
A benefit concert was given by the |
Omaha philharmonic orchestra for
the Masonic Boys home on Thurs
day evening. May IS. at the Shrine
room OF the Masonic temple. Nine
teenth and Douglas streets. The fol-
lowing assisted: The Masonic Boys |
Home quartet. Harry Reynolds, |
Stanford Fadden. James Fadden, |
Clyde Dymond. Fanny Fish, violin
ist: Scottish Rite quartet, A. L.
Vickery, C. A. Boutwell,. II. NJ
Cooper, c. s. Haverstock: a whis-
Ting specially by Merwin Tilton,
whistler: Philip Krasne. violinist;
Albert Sand. pianist; vocal solos by |
H. NJ. Cooper and A. L. Vickery.
Adelyn Wood will present her pu-
pills In two piano recitals, to be given |
at Burgess-Nash auditorium. The
first recital, on Friday evening, May |
Is. at 8 o'clock, will be given by |
Master James Bednar. aged 10, as
sisted by Miss Dorothy Lustgarten,
aged 9, violinist, pupil of Miss Emily |
cleve. The second recital on Mon
day evening, May 20, at 1880 O'Clock, I
will be given by the following pupils: /
Margaret Harvey, Robert Butler, |
Elaine Buell.. June Wright, Jack !
Lyle. Katherine Gray, Donald Morri-
,on. George Johnston. jr.; Elizabeth !
Johnston. Jean Williams, Mary Jane
Lemere, Louise Wright, Katherine
Harvey. Betty. Hicks and James Bed
mar. All those interested are cor
1ially invited to both recitals.
A plano recital will be given by
pupils of Frances Baetens at the
Schneider & Mueller auditorium
Thursday evening. May 25. The fol-
owing will take part: Bessie Kra-
oolsky, Stanley Fiala, Mary Schultz,
Elmer Shamberg. Sylvia Wohlner,
Constantine, Elsie Lazarus,
Rosie Stein, Belle Richards, Opal
INopol toOi, h4liId I1uSASS, Nell
Ruth Slobodisky, Bios
som Benz, Rose Shamberg, Esther
levine, Emily Davis, Lewellyn Ewall,
Charles S. Haverstock, Mary Morri-
ION, Alice Ward, Edith Kenyon,
Doris Haverstock and Blanche Rob-
,rtson.
Miss Thelma Skeen, pupil of Lo-
'etta DeLone, will give two harp
'olos tomorrow morning in the Bur-
,ess-Nash tea room with the or
,hestra conducted by Robert Cusca-
len. On June 70 Miss DeLone will
present her talented pupil in recital
Miss Skeen will be awarded diplo-
ma by Miss DeLone.
The Sacred Heart School of Music
will present Miss Loretta Kirkpatrick
md Miss Rosemary Conlan of the
lcademic certificate class in a piano
'ecital Monday. May %, at 8:15 D.
H., at the Burgess-Nash auditorium.
Travelin' Some.
Corinne Griffith has become quite
globe-trotter in the last few months.
LAST December saw her on the Flori-
la coast. four miles south of Miami.
making the exteriors for "Island
Wives" story of fha South CO..