The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
Music and Art

The Oklahoma city News paid
high tribute to Mrs. Charles w. Bliss
tBeryl IiIOnn). drhmatle. soprano.
recently Of tho Chicago Opera com
pany. and her assisting artists. Mrs
Walter l.. tHin,' pianist. ard Harry
Salter, vloimst, who's, ppeared In that
city last Tuesday evening In concert,
saying: "Mme. Prown n an attist
bf the highest degro.. Tier voice, of
pure lyric quality, iH full and rcson-
ant. She sings without apparent of-
fort, and has remarkable breath con-
troll and good enlnciatiun. Tho pro-
gram onened with Massenet Ana,
''PloureZ. MesyeuY," Interpreted
beautifully. In her second group. In
cludlng "Do Not Go. My Love- by
Bagerman. Through Azure Blue"
by Logan. and III You Would Love
Me-" by Dcrmid, she wis heartily
received. Sho responded with 'pale
Moon" which was one OF, the most
pleading numbers OF the evening.
In the concluding group, Nine.
Brown sang Massenets "Elegie,
with violin ,obligato by Mr.. Salter.
This number was decidedly the tri-
smph of.the program. Harry Saltpr
s. o violirist of unusual ability. HiH
humbers.s received with warm. ap-
plause. we're particularly we'll chosen,
His first grdtip was "so,iSenir" by
Wieniawski, and "Norturne" by
Chopin. His sinterpretatssn of sOld
Refrain" by Krelsler was ono OF
the mosk beautiful OF the pnoursssn.
In "Gypsy Airs he revealed remark :
able technique. and thorough under
standing OF his Instrument. Mrs.
Gains work at the piano was os-
1y In sympathy with tho singer and
Mrs. C. q. eSpindler presented her
piano pupils In recital Wednesday
,evening. May 81. at the library, the
program being; Dream Eairies"
ttDucelle). Louise Ho3; The Dlfs
Story" armstrong;. Louise Lain;
"SpinningiSong" (Elmenreich), Mar
that Hamill' "Flylng Leaves tKol-
llng). Margaret Ross: butterfly
l1MerkeD, Genevieve Hutchinson
"Elfin Danck" OGrleg). "water spit
i.Danclng Doli" (I'oldinn, cornelia
Younkman; "The Fountain" tRein-
hold. Helen DeShane. Farewell tc
tho Piano" (Beethoven), Helen Long
l"Tarantelle" (Dennee). Margaret
iGooderham; "ln the Merry Month OF
May tMerkeD. Virginia Harris; "Aii
de Ballet" tChaminade). Mary Niles
i"Hungary" (koelling), Gladys Han
Second Valse" tGQdard).l Kathryn
Lain; "Traumeret llSchumann). Vic
tor Hall; Rustic OF Spring" 3sin
Minor" tRachmanloff), Eugene Min
shall: "Rondo" (MozarD. "Scotcl
Poem (MacDowel). Hungary
fMacDowelll, l., Ethelmae Smith ;t'Sol
fehgettio" "fo "a Water LILY
lMacDowelp "Sorwegian prida
Procession"e tC'riee), Stella Fowler
Mrs. sylvia Late. contraIto. Mia
Margaret Ringgold, pianist and Mis-
Mynn Cogswell, violinist gave n re
cital at jerks one evening In th
early week when quite crowd fror
Tulsa was present ms well as tn
music lovers OF .Jsnks. The pro
aram was well received,
Jacob Schreinor will give the firs
- series OF pupil recitals at tn
public library Monday evening, Jun
5. The public Is Invited and tn
following program Is announced
t"RcVerIe' retnwald), Arthur Pur
ingtun, Melody Lco Oran), VIII
bur +. Kollosg. "cavatina's (Raffl
Lois Bradford "Humor1sqIo
(Dvorakb' l.. V. Brucrc; "Nocturne
''NollNlt NJ L. dhNNaNlt t~JlJs Va
"Elegle' tNassanct, tb) "Nnnuet
Beethoven, Mrs. G. J. Allen "Ma
zurka' tDeAIuth), I'D Miller
t"Dreams" tNogJ, Ethel Boatr.ght
Air Narie" tDancla), Fannie May
Williams, t1D Meditation (Fau
iConier), 90 Perpetual Motion
(BohmD, Paryin Martin: "Rondlno
,Nrclsler). Eva Hunter; (a) "Ir
dian Lament CDvorak), (bl seen
dc Ballet. (Bohml Harry Inou,
"SouyenirS; tprdla}.. Wilma John
son. "Adorauon' (BorowskD, Mon
rs Mesiro%.
Last Monday night at the cote
cup Inn, members II the Easter
oklahoma Chapter American Gull
Of Organists mot for dinner an
program. Thirteen chapter men
bers from Tulsa and outside were
attendance. the chapter FELT fayorf
in having with them at this NEE
ing the sub-deau, Oliver IA. ,Kleii
schmidt, a. A. q. O. Of Bartlesvill
who delivered a splendid address
What the Guild Means 10 sOrgp
ists.' Mr. kleinschmidt sketch'
the origin OF the Guild. It's purpos
and what IL was doing for the orga
list; also explained the significan
OF the letters a. q, o., A, A. g..
and +. a. q. o, and described I,
examinations required for the
grees conferred by the Guild. De
John knowles .Weaver. presented
Noutllne sah plans 81 SesS , ioS 4