The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
Music and Art

beautiful tribute to Mrs. Domin-
&. Acosta, retiring president OF
oklahoma Federation of Music
.inhs were the resolutions passed
lSs from the regular convention
resolutions, which were put In mo-
~ nv Mrs, Nora Cole Skinner OF
Miami OKLA. and unanimously sec
aSed thanking Mrs. Acosta as
president and as Tulsan Cor the
..arv successfully managed convcn-
Ian and for her untiring efforts
,bronghout her administration for
Advancing music in the state, also
offending her sincere thanks for
,ba. many courtesies and pleasant
On Attainment enjoyed by the dele
sstes while in the city. On account
N severe illness in the home, Mrs.
Walter Boyer who was to have
| r,presented the Hyechka club on the
| program Of the spring festival con-
| fert was unable to be present, her
place being filled by Mrs. Sybil
/ MAILER Wilson. Mrs. Boyer was to
have given piano number. An
| o,her appreciative note of the con-
yention is that Mrs. Oneta johnson
| Gardner of Claremore winner In the
| NOuflK al isis tDIlltSl III NOltt, ~
a former pupil of Mrs. Josephine
storey-White of this city. Mrs. A. X.
LIppa of Pittsburgh, Pa, a guest
al the presidents luncheon In the
country club on Thursday and Il
visitor this spring In the home of
her son, Mr.. Arthur Lippa, is a con-
cert pianist of the old school. Mrs.
Lippa received her education in her
native country. England and also
! studied under noted masters in Ber-
lin. She was one of two distin-
guSed pianists who gave recitals
at the Worlds fair in st. Louis
and has had the honor also of ar
ranging the music for the funeral
services Of the late Etheibert Neyin,
Mrs Lppa says that all music on
that occasion were Nevin compost
tons with the exception of Chopin's
funeral march.
Miss lsola Lightfoot will sing.
Jerusalem, thou that killeth the
pophets' from the oratorio, "St.
faul' By Mendelssohn, at the Boston
Nenue Methodist services on Sun
day morning.
The program at the High school
auditorium on Tuesday evening,
Nay :, under the AUSPICES of the
associated Music Teachers assoc
cation OF Tulsa, is worthy of a rec
ord breaking attendance. The COM
mlltee in charge has made an effort
70 present an evening which will
suit every taste and will be varied
and pleasing.
An interesting musical program
being prepared, which will in
e.ide some of the best talent in the
city.
number OF more than passing
mVfest VIII be "A pageant of The
historical Women of America" di-
Ieeted by Mrs. Murray ID. Russell.
ms pageant was recently presented
al guest meeting of the ID. A. r..
ana was 30 enthusiastically received
mat Mrs. Russell was prevailed
upon 10 repeat 1t, so that every one
hnght nave chance to see it. Some
VI VI the most prominent women Of
iulsa take part in this.
Inc closing number Is one that Is
sur, 10 please all, being a sketch"
W tne Mendelssohn club of the Gem
uai nigh school. under the direction
" mrs. Lilah Wade Harrell. This
Se'eh has also been given before.
ot Is one that could be seen many
@ uales and then be enjoyed with
Srsat pleasure.
lleKets can be secured at the
assic stores, or through members
| YIne association.
l@iatlve to the Sonnokolb concert
"a Wednesday evening at the High
~ SSH"Vol' Incorporated in the program
My hed Rose Debonnaire" by the
Umposer and pianist of the evening
sis. aa dedicated to Miss Evelyn Mock,
s.er OF Mrs. II. Rogers Kemp, This
wen known and very popular
aectlon' The entire program is
II liz oi Drilliance and much beauty
a, t, Chopin, Wagner -Brassin. and
given. '"'o"oi" u DC
Last Tuesday afternoon in connec-
Won with the State Federation of
Sh. sic clubs, the eastern Oklahoma
onapter of the American Guild OF
F,eanists met for luncheon at the
;oa ;mA NJ II. church. afterward ad-
ha.ning TO the First Christian
IuIsh for a business session, fol-
SMeo by an organ recital at 2:3O