San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
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those artists who knows how to reach
the public and to bring in touch the
musical soul and find the feeling be-
tween herself and her audience"
Miss Bingaman is giving her concert
on Friday evening, February 8, in the
Main Avenue High School auditorium,
under the auspices of the San Antonio
College of Music. Mr.. Steinfeldt, who
is the president of the college. was Miss
Bingaman's first teacher. and while he
is very proud of her guccesS, be has al
ways predicted an interesting career
for his talented pupil.
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The monthly meeting Of the Music
Department Of the Woman's Club was
held Wednesday, January "A, at the
club house on Camden street, with an
unusually interesting program on Amer
lean music planned By Mrs. j. NJ. Kra-
kauer. Mrs. S. ]. Bellivean. pianist,
of Boston, a guest OF the club, played
McDowells Hungarian Dance. and the
Toccato in 4 Major of Paradies, "The
Heart Of Sarazada," an Arabian cycle,
was sung by Mrs ]. VI. Krakauer. ac-
companied on tine piano by Miss Fanny
Milgram. David Ormcsher gave a very
interesting and instructive talk on
American composers. A social hour
with refreshments was enjoyed, with
Mrs. Sam J. ChandlCc as hostess, Mrs.
Richard Nanderstratton poured coffee
and Mrs. Marion Shaw poured tea. The
table was prettily decorated with n
gilded basket containing crimson carna-
tons embedded in ferns.
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The many warm friends and admir-
ers who have been made by the Niennese
Operetta Company, during their engage
ment in San Antonio, will be glad to
know Of final opportunity they will
have of meeting this talented and at
tractive group of young artists. A
Grand Carnival will be given by the
Niennese Operetta Company, on Thurs
day evening, February l, in Beethoven
Hall, at which members Of the company
will appear in singing, dancing and
comedy stunts The public is cor
daily invited to be present.
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An interesting musical event OF the
month will be a sacred concert, which
will be given at Temple Beth FL on
Wednesday evening. February 2S. A
beautiful program has been arranged,
in which will be heard a number of
the citys best known musician among
whom are Mrs. J.. j.. Marks, Mrs. Mat
tie Herff Rees, Mrs. Jesse ID. Open
heimer,,M Mrs. Irwin Il. Stone, Mrs. Guy
Simpson, Mrs. Roy Lowe, Miss Mildred
Duggan. William Turner, Charles
Stone. Howell James, Edward McKen-
zie. Julian Paul Blitz, Bertram Simon
and Frederick King.
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The following musical programs will
be rendered at Travis Park Methodist
Church Sunday:
1915 A. VI. Service.
Prelude in Ashford
Mrs. Harry Leap.
Of God. 80. Humason
Mr.. Park and Choir.
ffertory-Lullaby ........ Hoffman
Anthem-Great Is Thy Love. Bohm |
Miss johnson and choir.
1880 P. VI. SERGE.
Fifteen minutes congregational sing
ing.
Anthem-Anchored in Jesus. Beasley
Ch0i'.
ffertory-Evening Chimes. .NeYln
Male Ouartet-Selected.
NpsSrs. Keck. Stapleton. Park, Stoner'
Director of music, O. w. StapletOn.
Organist-Mrs. Harry Leap.
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A musical program will be given at
/ o'clock Sunday afternoon February
in the studio Of Mrs. Clara Duggan
Madison, 612 Trenton avenue. Inc
ollowing program will be played,
Lolita ..... Rudolph Friml
Martha King. .,
. Humoresque ....... Rachmahlholi
Felice Kimball.
. Polichinelle .... EdOuard Schutt
Rowena johnson.
/. Romance ............. Clbellus
Ruth Kennedy.
/. Sexette from Lucia ..............' ,
......... Observation-Disclosures
(For left HANDY
Hattie Florence Hood.
. Polonaise in A jor .... Chopin
Gilbert Fraser.
Brer Rabbit ........... MCDoWell
Olga .Heye.
The Prophet Bird $500. .Schumann
Miss Willie Mae Hood. :,
Czardas ............... Mcdowell
Miss Olga Seiser.
0. Rhapsodie No. 13 ........ List
James Common.
The public is cordially invited to
e present.
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The Hertzberg Musical Club held an
lteresting meeting on Saturday after
Don, January Il in the studio of Mrs.
lara ID. Madison. Mrs. Madison gave