San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-04

clans 10 JOIN III |ecN .
Music Festival Many
Programs for Each Day.
In the week beginning Sunday. Febru-
airy II and ending on Saturday, Fcbru-
a,.y II. San Antonians will hold tnSir
first celebration of Music Week; ny
idea of an annual observance OF MUSIC
Week originatcd-or rather was t,5H'
carried out-in New York. IN ~
since when it has sprca" TO n!hg'sI
four of the leading cities IN the my"
states and bids fair TO become an
event Of national Importance. ...r
In order to emphasize the spiritual
onalitv of music, Sunday has OeSh
rbosen ms the day most suitable Tor thS
: beginninp of the form Observance oI
Nns;c Week. Special music VIII DC
heard in the churches and ministers
will emphasize in their sermons the
vast Importance of music IN com,
1nunity, and its great influence ~.
good, A vesper concert will be gwen
Nv the Flks Choir. directed by Clar,
cnce Magee. in their CLUB rGCel'lIom
room. Miss Mildred Hardy Dugsnn
will be heard IN an organ recital d
St. Marks Episcopal church AT
o'clock. Miss Duggan Is one Oh NV
younger organists OF san Antonio wiz
shows marked talent in her very
artistic playing, as has peeh snow tSo
in her two appearances during Ihe
mast wear. She is the daughter OF Dr.
ami Mrs. Malone Duggan, and the
granddaughter Of Mrs. BENJAMIN
Hardy. once organist of Grace Chapel
IN New York City. She is pupil
Of frederick King. Her program VIII
include: Of.
Sn.te ............. Rogers
Prologue. March, lntermezzo :;..'..
................... Toccato
Andante from Sonata No. = ..'.,''
,.......... MendelsSohn
Old Irish Tune CFrom County Derry }
Adagio in ID .............'.' H mar!
Minnetto ............... Galdkln
Allegro con Fuoco from Sonata NO. !
BorOwski
This is the first of a full series OF
organ recitals during the week the re-
naining ones to be given from l. 90 l.
sJfe still incomnlctc list includes: Mon
day. Walter Duuh1'n, Scottish H'tt
Cathedral: Tuesday, st. Mnry.s Catn-
-olic church. John VI. Steinfedt: We'd
neslay. Central Christian church, Mrs
T.. &. Van Ness. Mrs. Alfred puerler,
soloist: Thursday, st. Marks Eplsco-
nal church. Miss Elizabeth Dean
Pickett: Friday, Frederick King Tenn
ME Beth-El: Saturday, Miss Amanda
Hoak. San Fernando Cathedral will
be opened for an hour of organ music
by Mrs. Edward Hoycr ST., Thursday,
February Il from II to l. Thirty
orphans from St. Joseph's Home will
assist in the service singing a Gregor-
ian Chant.
A concert bv massed regiment bands
will be an attraction for Sunday after
noon from > to o'clock. at Fort Sam
Houston in front of General Lewis
quarters. The regiment bands viii play
again on Wednesday afternoon from
; 10 6 at the same place. The Lied
erkranz, under the direction of Otto
HIilgers. will sing in the lobby OF the
Gunter Hotel, Sunday evening at 5
o'clock.
Luncheon on Tuesday.
.ionday will witness the beginning
Of a splendid variety of events extend
ing through the week, all free to the
public. Monday evening Sigmont
Spaeth, gifted lecturer, critic anC
pianist, of Boston and New York, viii
deliver a lecture at the st. Anthony
ballroom. on Behind the Scenes a
the Opera" giving the romance ant
reality Of the mysterious region beyOnC
the curtain, with an analysis Of thu
music and drama. Mr. Spaeth come
with the cooperation of the Walthal
Music company, and under the aus
Mo ,.f hn Mt
Monday afternoon at o'clock, .IOhl
NJ Steinfeldt, pianist, and director o
San Antonio College of Music, will b
heard in recital at the st. Anthem
ballroom. At IL a. m, the advance
pupils of Julien Paul Blitz will appea
in recital at the Menger Hotel ball
room.
Tuesday is a gala day, with Mr.
John +. Lyons of Fort Worth. pres
dent of the National Federation q
Music Clubs, as honor guest. 4 lunch
con at the st. Anthony Hotel will b
rendered Mrs. Lyons by the Tuesda
Musical Club, with heads of music 0,
CARNATIONS as guests of honor. 4
interested are privileged to make rose
Nations with Mrs. Alfred Duerle
chairman. A reception will be give
in honor Of Mrs. Lyons Monday ever
lHE, at lne SL. Anthony DdlltOOlD, WnC
the Tuesday Musical Club will Ia,
members of the music clubs as guest
At 10 o'clock on Tuesday, John y
Steinfeldt will be heard in organ r
cital at st. Mary'S Catholic church. !
4 o'clock Mrs. Fred Jones, sopran
will appear in recital at the Mcng,
tea rooms, in a program of rare nun
bers. A first hearing Of some vcl
interesting French and Russian som
will be enjoyed. Mrs. Jones will rcro
nize the centenary Of LaIO by singir
one of his songs, Walter Durham vi
act as accompanies.
Hear String Players.
The program is as follows:
Care Selve from Atlanta" ...
Mel cor pin non mi sentO.. PaiSicl
Over Hill. Over Dale ........ Coo
Ma file vieux-tu un bouquet? CCha
son dancer) .... Old Fren
Lc Soir ................... Thorn
la Chanson DELI alouettc ....... La
Aria "Hymne au Soleil' from Goa
Or ......... Rimslly-Korsakc
lie Canafl ............ IChaikOvS
La Refine de la Mer ... BOrOdi
Before my Window .... Rachmain,
The Neried .............. CLAN,
] Came with a Song .... La For
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