San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
Musicians of City Donate
Services to Give Every
one Opportunity to Hear
Best Work of the Masters !;
Starts Sunday and Ends
Saturday.

eNctl sVunuo uuElLs .tht week peg IN
n ming today-Sunday. February II,
II through Saturday, February las
never has been heard in San Antonio
before in its entire history Of more than
two Hlndred years. The first Celebra-
4 ton of Music Week, which has grown
A 30 rapidly throughout the nation, is the
n occasion for an outpouring of. all the
best musical talent, both professional
4 and amateur, that can be collected in
4 the city.
Every one of the splendid programs
that have been prepared, is offered free
to the entire public of San Antonio,
who are most cordially invited TO be
present at every concert and recital that
is to be given. Plans have been made
TO take music to those who cannot come
4 to the public music offerings, and sew
eral of the musical organizations are
4 making this their part of the service.
In addition TO the list of recitals.
musicales and concerts in the weeks
n program, the music houses will hold
Il osen house. At the Walthall Music Co.
q concert of records will be held every
morning from IL to l. and a demon
1 stration of the Ampico every afternoon
from to 6. Musical programs will be
given at the various institutions. In
N addition to those previously announced,
1.-THE West Texas Military Academy, I'M
llder the direction of Miss Alice May
field, will supply a program for the
ktlWeslyan Institute, as well as having
Especial music at the school. The mem
;bers of the Merry Maids Musical Club,
Railways foremost in kindly deeds done
Il without ostentation, will visit the Prot
n estant and Catholic 0rphanages, the
4 Base Hospital and the Home for the
n AGED and will have ample music in
4 fheir homes. c. c. Bonner will have
Especial music for the Mems Bible Glass
/ which meets at 0 80 at the Gunter ball
room. The Mexican Christian Institute
A will have a miscellaneous program Mon
day. The Army Y. NJ. c. a. and the
4 meetings of the business clubs of the
EtY. w. c. A. will observe Music, Week.
Special music will be given at the Sal
walton Army Corps and the Salvation
Army Rescue Home.
Gratifying cooperation has been
II manifested on all sides. Ri. Rev. Ar
III thur Drossaerts' in n letter of endorse
IN ment. and said Music Week is being an
H nounced as taking place in San Antonio
This month. As you know, the church
has always f9stered art in all its diff
ferent expressions and music is no ex-
eeption. 1t can do only good TO our
people 10 love and hear and play the
a 1icIit kind of music Music is one OF the
III elements that spreads sunshine in our
Nj lives and tends to elevate our souls. SO
M YOU have my best wishes for great
Nj success with this new move The In
Al carnate Word College announces the
M following program:
49, Sunday afternoon at 4
|lie--she Power of Music in Everyday
HI Life" ......... Rev. L. j. GeehaA
n Instrumental and vocal recital by
Eli students.
Ell Monday. s 10
VI Lecture on "Music and Ethics" BY DR..
II Sigmund Spaeth.
Tuesday. a
n Lecture on Music Appreciation" by
Mrs. ]. NJ. Weatherly.
III "Wednesday, 1 p. NJ
M Junior Students Recital.
n Thursday. 6 80 a. NJ
Al High Mass sung by College Choir, cele-
u brant, Rev. G. r. Mulvaney, chaplain.
ii Friday, p. NJ
Song Recital by Mrs. ]. C. Houston; as
sisted by Miss Joe Beth Garfield.
violinist, and Miss Bertha McDaniels'
|f accompanist.
VI Saturday, 2. m.
Students Recital.
Public is invited to the recitals on
SUNDAY. Monday, Friday and Saturday.
Az Our Lady of the Lake College, all
programs will be held at 80 p. m.
MI Monday, program by Senior Brancn
W -. Cecilia Harmony Circle.
Ht 'Thursday, program by College Gee
FRIDAY. program by Junior Branch
NJ 81. Cecilia Harmony Circle.
The public is invited.
III Participants in programs are urgec
II TO conform to the regulation OF music
III week, "Every Program on Time" Mrs
|Ik Henry Drought is chairman OF usher'
TN for all concerts. Mrs. Edward Sach
III and Mrs. Stanley Winters have charg'
I'M Of printing and programs. Mrs. Wal
il ter WaIthall and Mrs. W. ]. WalthGl
|IE have interested a vast number OIL pa
IlI 4ronS in verbally advertising the mu
s;cal events that all San Antonio ma
Irow and take advantage Of the rar
4 anrortunities afforded TO hear the hes
music. ..
|f is appended:
iii Sneeial musical programs !
IN Rand concert by massed regimen
I'D sanSs in front of General Lewis qua
IN tors. Fort Sam Houston. at 4.
Af Organ recital at st. Mark Episc
II mi Church at 3 o'clock by Miss Nj
= dred Hardy Duggan. The program:
|HN Suite ''''''. l'"-'
Prologue: March. Intermezz0. Toccat
4 Andante from Sonata No. 5........
Y $500 NI'HuttnN"'
Old Irish tune from County Derry
Adagio in D............'.''' HHl''
III MinuettO ''''' val
Allegro con fuoco from Sonta NO. l
Ma .!........... boIoWN
! Choral singing by the Liederkranz
Otto w. Hilgers, director, in I
A. labbv of Gunter Hotel.
Monday.
An organ recital will be given
walter Dunham at u o'clock at t
III Scattish Rite cathedral.
4 Sonata in A Minor ........ Borow'
Allegro-Andante- fuoco.
lorelude from GARNER ......... BIZ
Evening Starr from "TannhauSer o..
............ MaSi
largo from "Xerxes" 100000. Han,
Coronation March from lie Prophcto
N ......s..... MeNtlh
Andante Cantable ....... Tchaikov
RarceuSe .s..s...-.-s. bl'hlIlH