San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02
MUSIC WEEK PROGRAM.

WIN NNANOAaAA'h wiz bN SAatNh W AAN
presence of DR.. Sigmund Spaeth,
music writer and lecturer, has his
gifted wife, katherine Lane Spae;h,
music critic of the New York Even
ing Mail, who will contribute i'm
measureably to the permanent value
derived from the observance of this
national event. DIR. Spaeth will speak
briefly at the opening reception TO be
held by the united music clubs. Men
day evening. March 20 nj the st. An
thony Hotel and make short talks
during the week before the civic clubs.
He will be heard briefly at the En-
pirc theater Monday morning, when
a special musical program will be
given from 10 to 10 80. and again ct
the Palace theater, which is putting
on an organ recital from IL to l..
Efforts are being made to secure n
theater one morning of music week
that DIR. Spaeth may deliver one Ct
several lectures which he has at his
command. On Friday. a. p. m. 4,
the Gunter Hotel ballroom. he will
lecture before Miss Adeline Barden-
werper's piano students. and other
students of the Catholic schools.
Mrs. Spaeth will be honor guest
and speaker at a luncheon TO be held
Tuesday. March IL, at u 30, at the
ST. Anthony Hotel. All who are III
terested are privileged and urged 10
attend. The cost of plate will De
S1.00. Mrs. Spaeth is the only wo-
man of New York to head the mu1ic
department of daily paper. She
sparkling column OF dsiiy observation
,.t Il, l,,oha1 I, nj OF ri c
human race. She is an entertaining
and successful speaker and q delight
full personality. Mrs. G. II. Fincham
is chairman of luncheon arrangements.
Daily programs for events of music
week are still in the incomplete state
that does not admit IF announcement.
However, all will be .ounded up for
publication of the genera, program on
the opening Sunday. March 8. Mrs.
Il. S. Chandler. chairman of commit
tee to arrange for special mrsic at the
civic clubs, reported the cooperation
of the Rotarians, who have an excel
lent programmed arranged under the
cbairmanship of Harry Hertzberg. Al
the Lions Club, Mrs. Nat Goldsmith
and committee will direct n program
of old time music. The Shriners have
agreed to put on musical program.
The Exchange Club VIII have a pro-
gram directed by Miss Myrtle Inches.
In addition to the artist presented,
Taylor Chandler, pianist, and TheO-
dore Schumacher, violinist, members
OF the Main Avenue high school or
chestra, will be heard. The Kiwanis,
Ccnopus, Advertising and Knights of
Columbus, will have speciai musical
during music wppk
Mrs. A. NJ. Fischer reports splen-
did. cooperation from the churches.
Ministers and choir directors will OBJ
serve the opening day with specia!
stress upon music. Mrs. !. s. Chalk
ley reports that every Catholic school
will participate in daily programs, or
concentrate upon one Zig event. Mrs.
Henry Torrey, who is assisting Mrs.
]. b. Albright in the effort TO bring
music to institutions and shut-ins %
ports the following programs by the
junior choir of Grace LLtherI n church,
under the direction of Dorothy Clas-
sen. which will be given at the Protes-
tant Home for Aged. Grace Lutheran
Sanatorium, Bexar County Consumr-
tive Camp and Juvenile Training
School for Boys: s-s,. r.
/ Love a Little Cottage. Any.
............ Geoffrey OHara
Junior Choir. Charles Adams
Mr.. Schmidt's Mistake. .........
'.r Lille Jenner
Toy Soldiers March. .Kreisler
Swing Song ......... =. Ethel Barns
Marion kropp
De Turkey Tail Fan .............
Elvie BroSch
] Hear a Thrush at Eve. .Cadman
Dorothy Richter
Gavotte Roccoco .,....... .Haescne
Charlotte StcGseth
Southern Medley. 49,. arr, by Plke
Junior Choir.
From the public schools. through
Mrs. Lula Griesenbcck comes the
word that every room of each school
will give much attention to music.
Miss Pauline Stippicn will take the
following program to School No. z,
Tuesday. March II. at &c o'clock:
Cornet Solo--Intermezzo de Cav
aIlcria Rusticana" 800. .Mascagni
Miss Ruth Herbst
Reading-"The Chinaman's Pro.
test" ....... Miss JuGnita Baskin
Piano-Polichinell -. Raclimaninoff
Miss Palinc Stippich
Violin-Hindoo Chant .........:..
.Rimski-K Observation-Disclosures
Miss Irene Saathoff.
Accompanist. Miss Pauline Stippich
Miss Fern Hirsch Will provide n
program for the West End school.
From Breckenridge high school
comes the following program to be
given Monday, March 10, at $50 p
M.
Music Everywhere ...........:
First Girls Glee Club
Solo-Selected. ...... Nelma Baird
Whispering Hope ...............
Lorraine Tillinghast and Ruth Geyer
Maid of the West. Nina Mac Mitchell
Solo-Selected ....... Bertha Baker
Lassie o. Mine. ................
Nina Mae Mitchell and Ruth Geyer
(a) Berceuse (b) Romance. 49,.
........ Margaret Newton
One Fleeing Hour. Boys Glee Club
Solo-Selected. ..... Harold Schmidt
Minuet-Dance $3.50. e -:
Nellie McNair and katherine Reader
Irene Jones, acconpanist.
Margaret Hampe, amanda Gomez
Solo-Selected. ..... Grace Rheiner
Sleep Ny Little One ...........
Kathleen Reader Helen Schlierer
I've Lost You So Why Should l
Care ........... Marie Chimene
Lucia de Lammermoor (for left
handy .......... Jewel Ueckert
Three Bundle Bees. Girls Cleo Club
Mrs. ]. NJ. Steinfeldt reports that
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