The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
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Ben.dietus. chrlsta, Factu. Est and
Ni'sFefs' as q Eastea Meanssnds: sunday.
''Missa Papas Mercellf' (six vocs.).
Motets: Fec. sacerdoi during. s,;s
SHesn Scoeios Ascendit Hodii.i; ttwo.....:.
choirs) .......,.......... IanIoI9
tsins Other part. Of the Sacred liturgy that
are sung by the choir. will be rendered
TO Gregorian chant.
A novelty arrangement of two
popular songs. sally, Won't You
Come Back" and II Wonder What's
Become of Sally" will form the
overture to be played by the Rialto
Symphony orchestra at its programs
this week. The arrangement was
made by Harry Brader, conductor of
the orchestra.
Miss Gladys Chandler, soprano,
will sing the songs to the orchestra's
accompaniment.
Mrs. Louise Shadduck Zabriskie
will have charge of the program at
the meeting of the Fortnightly Musi-
Cal cluO at LOU y. III, iu'ooaJ' ~
the home of Mrs. A. G. Ellick, 1o5
South F'ifty-third street. Mrs. c. w.
Axtell and Mrs. j. o. Burger will
be the assisting hostesses.
Those taking part in the program
will be Mrs. Walter Dale Clark, Mrs.
Verne Miller, Mrs. f. o. Ames, Mrs.
j. o. Burger, Mrs. Karl Werndorff,
Miss Henrietta Rees. and Miss Vir-
ginia Mulholland.
The Monday Musical club will meet
Monday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Irenaeus Shuler, 5167 Jack
son street. The program will con-
sist of compositions by French COM
posers, and those taking part will be
Miss Elsa Reese, Henry Cox. Miss
Elsie Paustian. Mrs. Flora Sears Mel
son and Mrs. Harriet Clark Helgren.
The program:
(a) Adagietta from L'Arlesienne suite
(b) In an Indian Village ..... Burleigh
Miss Reese.
(Mr Cox accompanlst.)
(a) Je Sas Attaeher des Rubans....
fhi sans ;roi Io,it nlnt
f(ee33 sahs no1 har1eie1
itj 1TlnitTipS NDuNedu ' ludl
Miss Paustian.
Mrs Nelson.
Group of French Songs ........ Selected
AIRS. Helgren.
Irene Trumble and Eleanor Jane
Lear, pupils of August NJ. Borglum
will give a private twopiano concert
at p. m. Sunday. April 10, in the
ballroom OF Hotel Fontenelle.
A feature of this weeks bill at the
Orpheum theater. which will be Of in
terest to music lovers. is the appear.
ance of the distinguished young vio-
linist, Duci de Kerek jarte, who has
played at this theater on two pre-
vious occasions.
Kerekjarto's technique Is said to
he nearly perfect and his lingering
and beign are considered unusually
fine. He has individuality of style
and a delightful personality.
Duci de Kerek jarto was graduated
from the Budapest Academy of Music.
He is a well-known European concert
artist and has been popular with the
American public since his first ap-
pearance in this country in 1920. He
will be heard in repertoire of ella assic
music, including works of Moszkow-
ski. Paganini, Beethoven, Bach and
others.
Alice Davis Bergman and Cecil
Wells Bergman, pianists. will give a
two.piano concert at Sis p. m. Mon
day at the Schneider & Mueller audi
torium. 1916 Dodge street. The con-
cert is given for pupils of the Berry.
mans.
The program:
Fantasy for piano and orchestra
............C Cecil Bergman
Mr.. Bergman.
Orchestral accompaniment on the second
piano bv Mrs Bergman.
Bereshss ..,...''''. = ~, nopin il
Ltude q sharp minor .,..,.....,+ Chopin
Fantasy minor ..-..-....... .thopin
Hop o. NV Thumb ................ Rsvel
Beauty and the Beast ............ Kavel
Polonaise ......... 80. Saint Saens
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman.
Jean p. Duffield will present his
pupil. Marie Kieny. pianist. in re-