The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

The Junior Musical club. a unidue
organization. of high school and grade
school musicians. will hold a musicale
Friday afternoon at First Central
Congregational church. Thirty-sixth
and Harney streets, under the aus
pices of division No. Of the church.
Boys and girls in the grades from
third 10 eighth and in the high
schools are eligible 10 membership
In the club on the recommendation of
their music teachers. The club has
dues. Its purposes are to impress
the children with the thought that
music is its own reward. and to
satisfy the desire for self-expre ssion
The program for the musicale Fri
day follows:
THE Goblns Frolic" ........... Heller
loan Mnliken.
Mazurka in D................. .DeMuth
: Louise wyiIs and Ruth Eyart.,
Evaiyn Pierpoint -
Mary Jane Myers
M Esther era Ellis II Jean Field. Leila Turner
and George Poole.
James Bedner.
-'' Marjorie oi' smith. Beth Leidy and
Aria From semiramidis. is....... .Ro,.ini
Marjorie Fisher.
Edth Victoria Robins.
Spa nish DANCE ....,......... Albsniz
louise Eonn. schnauber Jessie stirling. apy Betty
Zahriskie and Phyllis Reiss:.
20. Thou Bllowy Harvest Fie,sds, s,.
4sittin' rhinkin' ...........e... ~ Fisher
For You Alone" ...;..,........... Giehl
The Dance Of the Elves" sapellnikoff
Virginia Wilcox .-,
eap' Dorotby Lastearien.
"si'T; Ruth 3p slama iI and Anna parker' reAs
Ania. Una Noce POGO Fa," From il
| Barbiere de Sivglia ........ .Rossini
Helen Nightinsals.
Russian, Hungarian and Polish
composers will be impersonated by
pupils of Nine. Frances Baetens and
Miss Georgia Way at a Russian tea
and musicale to be held at o'clock
this afternoon at Nine. Baetens' stu
dio. 1911 IL Dodge street.
Those taking part in the program
will be Otallie Kinder. Helen Larsen.
Margaret Machol. Olga Bradford.
Ruth Slobodinsky. Vera Englemann,
Opal Robertson, Bennetta Wiebe.
Eloise letter. Stanley Fiala, Harold
Teets and Leslie Scholl.
Those assisting will be Doris Rote-
kin. Evelyn Clark. Helen Johnson,
Goldie Pilsbury, Lucille Pillsbury.
Hertha Kletka, Lillian Miroff and
Edith Farber.
The choir of Kountze Memorial Lu-
theran church will sing two Gounod
arias at musical service at the
church at o'clock this evening. The
compositions are the "Gallia" motette
with incidental solo by Mrs. Mcbride
Wing, and by Babylon's Waves"
John s. Helgren is director of tho
choir. Albert Sand will be at the
organ.
Flora Sears Nelson will present Il
piano pupils in a recital at her resi-
dence, 330S Lincoln boulevard. at
p. m. Tuesday. Interested person are
welcome.
1bt 1CAiCWAhe PdPiAt VIII pay II
ginia Jellison, Jean Ridgeley. Alice
Dhyberg. Janet Carson, Marian
Searle. Frank Ridgeley, Ned Smith.
Betty Amsden, Helen Searle. Gretchen
Foster and Maxine Christensen.
The band OF Omaha lodge No. 80,
Loyal Order OF Moose. will broadcast
a program over Wow at 3 p. m.
/ Tuesday. The band is under the di-
reotion OF Rudolph Berg. former
United States army bandmaster as
sisted by Joseph Pluhacek. formerly
circus bandmaster. J. J. GilIogly,
singer. will assist in the program.
The Missionary society OF North
Side Christian church will present a
cantata, The Biblical Story of the
Prodigal Son." at 7:so p. m. Friday
at the church. Rev. F. K. Hargroye,
the pastor, will describe the setting
of the principal events in the cantata
| in brief talk.
| Martin W. Bush. organi.t At First
Central Congregational church, will
give an organ recital at o'clock
this afternoon al st. Paul Episcopal
church in Council Bluffs. A new
threemanual Moller organ has re-
Gently been installed in thi. church.
HI John Il
6M@C4HnnaNk II