San Antonio to Host 31st State Saengerfest May 7 10
Two weeks hence San Antonio will welcome the German singing societies for the thirty first State Saengerfest under Beethoven Maennerchor San Antonio Liederkranz Hermann Sons Gesangverein and related groups. Notables include conductor Arthur Claassen soprano Mabel Garrison baritone Carl Schlegel and mezzo soprano Lillie Marks with accompanist Ruth Bingaman. High profile guests Pasquale Amato Alma Gluck and Madame Ethel Leginska are planned for future concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Beethoven Maennerchor
Arthur Claassen
L. L. Marks
Marian Raborg
Elsa Harms
Ruth Bingaman
Texas State Saengerbund
Griesenbeck
Leginska
Jacob Hornberger
Florence Fink
Irene Linnartz
Louise Polk
Tom Leighton
Victoria Herff
Erna Elmendorf
Smith
Else Dreiss
Dorothy Pagenstecher
Milly Wagner
Mamie Guinn
D. Cannon
Rheta Mayor
Lucile, Lundberg
Margaret Schultze
Mamie Bergstrom
Birdie Marks
Emmy Schultze
Hilda Wagner
Florence Turney
Agatha Huppertz
Amelia LaCoste
S. D. Barr
Ellis Albaugh
Richard Erler
W. M. Wolf
Dorothy Heasel
Emilie Netter
Mozart Society
Philip Gretscher
Italy
A. Seidel
North Loop
Texas State Saengerfest
Grand Symphony Orchestra
Mabel Garrison
Carl Schlegel
Seco Igs i Ates
Metropolitan Opera Co
New York
L. Marks
Raborg
E. Harms
Plans and notices from string of Texas music clubs
A dense schedule lists plans for Saengerfest led by Miss Elfreda Littlejohn and Miss Pattie Cassidy, with programs by Waco and Sherman groups. Announcements include adjournment at Carroll Chapel Baylor, and multiple readings and recitals by club members, with honors from Texas Federation of Music Clubs and National Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Waco
Raleigh Hotel
Carroll Chapel
Baylor University
Raleigh
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
F. C. Calvin
John Maxwell
Waco Club
Joseph Wren
Gentry Waldo
Houston
Louise Pace
Corsicana
Richard Sexton
Marshall
E. J. Gibson
Dalls
E. E. Haddix
J. F. Lyons
Fort Worth
Martha Lightfoot
Bryan Snyder
Marian C. Buie
Marlin
A. P. Baldwin
Tyler
Texas
Horace C. Clark
Frank Renard
Sherman
J. A. Jahn
Dallas
Irene Bergee
New York
Joseph Evans
Robert le Diable
Agnes Gannon
Chopin
Schubert Liszt
Joseph B. Rucker
Jennie Hill Barry
Kitty Berry Crawford
Virginia Ryan
J. A. John
Gay Russell
Sulphur Springs
Carl Venth
Elfreda Littlejohn
Galveston
Pattie Cassidy
Ethel Rader
Oteer Row
W. J. Marsh
A. L. Manchester
Georgetown
Music Teachers’ Association
Cecalas
Saint Saens
Maillart
Pearl Calhoun Davis
Walanoff-Wieniawski
Anton Nanatil
Ella Courts Beck
Ron
Joe Wynne
Kaun
Thayer Frank Agar
Frank H. Blankenship
Eee
Harold von Mickwitz
Cal
Hallie Grace
Waxahachie
Katherine Taliaferro
Frank L. Reid
Austin
W. S&s. Lockhart
Blanche McKie
Birmingham
Ala
National Federation of Music Clubs
Mabel Garrison
Metropolitan Opera
Easter Music at Multiple Churches Planned
The Travis Park Church and numerous others publish Easter programs featuring soloists, quartets, and choirs. Women like Mrs. G E Gwinn direct offerings with organ preludes and postludes, and a range of hymns from Christ Our Passover to The Holy City accompany morning and evening services across San Antonio churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Park Methodist Church
Largo
Mr. Galindo
Redeemer
G. E. Gwinn
Odette
Sachs
Mildred Gates
Batiste
H. W. B. Barnes
San Antonio
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Barnes
Ella Mackensen
Haydn
H. M. Taylor
Madaline Sanders
Will McNair
Louis Ducker
H. E. Dickinson
Eurl McCloud
A. M. Fischer
Pearl Carroll
W. H. Joyce
Edith M. Resch
Lucile Ruckman
Vera Timpson
Edith Madison
Cornelia Eckles
Anita Naeglin
Irene Morris
Fannie Kendall
Meta Hertwig
Myrtle Wright
Lillian Burson
Aline’ Badger
Travis Park
A . Atwood
Weeee Schilling
Elsa Harms
Charles M. Lee
Gilbert E. Schramm
Aera Astereecesss
Dubois
Wagner
Christ
Martha Mathie
Eas
Raese
Dubois Messrs
Lee and Schramm
Frederick Abbott
Messiah
Del
Mrs. Gwinn
Misses Smith
Bliss
Mia
Harry Leap
Miss Gates
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Annie Hunnam
Irene Hugman
Gounod
Eeee Merkel
St. Paul's Church
Dudley Buck
Minnie Rose
MOM
Schnecker
Kathleen Earl
Kyrie
Gloria Tibi
Gracias Tibi
Sursum Corda
Jesse Lentz
Agnus Dei
Ruth Francis
Emily Gohmert
Mamie Reynolds Denison
Blossom Greenwood
C. F. Fritsche
Win- Tire Marton
Margaret” “Falls
Bruening
Lentz
Mueller
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
F. L. Carson
Emmett Rountree
Malling
Harrington
Jesus
Carson
W. P. Romberg
Saint Saens
Central Christian Church
L. D. Daggett
Eva Orvis
Digvig
Fannie Martin
Olive Coleman
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Raymond
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick King
Stainer
R. B. Lowe
C. Cc. Bell
Galileo
Coombs
Bell
Hazel Hutchins
Victor Solo
Geibel
Congressman Taylor recalls Pat’s wrong trail tale
Congressman Edward T. Taylor of Gole etado recounts a railroad wreck tale to illustrate how easy it is to take a wrong trail. He tells of Pat found beside the track after a western wreck and a mule bump leaving Pat complaining of damages and a desire for compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Taylor
Goleetado
Pat
Alchther
Philadelphia
Miss Bianch Johnson Teaches Faith Despite Mixup
In a Washington Post voice a Sunday school teacher at Hope Chapel Minneapolia recalls teaching children about Moses and the journey to Canaan. A bright student misheard and said the Israelites were fed into Canaan by a caterpillar, illustrating humorous misinterpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bianch Johnson
Hope Chapel
Nineteenth Street
Washington Avenue N
Minneapolia
Moses
Land of
Canaan
Pi Wilderness
Washington Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Men
Martha Mathieu
Stanley Winters
T. H. Flannery
Mildred Morris
Winnie Converse
Charles George
Guerite Guinn
Leonora Smith
Walthall
Ernest Scrivener
Coenen
Alfred Duerler
Charles Calloway
Oscar Dewees
Flora Briggs
Zulime Herff
Pauline Stippich
Dorothy John M. Steinfeldt
Il Redien Titi
Shelley Todd
Liszt
Mar- Peggy Bliss
Wilson de Koven
Saint Saens Rafael Galindo
Agnes Schott
Roberts
Doors
Pagenstecher
Corinne Worden
The
Progressive Musical Club
Florence Boone
Handel
Lorena Bradshaw
Rose Reich
Ing
Leila Pyron
Merry Maids
Sixth Street
Lucille Swift
Annabell Harris
Y. M. C. A. Glee Club
Association Building
Florence Perry
Eli Hertzberg
Music Festival
St. Mark's Parish House
G. 8. Wegener
Oak Park, Ill
Harold Schramm
Ber
Jacob Waelder
Nat Goldsmith
Sopraro
Jesse Oppenheimer
Mrs. Wolf
Lehar
Marietta
Herbert Miss Ruth Bingaman
Lily and
Herbert
Mrs
Fred Jones
Adele
O. Hroemann
Enest
Leo Dieumanns
Gianassins Conpucto
Cones
Rob Hornberger
San Antonio Mozart Society
Slunico
Schubert
Corrine Worden
Lenora Smith
Ethel Wilson
Dorothy Callahan
Eunice Gray
Peggy Bliss
Leap
Richmond
Kremser
Messrs. Lee
Dickenson
Schramm
McCloud
Abbott
Gwinn
Lillian Furtner
Chopin Quartet
Christ the
Lord
Lewis
Ethel Hendricks
Gertrude Saynisch
Paul W. Sexton
Harold Riley
Lassen
Mildred Miller
Harrison
Moszkowski
Louis Saynisch
Frenine Service
Wrseeem Wettte
Reas Vulata
Heke Comcates
Wilson Offertory
Shackley
Tip Thomason
Prospect His Methodist
Antham
Ralph Jackson
Bowles
Esther Thomason
Christ Arose
Ruby Brown
Mr. Hoffman
Frank Allen
the Palms
Faure
Glenn Law
Hosanna
Holy City
Adams
Law
W. Persons
Lucille Manville Gray
Alamo Methodist Church
G. A. Manning
Katheryn Robinson
Ernst Thomas
Mr. Manning
Mr. Romberg
Dubois Emmett Rountree
Sellars
Noble
Grofft
Alice Woodley
Corrall
Lefebvre-Weley
Divine
Jones
Mr. Stone
Bartlett
Jungman
J. M
Todd
Johnson
Lowe
Wolenstenholm
Keene
Military, Main and
Alamo Plazas
Toyland
Pikes Peak
America
Backman
Panama Canal
Jamison
Underwood
Losoya ST
San Antonio, Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!