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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1917

Page

12

San Antonio Musical Club Programs and Guests

A busy week of musical events in San Antonio includes the San Antonio Musical Club meeting at 1700 River Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dickinson at 8:15 pm with a social hour and varied program. Miss Lucille Ruckmann substituted for Mrs. May Garfin kle in a January reception at the St Anthony hotel. a full concert program featured Mendelssohn Chopin and Sarasate pieces performed by several artists with pianists and violinists. Mme Julia Culp, renowned mezzo soprano, will perform at Beethoven hall on February 28 with accompanist Coenraad V. Bos after a storied career across Europe. Edna Schelb to sing in Austin under Professor Harthan. the Tuesday Musical Auxiliary Chorus and Tuesday Musical Club plan rehearsals led by Mrs. Eli Hertzberg. the San Antonio Festival Chorus to begin Haydn's Creation at St. Mark's parish house with a social-oriented first meeting led by H. W. B. Barnes.

San Antonio Musical Club H. E. Dickinson River Avenue Frederick Abbott Mayor Temple of Music San Antonio St. Anthony Hotel Lucille Ruckmann New York May Garfinkle Mendelssohn Chopin Frederick King Sweet Land Thomas Chaminade Nona Lee Lane Roy Moore Hazel Cain Sarasate Pessy Bliss BOSE Miss Bliss W. P. Romberg Woodman LaFarge Lucille Buckmann Mesdames G. E. Gwinn C. E. Davies Warren G. Clarke Sylvester Gardner Lillian Hughes Hazel Hutchins E. Alice Holman Cristine Ney Elise Engel Irene Ingram Harriet Ade Mme Julia Culp Beethoven Hall Holland Amsterdam Conservatory Berlin Mme, Gerster Germany Magdeburg Austro-Hungary Russia England France Belgium Spain Italy Scandinavia Mme. Culp Coenraad V. Bos Edna Schelb Austin Professor Harthan Miss Shelb Gilbert E. Schramm S&s Kappa Alpha Thetas Reuben Toepperwein Marie David Helen Althoff Laurine Wickwire Carmen Vladregui Gilbert Bailey Dorothy Felthouse Mistletoe Avenue Pierian Study Club Raymond Hood E. F. Hunter C. E. Hoff Waiton D. Hood B. L. Raborn J. L. Allem J. A. Thomson J. W. McDade W. C Berkeley Hunter Frank Buchner Legislative Department The Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers’ Associations Congress Senate House College of Industrial Arts

Sacred concert at Madison Square Church with local groups

The program featured the Madison Square Church sacred concert with the chorus under Charles Cameron Bell and the Tuesday Musical Octet directed by Mrs Edward Sachs. Local musicians aided in seat sales while the Minneapolis Orchestra backed the performance though space constraints limited stage visibility. Notable pieces included Marguerite Guinn’s violin solo and Liszt Nocturno No 3 with the Octet, plus a sung Largo.

Minneapolis Grand Opera House Charles Cameron Bell Edward Sachs Madison Square Presbyterian Church Marguerite Guinn Frederick King J. M. Todd Pastorella

Saint Antonio Female College pupil recital highlights

A San Antonio Female College afternoon recital featured a 26 voice chorus directed by Mrs Bessie Bell Andrews with piano duets and numerous vocal and piano numbers by Miss Lucy Monkhouse Irma Andrews Myrtle Chism Nettie Mae Newton Mildred Coughran Eterine Clapp Ella Eckert Olive Price Kathleen Holmes Ouida Turner Vivian Fitzsimmons and others An art exhibit followed and Lindsborg Kansas plans an eight day spring music festival beginning April 1 including Handel Messiah performance Madame Galli Curci to give an April 1 recital.

San Antonio Female College Bessie Bell Andrews Andrews Esesseeen Lucy Monkhouse Irma Andrews Steinheimer Myrtle Chism Carmona Wilson Nettie Mae Newton Whesley Mildred Coughran Salter Olive Price Kathleen Holmes Reece DeKoven Ouida Turner Valse Mignonne Schutt Vivian Fitzsimmons Lindsborg Kansas Madame _ Galli-Curci Chicago Opera Company

Kansas City Star Hosts Movie Treat and Chorus Sing Along

This afternoon at Convention Hall, the Kansas City Star presents a movie event and a community sing by the Symphony Chorus of 300. Songs include patriotic and folk numbers and the Hallelujah chorus from Messiah. Audience members will receive the words and join in. Handel's Messiah was recently staged at Central State Normal School in Mt Pleasant Michigan by the normal orchestra and chorus.

Kansas City Convention Hall Earl Rosenberg Central State Normal School Mt. Pleasant Mich

Musical Programs at Christ and St Mark Churches Today

The Christ Episcopal Church presents morning and evening services with processions, anthems, and offertories led by organists and soloists including Miss Ora White, Gilbert and Gregorian chant selections. St Mark's Episcopal Church lists organ preludes, offertories, and an Elijah aria, performed by Robinson, Nunes, Harris, and others, with Meacemetotial and Mendelssohn pieces and an organ postlude. First Presbyterian outlines organ preludes and a duet, with Frederick King, Mrs Lowe, and Charles Cameron Bell performing portions of Andantino in D and When Brighter Suns and Milder Skies.

Christ Episcopal Church St. Mark's Episcopal Church Asuote Acca Hess Seeveese Robinson Russell Nunes Sk Harris Wagner Israel Mendelssohn Marouse Dimittig Csccsccacees Carl H. W. B. Barnes Baptiste H. W. B. Barnes First Presbyterian Church Frederick King Roy B. Lowe Charles Cameron Bell Lemare Lowe Mr. Bell Priere

Noted singer Julia Culp to perform here Wednesday

An items page lists mezzo soprano Julia Culp set to appear on Wednesday February 28. The note details club meetings and events across the community including advisory board selections, Kipling readings, and a series of lectures and social gatherings at the Catholic Woman's Club, Woman's Club, and Gunter.

Solo and ensemble music program at Travis Park Methodist

The Travis Park Methodist church presents a music program with organ preludes by Cowen and Faure, duets by Chopin and Kinder, vocal solos by Mrs. Gwinn and Miss Harms, a quintet including Kirkpatrick and Schramm, and organ postludes by Calkin and Marche, featuring the Richmond and Spinney quartets and a variety of offertories and pieces by Danks and others.

Travis Park Methodist Church Richmond Quartet Gounod G. E. Gwinn Elsa Harms Oran Kirkpatrick Gilbert E. Schramm Faure Kirkpatrick Schramm Spinney Antinne Batiste Allitsen

Clubs and clubswomen meet for study and programs

The Niobian Literary Club meets at 3 o clock with Miss Bella A Rose to study John Greenleaf Whittier. The Herff School Mothers Club meets at 3 15 Friday afternoon. The Woman's Relief Corps presents a flag and pupil programs. A Pan American program is planned by the City Federation Saturday at the Gunter with Mrs W C Linden chairing. Several other clubs schedule readings and talks this week.

History Club Woman's Club Rudyard Kipling John R. Morton Alex Villaret George W. Johnson Ee S&s Baby Health Conference Council of Mothers Malone Duggan State Bank Niobian Literary Club Bella A. Rose Mission Street John Greenleaf Whittier Herff School Mothers’ Club Woman's Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic R. C. Hugman W. T. DeCosta G. H. Woodson Gunter W. C. Linden Mesdames S. Stires Edward W. Oeffinger John Case Griswold Is Is Willard Simpson Reading Club Washington Gunter— Gibbons Pan-American Round Table German Literary Club M. J. Hewitt Sorosis Club Phoenix Club Equal Franchise Society St. Anthony W. P. Scrivener West Mulberry Avenue Shakespeare Club Wolff & Marx R. R. Russell Lewis Krams- Beck Jewish Council Burnett School Lamar School Mothers E. R. Krause Water Street Crockett School W. F. Bassett West Commerce Street Collins’ Gardens J. W. McDade City Federation

Community club calendar and events listing

A dense schedule outlines readings, club meetings, and social events across multiple organizations including the Woman's Club, Gunter-Gibbons Literary Club, German Literary Club, Pan American Round Table, Equal Franchise Society, and various school mothers' clubs with venues and times. The piece notes an Illinois inventor patenting adjustable door hangers.

County Parents and Teachers Organize in Bexar County

The Bexar County Parent-Teachers Association was formed at the Los Angeles Heights school Saturday to unite county schools under a county league. Officers include Mrs. I. A. Eichelberger as president and Mrs. J. H. Osborne as treasurer, with health welfare papers read by Mrs. F. W. McAllister.

Bexar County Parent-Teachers Association Mothers’ Clubs Council of Mothers San Antonio Los Angeles Heights George B. Peyton Frank Fogelson I. A. Eichelberger Alamo Heights Mothers’ Club Freq Poor Morrill High School R. J. Jennings Edgewood School B. F. Krump Rock Hill J. H. Osborne Steele Hot Wells George Davis D. Berrey

German Company 10 Presents Two Plays at Beethoven Hall

The final of three German performances directed by Paul C. Renard at Beethoven Hall features two plays. Ic Heierathe Meine Tochter, a one act society comedy, and Die Schoene Muellerin, a two act musical comedy set in 18th century France with Denise the mill mistress and love triangles involving the Marquis, Jean, and Denise.

Paul C. Renard Volks Theater Beethoven Hall A. T. Gross von Trockau Carl Friederich Wittmann Royal Hussars von Lassen Lassen Louis XV Denise Marquis de Gaillardiere

San Antonio Art Guild Advances Masked Ball Date

The masked ball date is moved from February 17 to February 19 to align with art lectures by I B Stoughton Holborn on the Carnegie Library program. The guild eyes using its rooms as headquarters during the visit and discussed furnishing plans including lockers as bench seating for statues and decorative displays.

San Antonio Art Guild I. B.stoughton-Holborn Carnegie Library Guild Mr. Holborn Organization San Antonio

English Views Through French Eyes on English Folk

A French observer notes that English people seem slow and serious by comparison. A taciturn Scot house painter returns home from England and, while the lady of the house prods him to speak, he replies with a dry remark about the English. The scene ends with his brief, laconic observations.

England Alec

Luis d Antin Remembered as a Born Diplomat in Washington

Washington notes Luis d Antin who died suddenly in Mexico prompting a State Department probe into possible foul play. A long time legal clerk and translator at the Mexican embassy he advised Ambassador designate Arredondo on precedence and diplomacy. He served 14 years as chancellor of the U S embassy in Mexico City and was seen as a diplomat who steadied U S Mexican talks.

d’Antin Mexico Huerta Huertista Carranza United States State Department Rafael Zubaran Berlin Luis Zubaran San Luis Potosi Madero Mexico City Vera Cruz Washington, D. C Luis d'Antin Washington Eliseo Arredondo Luis A d’Antin Sam Henry Lane Wilson Nelson O’shaughan

Papes Diapepsia Promise Fast Relief For Stomach Ailments

An advertisement extols Papes Diapepsin as a quick safe remedy for indigestion gastritis and dyspepsia. It claims rapid relief from gas sourness and nausea and urges keeping a fifty cent case at home for immediate use after eating disagreeable foods.

Pape

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