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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1932
Page
16
A feature on a Texas museum exhibit reveals a diverse collection. Items include a venomous snake display with fangs and venom, a George Washington era relic set, a Newport era will, and a Princess Alexandra visit planned for January. Notable donors and a landscape of local historical artifacts are highlighted.
An inaugural concert of the Municipal Gratoria envisions in San Antonio is planned for March 29 at the First Haybee church. The program features Bod nolvisio and Fair Ellen with Max Bruck lin Whe, Jestah Burzer, and Itaby Peer loan andin Fete. The chorus performs works including Stabler Mater by Qdoarehing, with soloists Keelvo Amerier and Robert Mamperll. Directed by Dean Cat Venti, the event is supported by Slee Ola Gibridge and Proleem FAzar Ropar.
Lawrence Tibbetts drew cheers in a Cuban gathering at the Pro-Arie auditorium during a concert. Hissing eruptions interrupted the show with some calling it a Bronx cheer and others asking him not to be alarmed. The evening also featured Mina Della Denecker and a young chorus performing an original operetta, with admiration for the students’ self-written melodies and the accompanying musicianship.
Public school art instructor Miss Warren will showcase a portrait at Fontemblean Alumni Feast Americana in New York from January 30 to February 6, with a related exhibit in Boston at MIT two weeks later. A Colonial musical and reception by the Women’s Club occurs January 27, plus a Washington’s Birthday event featuring Mozart Minuet and colonial-era performances by club members.
Ancient Big Bend artists known as Huskelwokers will be featured in a museum lecture at the Witte Memorial Sunday at 4 PM. Miss Ywma Gutzeit, secretary of the board, will discuss West Texas expeditions and the collection of pictographs. Music by John M. Steinfeldt Jr. and his father will accompany the program.
Miss Chilton presents vivid paintings inspired by Terny and Tong highways with scenes of Mourojogs and finnic tyrist spots, showcased at Collins Art Shop for one week. Alice Chilton, born in Ireland, trained on West Texas plains and the exhibit celebrates her artistic journey and medals. Also notes a Music Invocation at Incarnate Word College featuring Lily Pons with a program under Wagner Nixon, and a bridge party at the Hitt home with prizes to Mrs Sterling Heoseoing, Miss Gladia ConthWndiges, and Miss Renee Honeer.
The Meaday Musical club presents the Rysree Cossack ensemble performing topical Cossack numbers and serenades. The program includes Bandura works and traditional tunes with a focus on folk history and cultural heritage. The event is set for Tuesday, January 28, at the Sap fedro Plashinee, with a lineup of composers and arrangements featured.
San Antonio's artist colony welcomes visitors of note this winter, with Mr. Gonzales and Mrs. Boser Lon among returning guests at the St. Anthony hotel. The local art league hosts a showing at the Pabst Gallery attended by Mrs. Kenrs Drought and Mr. and Mrs. Donley Murphy of Heston, Mazz. Murphy, director of the Harvard class at Mrs., is one of the judges for the annual Edgar S. Davin windower contest. A First Baptist church program on Sunday features a varied classical music lineup led by Dr. Te Ri Gales, with organ and vocal selections scheduled, including Mozart and Chopin pieces, and a noted chorus performance later in the evening.
Mrs Keating a contralto will sing in a student and faculty concert at the Christian church this Sunday afternoon. The program includes vocal solos by three women’s groups and a hymn after morning service with offertory and selections, reflecting the department’s student musicians and guests.
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