Mozart Society to Open 1916 17 Season in San Antonio
San Antonio Mozart Society presents first concert of the 1916 17 season at Beethoven hall Tuesday with Pasquale Amato and David Hochstein as soloists. The Mozart Society chorus led by Arthur Claassen and pianist Ruth Bingham, with Maurice Lafarge as accompanist, performs. Advance sale at Goggan's is strong. it marks the duo's San Antonio debut.
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San Antonio Mozart Society
Beethoven Hall
Pasquale Amato
Metropolitan Opera Company
David Hochstein
Mozart Society Chorus
Arthur Claassen
Ruth Bingaman
Maurice Lafarge
Amato
Hochstein
Goggan
San Antonio
Mr. Hochstein
Gu- Greg
Erlanger
T. Dubois
J. A. Carpenter
Setceress
R. Leoncavallo
Reeve
Brahms
A. Gretchani
Mr. Amato
Peice
R. H. Woodman
Lietoire du
St. Anthony
Gretchen Am Spinnrade
Schubert
Kathleen Blair Clarke
Elsa Harms
Mrs. Clarke
Mendelssohn
Smetana
W. P. Romberg
F. H. Palmer
A. Quintinilla
Rafael Galindo
F. L. Carson
O. J. Fox
Frederick Abbott
Music in the Churches Recitals At Several City Venues
Miss Nell Whayne to sing The Holy City at 11 o clock service and The Crucifix by Faure at night at First Baptist. Madison Square Presbyterian and St Marks Episcopal present organ preludes, anthems, duets, solos, and postludes with noted soloists and organists throughout the day. Central Christian and First Presbyterian offer additional programs led by L. D. Daggett and Frederick King with multiple soloists and choirs.
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Nell Whayne
Holy City
First Baptist Church
Faure
Miss Whayne
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Wachs
Door of Hope
Ball
Hannah Wright
Dolmetsch
Handel
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick King
R. B. Lowe
Charles Cameron Bell
Wery
Lowe
Bell
Gaul
Ee Mendelssohn
Mr. Bell
Flagler
the Savior
Chorus Gears Up For Messiah and Creation Rehearsals
The group readies resumption of Handel's Messiah and Haydn's Creation with many new members expected. H W B Barnes leads rehearsals with Ella Mackensen at the piano. The Merry Maids Club meets at 314 Sixth Street with Marguerite Wagner hosting. Cadman works discussed. attendance urged. Tuesday Musical Auxiliary Chorus meets at the Woman's Club at 10.
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Clara Duggan Madison
Fred West
Albert Gibson
Lambert
R. Thurston Fry
Perry M. Hoisington
Walter P. Romberg
Martha Mathieu
Weseee
Mendelssohn
Charles Calloway
Handel
Haydn
H. W. B. Barnes
Ella Mackensen
Merry Maids’ Musical Club
Sixth Street
Marguerite Wagner
Charles Wakefield Cadman
See
Woman’s Club
Mrs Schoff to address state child welfare conference
Proceedings list speakers and topics for the Texas State Child Welfare Conference including education rural services libraries and parent teacher associations. Prominent presenters include Mrs Frank Buchner Mrs William Hawkins Judge Corley and Mrs Ella Porter with sessions on rural child welfare storytelling music and youth recreation.
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Mrs. Schoff
Frank Buchner
Austin
William E. Hawkins
Quentin D. Corley
Dallas
George W. Steere
Fort Worth
W. D. Thomas
Charles Scheuber
N. B. Ford
Dalworth
McDonald Hinckley
Congress Extension
E. A. Watters
Department of Country Life
Ella Caruthers Porter
L. T. Cunningham
Tex
E. N. Barrett
State Department Agriculture
Howard Stoltzfus
Juleta
T. W. Hook
Kingsville
Social Welfare Workers
J. B. Preston
George E. Turner
Glenn Flynn
First Methodist Church
Thirteenth Texas E T C Conference Proceedings
The excerpt lists speakers and program items for a women’s conference including lectures by Miss Willie Johnston and Mrs. Virgil Browne on thrift and child welfare. It notes state chairmen reports, sectional meetings, and an evening luncheon. A Halloween party hosted by the E T C Girls is announced for Saturday night at Miss Marion Snuggs’s home.
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First Methodist Church
Willie Johnston
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Stanischer
Tans-Vata Costa
Virgil Browne
Fort Worth
H. BR. Ford
Pastors’Association
Gena Branscomb
George B. Peyton
San Antonio
L. T. Worley
N. A. Turner
Houston
Adelia 8
Pen
Truman Lee Kelley
Austin
Gertrude Blodgett
E. A. Watters
Ed Kneeland
Beaumont
F. W. McAllister
C. W. Fletcher
Charles Wakefield
Frederick Schoff
Crosby Hotel
Marion Snuggs
Buena Vista Street
Ladies' Section Celebrates 22nd Anniversary Card Party
The Ladies' Section of the San Antonio Turn Verein marks its twenty second anniversary with a card party and a banquet to be held Friday afternoon in Turner hall.
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San Antonio
Turn Verein
Turner Hall
Dramatic recital at Gunter Hotel features The Melting Pot
Tomorrow night in the Gunter Hotel ballroom a dramatic reading presents Israel Zangwill's four act play The Melting Pot with Lena Budd Powers Mme Petitelere and Violet Tennant as soloist and pianist. Admission free and the audience is invited.
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Gunter Hotel
Israel Zangwill
Lena Budd Powers
Mme, Petitelere
Violet Tennant
Voice teacher Oscar J. Fox at Major Temple of Music
Oscar J. Fox, teacher of voice, offers lessons on Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Major Temple of Music. Residence phone T.83 listed.
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Oscar J. Fox
Major Temple of Music
Ruiz School Mothers Club Plans Monday Benefit Meeting
The Ruiz School Mothers' Club schedules a 3:45 p m Monday meeting to arrange a benefit entertainment event for a community cause.
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Ruiz School Mothers’ Club
Making Amends in a Dublin Exchange
A young Irish recruit forgets to salute. The officer reminders trigger Paddy to apologize. The next day Paddy carries two buckets of water and salutes twice, explaining one salute is for yesterday. The exchange ends with the officer surprised by the genial gesture.
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Paddy
London
Removable pie handle touted for lighter drier pastry
A new removable handle for making pies features perforations that allow air to pass, resulting in lighter and drier pastry. Includes advertisement for cash for men’s second hand clothing.
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Travis
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Travis Park Methodist Church
Wisconsin Infantry
Oran Kirkpatrick
B. Rutledge
Second
Kansas Infantry
Hall of Fame
Som Hatel
Ponte Sofronck
Holand Due
Adams c. J. Williams
Reading
Olive Hazelrigg
Estratins Fk
Carl Roma
Aline Beakley
Maude Cungus
Edward McKenzie
Eugene Fields
Mildred Dolinger
Birdland Suits
Brudix
Magpie & Parrot
Brudix Second Wisconsin Infantry Band
Mildred Gates
Bessie Marr
Elizabeth Campbell
Paula Hess
Ruth Herbst
Vivian
Helen Arstein
Terence Shand
Nessie Levinson
Pauline Feller
Minnie Rose
Parlie Rowland
Marie Raschio
Lita Olivarri
Elizabeth Black
Irma Kahn
Marguerite Carvajal
B Minor
Woman's Club
Mrs. Alfred Ward
Ruth Rinceman
Arerr Eere Orb
Stanley Winters
Dorothy Pagenstecher
Bingaman
Alfred Ward
French Place
The
Self Culture Club
Floy Tarburton
Alice Murray
Music Festival
St. Mark's Parish
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Wagner
Jaescabee Woodward Giomir
Harker
Sylvester Gardner
E Baptiste
Gaeta
Eecesssrees
Russell Clotjoen
Travis Park
M. E
Pilgrims
Tannhauser
Wagner Quartet
Alee Beethoven
G. E. Gwinn
Oran Kirk- Hearts
Elijah
Coralee Mendelssohn
Kirkpatrick
Stark
Central Christian Church
L. D. Daggett
Eva Orv
Excell
Jesus
Oreasre
Macdougall
Fannie “Applewhite Martin
Rouse
Buck L. D. Daggett
Guilmant
Mozart Society
Napoleon
Emil Blum Company
Hour
Milady
Edwards
Commerce Street
Pabst Engraving
Texas
Gouraud
T. Hopkins & Son
New York City
Ek. T. C. Girls
Metropolitan Opera Co
Colonial Tea Services
Groce
E. Hertzberg Jewelry Co
Hertzberg
Libby
Houston and
St. Mary’s Sts
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