Mozart Society to Open 1916 17 Season with Amato Hochstein
The San Antonio Mozart Society presents its first concert of the 1916 17 season at Beethoven hall Tuesday evening featuring Pasquale Amato Metropolitan Opera baritone and David Hochstein violinist with the Mozart Society chorus conducted by Arthur Claassen. Ruth Bingham at piano and Maurice Lafarge as accompanist accompany the soloists. The program includes works by Wieniawski Hahn and Leoncavallo among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Mozart Society
Beethoven Hall
Pasquale Amato
Metropolitan Opera Company
David Hochstein
Mozart Society Chorus
Arthur Claassen
Ruth Bingasian
Maurice Lafarge
Amato
Hochstein
Goggan
San Antonio
Music in the Churches Sunday Concerts Readied Across Town
Miss Nell Whayne sings The Holy City at First Baptist in morning service and The Crucifix by Faure at night. Madison Square Presbyterian sets programs for morning and evening with organ preludes, solos, and anthems led by Mrs. Hannah Wright Cluck and others. St. Mark's Episcopal presents multiple works including Wagner and Handel pieces with organ preludes and postludes. Travis Park M E hosts Wagner and Elijah selections with soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Park
Wisconsin Infantry
Oran Kirkpatrick
Nell Whayne
Holy City
First Baptist Church
Faure
Miss Whayne
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Wachs Ball
Hannah Wright
Dolmetsch
Handel
Sweeney
Gray
Flagler
Travis Park M. E
Pilgrims
Tannhauser
Wagner
Beethovenpatrick
Gilbert Lemaigre
Mr. Kirkpatrick
G. E. Gwinn
Elsa Harms
Oran Kirk- Schramm
Artist To Sing Tuesday Night At Mozart Society
Amato appears in Napoleon costume in the Mozart Society program with the show Madame Sans Gene noted as one of his greatest roles for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mozart Society
Amato
Napoleon
Organ Prelude and Postlude at Central Christian and First Presbyterian
Choir master L. D. Daggett at Central Christian with Eva Orvis on organ presents Wake the Song Excell Solo Jesus Lover of My Soul and Rouse Ye Saints plus Crossing the Bar Buck L. D. Daggett leads at First Presbyterian with Frederick King on organ and soloists Mrs R B Lowe and Charles Cameron Bell. Performances include Pastorale Wely Duet Whenever Suns and Mildred Skies Offertory Contemplation Gaul The Comforter Worships Mrs Lowe Evening service Nocturne Mendelssohn Nocturne postlude Finale Evening Meditation The Savior Guides postlude in F Guilmant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
L. D. Daggett
Eva Orvis
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick King
R. B. Lowe
Charles Cameron Bell
Standar
Lowe
Bell
Gaul
Worhies
Mrs Schoff to address state child welfare conference
A long program list shows Mrs. Schoff and numerous Texas figures from Austin Dallas Fort Worth and Fort Worth involved in the state conference on child welfare. Topics include education rural welfare libraries churches and parent teacher groups with sessions on juvenile court and storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Conference program details for thrift and child welfare
The report lists speakers and activities from a Texas conference including Miss Willie Johnston, Mrs Virgil Browne, and Miss Gertrude Blodgett. It covers lectures on art for families, thrift, and child welfare, with committee chairs from San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth and Austin and sections for county chairmen high school delegates and member clubs. Adjournment and Friday morning meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Willie Johnston
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Stanischer
Tans-Va la Costa
Virgil Browne
Fort Worth
H. R. Ford
Pastors’Association
Gena Branscomb
George B. Peyton
San Antonio
L. T. Worley
N. A. Turner
Houston
Adelia
Truman Lee Kelley
Austin
Gertrude Blodgett
E. A. Watters
Ed Kneeland
Beaumont
F. W. McAllister
C. W. Fletcher
Land of the Sky-blue Water
Charles Wakefield
Frederick Schoff
Crosby Hotel
T. C. Girls to Entertain at Halloween Benefit
The E. T. C. Girls will entertain with a Halloween party next Saturday night at the home of Miss Marion Snuggs, 2706 Buena Vista street, To Plan a Benefit. The Ruiz School Mothers' Club will hold a special meeting at 3:45 o'clock Monday afternoon to arrange for a benefit entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieniawski
Winifrea Converse
Stanley Winters
Bluethen
Dorothy Pagenstecher
Bingaman
Alfred Ward
French Place
The
Self Culture Club
Floy Tarburton
Alice Murray
Merry Maids’ Musical Club
Sixth Street
Marguerite Wagner
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Eee
Marion Snuggs
Buena Vista Street
Ruiz School Mothers’ Club
Ladies' Section of Turn Verein Plans Card Party and Banquet
The Ladies' Section of the San Antonio Turn Verein marks its twenty second anniversary with a Friday card party and banquet in Turner hall. A dramatic recital at the Gunter Hotel ballroom features Israel Zangwill's The Melting Pot, with Lena Budd Powers as reader and Mme. Petitelerc as soloist, Violet Tennant on piano. Admission is free. Oscar J. Fox teaches voice and offers a forthcoming class on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Mayor Temple of Music is listed with a residence contact T.83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Turn Verein
Turner Hall
Gunter Hotel
Israel Zangwill
Lena Budd Powers
Mme. Petitelerc
Violet Tennant
Oscar J. Fox
Mayor Temple of Music
Res
Amusing Irish Recruit Salutes Officer
A young Irish recruit forgets to salute his officer and is told not to forget. The next day he carries two buckets of water, sets them down, and salutes again, explaining one salute is for yesterday. The officer is surprised by the cheeky response in this London Answer comic note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy
London
Pie making handle aids pastry with perforated venting
A removable handle with a 72 perforated design assists pie crusts by venting through holes to keep pastry lighter and dryer. Also advertised is cash for men clothing and a Travis 3550 reference, indicating a classified ad insert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Hahn
Brahms
Cloche du Soir
Belanger
J. Stule
T. Dubois
Beethoven
Otto Ebel
Choral Mozart Society
SWS
Nes
J. H. Rogers
Sanoeae
M. Turner Salter
Victor Harris
R. H. Woodman
Lietoire du Matin
Mr. Amato
Alma Gluck
Ethel Leginska
Ewes Eee van Dewater
Maud Cungus
Elsa Harris
Gilbert Schramm
Reading
Devera Berlin
Maile Quarter
Annie Laurie
Paul Sexton
Sidney Cotterell
Russell Davies
Victon
Brune Hunt
J. Williams
Olive Hazelrigg
Carl Roma
Aline Beakley
Maude Cangus
Edward McKenzie
Eugene Fields Mildred Dolinger
Birdland Suits
Magpie & Parrot
Second Wisconsin Infantry Band
Mildred Gates
B Minor
Woman's Club
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
Clara Duggan Madison
Fred West
Albert Gibson
Lambert
R. Thurston Fry
Perry M. Hoisington
Walter P. Romberg
Martha Mathieu
Mendelssohn
Charles Calloway
Thomas
Mrs. Alfred Ward
Ruth Imma Mae
Mun Baial
Eres
D’ Ambrosia
Peggy Bliss
W. P. Romberg
Desert
Damascus
Edith Madison
Flora Briggs
Pega
Zulime Herff
Kuiwiak
St. Anthony Hotel
Ruth Bingaman
Gretchen Am Spinnrade
Schubert Beethoven
Kathleen Blair Clarke
Clarke
L. K. Beck
B. F. Nicholson
Music Festival
St. Mark's Parish
Haydn
H. W. B. Barnes
Ella Mackensen
Woman’s Club
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Wagner Pyogggbional
Woodward
Blumenschein
Aldrich
Harker
Sylvester Gardner
Ccesssersee
Baptiste
Carl
Cisseecees
Russell Offertory
Soo
Hour
Milady
Edwards
Commerce Street
Yy Pabst
Texas
Emil Blum Company
Weeeke
Ie Mendelssohn
Smart
Guilmant
Faye
Gouraud
T. Hopkins & Son
New York City
Bk. T. C. Girls
Metropolitan Opera Co
Colonial Tea Services
E. Hertzberg Jewelry Co
Hertzberg
Libby
Curt
Houston and
St. Mary’s Sts
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!