Rehearsals Row On For Messiah Chorus At Camp Wilson
The Music Festival Chorus resumes after a two week rain delay with many new army recruits at Camp Wilson invited to join for the Messiah production this Christmas. Conductor H W Barnes focuses on Messiah choruses as rehearsals continue at St Mark's parish house with Haydn's Creation also on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Festival Chorus
Army Y. M. C. A
Camp Wilson
H. W. B. Barnes
St. Mark's Parish House
Haydn
Marron Impresses with Bach Interpretation in San Antonio
The article lauds Mr. Marron for Bach interpretation showing classicism precision and passionate temperament. It praises his elegant style, light wrist movement and marvelous octave technique. The piece notes a six month stay hoped in San Antonio and mentions the Tuesday Musical Auxiliary Chorus meeting at the Woman's Club at 10 the following Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josef Hofmann
New York
Hofmann
Carnegie Hall
San Antonio
Luis Alfonsos Marron
Marron
Fernando Lopez
Mexico City
Vienna
Leschetitzky
Emil Sauer
Europe
General Diaz
Mr. Marron
Bach
Woman's Club
Music in Churches Listings at Three City Houses
Programs at Central Christian First Presbyterian and Laurel Heights churches feature hymnals organ preludes duets and solos led by Daggett Orvis King Lowe Cameron Bell and Mrs Carson with pieces including The King of Love My Shepherd Now and Chanson Triste as part of morning and evening services across the churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
L. D. Daggett
Eva Orvis
My Redeemer
Love
Mamie Reynolds Dennison
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick King
Roy B. Lowe
Charles Cameron Bell
Smart
Bennett
Lowe
Bell
Delbruck
Shepherd
Musical Service Selections At Local Churches Today
The program lists organ preludes and postludes, offertories, and solos at St. Mark's Episcopal Christ Church and other local churches. Performers include Mrs. J. M. Todd, Miss Peggy Bliss, Eunice Gray, and Miss Maude Cangus with organists and choirs coordinating processions, anthems, and lilting instrumental pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess Isonk
Boehmielot Kee Maria
J. Whitney Combs
Edna Schelb
Peggy Bliss
APRA
SELEY
Goldmark
Exeter F. W
Peggy ‘Bliss
Eunice Gray
Wachs
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
J. M. Todd
Hambourg
Hannah Wright
Faulkes
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Sccesccesescces ‘Woodward Bqo
Sanscce
WB. Barnes Fabliiate Ss
Dudley Buck
Wagner
Sererssees
Cccoccessors
Russell
Peweae Pring
Baptiste H. W. B. Barnes
Christ Church
Episcopal
van Boskerck
Gottschalk
Oegen
Sean Johnson
Hugh M. Taylor
Walter Apie
Illinois
Helen M. Collett
Bohemian Regiment to Fight Bulgars in Balkans
The Austrian Czechs in Russia planned to seek permission for a Bohemian regiment joining the Russian army to go to the Balkans and fight Bulgars. Russian authorities have consented to the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Balkans
MEN LIVE TO EAT IN DINNER AND THE SEXES
The piece argues women despise men for dining pleasures while men and women both claim food rules social life. It notes women push back against masculine eating habits, cites pay gaps tied to dietary stereotypes, and observes dinners remain a taboo topic at women’s clubs.
Dublin Plans Held Up Over Reconstruction Prize
Dublin remains without the plans for the reconstruction project that won the $2500 prize offered by the Marquis of Aberdeen. The exhibit was shown in Boston at the City Club auditorium, and residents have not learned when views will be possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bingaman
Beethoven Hall
Mary Aubrey
Oran Kirkpatrick
Bingaman
New York
Dublin
Marquis of Aberdeen
Boston
Mass
Mystery over town-planning designs halted by customs
On their return journey from America the planners have been held up at Liverpool by the import department of the customs. Only customs officials can clear up the mystery of what suspicion could attach to the town-planning designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
America
Import Department of the Customs
Wealthy widow seeks society by renting, objects to portraits
A wealthy widow, Mrs Jones, searches for a fashionable furnished house. After inspecting a suitable home the owner shows her portraits including a Madonna and Gainsborough’s Duchess of Devonshire. She declares, “I shall expect you to remove these family portraits” if she takes the house.
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Itulic Petraas
St. Anthony Hotel
Beethoven John Steinfeldt
Wiegenlied
Humperdinck
Elizabeth Harman
Mildred Gates
Mendelssohn
Walter P. Romberg
Grettchen Am
W. P. Romberg
F. H. Palmer
A. Quintanilla
Rafael Galindo
Kreisler
San Antonio Symphony Society
Symhony Orchestra
Boston National Grand Opera Company
Enrico Arensen
Petrograd Imperial Opera House
Paris Opera
Jose Segura-Tallien
Buenos Aires
Virgilio Lazzari
Eugenio Martacheff
Moscow Imperial
Dorothy Follis
Kathryn Lee
Mabel Riegelman
Francesca Peralta
Elvira Amazar
Alvira Amazar
Nadina Degat
Tamaki Miura
Sarame Raynolds
Maggie Tyte
Luisa Villani
The
Musical Club
E. Tschaikowsky
Stern
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
F. L. Carson
Emmett Rountree
Berrington
Wolfson’s
Saul Wolfson
Stanny Messrs
Cory, Englehardt and Channing
the Holy City
Hannah Wright Cluck
Blum
EMIL
All Souls
Edward Green
Florist
Hot Wells Hotel
Bath House
Arthur G. Jury
Orchestra Music Daily
Mme
the Witch of Endor
Hobgoblin Brigade
Get-Hop Boys
Broomstick Squad
St. Anthony Hallowe
Merry Knights
Mrs. Pumpkin
Jack Horner
Endor
the Arm
T. B. Baker
Telephone
Crockett
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