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10 THE INDEX, Saturday, May 19, 1928 O n e O f T l i e B r i d e s O l E a r l y M a y Trinity Court Studio. MRS. KARL STRAUB Before her marriage Saturday, May twelfth, was Miss Janet McLean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin McLean, of Stratford Avenue.
M U S I C A N D A R T VACATION plans are engaging the attention of musicians and artists these May days. Harvey B. Gaul, organist and choirmaster at Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church, accompanied by Mrs. Gaul, sails June 30 on the Conte Grande for Naples. From there they go to Rome where Mr. Gaul will study at the Scuola del Concereto with Signor Renzi, organist at the Vatican. Later Mr. and Mrs. Gaul will travel through the Italian Lakes district. Sailing from Genoa they will return home early in September. Christian J. Walter, who has been busy with his outdoor class at home, is getting ready to go with his family to Ligonier where he will conduct his Summer painting class during July and August. Ligonier Valley, with its hills, the Loyalhanna Creek and old farmhouses, affords a variety of subjects for painters. Monday evening Pittsburghers will have an opportunity to hear Marie Houston, American lyric soprano, when she will give MARIE HOUSTON a recital in the Hotel Schenley ball-room at 8:30, under the auspices of the committee in charge of planting and beautifying the grounds of Shady Side Academy. Of this artist Dr. Charles Heinroth has said: "There is something spontaneous about Marie Houston; she attracts. Young in years, she has even now acquired the quiet confidence of experience; her magnetic personality and charm of manner win the most casual leries throughout the country. The subjects that he knows and paints are from South America, observer; her versatility is akin Bermuda, West Indies and all to that of Ruth Draper. Her the ships of sail from days gone pure voice, clear diction, easy by. The exhibition now on dis control of voice or piano delivplay comprises the following ery—unfailingly accompanied by subjects: "Seventy Days to Syd a fine grace of movement—bid ney," "On the Grand Banks," one forget matters of technique "In the Trade Winds," "Ram in the enjoyment of values inparts of the Sea," "Creaming nately artistic." Miss Houston, Breakers," "Tacking Ship," "Off with Ruth Russell as the assist Sandy Hook," "Wind in the Palm ing artist, will present the fol Trees," "Low Tide," "On the lowing program: Long Trail" and "Rolling Down Old Italian Songs S'tornellata Marlnara II Bacio Cimar .. A rd r to Rio." Will J. Ilyett, president of the J. J. Gillespie Company, is sail Marie Houston ing May 26 on the Cynthia for Irish Favorites an extended business trip Believe Me If All Those Endear thro u g h Great Britain and ing; Young Charms... .(Irish Air) France. My Wild Irish Rose Olcott John A. Bell, organist of the Marie Houston First Presbyterian Church, will Old Songs give the Saturday evening and My Old Kentucky Home . Foster Sunday afternoon free organ re 'Tis The Last Rose Or Summer. Air citals at Carnegie Music Hall, Dixie Land Emmet Schenley Park, in place of Dr. Marie Houston Charles Heinroth, organist and Piano Solos director of music, who has left The Circus Parade Schutt for a vacation in Europe. Mr. Lento Cyril Scott Bell's program for this evening Prelude, E-Minor MacDowell will include numbers by Wagner, Ruth Russell Widor, Grieg, and Handel. He American Indian Songs will also play one of the most Pale Moon Logan popular of organ selections, the By The Weeping Waters.-Lieurence "Largo, from the New World The Spring J. Song J. Gillespie of the Robin Company Woman Symphony" by Dvorak. The en have from a very "Shanewis" interesting exhibi Cadman tire program for tonight foltion of marine Marie Houston paintings, by lows: Frank Italian Street Vining Songs Smith, on display Prelude to "Lohengrin" Wagner in their E uno. gallery. e due, e tre Frank - Pieraccinl Vining Pastorale in A Major Guilmant Smith Santa is Lucia a painter of Arr. marines by Cottrau of Pilgrims' Chorus from "Tannhauser" considerable Va. Corri Treno! note and has Bemberg made Wagner the sea and Marie all Houston that pertains to Largo, from the "New World Sym it his Yo Paso constant la Vida.—Air. study. by Born La Forge at phony" _ Dvorak Whitman, Clavelitos Massachusetts, Valverde in Toccata from Fifth Symphony Widor 1879, he is Marie one Houston of the modern Liebestod, from "Tristan and Isolde" men of the day that are consid Wagner ered self taught. Training was "Hosannah" Wachs received at the Museum of Fine "Morning" from "Peer Gynt Suite".... Arts with such men as Benson, Grieg Tarbel, Tate and Hale. For part Hallelujah Chorus from "The Mes of a year he studied with Reed siah" Handel in Toronto, Canada. In his early The program for the recital days the greater part of his tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock training was received as a news follows: paper artist in New York and Symphonic Poem. "Finlandia". ..Sibelius Boston. He has spent every op Reve Portia Angelkiue Geraldine ("Kamennoi Webster, Osportunity he has had on the sea, reader, trow") op. pupil 10, No. of U3 Miss Vanda Rubenstein E. either with sailing vessels or Kerst, Marche Slav and Lois - Whitesell, Tschaikowsky pian fishing fleets, along the North ist, Largo pupil from of "Xerxes" Miss Mae B. Handel Maccoast or in his own boat. His Kenzie, Lamentation gave a graduate Guilmant recital paintings have been exhibited at in Chant Pennsylvania Pastorale College Dubois for the National Academy of De Women Offertoire Assembly in I> Minor Hall last Batiste evensign, New York; Pennsylvania. ing. Academy, Chicago Art Institute and numerous art clubs and gal (Continued on Page 15) THE INDEX, Saturday, May 19, 1928 11 For Birthdavjs And Other Giit Occasions Whatever other gilts lJou have in mind remember to include a box oi Revjmers', that good Pittsburgh CanaLj. R-V-B (Rerjmers' V errj Best) — Chocolates ana Bon Bons — $1.50 per pound Special presentationboxes and baskets packed to order with our finest Candies, $5 up. 239 Filth Avenue Oliver Budding Jenkins Arcade Union Trust Budding 601 8 Penn Avenue, E. E. Forbes and Atwood Streets Come To Hotel Riverside For Golf Riverside Golf Course is one of the best resort courses in America, and is the scene every year ol many important tournaments. Golf Course and Club House are owned and operated by the Hotel lor the convenience of Riverside guests. The 18-Hole Course affords plenty of natural hazards. Itisa"sporty" course from start to finish, interesting enough lo hold the enthusiasm of the professional yet not too difficult for the occasional player. For many years (lie Quests have found at the Riverside res! from business and other cares, healthful recreation and. in addition, relief from physical ills. Hotel Riverside Cambridge Wm. Baird Gray In connection Mineral & Son Springs, Spring Co., with Props. Pa.
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