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Scan 84

Blue book, 1927

8 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. Printed page 76. See the scan on archive.org.

1Mrs. Agnes Dade-Cowan of 446 South Grant Ave., Springfield, Mo., was President of the Springfield Musical Club from October, 1920 to October, 1922. Her important achievements while in office included: Membership Drive, which increased the membership by more than three hundred active and associate members; Change of policy of Club as to programs and social features, and reinstatement of the Club in the State and National Federation. Mrs. Cowan found the Treasury of the Club at low ebb upon assuming the Presidency, but raised over six hundred dollars during her incumbency. She also holds the State Chairmanship of American Composers.
3Mrs. Augustus F. Duysing (Grace Talcott) of 210 East 66th St., Kansas City, Mo., a native of Illinois, was President of Kansas City Musical Club from 1917 to 1919. During her Presidency much War Work was done, and Mrs. Duysing went to St. Louis to assist in the organization of Missouri Federation of Music Clubs, of which she is a Charter Member. She has served as Treasurer of State Federation and as Director of State Board, and is now (1927) President of Kansas City Federation of Music Clubs.
5Miss M. Teresa Finn of 1224 Goodfellow Ave., St. Louis, Mo., was President of Chaminade Club from 1909 to 1927, and is its Honorary President and Leader. During her administration the first Junior Orchestra in the State was formed (Miss Finn directing), and the Junior Glee Club was the first to join the State Junior Organization. The study of Composers, Cantatas, Oratorios and Light Operas was made a feature of her Presidency. Miss Finn is an Organist and Lecturer, she has served as President of Rubinstein Club, as State Chairman of Public School Music, and as Secretary, Vice-President, and President Music Section N. E. A.
7Mrs. Samuel E. Newman of 6450 Cecil Avenue, St. Louis, Mo., has served as President of the Ladies' Friday Musical Club since 1924. During her term of office the Club earned $450.00 with which to buy Symphony tickets for deserving Students; formed a Trio in the Club (Violin, 'Cello and Piano), and became a Charter Contributing Member of Music Schools Foundation.

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