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Scan 126
The Musical blue book of America, 1915
36 lines. Read by computer on 22 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
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1ILLINOIS
3SPRINGFIELD
4AMATEUR MUSICAL CLUB
590 Active Women
6200 Associate Men and Women
7100 Students
9Mrs. George E. Keys, 817 S. Seventh Street ………………………………………….. President
10Mrs. Ray Simmons, 719 E. Cass Street ………………………………………….. Vice-President
11Miss Elberta T. Smith, 1100 S. Sixth Street ………………………………………….. Secretary
13TAYLORVILLE
14MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF THE WOMAN'S CLUB
15(Membership 75)
17Miss Mary F. Taylor ………………………………………….. Chairman
18Miss Louis Dalby ………………………………………….. Assistant Chairman
19Mrs. Everett Anderson ………………………………………….. Recording Secretary
20Miss Maida Barner ………………………………………….. Corresponding Secretary
22URBANA
24Erb, John Lawrence, organist; teacher; director School of Music University of Illinois; organist and choirmaster McKinley Memorial Church; president Illinois Federation of Musical Clubs; author of "Johannes Brahms" (a biography); composer of works for organ, hymns, songs, etc., wrote music for "Masque," "The Titans of Freedom" (book by W. C. Langdon), first production University of Illinois, May 30, 1918; Mrs. John Lawrence Erb (Ethel Bernice Heydinger; address, Urbana, Ill.
26Schwartz, George Foss, head of instruction in harmony, counterpoint and musical history University of Illinois; violinist; 'cellist; teacher of violin and 'cello; author "Catechism of Harmony," "Melody Harmonization," "Harmonic Analysis"; Mrs. George Foss Schwartz (Emma Julia Houghton); Res. 512 W. Iowa Street; summer address, Ludington, Mich.
28WAVERLY
29AMATEUR MUSICAL CLUB
31Mrs. Mason Smith ………………………………………….. President
32Mrs. Henry Miner ………………………………………….. Vice-President
33Mrs. J. O. Evans ………………………………………….. Secretary
34Mrs. G. H. Shutt ………………………………………….. Treasurer
35Miss Helen Wyle ………………………………………….. Librarian
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