Florence Frances Huberwald

rdf:langString Florence Frances Huberwald

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rdf:langString "Florence Huberwald is a singer and vocal teacher. She does not like to read music papers published in New York, because it is her old home, and it makes her lonesome to see the names of her friends there. “Occasionally I buy the Musical Courier,” volunteered Miss Huberwald, “to see how well those persons are doing who advertise in your paper. I used to be an advertiser in the Musical Courier when I desired national publicity. At that time, my advertisement was secured by Fitzhugh W. Haensel, then in the advertising department of that paper, and now the senior partner of Haensel & Jones, the concert managers. Another reason I buy the Musical Courier is to see the programs given by the artists and to keep track of the new music. I have a most gifted pupil, Adele Corney, a very fine dramatic soprano. However, there are so few public chances here for a young local artist, that Miss Corney has to sing at the restaurant in the Hotel Grunewald." -The Music Magazine-musical Courier

rdf:langString Florence Frances Huberwald was an American singer, teacher, suffragist, and national leader of the women's movement. She was a charter member of the Woman Suffrage Party; and the co-founder and associate president of the New Orleans College of Music.