Son of Daniel Garst and Mary Elizabeth Morrison.
Illinois Death Record: Thomas B. Garst born 12 Oct 1866 Dayton, Ohio died 09 May 1936 Chicago, Cook, Illinois, 69 years, Occupation Christian Sci. Practitioner, Spouse Lillian H. Garst, Father Daniel Garst born Virginia Mother Mary Morrison born Ohio, Burial: Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Cook, Illinois
The Wichita daily eagle. (Wichita, Kan.) February 14, 1892,
Mr. T. B. Garst and Mrs. Lillian Hamblin Garst are now in their home, 303South Lawrence avenue, ready to receive
pupils and ' make concert engagements. Mrs. Garst will meet business calls and try voices gratuitously on Monday, 10 to 12 a.m. She will receive her friends and pupils socially Thursdays, 2 to 5 p. m. Mrs. Hamblin Garst's reputation as a musician and teacher was fully established some time Devious to the commencement of her successful work in Wichita. Her career as teacher began as pupil-assistant
I in the conservatory, where, after graduating, she was appointed a member of the music faculty. teaching in the same institution three years. During twelve years study and teaching Mrs., Garst has given instruction to 520 vocal students Much of her study under the best teachers of voice development has been in tho special line of teaching, realizing it is one thing to sing well, another to teach others successfully this rare art. The work of Mrs. Caret's pupils has been recognized and endured by several of the leading teachers in America. Having had the advantages of vocal instruction under a half dozen of the greatest teachers in the world, she is convinced, and says it is also the opinion of most of the conscientious professional singers and teachers met here and in Europe, that the best teachers of the vocal art, that is,
the natural and perfect development of the voice are to be found in our own country and among our country people
and that the day is not far distant, when music students who desire to enter the profession will not be compelled to go to Europe for a "reputation.'
Illinois Death Record: Thomas B. Garst born 12 Oct 1866 Dayton, Ohio died 09 May 1936 Chicago, Cook, Illinois, 69 years, Occupation Christian Sci. Practitioner, Spouse Lillian H. Garst, Father Daniel Garst born Virginia Mother Mary Morrison born Ohio, Burial: Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Cook, Illinois
The Wichita daily eagle. (Wichita, Kan.) February 14, 1892,
Mr. T. B. Garst and Mrs. Lillian Hamblin Garst are now in their home, 303South Lawrence avenue, ready to receive
pupils and ' make concert engagements. Mrs. Garst will meet business calls and try voices gratuitously on Monday, 10 to 12 a.m. She will receive her friends and pupils socially Thursdays, 2 to 5 p. m. Mrs. Hamblin Garst's reputation as a musician and teacher was fully established some time Devious to the commencement of her successful work in Wichita. Her career as teacher began as pupil-assistant
I in the conservatory, where, after graduating, she was appointed a member of the music faculty. teaching in the same institution three years. During twelve years study and teaching Mrs., Garst has given instruction to 520 vocal students Much of her study under the best teachers of voice development has been in tho special line of teaching, realizing it is one thing to sing well, another to teach others successfully this rare art. The work of Mrs. Caret's pupils has been recognized and endured by several of the leading teachers in America. Having had the advantages of vocal instruction under a half dozen of the greatest teachers in the world, she is convinced, and says it is also the opinion of most of the conscientious professional singers and teachers met here and in Europe, that the best teachers of the vocal art, that is,
the natural and perfect development of the voice are to be found in our own country and among our country people
and that the day is not far distant, when music students who desire to enter the profession will not be compelled to go to Europe for a "reputation.'
Son of Daniel Garst and Mary Elizabeth Morrison.
Illinois Death Record: Thomas B. Garst born 12 Oct 1866 Dayton, Ohio died 09 May 1936 Chicago, Cook, Illinois, 69 years, Occupation Christian Sci. Practitioner, Spouse Lillian H. Garst, Father Daniel Garst born Virginia Mother Mary Morrison born Ohio, Burial: Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Cook, Illinois
The Wichita daily eagle. (Wichita, Kan.) February 14, 1892,
Mr. T. B. Garst and Mrs. Lillian Hamblin Garst are now in their home, 303South Lawrence avenue, ready to receive
pupils and ' make concert engagements. Mrs. Garst will meet business calls and try voices gratuitously on Monday, 10 to 12 a.m. She will receive her friends and pupils socially Thursdays, 2 to 5 p. m. Mrs. Hamblin Garst's reputation as a musician and teacher was fully established some time Devious to the commencement of her successful work in Wichita. Her career as teacher began as pupil-assistant
I in the conservatory, where, after graduating, she was appointed a member of the music faculty. teaching in the same institution three years. During twelve years study and teaching Mrs., Garst has given instruction to 520 vocal students Much of her study under the best teachers of voice development has been in tho special line of teaching, realizing it is one thing to sing well, another to teach others successfully this rare art. The work of Mrs. Caret's pupils has been recognized and endured by several of the leading teachers in America. Having had the advantages of vocal instruction under a half dozen of the greatest teachers in the world, she is convinced, and says it is also the opinion of most of the conscientious professional singers and teachers met here and in Europe, that the best teachers of the vocal art, that is,
the natural and perfect development of the voice are to be found in our own country and among our country people
and that the day is not far distant, when music students who desire to enter the profession will not be compelled to go to Europe for a "reputation.'
Illinois Death Record: Thomas B. Garst born 12 Oct 1866 Dayton, Ohio died 09 May 1936 Chicago, Cook, Illinois, 69 years, Occupation Christian Sci. Practitioner, Spouse Lillian H. Garst, Father Daniel Garst born Virginia Mother Mary Morrison born Ohio, Burial: Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Cook, Illinois
The Wichita daily eagle. (Wichita, Kan.) February 14, 1892,
Mr. T. B. Garst and Mrs. Lillian Hamblin Garst are now in their home, 303South Lawrence avenue, ready to receive
pupils and ' make concert engagements. Mrs. Garst will meet business calls and try voices gratuitously on Monday, 10 to 12 a.m. She will receive her friends and pupils socially Thursdays, 2 to 5 p. m. Mrs. Hamblin Garst's reputation as a musician and teacher was fully established some time Devious to the commencement of her successful work in Wichita. Her career as teacher began as pupil-assistant
I in the conservatory, where, after graduating, she was appointed a member of the music faculty. teaching in the same institution three years. During twelve years study and teaching Mrs., Garst has given instruction to 520 vocal students Much of her study under the best teachers of voice development has been in tho special line of teaching, realizing it is one thing to sing well, another to teach others successfully this rare art. The work of Mrs. Caret's pupils has been recognized and endured by several of the leading teachers in America. Having had the advantages of vocal instruction under a half dozen of the greatest teachers in the world, she is convinced, and says it is also the opinion of most of the conscientious professional singers and teachers met here and in Europe, that the best teachers of the vocal art, that is,
the natural and perfect development of the voice are to be found in our own country and among our country people
and that the day is not far distant, when music students who desire to enter the profession will not be compelled to go to Europe for a "reputation.'
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