New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
,1rS1CIANS AT SARATOGA.
socrETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF
u,s1c IN ANNUAL MEETING.
.r,ov WITH A CHECKERED CAREER
PLANS FOR REORGANIZATION
,,sc,.ssIoNs AND CONCERTS.

,ax rrtEGRArI THE TRIBUSEl
y Ju:y 3.-The sixteenth meeting
sA american Society Tor the promotion o'
"' or 20 cal. It by It's oder and more popular
NUS" ..T-bs Muslc-Teachers' National Association
name ,,s village this forenoon. The meetings
began ' - in the ballroom of Congress Hail.
are ho.U"Io room than Is necessary. for the at
much ''' s-nauer than has ever been the case In
tsno" s,,g., checkered career Of the association.
the CIV formal social gathering on Monday even
Al q" Or nfty members Of the association were
ins W. This number was slightly increased inns
pfe'e" hut 1t IS evident that the association Is Ill
forenoV" state and It is possible that It vii make
W on,etus with the bare bodkin or resoiu-
rs 0"" 80 .be end Of the present session.
uon D,' arc aspects Of the case which make such
IL" =, eighteen years Of effort Ghe ASSOCIATION
resu" ,,es IN 1876 look piiiiu In spite OF the
was 0s vicssiiudes through which II has passed
ann' seems deplorab.e that there shaI. no more
OF 'S'" .,on 10 bring together few score OF the
De ro,sic teachers of the country even thoush
err ,onossibe TO trace any good 10 'heh meet
rodsy for instance there were present sue"
ms s women as Arthur Foote ana . D. VIM
men on pos,op. f. NJ. Bowman Emilio Agramonte'
n ., n. Greene J. g. Griggs. Amy ray A. IN VIZ
II. Y Penneld Albert q. Thies and Hippora
g. =" -, X4v-York; Max Leckner. OF Indian
A'n'" waugh Lauder. Emil Lieo.lng ana H. >.
90 r,,s # Chicago; \. }. Gantvoort oil ONO MOT
fe' 60, of New Haven. and w. lunck ana
MIS- Ida Norton. Of Detroit
"s h,s,orv of the association has peen singular
- and the fate that seems to be threateniHs II
arhaps a logical outcome OF It's acuNlUes' At
30 T,.r had A solid and rational foundation out
- yesr 10 year has depended LOT lts Hheinoe'
iV"' 100, the teachers living in the city se!ec'eu
@ ,ha annual meeting and a score or TWO Vi en-
S.,.s,tc workers. most Ot whom nave DesH 4's
rnsrs Ii had scarcely come into existence D.'0'0
" hacan an agitation IL favor OF State ASSOCIATIONS
,,o,v Of these have since been 4oliheu' "'4' 80
o,ortion a. they have nourlsheu' '"e P"N'.
W. w., whose maternal relationship mas never
49, otscialIv recognized by them. has gone mo
decline - ,., -, thc mother
7, ,s now thought that the lie Oh inc ''0''iV
can he saved by of!ca! recognition oi '"e n't
,,ss 4 committee reorganization % 49,
abort Ross Parsons OF \e"-iorh' Is ''"''
has recommended that the subject Oh i""''''e
National Associa ion a delegated BODY comp
arasan,atives of the State associations De ie
,srrsd for action to the latter. The Nh"o"a' >''V
cation no, having II representative c""' &C. -
" ,a,r csn 40 nothing Ii must either Keep o'
90 !, j. and die OF inanition. or tdhe s'ePS ~
rsstsd by the State associations. MI. L. W.
Novman. the president, IN ms a"hu"' 49,
Sav strongly urged that II be chahse" INV
Gated body anu that IN It's he" caIac"! - O0'''
"a activities TO the promotion OF pe"asosO". 49,
Of words, tNal II a's''-N0'' f,.u
Character when II assumed al me '' ,,eps n
Vars ago in New-l Ork CIty. fo' s'',,'.C anv
- no GUuOs ana no prONIslon Ioi pro- ne
. nee ~. ,t,estlon u 10 come up to'''o'',,,.'
,.nAn me report OF the Committee on ~
,'nn is ,o M, discussed ana acted ~pO... - s,,,u-
Ihe proc.ed.ngs OK to--A! ctN oI.'"!s ~ NV.
marizAo Inc meeting va. ttht' 10 ~ ...-rt,ve
~ kasa, of oaratogA. c.lli -.'i' - 'i.' -. -.
Committee prayr4 Vas ON,!eA 30! az ~ -,
II Surfr. The visitors NC wt..tA'r' - 90 ,4e1
NJ 4, "A Mttcne!, village lfes."~H'' a'L -,
vs,o.,s xer- r.,. ~ Mg Bowman Pre~'ue'.t' az
IL psrktns OF chicago. secretary ". N""e'i
Lauder If t.nicagl. tlen gave u PiaH'.O'' t.
80 vocal intetlule. by Miss Mac f.-tr'''
-, chicago Mr. Lauder piayvt Abtr'ho' p" -,
unns Sgambaus 'NeccMO Mlnurtt' am -,
as "Iigeunerweisen Ia the afternoon 'eo" M,
features ol the pan0f'rte we're uiS.u' 80
W urging the advantages - The m"shDi puiSurt
nv her favorte teacn,r D"ppe. dnd MY NHs.
siunding the praises 81 MS invention. "u u
$50 c,lle1 the practice cIavIer. BOtn speakers
brought forward young Iupns 70 d-in'hs..ia' m
merits Of the method Advocated Tor MISS a!
ii.,ie Miss Laura sanford OF Cnicago, whp mas
been heard m New-NOrk played Tor NJ. NHsI''
Miss Julie Geyer. whose talent won hearty en-
comiums from the listeners
The ballroom Handsomely hhed IN me even
Ing when a miscellaneous concert was gwen IN
which the following persons took part, han"! .
Nine Zpp0ra Montelin. Soprano. Albert o. HieS'
tenor Frank H. Potter. tenor formerA d writer
on musical topics f1r NeW-lOrk n"wspapers)'
William Yunck. violin. Herman Brueckner Vlolih
Walter Voigrlandcr, viola and Alfred Hofmann. Nlo-
lonce,lo CHEESE four constituting The Detroit Fhll-
harmonic Club and the New-lork Male Quartet
Ii. i. X.