The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-21

Dutch pianist. In speaking of Mr..
Sievekings performance at his debut
in New York city on Monday night. the
Mail and Express says: Mr.. Sieve
king made the composers work and
idea prominent, without intruding to
any extent his own powers as a Writ
uoso When the occasion required it
he could accomplish wonders, but he
did them more as a matter of course
and less for making display than is
the way of most artists"
Miss Timberman and pupils will give
an entertainment at Young Mems
Christian association hall on Dec. 10,
assisted by Miss Amy Fay, of New
York. an accomplished pianist, who
is well known as the author of Music
Study in Germany" On this occasion
the Philomel Ladies' quartette will
make their debut. The quartette is
composed of Miss Grace Rose, Miss
Annie Rose, Miss Irene Kann and Miss
Lilly Josephs. A pleasing programme
has been arranged, the first part Of
which will consist of a song recital
by Miss Timberman and pupils. Dur
ing Miss Timberman's brief residence
in Scranton she has verified her repu-
tation as an artist ana as teacher,
and there is no doubt that the coming
entertainment under her direction will
De both unique and artistic and will
be an enjoyable musical event.
i Il Il
]. w. Parson Price. of New York the
well known vocal teacher, speaks as fol-
lows of The Tribune's London corre-
spondent, the talented vocalist, Miss
Sadie Kaiser: II should think that
every Wilkes Barrean ought to feel ex-
tremely proud of Miss Sadie Kaiser's
success in London and vicinity. Per-
sonally. 1 feel great pride in her sue
cess. although l only had the honor of
an introduction and a shake of the
hand with the little lady We are gen.
orally too apt to deny the deserved
honors of our own townsfolk, but there
are others" who jump at the opportun-
ity of aDpreciating talent, and Little
London is now doing that for little
(successfuD Miss KAISER
Mrs. b. T. Jayne, solo soprano am.
director of music at the Washburr
Street Presbyterian church, is one Of
the busiest of Scrantons musicians. In
addition to her church engagement,
Mrs. Jayne devotes Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday of each week to her
pupils in voice culture at her pleasant
home in Green Ridge. Some of her
of the city. She also fills numerous
concert engagements, singing on Thurs
day morning of this week at the Cam
brian Choral society concert at Forest
City. and last evening was the soprano
solOist at the concert given at the close
of the annual session of the Lackawan-
Wyoming County Musical alliance
held at Factoryville.
The rumor that the Lawrence band is
to be called the Thirteenth Regiment
band is denied by Allan Lawrence, the
leader.
Reeve Jones will give an invitation
pianoforte recital at his studio, 302 Ad-
ans avenue. on Monday at which he
will be assisted by Miss Elizabeth
Thomas. soprano. and Miss Hammett,
accOmpanist.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas. soprano at
the First Presbyterian church. wishes
to correct rumOrs to the effect that she
ia studying music in Scranton. Miss
Thomas holds a certificate from the
Royal Academy at London as a teach
er. and is prepared to accept pupils in
voice culture at any time.
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