New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
PROGRAMMES AT THE INSTITUTE.
A FINE ARRAY OF ENTERTAINMENTS AMI
LECTURES PROVIDED BY THE
MANAGEMENT.

-..,,a, musical feature In Brooklyn this
week Will be the plano recital by Nine Teresa
80 IN the course under the auspices OF The BROOK
Ivn institute Of Arts and Sciences, IN the Academy
y, Music on Thursday evening. Nine Carreho WON
so much praise from the audience at the last CON
cert nv the Philharmonic orchestra in the Academy
that her recital promises TO be one OF the nost sue
cessful in the She Is the first OF me piahsS
who have been brought forward this season oy lhe
BROOKLYN Institute 10 occupy the entire evening win
her piano programme and the only other pianist on
the list who Is accorded this privilege Is Mor1
Rosenthal Nine. Carreho's programme is varied
one and vii, give her an opportunity 10 display 10
the best advantage her skill in technique Il Is as
follows:
Fantastic chroa'i'as su taS F ssI'foaj '''A
s2naa ;t sharp % sss and 9P ia fat 40
SSS Rrsu[;' major op 81. Chopin
b b5TSs:, G. ha'; IA, on. 5S.......
Impronptu op l42 No sSnIpe,, ,
Ia campanela (etu1e) Paeanni-lAszt
Rhapsodie Hongroise. No. 81
OF the regular lectures to be delivered before the
,A,obers Of the institute this week. partic-
ularIv interesting. on Monday evening In the large
lec.ure-roon of the Young Mems Christian Assoc!a-
ton BUILDING al No. 502 Fulton-st, Professor Her
bert w Conn Of Wesleyan University, director OK
the biological laboratory OF the institute at Cold
Spring Harbor will lecture on the Chief Steps in
The Discovery and the Demonstration OF the Germ
Theory OF Disease" His lecture Will be illustrated
by large lantern photographs and by microscopic
preparatlons On Tuesday evening, In the Art Build
Inc IN Nontaeue-st Dr. John Graham Brooks will
lecrur. on Luxury Private and FubIlc PROP
lem" The lecture is the fourth in the course on our
relations TO certain new forces IN mouefn socigy,
and Is under the joint auspices o. the BrOohI!n
Woman's Club ard the Brooklyn Institute. on
Wednesday afternoon In the Art Guiding. henry T.
Finck OF New-York will lecture on the music TO De
nIayed al the Cdrreho recital and some OF the music
vii be played by Miss LOt;a Mis-.
Yesterday afternoon Association Han was crowd
Of the audience which gathered hear Garrett
=. Serviss lecture on Greece MI Serviss repeated
the lecture which he delivered before the members
OF the institute last wednesday evening, and the
audience on both occasions was Dotn large ana en-
thusiastic Els talk illustrated by handsome
lantern photographs ana he spoke In sucn man
ner that mis- auditors almos, Imagined themselves
ect,ire In this Ienten course by Mr.. Serviss will be
given on Wednesday evening and repeated on sat
nrday afternoon 1t viii be entitled Paris, me
Capital Fashion," and it promises TO be fully as IN
Lasf evening in Association Hail. s. II. Clark. Of
dramatic readings from Shakespeare, Tennyson;
George Eliot. Lonefeow and others lie read
George Eliots tragedy. The Spanish GYPSY, IN
a manner 70 win for him much comnendation.
Next Saturday Mr. Clark will give his audience an
evening with LOngfeliow and other authors. M.
Clark also started his class In rcadihg under me
morning The hall about half-hed with pri-
mary and grade teachers In the pubic schools
Mr.. Clarks theory OF reading Is that II must be
perfect reflection OF the authors thought. and the
three processes necessary FIRST. TO get the
thought second TO hold the thought, and third, 70
give the thought Mr. Clerk ILLUSTRATED ihess PIN,
and Rustum." At the close OF the hour an oppor-
tunlty was given TO the teachers 10 ask questions.
Monday afternoons and Saturday mornings OF each
week.