New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
THE INSTITUTE PROGRAMMES.
LAST CONCERTS OF THE SEASON TO BE
GIVEN THIS wEEK-soCIAL FEATURE
or THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHI-
TEXTURE LECTURES BY
sERvIss AND Ell

TEXTURE LECTURES BY
sERvIss AND Ell
MENDORF.
MI ,as, concerts I'm Brooklyn this season ny the
poston symphony Orchestra VIII he given III III
academy Of Music on Friday afternoon ana ""'
ssv evening next and they VIII consu'u,'
nr,ncnaI musical affairs OF the week IN TINS Dor
oueh Teresa Carreno, the pianist VIII Nv ~
a,o,s, Of both concerts Mime Carreno mas not
been heard in Brooklyn in a couple OF years ~
the afternoon concert she Is to play the .
kowskv Concerto No. l. II Is related that Au'' quo
Der one played this concerto at her "lS' app |
ance in ST Petersburg in 1898 and that TINS "iSo
o. tho Last annearance In public OF the composer.
Tschaikowsky The evening programme VIII De u
an essentially modern character, Nine. '"''e"'
nIoy1ng Edward MacDowell's second pianoforte con-
certo The programmes for both concerts are do
follows:
symphony in D major la Chase '""y""
dlrst time at these conceT5s d., minor
Concerto for Pianoforte No. l. in h1t m Ihonsky
Symphony. Harold in Iiay beri''1
SATURDAY.
SDS[sgIe fo Tano"ie No. 2 minor
,,. .......... .Chabrier
Do"''ee 1s"orcd for orchestra hy Felix MoiuJ
(Flrst time al these concerts) p,ahros
c, r,,borv No .hiH'i'
The Department OF Architecture Intends TO o'o@u
en- rs popular work and to inject something -
moro social character into the meetings a. GU -
ducement 70 a larger attendance. II Is anhou'r, I'm
tbot series Of informal subscription Ilhi'nS 49,
he given monthly at irregular intervals III, IL.
ont The year for a more general ana P"P"I'l bad
c,,seion ~ Architectural matters than can ~ ll
at the monthly lectures. the hrst OF IT, ,,,,t al
il 10 be given at the Argyle. In flJiIir ~, 900
above Clfnton-st next Thursday evening" d. oYDi
ard Il 10 omen 10 members OF the dep"r.in' ~,
tbeir efesfs Mrs A. Augustus fiealy NJ -. ~,
Tush Mrs CARL II. De Silver, MIS- T. i,ii,ttoo% u
ALrahau Abraham Walter DICKSON r;.iJ"l' rart.
kennedy and George l.. Morse are an , ,r' ex-
committee for the occasion. ana address, a. ri
no'tnd from John De witt Warner. OhaIles h0'
irson Lamb Charles NJ. skinner ana olH,,i'' a,-or
a series Of four illustrated lectures j, -. hi on
bv Dwight. L. Elmendorf in Associali91n Ii"s no
r. fonr Monday evenings in April Two oil ~,
i't,rcs will be of particular interest, on s'ou.'
Of Tho tmeliness Of the topics the nrSt 81 tnc,
IN be given on April B. Will trett 81 w a. I'D
connaien and the destruction or CcrVcrd lt'', az.
tbo other the following week. VIII ne ,1
faroica Porto Rico and the Lesser ANU ~,
ISi,nondorf was n part OF the time with me Any
ord ma r Of the time with the Navy IN 'l' 90,
TO and Porto Rico campaigns. ana inc pl'tur,..
ubich he will show were taken by MN per oa'ly,
H.. viii also show series OF cinemat ogrSh We
taken Ivy himself and IL Is said maj Dy W. bcb
a ieIophoro Ions ne has avoided the hutterlhg Wncn
* disagrccable characteristic OF most III, I'M
,tct,res The two other lectures in the cohise WI
he IN "The Rhine and Southern Germany anu
cold Mexico and Her Pagcants. -. cor
The 0ffh I'm the series Of Lenten lectures - ~ -,
ron p Servss will be given in Associhllon nan
Wednesday evening of this week ana, ~ u9u''s5
y IN he roueated i'm the same hall on SATURDAY -
tornoon The subject will be "Old tioanH anu ',,,ro
Romance Of the Dutch Republic, ana III ,oost
will be illustrated with lantern photosIdP''' nv"
of them cOlOr"d.