New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-11
the hrst part OF the concert Nine. Suzanne Adams
will sing and NJ. Petschnlkoff play

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| lady, and she so played her cards that strauss
| found himself, much to his dlsmay, involved IN
| marriage engagement, which was to be followed
precpitately by the wedding. Strauss looked in
vain for way out of his dilemma. The wedding
procession had already for the church. when
1t was stopped by the government police. Strauss
taken from its ranks political prisoner and sent
TO jail There a short and summary trial. he
was found guilty and sentenced to transportation.
When he reached his place of exile, however, 1t
proved to be not Siberia but Vienna The coup
had been accomplished by the Austrian Ambassa-
dor. who had left even Strauss in the dark as to
the means which he had hit upon to extricate him
from the meshes in which he had become involved
! by his uncomfortable gallantry.
Mr.. Van Rooy's song recital will take place in
Mendelssohn Hall next Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Wetzler will play the accomplishments and he will
sing four songs by Schumann C'Sch6ne Wiege
meiner Leiden'' ''Wer machte dich so Krank?"
"Alte Laute' and 'Sonntags Rhen'). three
songs by Brahms C''Feldensamkeit." Die Mai
nacht' and "Alte Liebe'O, four songs by Schubert
| C'Greisengesang." "An die Musk" "Se mir
gegrtsst" and AN schwager Kronos'O, "Sagt
nit die Veilchen him. by Schulz, ''Traum durch
die Dammerung" by Richard Strauss and Wag-
ner's Tribune"
Programme of the pianoforte recital be given in
Mendelssohn Hall on next Tuesday afternoon:
Sonata, op 81 No. eeth 6Seh
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X NJ! Re 81, No l. Chopin
..segmund's Liebesgesang' Wagner Brassin
yafse de- ballet On IS No Edouard Poldni
new quartet by Ippootoff-Iwano will be played
by the New-York String Quartet at the third and
last concert of the series at Knabe Hall next
NIGHT he is n
| this country and has but just been played by the
Bohemian String Quartet in Moscow. Messrs
Sinsheimer Spargur, Altschuler and NJ. Altschuler
have been working very hard on the score since it
reached them, and the novelty promises to be one
of the features of Thursday nights concert. The
other quartet will be by Asanief, and Miss Louise
B. voigt will contribute songs by Schubert and
Brahms.
Victor Thrane has decided to postpone until
Lent the four remaining in the series of High Noon
Recitals at Sherrys. When definitely determined
the dates will be announced.
The fifth public rehearsal and concert of the
Philharmonic Society will take place in Carnegie
Hall Friday afternoon and Saturday evening.
Following is the programme:
Overture ''oriolanus'' Beethoven
Variations theme by Haydn Brahms
Concerto for piano No minor
Symphony. No 5, .Tschakowsky
trained nurses in which are represented the prin-
cipal hospitals this cty-nameiy, the New-York.
St Lukes, Presbyterian. Roosevelt, Mt. Sinai and
Bellevue-and others throughout the United States
and Canada, is endeavoring to raise a fund
which will enable II to secure a house where
the members of the guild can find a reasonable and
comfortable home when off duty. For this purpose
a concert will be given at the Waldorf-Astoria on
Tuesday afternoon, February q. with string
chestra, Mr. Frank Damrosch. conductor SOloists,
la elk Mr.
and Mr.. David Names, Tickets on sale at
! Schirmers and at the Waldorf-Astoria
The second public rehearsal and concert of the
HARLEM Philharmonic Society will take place this
week, the former in the Harlem Opera House on
Thursday afternoon, the latter at the Waldorf-As-
tora on Friday evening. Nine Helene Won Doenhof
will sing and the orchestral numbers will consist
| of Dvoraks symphony From the New World
| Bungerts overture "Torquato Tasso," Rimsky
Korsakow's suite ''Mada' and the overture TO
''Tannhauser."
Miss Leonora Jackson. violin; Miss Marie Maurer,
mezzo-soprano. and Mr. Van YORK. tenor, will take
| part in the second concert of the German Lieder-
kranz this evening. Miss Jackson will play a
certo by wieniawsd, Tschakowskys CanzOnetta
! and Ernst's Hungarian Airs.
Personal Notes.-Mme Teresa Carreno has been
appointed pianist by the King of Wurtem-
| berg. Pauline Lucca recently sent lifesize
| painting of herself to the Municipal Museum of
| Vienna and a letter to the Mayor of the city say
| ing that she had done because she had long
| been greved portraits of artists who
| neither Austrians nor famous the Council
House while her missing and she a
daughter Of Vienna who had brought honor to her
native city in both hemspheres. The Mayor read
the letter the City Council and accepted the
gift with thanks. Two other artists known in
America have recently received honors in Europe
to Nine. Dory Burmester-Petersen was given
the silver medal for arts and sciences by the Duke
Of Sachsen-Altenburg and Ferruccio Busoni
made court pianist by the Grand Duke of Wemar.
go. Franz thinner, operate tenor who died in
Hndesheim on December t. at the age of seventy
opera companies in the United States. He was,
we believe, husband of Nine. Frederci, the prima
DONNA. Miss Alice c. Fletcher has compiled
other book of thirty Indian songs which is soon
be published by Small Maynard & Co. Of Bos-
ton, under the title Indian Story and Song from
! North America -. Vladimir de Pachmann will
give a Chopin recital Mendessohn Hall the
anniversary of that composers birth. March L..
Mr. Henry Wolfsohn has sailed for Europe. He
will at go to Germany to make the pre-
lminary arrangements for the appearance of
SOusa's Band in Berlin, Hamburg, Dresden. Leip-
| sic and the other large German cities. The tour
begin about the last of May and continue until
| July 4, which date the band will begin it's
| gagement at the Paris Exposition. Mr. Wolfsohn
| will return about the middle Of March.
| EDWARD Z. RTCE'S BENEFIT
The benefit TO Edward E. Rice given to him by
| the managers of New-York and his friends of the
| stage, will at the Metropolitan Opera House
on Thursday afternoon, at o'clock. Nat C. Good