New-York tribune., 1901-11-24


rnittee and Maximian NJ Ruttenau is the secre-
tary. The following is the programme;
Overture triunphale. -Tscnalk0"sA'
from ''TIanlet'' Thomas
co-.. ,.,o,.- Miss Clifford .Mende1ssohn
H P schmitt- z,os,.,
ARA Francesca Mrs. Morris Black .
Concerto for piano Miss Gottiow.
the Dance '"eoe'
me season cts5 Purcell
Ny"Ph and Shepherd Miss airord. $780,
k0l NidTei for cello. ", c;erardy.
Ma MARI a.; Franz
Mrs. Morris Black p-a,,s
hungarian lance ~ Orchestra
Acconopan,ed by Mr. Gorlitz. his personal man
aqe-. tIerr Scriven his secretary, and Mrs ScrlVen
and Herr Rudolf Frim pianist. who is 10 De win wiz
the party on the coming American 'ouI' h""e'iN
sailed last Wednesday the White Star steamship
Majestic for New-York. and is due here the morn
ing of the 9TH At the opening concert oL iirs
American tour on December at Carnegie AaA'
Kubelfk will play the D major concerto oi 'AsH
,,iri. with which he won his greatest trlumphs'
also the Spohr concerto No. g. ana othef seieC' @
hv Wieniawski and Ernst Mr. Paur ana MS
orchestra and Miss Jessie Shay will assist MIN at
this concert and at the first recital Decehioe
both Herr Friml and Miss Shay VIII oe heaFu'
An orchestral concert in Boston on December iol-
lows and then he plays at New-Haven' HARTFORD
s,;.e1d FobiIadephia Baltimore and Washing
ton which with other appearances here Will HI
his December time.
The anniversary Of the choirs will be celebrated
HI, q snecial musical service at the Church OF 81
Mary +he Virgin this evening at O'Clock
Mr. Clarence Eddy will give recital at St Bar
tholomew's Church tomorrow evening al 90
o.olock under the auspices of the American Hullo
of Organists. The programme will be as foio"s'
s5ori irevr
Ave 1b M ff.'if& n Badwin
s0Hafa PA'hefSS 8sdeaed fe to Eddy3 o,,tn.
coe9r Dialogue Wtiitam lfsne H stafer tsts
PIende and Freue 4 s Pa5Rep gss4
Pastoral ln'eFTas Dedicated to Clarence Eddy5 ..-
T0''a'a in 1Fr0a na3GI the Fifth organ Symphony
Miss Susan Metcalfe, an English soprano, is ex-
pected shortly TO arrive in this country ssle VIII
be heard in a song recital in Mendelssohn Han on
Wednesday afternoon, December Is
Carl Arrnbruster the Wagnerian lecturer, Will In
troduce himself this city with lecture on the
Life and Works of Richard Wagner. with vocal
excerpts from the Flying Dutchman, lahh-
bguser'' .eRienzi" "Lohengrin' and Tristan and
isolde - sung by Miss Pauline Cramer. Mr.. Arm
bruster's lecture will be given in Mendelssohn Han
on Friday evening. December 6, at S:l''
Esther Palliser an American dramatic soprano.
where she has sung in leading concerts and the
most prominent musical festivals. such as Leeds
Birmingham, etc, IS in New-York. and VIII De
heard in a number Of the most important concerts
in America Her first appearance will be in the
METROPOLITAN Opera House with Emil Paur and MS
orchestra on Sunday evening, December s. She VIII
also be the solo soprano at the Messiah perform
ances of the New-York Oratorio Society. as well as
the Messiah" performance in Albany on Decem-
Der IS In the beginning Of January Miss Palliser
oIS in
She is under the management Of Henry Wofsohn
The first of the six symphony concerts for young
people, given by Mr.. Frank Damrosch. will take
$50 O'Clock, in Carnegie Hall. The programme:
ooHceTtso n minor for piano and orchestra
Piauoforte Richard Burrneister-
Safet's Saet music IN c fFon Henry v1I1
3. Gypsy dance 4. Gigue and finale
There viii be a musicale and reception for Nine.
Lisa Delhaze Wickes. pianoforte; Miss Gertrude
Won Betz pianoforte; Miss Katherine Pelton.
mezzosoprano; Mrs. Minnie Humphries, soprano;
Miss Henriette Weber panQforte; Charles Rus.
sell violoncelo ana Alfred y Nickes @ HloP. Ia at
day evening
The Severn Trio consisting Of Edmund Severn,
violin; Arthur Severn. violoncello and Mrs Ed
rnund Severn pianoforte will give concert,
sisted by Francis Walker. barytone at the Tuxedo
next Tuesday evening. The programme will con-
sjst Of the first movement Of schuhert's Trio, Qp
90. Brahns's song ''Nerrath," two violin solos by
Franz Ries and Edmund Severn. a ballad. Fair
Elem by Ernest and Eduard Schut's Trio, Op. 81
Francis Rogers barytone will give song recital
in Mendessohn Hall on the afternoon of Decem-
ber To-
Heinrich Meyn, barytone, announces a song
cital at Mendelssohn Hall for Monday afternoon,
December g. assisted by Jean Gerardy. violoncello
and Bruno Huhn at the piano