New-York tribune., 1902-02-02


MARCELLA sTMBRICH.
Who will give a song recital tomorrow afternoon.
and Les Files de Cadix" DelIbes Nine. Bauvelt;
trio "Bumengruss" Curschmann, Mines. Leh-
mann, Blauvelt and Gadski.
Excerpts from Mr. Paderewskfs ''Manru' will be
sung the meeting of the Musical Salon next
Thursday evening at the Waldorf-Astoria-
Amelia Bingham and FRITZ Schen, Heathe Greg
ory and NJ. Jean Girardy have combined and will
appear at the first Of Mr. Rubens mornings, Fri
day February A. at 1870 p. IT. At the second Of
these mornings. February q, Florizel. the won
derful violin prodigy, Miss Lucy Gates, Mr.. An
dreas Schneider and Nine. Josephine Jacoby will
appear. The first performance Of Walt Whitman
and Homer Norriss Flight of the Eagle" will take
place February 2S. with Mr.. David Bispham in the
title role Miss Palliser Miss Frieda Slender and
Mr.. Ellison Van Hoose will also take part. Mr..
Ruben has decided sell a limited number OF
and boxes for single performances.
Programme of David Bispham's second Sunday
song recital at Carnegie Hall this afternoon:
Thou Lord" .Marcello
'Chanson Bore ....-............o Old French
'Chanson a Manger'.
Die Wetterfalne"-....
'Tauschung''
'RuckbicS'' Schubert
"I1stzte Honnung" .....
The THsi Fairy Iough' :.:.
"A Broken Song Stanford
The Heart Bowed Down. Balte
Simon Cellarer .Hatton
joshua l1 FIT ds Battle OBJ jericho Plantation MeiodS
The American boy violinst. Florizel. whose
achievements abroad have been widely heralded.
will make his first appearance at Carnegie Hall
soprano, and Emil Paur's Symphony Orchestra. in
the following programme:
Overture The Magic Flute. Mozart
Concerto. Bach
ARA care Nome Miss Lucy Gates erd'
Concerto, major .vieuxtemps
.sng st Ir5;' Cans Cans
Miss Lucy Gates
CapriGes p and Paganin
FiorizeI.
pianoforte recital will be given Friday
afternoon, February q, at Mendelssohn Hall by
Miss Helena Augustin. It will be her first appear
in America since her return from Europe,
where she has studied during the last three years
with Nine. Teresa Carreno, previous to which
was pupil of Mr.. Alexander Lambert, OF New
York.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick William Ortman will
give violin and song recital on Tuesday evening.
February II, at the Wadorf-Astoria, when they
will be assisted by Mr.. Wesley weyman pianist
and Mr.. William ]. Falk. accompanst.
A fine organ in the music room Of Whitehall
the palatial residence of H. NJ. Flagler at Palm
Beach. Florida, opened few days ago by
Mr.. Clarence Eddy, guest at the Royal Poinciana
Hotel. Owing to the unfinished condition of
Whitehall the meeting entirely informal and
the audience limited to few invited guests
among whom were Admiral and Mrs. Dewey
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs c.
F. Bingham, Mrs. and Miss Andrews, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. W. Mclean, Miss Bowler Dr. and Mrs
Fremont Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Stetson, Miss
Stetson. Mrs. Clarence Eddy and Mr.. Joseph
James.
It appears from a rhapsodical account in "The
Milwaukee Sentinel" that the father of FHorzeI
the precocious volinist who s to appear in CON
cert at Carnegie Hall next Tuesday evening, IS
vionist who is credited with amazing knowledge
and skill. and who lives at Wausau Iowa. His
name is Jacob Reuter- and he is a native of Mil
waukee. where he born nearly thirty-sx
years ago. He, too. was something of a prodigy
at his sons age.
A concert and dramatic entertainment will be
given on the evening OF February II in Carnegie
Hall for the benefit OF the building fund Of the
Buyers Association of America. The association
is composed of the men and women who buy for
and manage the large departments the dry
goods and department stores in the United States
| Robert G. Ogden. of the firm of John Wanamaker
will deliver address, and there will be music
by the Amictia Orchestra, under the direction Of
Mr. Van Praag; Miss Frieda Slender Soprano
Signor Abramon bass; signor Paon. tenor; Miss
Irene Szwabadkay, pianoforte, and Alfred L
Pearsall. The concert will be under the direction
of L. NJ. Ruben.
The third of Mr.. Arthur Whitin0's recitals of
chamber music In the Fine Arts Building will take
place this afternoon. Mr.. Whiting will play Schu-
mann's Novelette,, No. S, and two movements from
the composers Fantasia in c. op II. Mr.
Sidney Biden will sing four of Brahms's miscel-
laneous songs and equal number of his Mage
lone" romances, besides four songs by Richard
( Strauss.
/ Next Thursday forenoon Richard Burmester and
David Bispham will play and sing the fourth
morning musical of the HARLEM Philharmonic So
clety Mr.. Bispham will read "Enoch Arden" to
hNchard strauss's melodramatic music and sing
three or that composers songs. viz "Hymnus"
ffauin durch die Dammerung' and "SchIagende
Herzeh. Mr Burmester will play the Strauss
music and three pieces by List viz. ''Benedictiou