New-York tribune., 1902-03-16

EMMA CALvE.
She WILL give song recital tomorrow.
Copyright by Ame DuPontD
| st: Mrs. August Lewis, No. 112 East sixteenth
ST. and Mrs Henry Willard, No. l5 West ft'y-
eighth-st The artists who 70 take part IN the
affair are Miss Emma Juch. Miss Marie StreoeL
Mrs Katherine Fleming, Miss Helena Augusu"
! Miss Marie Victoire TOrrilhOn. Miss Elsa Won
| MoItke Miss Katherine Hike, Johannes Hegier'
! Charles Reitzel Perry Aver and Gustav Hlnrlchs
Tickets for the course s.. may be had of the com
| rnittee namely. Mrs. Henry Willard. Of No lfo
| West FYfty-eighth-st.; Mrs William II. carpenter
| OF No c55 West One-huudredth-st; Mrs H. II.
! Pornroy of No. 118 East Fortieth-st; Mrs Nlllam
REYNOLDS Brown, of No. 1o3 East Thirty-ninth-st.
| Mrs. Frank NJ Freeman, Of The BuchlnGharn'
Mrs II J.. Lake. of No. IS Central Park West
Miss Matilda ". Butler Of No. 80 Park-ave. and
Miss Christiana Metzgar, Of No. 125 East sixty
frst-st.
Mrs Emil L. Boas Miss Elsa Moltke. Miss
Sally F Akers, Miss Annie +. Wilson, Miss MAZDA
| Craigen Miss Ida Simmons and Miss Mary F.
| Sinclair will take part in \ concert Of the piano
! department OF the Women's Philharmonic Society
in Room 40. !. Carnegie Hall, next Tuesday after
! noon,
! Mr. sam Franko has selected some Of the COM
positions which most admired in his concerts
I Of oldtime music last season and this for the
/ extra concert which he IS to give next Tuesday
afternoon in the Lyceum Theatre To them he has
added an air from Gluck's "Iphisenie Aulide."
. which is to be sung by Emilio de Gogorza. The
scheme is as follows:
Overture, "oedpe Colohe' ,-3 ;;-ss,
Concerto quattro da Chiesa for strings and organ
air Hem, K Iiadey al IN the olFanl
Chris,oph wiIibald von Gluek d7l4-l7s0
Prelude on theme from 'sta5at Mater for string
Gloyaan Hat,isa rereoesi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
osert1re L 5rreave vlsgeoise ,,-., ,s,,,
Miss Mfka Ternina will be heard at concert in
! the Waldorf-Astoria on the afternoon Of Monday
! March a. together with Mrs. Charles J. Dyer. Mrs
| Morris Black and Mr.. Giuseppe Aldo Randegger.
Miss Elise Iathrop will give song recital in the
small ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria on the
afternoon of March 20, under the patronage Of Dr.
and Mrs lie Roy Brown. Mrs. J. Jarrett Bodgett
Mrs James H. Parker Dr. and Mrs. Minot J.
Savage Mrs. Ernest Gordon Stedman. Mrs. Alger
non s Sullivan. Dr.. NJ. Allen Starr and William G
whitney. Miss Lathrop Will be assisted by Miss
Clara Harrington, violin, and Mr.. VIII Sullivan
barytone
Mrs H H A Beach, OF Boston, will give
nianoforte recital in Association Hall Brooklyn. on
! next Tuesday evening at which she will play
prelude and gavotte from Bach's third English
suite Beethoven's variations. Op. "a; two Of Men
delssohn's Songs Without Words" the Schubert
List "Soiree de Vienne," her own Ballade In D
self OF Richard Strausss Serenade.
c. Viriers stanford's setting of Psalm xlv and
Rossini's ''Stabat Mater" Will be sung at the
Church of the Ascension by the chors of that
church and those Of St Thomas's and All Souls
next Thursday evening.
Miss Marie HanIon will give a "soiree musicale"
in the small ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria next
Tuesday afternoon.
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the chorus. ballet. orchestra and house attaches,
have volunteered their services for the performance
of .'Nanru" at the Metropolitan Opera House on
March 25 for the benefit of the Actors Fund Home
and the Maurice Grau Opera Company has given
the use Of the opera house. A popular scale Of
prices has been adopted follows: Orchestra and
orchestra circle, s.; dress circle 81 balcony. 81 J0
family circle, 81 boxes. $2 sl6 s2C $25 and $50 The
sale Of seats opens at the box office Thursday
morning March 20. but mail orders. accompanied
by check. may now the box Office. and
will be filled in the order Of receipt Checks should
be made payable to the Maurice Grau Opera Com
pany.
The fifteenth biennial May music festival at Gin
cinnati will be held on May II, 10, 16 and Il. under
the direction of Theodore Thomas, all the pre-
ceding fourteen have been. There Will be three
evening concerts Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urday. and two afternoon concerts. Thursday
and Saturday The solo singers will be Mrs. Marie
Zimmerman. Miss Clara Turpen. Nine Schu-
mann-Henk. Ben Davies. Ellison Hoose An
drew Black and Gwilym Miles. Mr.. Black and
Mr.. Davies English singers who visit America
this year chiefly account of the Cincinnati fes-
tIval The principal works the programme are
Cesar Franck's "Beatitudes," Bach's Mass in B
minor BerIioz's Requiem and scenes from Gluck S
"Orpheus." There will be large excerpts from
Wagners lyric dramas. The orchestra will be in
creased to hundred and fifty for the Bach
mass
The Bronx Oratorio Society has been organized
in the annexed district and is meeting for re-
! hearsal every Monday evening at the North New
York Congregational Schoolroom, at One-hundred-
and-forty-third-st. and Willis-ave. under the di-
rection of Mr.. Gustav Vehl. ]. w. Everett is the
president OF the new society.
! Mr. Bruno HUM has projected recital Of cham
Der music, vocal and instrumental, for Thursday