New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
announced to hll many engagements at social
functions this season.

announced to Ill many engagements at social
functions this season
William Griushaw reports an increasing number
OF pupils the past week. Mr. Grimshaw studied
for four years under the guidance Of Alberto Lau-
be the greatest singer and teacher in this country
Nine. Dellna Peckham. voice specialist. IS en-
gagged in preparing her pupils for q Thanksgiving
RECITAL. assisted by the Manhattan Trio Club and
Be q Fd rs f2T We T2oef az hf5 studio
Lillian Farwen De Lon, teacher OF the piaroforte
at No. Ic5 West Observation-Disclosures is
the pupil Of John Orth. Of Boston. Miss De Lon
teaches according to the List technique. Thor
oughness Of tuition and moderate rates are the
features she advertse5.
NJ. Louise Munder viii give her second musicale
and reception this season at the Pouch Gallery
No. SIS Clinton-ave.. Brooklyn, on Saturday, No
vember q, 1903, from go 10 p n Miss Mundeus
studio Of voice culture is at the same gallery.
Miss RobIna Care. teacher Of the harp. be
addressed care Of Ponds" Everett House. New
York Miss Care is considered a painstakins
teacher.
Miss Georgfne Schumann, the pianist and teacher.
who conducts a studio at No 81 Eighth-ave-. ad-
Joining the Van Dyck Studios. states that it IS
most desirable to begin early with musical nstruc-
ton. Miss Schumann is organizing a children's
class. for which applications may now De made.
A piano recital was given by Harriette Brewer
at Claver Hall. No. West Twenty-second-st-.
last Friday evening carefully selected pro-
gramme was well rendered
Oscar y Field. pupil Of Edmund Severn. of No.
~ West Fifty-sxth-st. has been made director Of
the orchestra at the Academy Of Music N North
aInpton' Mass This makes seven Severn pupils
The sacred mass composed by J. NJ. Loretz. No.
ga Clermont-ave.. Brooklyn. is announced to be
Vienna. Austria
william c Carl VIII give the 1o1st free organ
concert IN the First Presbyterian Church. at Fifth
and Twelfth-st., on Tuesday evening. Eoveul-
Der TO- at Sis o'clock, assisted by the choir Of the
church (sixteen solo voices). in a programme de-
voted to the works OF American musicians The
new organ concerto by Horatio Parker viii be
played for the first time in New-YOrk. and works
Bird, Ambrose Macfariane, Baldwin, Eroeger anG
Carl will be given.
Nest interesting work is being done in Nine. Al
Carnegie Hall
Heinrich Bauer. teacher OF harmony and COM
poser OF several comic operas OF which his lat
est VIII be performed for the first tine on Nover1-
Der -, has opened an afternoon orchestra school
Bauers studio. No. Il West Seventy-eighth-st. near
Ferdinand and Hermann Cart the well known
virtuos and directors Of the New-York Institute for
Violin Playing. Piano and Vocal Culture are busy
teaching at their institution. Besides the u,anv
resident students large number Of pupils from all
parts Of the country attend their school Students
are trained from the beginning to the highest ar
tistc perfection.
Nine. Observation-Disclosures announces that a r7usi-
cal VIII be given in her studio No sss Carnegie
Ball by NJ Deszd Nemes. the Hungarian violin
isl, and Nine Melitta Nernes pianist assisted bv
9. at 4:30 o'clock
= musical was given at the Writ Piano School.
No l20 West One-hundred- and twenty-fourth-st.,
last Wednesday evening, with the following par
Elephants: Miss Lena Stryker soprano: Mss Nicola
Thomas, violin; Lewis ". Armstrong. barytone;
Conrad WirtZ and Custave Writ, piano. The
regular chIdrens recital given yesterday after
noon.
Charles and Fannie Henlein report an Increase
OF pupils at their banjo. mandolin and guitar studio
No. 126 West Twenty-third-st. Miss Fannie Helm
lein viii appear shortly at Carnegie Hall
a. Carbones booklet entitled Voice Production
explains some important points for the pupil Mr..
Carbone was formerly connected with the Metro
PcItan Opera House Company. His studio IS at
No 24e Fitth-ave.
z. Presso1 Miller, the vocal instructor has taken
Hall @---'9 - '-Ss''
Louise Gage Couthrey. has received the appoint