New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

Madame Eugene Pappenheirn-BalIln gave her
first reception OF this season on the afternoon OF
Lncou's Birthday. at her homo IN the Evelyn.
30. I0 West seventy-eishth-st The following
artists gave informal music on the occasion: Nine.
Jeanne Frankie. violin; Miss Tily Wall, piano;
Slinord Wiiey b9aTil3ne FF@ 39 Masner' cello
soprani. and Miss Angelina Uler. alto.
Rossnis .'sisbat Mater will be sung by the
choir OF the Church OF the Divine Paternity. at
scventy-sixth-st. and Central Park West. on sun
day evening next There Will be a short organ
is the organist and chOirmaster
J. c. Roebor. whose uptown studio IS at No. 5C5
West One hundr ed -third-st, is devot
ing his attention 20 voice training and the teach
Ing OF German songs
The following programme rendered BY H.
Brooks Day at his organ recital az ST. Mchaers
R9fyn q Te 5e0F&qG a6o
turne. H. i. Day march, kroegeT romance romance II. W.
Parker scherzo symphonic X h Miller
Arthur Phillips who recently received notices
from the Montreal newspapers for his part OF
Hlawatha in Coleridge Taylor's work. viii I'LL
dates for studio recital at Carnegie Hail. February
10; "Atonement.' ST. bartholomew Church. March
Johnson. tenor. Carnegie Hail. April 5.
N b. de Dor. the barytone. was a sololst at the
Bowery Mission concert last Tuesday evening.
On Monday February I. Miss Anna b Mcbride.
OF Albany. a pupil OF N. Louise MundelL OF No.
Club Hollis. Long Island
A students recital viii be given at tho Guilmant
Organ School Thursday afternoon. in which sew
oraI Of the advanced students viii appear The
class In boy choir training VIII soon DO FORMED
under the tutorship Of Clement r. Gale.
The choir OF the Church Of the Incarnation viii
give Gounod's "Gallia" and other selections at 4
D. IN. to-day with strong orchestra The instru-
mental numbers hers vii be Besth3yen,s AG5fo-
under the direction of W. r. Hedden. orgauist OF
the church
The Grand Conservatory of Music Of the City OF
New-York no. IS West Eighty-third-st. gave its
thirtieth year semi-annuaI for the benefit Of the
Free Scholarship Fund. at the Waldorf-Astoria on
wednesday evening. February 10 An exceptionally
attractive programme OF vocal and instrument tai
music was rendered to an appreciativo audience:
Trovatore" being especially noticeable features
Walter Randall Clark. voice specialist. whose resi-
dence studio IL at No. $50 Seventh-ave near Fifty
fourth-st offers partial scholarships to talented
pupils anxious to study for professional career.
The pupils Of Miss Adelaide c. Okcll will render
an attractive programme at musical on Thursday.
February IS
Conrad Writ will give the second lecture Of the
series on The Harmonic Structure OF Music" on
wednesday evening. February II. at the Writ
Piano School No. 40 West One-hundred- and-twen-
ty-fourth-st. The subject OF this lecture will be
'Concords and DiscoTds." illustrated by selections
| OF the plano.
Carl G. Schmidt. assisted by Miss Clara Winston.
soprano; Miss Luise Ruprecht and Miss Frederick
Snow pianists: Claude Trevlyn. vionist. and Helm
rich Meyn tenor. Will give a concert at the Hotel
Endicott on February 20 for the benefit OF the
Phiodemic Society.
The subjects for the second ecture-recltal given
on Tuesday. the 9Th inst. by the Flatbush Club.
/ Prooklyu were "BPch," "Handei' and Haydn. -
/ A prelude and fugue by Bach and compositions by
/ HAYDN were played by Martha PignoL