New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27


first lecture recital interesting. but additional
topics and musical Illustrations that were not
previously covered
A. Clavier Hall the Nemes give another popu-
lar chamber music concert on Monday evening
at 80 O'Clock. assisted by Mrs. Grace TOennies.
soprano: Miss Katherine Ruth Heynan. pianizti
Richard Po.tman. Fred Kircher and Louis
Heine. The programme:
Quartz, IN pmn9r op postA for two vsoln,,
sessTs- NSats. Poitmaa. Krohsr ana Hsas.
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lc5 ..C;I.cr Norrer -.
Mrs. Grace Toeunlea
Piano solo 'RHaps7ds Iongrise.
G.. Vs.. Ms EstseT -,, Ia'9 II''mAn Co.,.
1lrs. Grace Toeanies.
After an absence Of many months from New
York. John Philip Sousa VIII again present his
band IN two popular concerts at the NIetropol-
tan Opera House. The first concert VIII be
/ given on Easter Sunday evening and the second
a week later. OF Sunday. April ID. The band
I has been completely reOrganized ar-7 Mt Sousa
win offer diversified programmes. The special
soloists win he Miss Estelle LIeblinE. soprano;
Miss Jessie Straus. viClinist and Herbert I.
. Clarke. cornetist-
The NendeIssohn Trio Club win give It's fifth
concert at the Hotel Majestic on Monday after
/ noon AT 3 o'clock The programme viii include
/ trios by Gade and Areusl1y. the cello solos by
Mr.. Sorlin. Mt. Miles viii sing the prologue
from i PaEliacci" and songs by Strauss. Schu-
mann and Tschaikowsly.
on the afternoon OF Maun5v THURSDAY, y Iaot-
ure recital on the "stabat Mater Dolorosa"
VIII be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Dean in the Cerrit
Smith Studio, No. 142 East Thrty-third-st for
The benefit Of the working fund OF the Univer-
sity Extension Society. Mr. Dean IS an author
fly on the "Stabat Mater" A few years ago he
gave series Of lecture recitals upon this theme
introducing 20 New-Yorll number OF settings
Of this old Latin hymn Joy Astorga, Perrolesi
Haydn. BoccherinL De G~andval. Dvorak and
others. This recital tells tho story OF the hymn
-l.t IS Illustrated with settings. selections from
/ which are sung by Mrs Dean Tho T-,i,-o~esty,
Extension Society is an organization giving free
-Lsl &c non IN manual and domestic training and
/ otEer subjects 70 the poor OF the city q New
/ YORK The society furnishes trained teachers OF
/ housekeeping. cooking, dressmakfnr DESIGNING
CARVING, carpentry and many other practical
SUBJECTS, and its work q free education Is
/ Eutl'gitea entirely by voluntary subscriptions.
/ Some OF the classes now In operation must he
/ closed soon unless immediate HELM f. fort bcor,-
ing. ms Is ne nTsJ Time the society has re-
sorted 10 ms means q bringing its needs be-
/ fore the public. The officers Of the society are.
/ President I.o1siter Johnson: Independents.
] henry S Brooks. Jacob a. Blfs David II C~ear
! Robert s Macarthur. Henry A. Stlrnqon. sacra
tary and treasurer, J Eugens Whitney.
J MISS -oith Jones. harpist OF the Church - tho
/ Heavenly Rest. is TO give harp recital IN Men
delssohn Fau on THURSDAY evening. Apru q
! She IS 10 have the assistance OF several well
! known artists
Dr. Richard Strauss leaves Neug-Yorp for
| Boston this morning. and IN the evening is 70
give private recital IN the hone OF Ms T27,l-
/ lard. on Monday afternoon he gives his recital
| there In Symphony Hall IN conjunction with
! Nine. Strauss &c Alma and David Riepbsn He
/ then leaves Immediately for Chicago to begin
/ rehearsals with the Thomas Orchestra in that
] city. on "Wednesday evening he is 10 have a
4 gala performance at the German Theatre in
! nliWaukee and later win be serena ded by the
united singing Society OF this city. on Thursday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Strauss win give "a rectal
! there On Friday and Saturday next ba A. 10
| conduct the Theodore Thomas Orchestra in chit
] cage. and VIII remain IN that city uutU Monday
! evening. several dinners. recentions and ,,,,,sf
! Gals being arranged tn his honor the largest
/ being given by Mrs. Potter Palmer al her resi-
| oence. ON tuesday Of the next week he will
/ visit Detroit after which he goes to Cincinnati
| where he conducts the Symphony Orcbast~a ~,
| Friday and Saturday. After this five other
| Eastern cities are 70 be visited. and then trip
| is 70 be made 70 Niagara Falls where he Will
| rest two days
The fourth social musical OF the Manuscript
| Society takes place tomorrow evening al the
Auditorium. Sixth-aye. and Eighteenth-st. Com
positions by Addison F. Andrews. Platon
| Arthur Foote. Margaret Ruthveu Lang and
| Reginald &c koven win be performed bv re
| Victoria ladies' Quartet H5almar Won DamecK
and John Perry Boruf.
Tomorrow evening. al the church OF the Fter-
nal Hope. West Eighty-arst-st. between CO.
| lurn5Us and Amsterdam aves. a I,enten con-
! cert VII be given OF original works boz Silas q