New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
STUDIO NOTES.

W Pauldng De Nike, of No 427 Tompkns ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. is regarded a talented and pop
uar performer. His tone, quality and artistic ex-
ecution have won for him attention as a solOist
Many new pupils are enrolling at the studio of
William H. Rieger, No. 149 West 23d street Mr.
Rieger. who for years has appeared on the
concert stage, besides teaching is much sought
tered upon their careers in concert. OratoriO and
recital work
At recital given by Mrs Christopher Marks at
her residence studio. No. 154 East 46th street. on
| Thursday evening the artists who appeared were
Ernst Sommargreen. vioIinIst: ] Lester Taneski
tenor Edith Main. soprano Harold HHl Bemiss.
| cellist and William A. Kneen baryt0ne.
The prologue and Part I of Gounods "Redemp-
tiOn" will be given by the choir of the Emmanuel
Baptist Church. Brooklyn. under the direction of
q Warng Stebbins OF Carnegie Hall. this evening,
NJ Best ppi OF Mr. stebbns oe fh aId ,o Dy saIr
years soIoist at Plymouth Church.
The Merry Wives of Windsor has been selected
for the recital to be given by the advanced pupils
of the Master School Of Music. No. 1Os Montague
ait'' Hail Jaeger '0-'0F'0" evening at historical
Helen and Albert Won Doenhof teachers OF piano
Ind seS singing yd are e9RemPatnE trip 70 Europe
Doenhon teaches piano
Miss Theresa Decker a pupil Of Mrs J. c Mar
tin OF No 5S West l21th street. Is I'm charge OF the
Easter music now being rehearsed for the PalIsade
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school Of Jersey City.
Pauline Halfway of No. 162 Clinton Place.
Brooklyn. will sing the part Of Mrs. Page in the
opening scene Of Tho Merry Wives Of Windsor
school OF Music at Historical Hall tomorrow even
Karl Schooling, the violin virtuoso. whose stu
dio Is at No ll56 De Kalb avenue Brooklyn. will
S,on TgSta GonGsrto S in d minor at his next
George Sweets announcement Of opening his
studio IN Florence In May is said TO have awakened
much interest among students Applications are
coming in from old pupils and others who know
MT Sweets standing artist and teacher
nue.. say in his training no detail is small enough 10
oe oVeLlooked and that the aim Of all Is purity OF
MT Sweet IS iinguist, which enables him To in
which Is feature OF his work
Rose Stange-studo. No 2U Fifth avenue-wishes
good voices and readers for special summer
course Of operate training. Applications should
be addressed by letter only.
N b. De Bor. assisted by his pupils gave a rnu
sical last Thursday evening at his studios Nos
SIT and SIS Carnegie Hall. at which the following
were rendered: Concerto in A Minor. by ]. Arthur
-ve 5,eve and }. Frank I@eve: Spring" by Miss Sadie
by Miss Maud Faber. '
Louis Arthur Russell. with his oratorio forces. is
Keeping alive interest IT, high class choral music in
Newark With his Memorial Choir he recently
gave performance OF Mendelssohn's minor choral
and the FIRST part OF "Athalie" Last SUNDAY even
s nls, win the same choral forces. he gave per
among the sooists on both these occasions We're
Mrs MMIs: OFT OrTle klnsey Taylor Miss Elizabeth Van
slonal class OF Mr. Russell In the MetroDolitan
school OF Musical Art Carnegie Hall.
The oratorlo Society OF Newark is having a busv
season. The second concert for this choir. which
is announced for March G. Will present the entire
three parts OF Coleridge Taylor's Song OF IIIa-
WI9tha, including "Hiawatha's Wedding Feast
parture For this week the Oratorio Societv has
the assistance of the symphony Orchestra Claude
solosts This affair will be made centennial ceIe
bration of Longfeow
Walter A Hudson. who teaches scientific voice
training for singers and speakers. also emphasizes
the art OF breathing which is estimated nv Mr.
al New Rochelle on Tuesdays aud FRIDAYS ana
gle Hall. - '''' S'''''o "' Oarne-
Mrs Helen Robinson Clauder. the pianist Is bav-
ing successful season with pupils and concert
work Among her recent concert appearances have
t 3een engneGmgnts IN Westtleld ~ j.: at the Ma
Club Han. In East Orange, y. J.
Irwin Eveleth Hassen appeared as pianist at the
last meeting Of the Minerva Club at the Waldorf
Astoria Monday. February % On the Same 1,,.
he was solotst at Mrs. PTeyer's musical given ~
her home. at 9Sth street and Central Park West
Benjamin Monteith. teacher of voice crIture 70
pertoire, etc. Of No. 2T7 Fifth avenue. who has
been i'll. has entirely recovered and has resumed
his lessons at his studio.
Agnes Sumner Geer the monologlst and child
impersonator whose studio is at No 1ss Fifth
avenue is busy with pupils and concert engage
ments. On Washington's Birthday She entertained
games and rectatons. She announces her concert
at the Waldorf-Astoria for Wednesda; evening
April II. 's'
''Thistledown,'' the new romantic song cycle h,
Gerritt Smith. is said to be meeting with great
popularity. 1t will be sung at the concert of the
Brooklyn Amateur Musical Club, Harry Rave Shell
BoOsey & Co. are preparing edition for medium
voice which will appear shortly.
Nine. Margarite Zelda. who has been for wears
on the professional stage has had experience that
should prove of great value TO her pupils Her
studio IS at No. 200 West 9sth street.
SACRIFICES OF HINDoo WOMEN.
HIndoO women taught that their religious duty
Is to destroy their own lives death of their
husbands, if possible or falling that to live
owed in uttermoSt misery and degradation, believe
II to be a sacred obligation, and patiently endure
all that is demanded OF them
The British government long ago declared the
burning OF living widow on her husbands funeral
Dyre to be murder on the part OF all accessory to
the act; yet still many of the poor women desire
pOus act. to commit suicide In the torturing
flames. A remarkable case has lust been reDortei
frnra IN Ff1f10 a1