New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
STUDIO NOTES.

William e Carl has secured the appointment or
organist for Wesley Ray Burroughs at the Deia-
ware Avenue Baptist Church. Buffalo Tne churCh
is one of the largest and most pre- ornnent In Buffalo,
fessionaI quartet. Mr.. Burroughs. who is a post
graduate OF the Guiant Organ Schooi. VIII Pay
Hall in Buffalo early in January
A., interesting musical was given at Claude II
Warfords studio Friday afternoon by three OF his
students. Miss Madeline Heyder. who IL child
pianist Miss Melissa Greenleaf, soprano and Mss
Mendessohn. Rubinstein, LisZt, Puccin. D iiarue-
lot and Fisher
William Pauding De Nike, 'celst. of Brooklyn,
will play at the Park Congregational Church. at
Eighth avenue and I'd street. Brooklyn. This even
ing and at an afternoon musical in Bound Brook.
n. J.. on December Il
Leo Tecktonius. pianist. gave a recital at Arion
; Hail. Brooklyn. December l. under the auspices of
the AroP sSeisy oI'1is hGqiss ssRP s0pfn0 p eck s
tonius played several solo numbers
Nine. Cater-Karr. vocal instructor. IS busy at her
studio No so3 Carnegie Hail. Nine Cater-Karr
can be seen Tuesdays and Fridays from TO c p m
Harrie, Foster of No. 151 West 1O5;h street.
started for Cleveland the last OF the week where
sby hs fS gs sgs crS % 81 at cy o ISs n
May Fudder-Peirce will give a plano solo at the
Street Baptist Church on December 1s .,o Mrs Mrs
Peirce announces she win receive at her studio NO
1947 Broadway every third Saturday
Miss Frances A. HoIiinshed teacher OF voice cult
ure formerly OF the Royal Academy of Music. Lon
don, England has opened studio at No. 80 Han
cock street, Brooklyn Miss HollinShed is a pupil
Of sLsnor Saardoni and ,eaches IN accordance with
Miss Emma s:bley. of No. 414 Cumberland street,
Brooklyn who took prominent part in the opera
Martha recently az Association Hail. under the
auspices of the Allied Art Associations is now form
ing male chorus In connection with the womens
chorus which has proved so successful at her
studio
No. 902 Jefferson avenue. Brooklyn. has formed
large and enthusiastic choral society
Mile Grace d'Aubihne. formerly soprano with
Nine. Schumann-Heink. is filing engagements in
| Boston and elsewhere in New England She re;
Gently married her former Paris teacher, Lionel
Robsarte. who has returned 10 New York and
opened studio at No 40 West 4ith street
At the recital held by the italian Conservatory
of Music, which took place last week in Harmonic
Hall New Haven SignOr Guido IIoche- CaseIotti
played Chopin. Schumann and Liszt selections be-
Caseiottis studio in New York at Carnegie Hall.
where he may be Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons
Walter s Fleming has been appointed orsanist
and musical director Church St. Mary the
wrgn in Wss' b @ si Of the
Feast of the Dedication. and a carefully selected
programme was rendered by Mr. Fleming.
Arthur de Guichard the singing master Of New
York and Providence and conductor OF the Provi-
dence Choral Association received from his pupils
on his birthday, December 4, handsome silver
| coffee service including coffee pot, sugar pot.
cream jug. hot water po' and silver saiver. the
last engraved with the following inscription: To
Our Respected Maestro. Arthur de Guichard.
from His Pupils. Dec g. lSr." After the exercises
At the studio the pupils gave a dinner TO Mr- de
Guichard.
Miss Edith Cline Ford. of the Ford School OF
Expression. will give a group of animal stories
2 special Christmas matinee programme in aid OF
the Bide-a-Wee Home for Animals at the Waldorf
Others on the programme are Elsie Janis. Arthur
Worries and Mr.. Campbell.
Miss Amy Grant will read Tennyson's "Encch
Arden her studio. No IS West 18th street. to-day
$50 p. m The musical setting of the poem by
Richard Strauss Will be played by Lucius Hen
deTson-
Daniel Bedde, tenor. pupil of Eleanor McSella,
successor TO H. Howard Bion. is having a
full season. the following being his engagements for
December: December u, Messiah New Haven.
York; December 4. Philharncnic Society, New
December II. Messiah washington Is. G.: De,
Ser be- Boo eGrk 3 and
Handel ss and and Haydn Society Boston: December 20
The rendition of Rossnrs "stabat Mater at the
Tuesday evening last, by chorus of ninety selected
voices, under the direction of Owen Turtle, OF
West 25ta street, particularly noticeable for
the reason that the soloists with single excep-
tion We're pupils of MIR. Turtle
successful recital was given by the Daily
Glass of the Prce-Cottie Conservatory OF Music,
No. 2105 Seventh avenue, last Tuesday. The
bers played by pupils who have studied from two
months to two years were all mem9rized and clev
erN rendered. The school is thirteenth
season
Mrs, Charlotte Suley Presby. president Of the
New York School of Expression. will give dra-
matte recital at the West Side Branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Monday evening.
December 16, at which she viii present selections
from several Of Shakespeare's plays dramatic and
comedy sketches. She will be assisted by Miss
Aimee Simmons. Soprano and Miss Emma Elmer.
contraito.
HOPED FOR MORE.
Judge--And You, who remained honest until you
were forty, have smtrched your name and dishon-
ored your family, all for the sake OF three miser
able shillings?
Prisoner-Excuse me, sir. it my fault that
there were SO few?-Pick- -Me-Up.