New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
STUDIO NOTES.

as organist and choir director the First Fresby
terian Church. Eimhurst. n Y
H. S. sohweitzer has opened new studio at No.
40 Patchen avenue. Brooklyn. where he will be
pleased 10 meet his former pupils Mr. Schweitzer
Is organist Of the Christ Evanselistic Lutheran
Church Of Brooklyn
Nine. Emma C. Bevertdge may be seen every
Wednesday afternoon from to o'clock at her
studio No .OOS Carne gle Hail. by those who wish
consult her in regard 10 vocal inStrHcuon. tier
season is opening well Her pupils 9l last !taII
have returned and many new ones have p4aged
special attention placing. not only in yo.ng
instruction.
J. Warren Andrews announces the first vesrer
service Of the season on Sunday afternoon, NoNem-
her g. al the Church the Divine Paternity, when
DO pS 10 = +5.,,5f7 Han t5,ffsIo to-day and on
Rochester
George $. Madden has been selected as the lead
ing barytone in the new opera now in course Of
preparation by the Allied Arts Association ci
a. 45 Vest 25th street New York, addition TO his
Brooklyn studio at No. 81 Decatur street
Frank J. Benedict organist Of St Paul's Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, is located at the Long Acre
Studios, Nos. ia and 756 Seventh avenue.
Iuisa Cappfani has returned 70 America and is
again in New York after four months spent in
Switzerland Her private residence and studio are
now at No. 156 West e9th street
Viola Waterhouse. soprano. sang in Pittsburg
last week with David Bispham under the auspices
of the Musical Art Society Of that city The pro Ro
SSltsalr'tf Vicar Of Wakefeld,' by Liza Lehman,
Agnes Sumner Geer, elocrtionist and child inn
personator studio No 131 East 18th street APP
peared SATURDAY. morning and & afteFn0on at S@5 s
and many humorous pieces
Hart Conway. actor and teacher Of dramatic art
has returned from Europe and opened s'uaio al
nerly a member of the Augustln Day company.
Mrs. Carrie Martin Cowtan is busy in her studio
No 200 West 52d street preparing an opeTeita
which she intends presenting shortly Miss Wh'l-
taker pupil Of Mrs Gowtan has & jIs1 l-s stare Oh
Mrs Elizabeth Metcalfe AacEvoy, a pupil of Nine.
Narchesi Reinhold Herman, Richard Strauss and
rz.rr L,njese of Bavreuth. has opened a studio at
No 70 West list treet for voice production ana song
Interpretation.
Miss Helen True Winslow singing and speaking
voice teacher reports enrolling q number OF ne"
pupils since she resumed york ~a14 on OCTOBER at ''
Frederick II. Haywood oreanist and chormaster
Of St Pauls Church, BROOKLYN. aft . "a successful
season at the National summer school OF vocal
Music with Edmund J. Never, has resumed .@acning
I7rtjavs ana at No. 345 Clinton street, Brooklyn.
fo1 the remaining days Of each week.
on Friday of last week G. Waring Stebbins. barry
pianist gave TWO receptions, afternoon and evening
81 their studio in the Hotel Naraaansett s3d street
and Broadway. Alr. Stebbins sang several songs
and number Of ms pT"irssi",I4l IciltS + i i-
Miss Jones. There good attendance al eacH
and affair in each instance passed Oh I4ei'S'
C. Mcguire Schultz of No &c East 2&d street, has
bee7In work for the season, and has already large
list of pupils many Of them said 10 be prominent
church ana concert singers
4 niano recital will be given by Conrad Writ
at the Writ Piano School Friday evening November
J. The following programme viii be given; Sonata
On 80 Beethoven Scherzo, op. q, Chopin ana
selections from Alkan. Strauss, Dvorak Sneing ana
List Adop RoeInermann viii play rr n co2ST' lS' s u,
company pupil to Waikiki on that occasion
ron,lar singing class that has been organized
in BROOKLYN this season is that held on Thursday
evenings at the studio Of Emma B sibley 10. 4l4
Cumberland street 1t partakes as much Of social social
junction as that Of class study, yet the latter
feature is by no means neglected
AdaIbert I7uhge. who is said 10 have one of the
largest ladies' choral societies in Brooklyn, has re-
moved 10 No. 9o2 jefferson ayenq9 where he has
opened studio in connection win MS musical m
stitute
Mics Ella r. Alhee is selecting with great care
her classes for this season a few more appoint
ments may be made Ny applying either by letter
or in person at her residence studio No. 1881 BeT-
gen street, Brooklyn
VIRGIL Gordon. director Of the VirgiI-Cordon Piano
season with a large number Of pupils Public per-
Torrance is made a special feature OF the school
,I6 regular weekly musicals have been started
social pupils recitals given frequently, to
Which tickets may be had on application
At her studios. Nc 1909 Carnegie Han and No
zs Iefferts Place, Brooklyn, Miss Mary FdeLa Burt
has begln her courses in sight singing, train
irg and musical stenogTaphy preparing church
ana concert singers IN these lines.
G G Bennett the voice teacher, desires to correct
the raisstatement that Vernon stiles the tenor in
the MADAM Butterfly company. studied for four
years in Milan, Italy. Hc says that he has been
INC only teacher Mr. Stiles ever had. and that Mr.
StiIes las never been abroad either for study or
,ices,rrc Nj. Bennett does not desire Europe
5et the credit for hs work
wintfred Allen. No. sc Firth avenue. believes that
In teaching children must be their friend: in
other words a big playmate in moments Of play
f1Ipess. Understanding the child mind II is said.
makes il easy for teacher and pupil when they
ne domn 10 work Pupils VIII be received Mon
days and Thursdays.
H. Howard Brown has sent out the following
, announcement:
.-on account of i'll health. 1 am compelled to