New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-24
NINE. SEM8RICH.
Metropolitan Opera House.
Copyright by Aim6 Dupont)

service IS 20 take place when the vested choir OF
thirty selected singers under the direction OF r.
W, Resberg; organist, will sins Gouhoo "'0'e'
"Gallia" with soprano SOLO.
Miss Pauline Hathaway. the contralto soloist' OF
No. 162 Clinton Place, Brooklyn, will take part IN
the recital by the advanced pupils OF the vocal
department Of the Master school or Mnsci %f' S
the evening Of March
Aubrey H. sayre whose studio Is at No. 3l8A
Quincy street Brooklyn. in addition 10 his work as
tenor soloist Of the Church OF the Incarnation
finds himself in much demand as soI'ist IN CON
cert work.
Miss Irma Brion. Of No. 1895 Bergen street
Brooklyn is one Of the popular young members Oh
the Allied Arts Association.
Mrs. Grinin-welsh. soprano. whose studio is at
Clinton and DcKab avenues, brooklyn. mas
started another successful term of vocal culture
She attributes the success of her pupils 10 physc2!
culture which constitutes part Of tar term "9i X
Mrs. Welsh IS member Of the ChAmiE4aae ,tl.se
Brooklyn organizations.
Miss Kathryn Platt Gum, whose violin studio
IS 1t SO. 49, Dean street. Brooklyn. played NJ the
Majestic Theatre last Sunday Tor the Young Men S
Christian Association. 81" VIII play again sunday,
February =, with Ter trio at tie same place.
Mrs. J c. Martin. Of No. IS West 18TH street
piano Instructor viii teach a few more pupils at
y
expect to give a recital in the near iutuTe
George Sweet OF No iss Flf,h avenue. viii sail
for Florence Italy. on May .. lie intends 20 trans
fer his studio permanently 20 Florence whore he
VIII devote special attention 90 preparing students
for tho operate stage.
Edwin Wilson. whose studio is ina The Lucerne
No. COZ West 18th street, has Just returned from
song recital tour. which included appearances IN
E!nEhamton. y. Y; Hampton Va. Raleigh, \. c.,
and GaTrey. ). G.
Mime Margari,a zelda. OF No 90 West 9sth
street. who Is graduate OF leading conservatory
or Europe. has recently returned. and viii open
classes I'm vocal instruction Her speciality IL opera,
oratoric ana concert work.
Miss Helen True Wnslow. soprano aud voice
teacher. gave "a musical at be: residence studio
40. 40 West lJ7th street. Monday evening
February IS. She was assisted by Madam Rylcher
eontFaito and Mrs Kngasqn Of Chicago Reetta-
tons were given 10y II ~ f'enEcts
Miss Agnes Gardner Eyre OF 30 C5 Central Park
West. was OF the artists who played nj tho
faculty concert OF the Institute OF Musical Art.
at the institute Of Musical Art, Miss Eyre HAS her
gagements both here ana in Boston
Mrs. Cater-Karr is engaged to sims at the Min
erya Club at their next meeting, IN tho Waldorf
Astoria.
During tho special performance os Carmen
for the benefit OF tho Legal Ald Society. IN the
Manhattan Opera House Tuesday evening.
March s. by oscar Hammerstc!n's artists, part
OF Verdt's opera 'Lombardi." never played tho
stage or this city before VIII be presented. Tho
famous trio will be sung by Bassi. Russ and Ar
mondi, with the violin solo 10y Max BeudiX The
patrouesses. a majority OF whom have taken
boxes comprise Mrs Chas. y, Alexander, Mrs.
Charles r. Barney Mrs Joseph H. Choato. Mrs.
Andrew Carnegie. Mira Cleveland H. Dodge, Mrs.
GooIet GllIatu, Mrs ii. O. Havemcyer. Mrs y.
Evert Macy Mrs. Henry Parish. Jr. Mrs James
Roosevelt. Mrs. VIM. d Sloane. Mrs. Jacob II.
schin. Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes Mrs Isaac y.
seugman and Mrs. Fred ". Vanderbilt The
committee. headed by Mrs Douglas Robinson,
honorary chairman. and Mrs. Arthur VI Dodge.
chairman includes Mrs. James Speycr and Mrs.
Seth Low Intil February q tickets may be OBJ
OF Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge No. - EIst 29th street.
they may be ordered through Louis WindWUlier.
No, 70 Reade street.
y concert which greatly enjoyed 10y the
audience was given last Saturday At the Home for
IncuIabies. Third avenue and lS3d street: \ mis-
cellaneous programme gone through Miss
Julia Sergeant Chase sang Arditrs Waltz Song
and Governs Lovely Spring; Miss Bessie Bur
ton n child elocutonist. pupil of Miss Irma
Paul, recited Peter Moer Danish composer,
whose orchestral fantaslo Stunning Is heard oc-
casionally in the city. played cello solos Ca
, Vote" by Pepper. and Canteleua concerts in \
minor by Goltermann; 4. Greswold Long played
violin solos a ''Tarautella" by Purcell: Mrs De
Schlicht Krull was the pianist
Mr. Clements pupils choir will give this even
ing, at the Embury Methodist Episcopal Church,
Brooklyn Neld.ingers new cantata, Prayer
Promise and Praise" the first time in New York.