The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-12-06
IN THE SPHERE
OF W0MAN'S CLUBS

I
The first OF series OF entertainments to
be given during the season, and the twen-
ty-eighth given under the auspices Of the
Women's Club of Orange, was held in the
clubhouse. William and Prospect streets,
last night, when the Holland Trio saVs
a program of rare excellence, assisted by
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Schaup soprano.
The concert was scheduled for $3.50 o'clock
and at that hour every seat In the spacious
auditorium was filled. The trio consists OF
Mol Cornelissen. piano; Jan Geerts, VIOLIN
and Andres Cornelissen, cello, who re-
ceived a flattering reception from most
| appreciative and representative audience.
The numbers were given with finish and
style, which compelled the attention OF
the audience and brought forth storms of
hearty applause.
Mrs. schaup was a happy addition to the
program and besides the numbers on the
program she was obliged to give two encore
numbers The program as rendered is as
follows:
Trio in d Minor, op. 6S............ .Schumann
/. Nit enregie upd Leidenschaft
2. Lebhaft, doch NIGHT zu rasch.
g. Eangsanl NIT inniger Empfndung.
L. Finale. Nit Feuer.
The Holland Trio.
Songs-ls> 'Lenz". z"....."..,........... Hildacn
{b) "Nympns and Fauns".''.is; saSnmsnG ;Ssmne5G
Mrs. Schaups
Trio-(a) Serenade. ........ Charles Widor
/ (b) Novelette,. e....,........... .N1els w. Gaus Gss
(e) Scher2o.. .,....,: ,:.....:..;. .henry Li'oiA-
The Holland Trio.
Piano-(a) Prelude, ID Minor. ....... .CnoplF
(b) Legsnde ...............N .Nols Cornellsseh
Mol Cornelissen.
Waltz from Romeo and Juliet =. .Gounoe
Mrs. Sehaup.
Trio "Espanop' (Firet Movementl. .......
The Holland Trio.
The Woman's Club of Orange will be
the scene OF musical and lecture Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, to be given
under the auspices OF the music depart
ment of the club, of which Mrs. f. nj.
Foster is chairman. The artists will in
clude Miss Kate s. Crittenden, dean OF
the Metropolitan Museum of Music, at tho
plano; Simon culp, flute; Irving Conn
oboe and English horn; David Grabowski,
clarinette; Samuel Perchonoch, French
horn, and Benjamin Kohon, bassoon.
A nominal fee will be charged nom
members of the club.
Following is the program to be rendered;
Quintet, opus 16. Beethoven; piano, oboe,
clarinette. horn and bassoon; description
of woodwind Instruments, the flutes, ro-
nance for the fiute double reed instru-
mepts, oboe and English horn. romance
for English horn, Ulke; the bassoon, trio
for clarinette, bassoon and piano, Glinka'
single reed instruments, the clarinette, en-
tiacte from "Rosamund," Shubert, flute,
oboe clarinette and piano; brass instru-
ments, the horn, Wiegenlied for the
French horn, Mozart quintet. opus 20,
Verhey, piano, oboe, clarinette, horn, pas-
soon.
The music department will conduct an
other musicale in the club house, Wednes-
day afternoon, at which the entire pro
gram will be rendered by women, lnciuo-
ing Mrs. Thomas William Bolles. Soprano
Miss J. Elizabeth Wood. mandolin; Miss
Rose NJ. Anderson. piano; Mrs. Charles a.
Trowbridse and MISS Helen Wood, VINO
will render duets, with Mrs. Thomas Haz-
ard as accompanst. Choruses viii De
rendered by the Music Study Club, OF
Newark. Following is the complete pro-
gram:
Duet-"Ocean SYMPHONY" .... .Rubenstein
Damrosch program).
Chorus-(a) Loves Sorrow" .,,.:..J Jungst
Manaolin0 SS @!se aue'y iirom "joce,
sOnsar} iS "Bidmuns Psdlsaficsp5; ss},s, -
w ). Messener
Piano Solo-"Berceuse" ........... Chopin
Songs-(al Song of Thanksgiving
Francis Allison
CD "The Time of May" .............
Mary Turner Salter
Mandolin shepherds Dance .....:....
Henry German
Cborus-(a) might t'.................H Hegar
Cb) Through the House" Mrs. Beach
Representatives OF nine womens clubs
attended a meeting in the Free Public
Library yesterday afternoon to arrange tor
a union musicale under the auspices of the
local clubs Mrs. Henry II. Haussling,
president OF Sesame, was in the chair. II
was decided to hold the musicale IN Janu-
ary and the following clubs will select COM
mittees from among their membership,
Sesame and Saturday Clubs, hospitality;
Philamathean and Travellers Clubs, pro-
gram: Ray Palmer, Philomathean and
Phiiitscipoma, to decide date and place
of musicale. A meeting will be held at an
early date to make further arrangements
and to hear reports of committees. Dele
gates from all the clubs are invited to be
present