New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

day night at the Hotel Astor and on Tuesday s,,.-.
noon for the Ladies, Borough ITprovsmsnt As,o-
TO her studio at No 1s1 East 18th street gu
Theodore Van YORK. the tenor viii Eivs
cital at Mendelssohn Hail. on November IA ssv,,
Ing his programme to the compositions ~ E,,z.-
Halle, German composer.
Christian Kriens. violinist formerly frs, v.oH,
Of the Conried Opera Company. and Mrs Elssr,,
Foster Kriens, pianist, pupil of Joseffy and schsr
Wenka, are organizing classes and giving priVata
Manhattan avenue. w.
Nine. Soder- -Hueck. who recently arrived in Nav
York and opened a vocal studio at No 10s Eas.
25th street. has her time partly filed Several ot
her pupils are studying and coaching for profes-
sional work The young singers speak well Of Nine
Soder; Hueck.s Garcia methods. which il is claimed
growing beauty. besidesa developing and enlargins
the upper as well as the Nwer register.
1t IS said that Leschetizky. Godowsky. Anton
Saar. BrulI and others have spoken highly OF Eu-
Playing. Mr. Pirani, who returned from Europs
avenue.
Nine. L. Cappiani. first vice-presdent Of ths
Women's Philharmonic Society. has returned from
her villa in Switzerland and opened a private stu
do in her residence, No 156 West soth street Dur
companied by seven OF her pupils for the purpose
OF taking supplementary course from her IN vocal
Dr. Gerrit Smith begins teaching al his studi,
residence. No 70 East 41st street, on October 2f
While DR.. Smiths work at the South Church. the
Union Seminary and the Master School Of Music
occupies much OF his attention. stiL he finds time
Tor organ pupils and for theory and piano classes.
The Holy City will be given with a choir Of hfy
~ and al on 's erSs rcs 1 ib P Sgna9y 5 oct0gss
Phelps-Stokes wedding Noroton. Conn.
F. W Riesberg has completed the rsorgauizs-
ton of the choir OF Central Baptist Church. which
now numbers twenty-four selected voices \ tenor.
Of T1~ 7- of rfa sir NOryI-
standing his teaching hours are vel nIled; NJ
Itles6srg has resumed MS d4ues as secretar! OK
large accession OF members
Harold Hester Jacobs, Of No. 33s Greene ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, is receiving applications for mem
bership in his History Club classes. These classes
endeavored to make them Of interest 70 both stu
s@9 aSnff and lovers of music The enrolment fee
Elizabeth X. Patterson will shortly give demon
tration OF the Fletcher method for children her
studio No. u West Sith street Miss Patterson
nounces recital to take place at her studio tne
Free Industrial school for Crippled children of
which Mrs Arthur Elliot Fish is president
Edward Bromberg has resumed vocal instruction
at his studios in Carnegie Hall and No lSs West
9st street. Mr.. Bronberg announces free voice
animation and circular on application
Winifred Allen. OF No. 1SS Fifth avenue. is making
a speciality OF poems of childhood. including those
Of Eugene Field and James ,Wliycomb Riley. Her
Alexus II. Bass. concert singer and vocal teacher.
whose studio Is at No I27 West saith street. VIII
sing before the Brooklyn Germau!a CLUB ths
evening Of October 20.
Charles Z. Heinline teacher Of guitar, mandolin
and banjo, has opened studio at No les West 4sth
street. AIr Heinline's BROOKLYN studio is in the
s57 OH street.
The directors OF the Master School OF Music, at
No los Montague street. Brooklyn have been en-
powered TO offer two competitive $ noa-ships for
men-a tenor and bass or barytone-
Arthur Philips, barytone and teacher. has soma
good voices IN his studio this year and his time 10
nearly filed Grace Clark Kohler. who is the
soprano solOist at the West Central Presbyterian
Church; West 42d street, gives recital n Roches-
Ter on Wednesday, October %. Mildred r Trav6r.
contralto IL booking a busy season under the man
and Thomas Chalmers, barytOne, have been engaged
as soloistS at the Church of the Ascension Bertha
Giles soprano. has been engaged at the Bergen
baptist Church in Jersey City. Mr.. Philips has
many other conspicuous artists in his class az Car
negie Hall
Claude II. Warford has returned from Europe
and will resume teaching his studio, No 50
West Goth street. this week Among other novel
ties. Mr.. WarfOrd has brought nome a Chinese
scene. music by "a modern French composer, which
MS pupils will present this season.
Louis Arthur Russell. director of the Normal In
stttute of Music. Carnegie Hall. has arranged for
the opening OF a musical culture class Tuesday
evenings at $50 o'clock at the institute The ses-
slons Will be especially planned for the development
OF sight reading. analytical harmony and general
lnusiclanship among professional students. oOta
tute