New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
G. ZENaTElLO.
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in her many years Of experience in training voices
Lizzie Da Ferra, opera concert singer and for
sry member Of the Royal opsTa II OgSs use st s Nest Wei
6Sth street.
Edward Bromberg concert singer and teacher,
studio No. 13s West s1st street, has busy month
Of concert engagements before him. On November
song recital in F6iladepGla YovgmbsT g he
and on November 80 he gives a private song recital
in Brooklyn.
Harriet Foster. contralto. of No. Isl West 1O5th
Baptist Church. Brooklyn, for the coming year.
J. Warren Andrews announces the "stabat
Mater for this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock at the
Church OF the Divine Paternity, 18th street and
Central Park West.
Miss Agnes Sumner Geer. elocutionist and child
mpersonator. studio No. 13l East 18th street. has
peared Dee Sssufday a. mornIng and afternoon Miss
Geer also appeared Saturday afternoon at a recep-
Mrs. William Gerry Slade. No $50 West S7th street.
Bella B. Linney. European graduate has re-
sumed piano instruction at her studio. No. 1$ West
9sth street.
winifred Allen who rec,es poems OF childhood.
says she has some open dates this month for con-
certs. drawing and church entertainments.
Miss Allen may be seen any Monday ~ or Thursday day
1856 Fifth avenue.
Leon NJ Kramer director of the Manhattan Col
Iege OF Music No. 30 West 115th street will con-
duct the IIalevy Singing Society at concert 10 be
Sember 10 A nupils' recital of the Manhattan Col
lege is announced to take place the latter part OF
November
On Wednesday evening occurred the first observ-
ance by Calvary choir OF the so-called Macintosh
Night" The ceremony which took place at the
Calvary Baptist Church, in 57th street. between
Sixth and Seventh avenues. was preceded by mu-
sicel programme in the auditorium in which solo
fessor Bowman which served 10 punctuate the in
troductOfy remarks by Chairman Warren and the
IoutTu III b oy III" nboi SnroySe 9 soon Tfer in
Pi Ipe SnaPeii I'm, ,nne foir dp''oTe1 SeSn ''s az ~, ~
records OF faithful attendance. Marshals Bushnell
.,Tannhauser March on the grand organ The
impressive and picturesque rite Of installation. in
pose. was then administered by Professor Bowman
The following officers were elected for the
ing year: Frederick ). Clark. Grand Macintosh;
ibn ,Tira M y bTd MaS lean
Macdonald and Ethel Trip, secretaries of division
Mrs Ella Citizens has removed her studio TO No.
s3i Lincoln place. Brooklyn, She has booked
number of engagements as violin accompanist for
the fall and winter season
At Mrs. Kdder-Peirce's studio. No 522, at No.
1913 Broadway. a series of recitals. beginning on
November g. at 80 o'clock, will be given by
Gladys Fairbanks Murray. dramatic elocutionst.
assisted by Mrs Peirce pianist; The dates for the
II. 10 and 26 at the same address.
f. Howard Brown and Dora Topping Brown have
arrived at Colorado Springs. Col, where Mr.. Brown
has gone for his health. Miss Eleanor Mcclellan,
the chief assistant of the Topping Browns for
years. is in charge as their successor at the Top
ping Brown studios. in the Atelier Building. No. SO
West 9th street.
At Leo Tectoniuss Sunday afternoon musical.
which took place at his studio No. 500 West 57th
street the following took part: Mary Umstead
Bennett Josephine Jayne. Platon Brounon. plan
lists; Clifford Wiley. bagytOne; Wilhelm Lampng.
The hOstesses were Marie Cross-Newhaus. Mrs.
ford WHEY Mrs Samuel Gross, Mrs. NV wriiam
man strybng Mr Tectonus 5sved S short OFT Disce iep
by strauss Olsen and Scott and Gottschalks
and Mrs, Cornelius Rubner Mr. and Mrs samuel
Gross G9: Charles lar IL,amPng; + w Riesherg. Harold
Iyn, Chambers @ Rei9eld WsTrenrath. Mr.; and Mrs.
Carl Schmidt and Mrs Wallack.
The New York School OF Expression. at No. s1s
West 57th street. opened October II. with good
attendance. a catalogue describing the various
Charlotte suHey Presby. the president "pp'Si'S 10
Before deciding on a hall for concerts. recItaIs
lectures or dramatic production one would do well
70 write the manager OF Carnegie Hall I,yceun,
9th street and Seventh avenue.
G. Magnus Schultz. of No 2s East 2sd street has
started in busy season. having a largo list
OF pupils enrolled several being prominent church
and concert singers
Claude H. Warford opened his studios at No "a
West S0th street. last week with a largo number
music director in the German Lutheran Church in
Newark n. j., gave successful concert last week