New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
. STUDIO NOTES.

- r,-,-.++a,s prrpil Miss Marion Ball soprans
- Of the washington Heights United Presoy
+arfan Church. will give concert ,or t,'7 -, a.
. 49,. ,brrcYs THURSDAY. February q MISS Da-l -
nroduct Of the Bernetta me'Iloo' M,l-.. --,..,a,
or+s5 Dro4uces singers who sing with sclehlH'
tat,+~ and distinct enunCiatlon N 4otl Ia
,.-a u is expected other pupils VIII be n9er'
ir nThic before the close Of the season 1i'7'
-,atra.s studio IS at No. 10 West 1o-d street
Rose Strange whose studio was at No $3.50
avenue will occupy studio No ~ ,-..-t-- "a
Hall on Mondays and IhuIsu1S''
.a,cb there on February Z5-
1-,,-,barh h Patterson, OF No "a Nes.
- - gave a musical at the resiaehce -
Ms Richard J. Legsat No. 5S- YVES. -. -. 80
I@,,r,.. 90 Selections We're given IEo'i- 'N
- co7,rosers: Gordigant. Tosti- t'Fetry -.
- NentaIssohn. Franz and Nt-LIO -
pe' - p,+es accompanied Miss Patterson WI
- q, song recital at her studio on MARI"
l.-,,a.- .c,oiIfa. Will be sung under the dlrec-
.;o,, Of William =. Carl at the FirSc EIe9
-yot T-ifrb avenue and 18th street tilS even
ing at 5 o'clock The 'heli A'''e'-'' -
Purcell VIII also be rendered
.rr successful debut Of Miss Emily Forshe"
b.sara The Charll.ade Society Of Brooklyn last
Tuesday evening Interest ed many nAel'oerN 'L '7
club besides large circle OF friends MISS Fof-
shew is a pupil of Frank = Benedict. orsanist az
st Par.'s Methodist Episcopal Church. Na1hat-
tan
The New York Amateur GIee Club. under the
direction of Arthur Philips. VIII give concert on
Friday evening. February Il. in Newark. y J.
The soIoistS viii he Mildred T-avcr. SoutraItos
Thomas Chalmers. barytone. and Franklin Rtker.
tenor, Mr. Philips has begun rchearsaIs for the
second New York concert by This club Two ot
Mr., Philips's pupils Mildred Rogers Traver. con-
tralto- and Grace kshler. soprano. have been en-
gagged at the West End Pres byterian and ths
Central Presbyterian churches. respectively FOR
the coming year.
Aiois Trnha. the bohemian vo,irist appeared in
a recital ~ the National Arts Club last V-el-es-
day. He also appeared as so,oisr az a ul,lsral IN
the Naldsft-Astorla Thursday evening. Fc0rI-
ary l.
C'haliapire. bass of the Metropolitan Opera House
II is said. recommends L. SauoiIosc rs a tsacke-
of singing. Mr.. Samo.ioG is singing wI,h success
at musicals and recitals- iis studio is At so %
East J.,h street
Valentine AbJ the well known raaa5o,iris, ard
harplst. has been engaged 90 give a recital On Feo-
ruary y at the Pennsylvania College OF Music.
Meadvine. Penn Mr Abt's studio is IN Caraesis
Hail. where he is kept busy teaching when he U
not giving concerts.
A special musical service. which Camille Saint
saenss sacred cantata. The Heavens Declare
Psalm XIX will be sung with soloists and chorus.
at the Church OF the Incarnation Madison averus
and s5th street this afternoon. The music VIII %
charge OF W. r. Hedden.
Mrs. Kidder-Peiyce has been elected a member
OF the National Council oJ the Actors Church Al
lance
LaRue Richard Boals. pupil OF Hermann Fslein-
has been engaged for next year as bass soloist at
the Lenox Avenue Collegiate Church. 10 succeed
Claude Cunningham MIR Bcals. who lives sc
Newark. " J.. and Is now singing church In
Esst Orange recently had his New York debut a.
Mr.. Kleiu's Evening OF song when he made
favorable impression. Since he came TO this city
to study two years ago Mr. Boals has worked az
clusivsly under the diEsetion OF Mr.. Klein