New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

~ west ed street. this evening. Howard No. I'm
play violin solos AID o5bgato. and the Rev D.
Goodchnd will give appropriate address. II.
choir consists OF soIo-quartet and chorus lrssI
under the direction Of the organist. ?. ". Re-.
berg
susannah Macaulay gave an Informal musical .,
her studio No. 3o3 Carnegie Hall. Friday M,
Clarence McRune. Miss Ashton and Mrs Edwa-a
Gray sang.
On Sunday evening November 70 Chsri.s A. Ri..
rave In his Carnegie Hall studio musical % n
troduce his pupil. Mrs James z Wilson. dra-
matte soprano who sang several songs and "Eissss
Dream Cvagner) IN a manner rejecting credit q,
her teaching. Mrs Wilson was assisted BY WI
lam T. Wilson, basso, and Miss Littlejohn. vioIss-
Ist over sixty guests were present. including D.
Frank 2 Miller Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kspri.r
NJ and Mrs Alexander C. Morgan. Mrs Jaeosv
Miss Gramm. DIR. J. Seymour Emans and
FrankenneId OF Philadelphia
zeIpha Barnes Wood is now holding her .horz,
rehearsals at her residence studio. No 5os ws.a
Issth street for production Of LsoncavaIIo's
"Pagliacci" She states she has room for fsu
more good voices and considers this splendid o.
portunity for amateurs wishing 20 learn the opera
Applications may be made at her residences STUDIO
on MONDAYS or Thursdays at No 5R Gamers
Hall on Tuesday and Friday afternoons
The PIectrum Society gave a successful recital a
Carnegie Hall last Monday evening The feature e
the evening cas- the mandolin and harp PLAYING q
Valentine Abt- The society intends engaging vsl
known operatio singers for their next concert n
order to revive interest IN stringed instruzsne
sb.nn. Cumming soprano. No. y West na
street will sing The Messiah" at Evanston Col
Ie1. Chicago on December II. On Decernber
she will appear at Grand Rapids. Mich, esfors ~
wonan's Club Of which Mrs Kelsey Is president
Mis-. Clara Jaeger daughter OF Mrs Otto Jl.r.-
r~--fnH
OF Lillian Sherwood Newkirk studio No. IA w.i
18th street
N,.. NJ ossipovna MEIER. graduate Of Tia Dsss
den Royal Conservatory and pupil OF Etsks %.
ster of Berlin. has opened studio FOR ths ssaeA
inr OF singing at No 50 West 1o6th street
Agnes Sumner Geer. monologuist ard enlA n.
personator OF No. % East 18th street. has only
Few open dates for chiIdren's Christmas p&rttA
John ". Nichols, tenor. has bean sngaEsd 70 IN
q recital OF Debussy songs at the Brooklyn Ind
tute Of Arts and Sciences
DR. Carl E Duff. basso-cantAnte, VIII EYs
song recital in Mendelssohn Hall next Wsdassdv
evening at sl5 He viii be accompanied oy EeAAs
T. Percy
Miss Dorothy Bingham began her musicAi zsr.,
ing lectures at her studio. No 81 st. Nicholas
nue. last Monday The first was On Bach: IN
This is Miss Binghau's frst season IN ths isctars
field and her ability and familiarity With tss sub
feet will no doubt win her success
At the lecture recital to Be given BY Louis ArAus
Russell In his studio suite. Carnegie Hai, Friday
evening, December II. his pupil. Miss Alec Wan
Watts contraIto, will sing Live Without NJ
EurydIce' GIuck; Romanza from Gounods
Faust: Aria from Carmen; BrahnSs "s&pphs
Ode" and songs by FieIitz. wrleby. Russell. Chad
wick Bfzet and Franz
The Henry LII TITO played az q reception Ian
Monday FOR Mrs Harris, OF Madison svsnu& Tets
trio which is composed OF violin, Gallo a1d har1
Is booked for number OF receptions and must
calls between now and January L On Dscsraosr
10 the Henry LIZ orchestra win play at bah Witch
will be given at the Hotel Astor, and On the sane
evening at the same place the Henry LII st-nE
quartet viii play 8 MendelssohD cuartst E-d ne
Kaiser quartet OF Haydn
Darlington Foote the well known Engiish barr
tone who was associated with Adelina Patti and
other famous singers. has opened studio for ne
study OF voice culture AZ NO a5 West 11d strsst
Mr. Foots Is q pupil OF Lamperti, Of Milan