Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10
MUSIC

The Lott-Krauss quartet, composed
of Mrs. Lott, piano; Mr.. Opid, V1olon-
cello; Mr.. Selling, VIOLIN Mr.. Bierlich,
viola, and Arnold Krauss, concert mas
ter of the Los Angeles symphony first
violin, gave the second concert of a
series of six tonight at Simpson audi
forum.
The program contains many interest
ing numbers, including four songs for
Harry Clifford Lott, soloist. The COM
plete program follows:
Kaiser quartet op. rs No. 3, Haydn
allegro (moderato); POGO Adagio can
table and variations; Henuetto. al
legro; finale-Presto. Songs, THE
Eagle" Arensky; "Schone Wiege Mel
ner 9 fsiden," schumann; "Die Mai
nacht," Brahms; 1.-THE Sword Song
(Caractacus), Elgar. Quartet, "Ro-
name from Quartet OPP ~ Grieg;
Death and the Maiden" Schubert.
Piano Quintet Op. A (Schumann), AL
legro Brillante, In Modo d'Una Marcia,
scherzo, Allegro ma non Troppo.
The first concert of the Orpheus club
for the season of 190S-9 was given Tues
day night in Simpson auditorium under
the direction of ]. H. Dupuy and before
an audience that filed every seat in
the house.
The club was assisted by Mrs Robert
A. Smith, soprano; Mrs. L. J. Selby,
pianist; Miss Nellie Hilman, Miss Edith
De Witt, cornetists of the Womanis
Orchestra of Los Angeles; the Phil
harmonic male quartet, Leroy Jepson,
first tenor; A. Sheldon Ballinger, Sec
ond tenor; T. Harold Ostrom, baritone;
DIR. ]. Lester Adams, basso.
The following program of popular
numbers was given: Gay "a Song of
Winter" c. B. Hawley; o. THE
Shores of Signing" Lucien G. Chaftin,
the club. Trahison, Chaminade, Mrs:
a Pilfring Goes" Kremser; (b) South
ern Lullaby" Geibel, Philharmonic male
quartet; "Bugle Song" Dudley Buck,
the club; "Beduoin Love Song" Pin"
suit. the club; 1.-THE Rosary" Nevin,
Philharmonic male quartet; Defiance"
Attenhofer, the club; Incidental solo.
Arthur ]. Stinton; (a) Twas sum-
mer Garden" Lohr; OBJ "The Nightin-
gale" Stephens, Mrs. Robert A. Smith;
4The Parting Rose" Daniel Protheroe,
the club.
Mrs. Ada Marsh Chick, organist ana
pianist, and Mrs. L. j. Selby pianist,
as accompanies, and the Misses Nellie
Hillman and Edith De Witt, cornetists,
assisted.
The board of directors of the Lyric
club members and their guests at re-
ception-musicale Tuesday afternoon at
symphony hall. The hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. ]. A. Bensinger Mrs.
M. Louise Bronson, Mrs. j. j. Rosen.
Miss Ruth Yerger, Miss Louise White
and Miss Lydia Payro. Special guests
were Mrs. Tiffany and Miss Bessie
Herbert Bartlett, who,S with members
of the club presented the following
program:
(a) ''Slave Song" del Riego, (b) "The
Years at the Spring" Beach, Miss
Regina Malinow; II Love Thee" Mill
denberg, Mrs. Monroe Mcpherson;
"Spring Is Here" Dick, Miss Ethel
Goodrich; (a) Russian Romance"
Friml (b) Egyptian Dance Mrs. w,
II. Jamison; Drink to Me Only with
Thine Eyes" Old English, Miss Kath-
crime Daniel; Magnetic Waltz" Ar
dite. Miss Ethel Coleman; "Ah fors
Lui," from "Traviata," Verdi, Miss
Elizabeth Browne: (a) I'm a Garden
Obi "The Purple Iris" (c) Lullaby"
Zerbe, (d) 1.-THE Spirit of Love- Miss
Bessie Herbert Bartlett; "A Little
Maiden Loves a Boy" Clough-Leighter
Miss Florence Parker; Sonata Pathet-
ioue." first movement, Beethoven, Miss
Ethel Parker; "The Girls of Seville"
Denza, Miss Smyser, Miss Christin;
(a) Sunshine Song" Grieg, OBJ "Spring
Morning" Nevin, (c) "Shena Van"
Beach, Mrs. Tiffany.
Members of the board for this year
are Miss Jessica Lawrence, president;
Mrs. L. S. Christin, vice president;
Miss Mary E. Comins. secretary; Mrs.
George Joseph Vieira, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles A. Post, financial secretary,
Mrs. David Childs Perry, librarian;
Miss Josephine Smith, assistant libra
rian; Mrs. w. H. Jamison, Mrs. Ada
Marsh Chick, Mrs. Leslie l.. Merrick
and Mrs. f. r. Derby, directors.
Holiday stationery, fancy leather goods.
sanborn, Vail q Co., ASA and 1871 s. Bdway.