New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

e,~< .r-c TO he gore urtil autumn, Mr
rIrscae. wiI be one Of the examiners this spring
-. Foval College of Music. London. after which
:. ed Mrs Ecnschei VIII 90 TO their country home
= -. Scottish Highlands.
-,. g Cecilia Club OF which Victor Harris is
,,sucto- viii give its second concert for this
neson - on next Tuesday evening in the ballroom
-. valdorf-Asto-ia- The programme includes
-,s1sors by Sir Edward EiEar. Ethelbert
.-sn F. Strauss Clutsam Mack. Josef Holbroke
victor Harris and there also will be given the
= -e-farrnance Of new cantata Japanese
- written for the St Cecilia Club by the
.--e-,rs- composer. Henry X. aadley. now living
I-.--,auy The club will be assisted by Derrick
. >or,en tenor. and the New York Symphony
~hest-a Victor Harris conducting
80 Ca-tors' Association of America. which has
.s SIS mission the promotion OF a love for the
.-.5fuouai form of Jewish music, not forgetting
=, written By modern cantors, viii give con-
= :, Carnegie Hall On next Sunday evening The
.-areraent OF the concert is in the hands OF an
a,,,-iye committee composed OF Mrs Sidney c.
- MIS- William Einstein. Mrs Rose Frank,
- Samuel Greenbaum. Mrs Alexander kohut,
= Albert Levisohn. Mrs Louis Marshall. Mrs
: -svlor Phillips. Mrs s. Schechter. Mrs. Cyrus
S,,-hercc-. DR.. J. I. Mssnes. Mr.. Louis Marshall.
n- y. Pereira Mendes, Dr. Jacob Teschner. the
D. Cooper. the Rev. s. Sokolsky. the Rev. :.
Sin. and =. A RusSotto
OF Harriet Ware and COfllDc-
- a5ff be given at the Plaza Hotel Satur-
= s,,s-;us April 4 in which Miss Ware will be
sie.ed bv David Bisphan. Mary HisseIn de Moss.
-, Barnes Well and Hans kronOld- A commit
- AZ women has taken charge of this tribute TO the
r,r American composer. Hiss Wares works
,rs s-7cnc those chosen for performance at the
7v,rsu's Congress at Minneapolis in 1906. when the
ne honor vas limited her pieces and those Of
"a Lehman. Chaninade and Clara Schurann-
-+- second q III. popular Hippod-ome Sunday
rh-s xii take place this Sunday al the biz play
&C TIE special attraction will be David Bisp-
- rho will sing number of songs The rest
- me r-or-a1urne viii be supplied by Manuel
4-s4, snd his orchestra of seveaty-dve. The pro-
--su-.e is as follows; Prelude 10 Die Meister-
s,rs- Wagner. Selection. Waltz Dream oscar
S--,-s A nightmare. The Merry Widow Waltz
T.hs- las dreamed after Welsh rarebIt by La
5o-ir Thomas. Three dances from Nell Cvynne."
German. ta) Song. oh, Rudder Than the Cher
~ Handel: Cbl Prologue from ''Pagliacci," Leon
-avallo David Bisphan- Overture, solenee. -ISl2, "
-sr-sfkon-skv Irreru1isSion- Symphonic poem
East and West Blair Fairchd. Characteristic
-jeoe .-Tyav Down South Myddleton- Mandolin
soIo Simple Aveu., Taorle- Group Of songs
IA Danny Deever' Damrosch; (5j The Lost
t-hord.~ Sullivan: The Suffering overs Old
I-:sh DayId Bisphan TrilTIlphal march from The
Proud Prince Manuel Klein.
Mss Ha-rietts Cady. pianist assisted by Miss
Marian Weed. OF the Metropolitan Opera House,
vi Gfre recital in the As1or Gallery of the Wal
so-f- Astoria on next Thursday afternoon. Follow
sug Is the programme;
HsiGsceaeE, op scauras717
Miss Cady-
De Esl1s--- - taia-'i-ia
n trs-o ueine strauss
Miss y ee5-
P-el1ae -------3 ~Ao,=-
Spinning song - " agnei-4ls@'
Czd--
B-1u-a.taes -n~ocaton from --SieEf-ied) Wagner
Mss Need
Ivodez rez-h = agnsr-IAszt
Br-uuhlldes T-n-olsICE " a-Iei
Miss Wed.
n Hamilton Grange Reformed Church next
THURSDAY evening Miss Grace Ewing viii give 4
1~-r.-e recital OF The Evolution of the English