New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

re annual -aidwiro.- reunion ot the alumni
association Of the Guiln1ant Organ School will be
held tomorrow The first session VIII be devoted
q -he reading Of ESSAYS and a debate with vocal
-u-be-s a recital will follow. be shared IN by
several ot the alumni a dinner al the Hotel En-
pre- and q theatre party a the New Amsterdam
vi complete the days festivities
A. Calvary Baptist Church. 9th street between
slzrh and Seventh avenues. the special music by
Ire hundred voiced choir. under the direction OF
Edward Norris Bowman. wslI include excerpts
from Nac.a-Iand's Passion cantaJa, The Message
tron ne Cross
O., F-dar. March p. Claude H wa-ford VIII
--esen- tie following students in recital 10 pe
held a. bis studio No. s. East 20 street Beulah
P-ogse- and Belinda StillweIl. sopranos; Jeanette
Tsppet-, uaezzcsoprano, and Mrs Alice valiant
pianist.
=. Re,ernsan viol.nist. Alois T-nka. is engaged
70 appear II ire minor Grieg sonata Tith Leo
-eck1ouics a me Plaza Hotel concert On
March a,
M-y o Bauer teacher OF voice culture q No
- West s4th street IS pupil Of Marchesi. Dele
s-6e souyestre and Lampertt. and has cultivated
re best methods Of these teachers.
Katherine Rose Burr, teacher OF vocal culture
I'D y..ac, makes q speciality Of ballad singing d
s.r r--5io No g9 East 4sth street
-ausics,-li.e-a-y concert viii be given at Cooper
Union OF Ap-1l ~ L 3 Sanction and t n
Cssrele assisted by the following artists MISS IL
Michelsou piano: Alex sazlawsky- violin. soloists
= re Svuphory Orchestra. and Nj. Bravich, Ph-
Theod 5ruF of the Konisarzhevsky dramatic COM
Pszy. and John de Persia. English recitailons.
On Wednesday evening. March Is, Mrs. Henry
E-ock Bofce gave d musical at her home. No ft9
Washington avenue. BTooklT-- 4 Lee was heSTo
Il ;Az prologue OF .-PagliacCi' and Miss Derna-
res. another OF Mrs. Boices pupils. sang SOLO
r. secchl- Love Ne or Not Miss Boice also sang
seve-aI solos Ny Carnpbeils singing and Miss
Eo-se Egleston-s piano playing added to the en-
.cg1le-- Of TIE evening.
Three professional students Of the Russell Schools
@ N-sic. Carnegie Han and Newark. y J., sang
az TIE Peoples concert Of the oratorio Society IN
NeWsri1. \. J. on March q. The singers were
Ms Clifford Marshall and Miss Elizabeth Van
Ness sopranos. and Miss Alice Van Ualts con-
l-llto
agnes Sumner Geer. IN monolosues and imper-
salatiors ontertalned with the Celeste Ladies
s-ari-- ~ amsterdam. = Y, on Friday even
~ Her annual concert VIII be given AZ the Wal
S1-1 on Wednesday april .. She viii De assisted
s ne Celeste Quartet Miss Hortense Sheldon, So
s%ao, and Mrs.. Ridoer-Pteree, pianist
The Washington Heights Chapter, Daughters OF
.2s American Revolution. of which Mrs Samuel J
hfanaer is regent. - 20 give q luncheon III honor
q tlapts- Day. April !. 81 the Hotel Astor- MIS-
@sHeE Sumner Ceer IS chairman 4 number oi
FfoHlIeut speakers are 10 entertain. The COM
Aa,1ee for TIE luncheon includes Mines o. NJ Bost-
~eE, g. r Etorer William Swan. Stanley L Otis.
-ehes IAacoIa. : Cunningham, Cecil Kidd. Joseph
Asce George C. Stocdard and Frank @ Fowler.
z TIE grand ballroom Of the Plaza Hotel on
--asaay evening q plano recital D. Leo TecA-
@llas. assisted By Nile GiUlia Allan. coorature
'pTano. of :he Amsterdam HIoiland) Opera, ana
A41ls Trnke. vionist. viii be given. An entertain
- Programme has been arranged.
y suIGav afternoons at $50 O'Clock and on
-H-rs-2y evenings during Lent Miss Amy Grant
&C Adolf Close. concert pianist VIII present the
20 Salome.~ arranged reading with music
- -1e tcr1nsr's st3dio. No. 7s West 5Sth street