New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
STUDIO NOTES.

I OIOOZO NJ1 ED.
! The pupils OF Professor Prochazka gave an in
terestng students musical last Friday evening at
the Prochazka studio. in Nyack. N Y The affair
under the direction Of Miss Aimee e Gilies,
who is a graduate OF the school Among the pupils
who acquitted themselves with merit wers Marion
c. GHles Miss Dorothy - Perry, Miss Margaret
Frenzel Miss NJ. Edith stetler and Miss Helen
Meyer.
AGNES Sumner Geer studio No. 12s East 18th
street recently entertained at = Sunday school
celebration which was held at the Temple, Lexing-
ton avenue and 18th street. Mary Hart McHenry
pupil took charge Of a children's concert at At
lsntic Highlands n. J., on March 3. MISS Geer
gives each year q special concert at the Bo"ery
Mission but on account OF illness. at the concert
March Mrs. Mary Louise WoelOer nIieo heF
place with original musical impressions OF poems.
| Mrs Frank e Ward, wife Of the organst of Col
un7bia University, sang at O musical given a. tne
Hotel Majestic on Sunday evening" March IL Two
Of her numbers were "Ballatella," from Pagliaoci
and Isl tavais vos allies" by Messenger Mrs ward
is & pupil OF DR.. Franklin Lawson. the tenor
Josephine Swickard soprano, was enthusiastically
received last Sunday evening when she sang for
the German Press Club Miss Swickard VIII soon
make her second tour TO the Middle west "hSn Sno
will sing a return engagement in Detroit on April
I q with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra Sne VIII
also appear as sooist at tbs last concert of the
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Indianapolis Mannerohor on April 30.
! Miss Ida Louise Tibbetts and Miss Emma W.
TIodkinson the Inter vice-chairman OF the vocal
| department Of the Women's Philharmonic Society
| OF New York, have sent out invitations to meek
Brau-Professor Francesca Lamperti this afternoon
between 4 and o'clock. az DUTyea Hall. 12d street
and Broadway.
| tzeorz Kruger, of Nos a2 and 90 Carnegie Hall,
who recently gave piano recital IN MeRoeissohn 1
Hall, has postponed his concert tour to the West
MIR. Kruger has been engaged 70 play IN Syracuse
before the Syracuse Arts Club, on March Z@
TIL. Henry LII Orchestra was again heard at
tho Waldorf on Monday last. the occasion being
the annual breafast Of the sorosis Club Mr.
IAn played several solos. which were greatly ap-
prsO1ated
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs John '"
Nichols took part in a musical which was given AT
IN, home of Mr. and MrE Charles HaberLe at East
Orange, n. J.
DIR. Carl E. Dufrt sang Elijah. in Mount Vernon
last Tuesday evening and Friday sang at a con
sar- in Newark Next week he will sing in Fish
/ kill. n Y, and in Flushing. Long Island
The thirteenth OF the series OF recitals and lec'
ur,s given by Louis Arthur Russell OF the Nor
n,sI institute Of Music Carnegie Hail. was given
! last wednesday evening ia Music Han. Newark
| Mrs. Clifford Marshall. the newly appointed So
| prano of St. Andrews Protestant Eplscopal
| Church, Orange. gave interesting recital OF
| songs and arias with Mr.. Russell at the piano
An audience which crowded the hall received Mrs
| MarshaWs work with appreciation The pro
sramme included German. French and Ita4ah
| .onRa three arias and several American songs
| iuclrdinE a group each by MacDoweH. Edmuno
! Severn and L. A Russell. The fourteenth recital
| will be given by Miss Alice Van Nalts. contra!to
| Of the Summit IN. j. Presbyterian Church. on
wednesday evening, March "a
! rhs third In . series OF song recitals given by
artist puuils OF Alfred Y Cornell took place at his
! studio In Carnegie Fall, on March II when George
| W Reardon, barytone. sang several songs wnich
were greatly appreciated by an attentive audience
/ Mr. Cornell acted as accompanist-
| you.f Iheyinne the we'll known Russian pianist.
will be ono Of the star sooiss at the third annual
| concert by E. 81. Bowman's Calvary choir at Cal
| vary BAPTIST Church Manhattan, on April p Cal
| vsrv choir and the New York Oratoro Society as
sisted the New York Symphony Society under
| walter Damrosch in the festival double perform
| sncs OF Becthoven'S Ninth Symphony last Iues-
! Gay evening at Carnegie Hall. The same f0Fce=
viii he heard In the same work. also to be double
! performance. Saturday evening. MaFch z'' a.
| the Academy OF Music. Brooklyn
a musical audience flied the Carnego Hall stu
sio ~ MIR. and Mrs Henry Holden Huss last
| wednesday to listen to an hour OF music given Dy
! several Of Mr.. Euss's artist pupils assisted oy
Mrs Huss's pupil. Miss Eva May Campbell So
prano: Miss Babetta Huss, coutralto. ana FFdhAili
| Rlker tenor. Edwin Stodo!a opened the pro-
/ arau,rns with Schumaun's Novelette,. major
/ Miss Marion Courseu played schumahns no
I mama Miss Eleanor Payer, schdtts "Nalse 10
bieu Aimee" and the closing number or the pro
xramme was Liszt's Sixth Hungarian Rhapsodle.
plaved ty Miss Florence Crawford The Vocsl
| numbers consisted OF a group OF Schumanns songs
Ly Miss Huss and Huss's "Ballade OF the song
! sirens" sung by Mr.. Riker who responded 10 Al
encore with Hawley's In a Garden MISS camp
| bell sang Huss's My JEAN" Franz's Aus melhe"
! rrossen schnerzen'' and Jensen's Spring Night
Loretta de Lone. hsrpist. studio No SS Wes'
57th street who recently returned from Scranton
! Penn has gone to Springfield Mass. to MI con-
cert engagement.
A mandolin, guitar and banjo concert VIII %
given hv w T. Kitchener in Carnegie CHAMBER
! Hail on Saturday evening. March q Amohs
those announced TO appear IN a cleverly arranged
nrogra1nme are the Harlem Young Womens Chris
tan Association, Horace Mann and CoHegla'e
School clubs.SAIss o. Hotos. the kitchener Fiec-
| ira Club W #. Kitchener, Master kitchener ana
| W j. Enrich. The programme Will end with an
! overture '.!4polld' Laurendeau, by the conolheu
! clubs.
CURE FOR BURSTING PIPES
rrofaesor Vivian Il ] Lewes, lecturing IN London