New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

world when Henry W. Savage cast him as
leading tenor In The Love Cure" II is
said that the critics speak of him as a
Savage find"
Mrs. Theodore Thomas was the guest of
honor al Miss Amy Fays "at home" on
November 1. Mrs Dexter D Ashley and
Miss Elizabeth Patterson. soprano and
teacher, were also among those present
William c Carts programme for his re-
cital on Monday evening. November 70. In
the First Presbyterian Church, win be COM
posed largely OF works written especially
for him by French composers. II Will in
clude an organ symphony by Maquaire.
compositions by Couperin. Rameau and
Joseph Bonnet. and two new works by Alex
snder Guilmant-
r. ". Riesberg's choir Of sixteen selected
voices viii sing Schnecker's The Harvest
Is Ripe" this Sunday evening al the Central
Baptist Church. No. 222 West 42d street.
Solos for soprano. alto. tenor end bass, ana
duet for soprano and alto. with choruses
make up the work. which consumes twenty
minutes Mr.. Riesb~rg was accompanlst at
a musical In a Flatbush Q>ong Island)
home last week. Cora Eugene Guild, the
soprano. being one OF the artists.
The first OF the monthly receptions at
which Claude warford viii present his stu
dents will be held on Friday afternoon.
November - The soloists VIII be Malcolm
MacCrath. barytone: Mary l. Handel. con-
traito. and Alice Valiant. pianist Mr..
warford's seaon is now well under way.
IN addition 20 their regular vocal studio
work. Mr. James Potter Keough and Mrs.
Rnlan Keough are prepa ing several pupils
for an operate recital 10 be given in Janu-
AIRY. The programme will include scenes
from several standard grand operas.
susannah MacauIay. teacher OF singing
No. sos Carnegie Hall. gave an informal
musical on Tuesday. al which her new Per
Miss Russell.
Miss Amy Grant gave her arrangement Of
the opera ''Eiektra" al the home OF Mrs.
A T. Leach, IN South Orange. last Tuesday.
before an audience Of five hundred. The
proceeds OF the recital were given 20 the
Orange Memorial Hospital. Miss Grant
viii give the same recital al Miss Dana's
school Norristown. y. J.. before the patrons
90 the school The following Sunday re-
citals are announced at her studio for No
v.mber: -Salome" "PeIleas and Melisande."
'-Elektra" and "Enoch Arden"
Robert Alvin Augustine. OF Carnegie
Hail. has opened a branch studio al NO SO
Broad street. Newark. where he will teach
on Mondays and Thursdays
--,s..,,, TF,s,,ls Irvine reader has re-
moved her studio 10 No. rs Carnegie Hall.
where she will teach on SATURDAY morn
tnr.. Humorous readings. mOnologues and
short stories are her speciality.
Alfred r Hende son. professional elocu-
,,onist. OF No. ss4 West l5sth street. makes
3 ,Decislty OF private tuition. besides visit
ing schools and colleges
rh. Iarnperti-Valda School OF Singing
q, paris. France. is now In it's new home.
:. .daition 90 the thiFty-fOur American
-,,,,,ls who sailed with Nine. Valda early
=. october. three have since gone abroad
-. so,n the class. From reports Mime.
y.,.a has many enthusiastic pupils
Henry IAn and his orchestra, with Nine
,,.rs.Ls-Aldrich, soprano Of the Metropoh-
- onsra. II. Federico de carasa, tenor OF
a.. Manhattan Opera. and Miss sara Siro-
80 'oeIllst. gave the following pro-
~rsu,ms n q private muaicAi Al TIE 6SiAs