New-York tribune., 1909-11-14


arranged for the piano.. II is the intention
Of the club TO present programmes explain
ing the different instruments OF the or
chestra-
Herman HOvemann grand opera singer
and teacher. of No $50 East 55th street
has resumed his lessons, which are given
i'm accordance with the German and Italian
methods Two of Mr. HOvemann's pupiIs.
Eerulan Walters. tenor and Mrs. Blanche
Rose enblOom. soprano, sang AT a cOHcert
given for the benefit of the German Hospi-
tai last Wednesday at Terrace Garden
Mrs. Nina Schilling. formerly OF the
Walter DamrOsch Opera Company. and
who also sang leading parts IN the Metro
pOiias.- Opera House. has again entered
the musical field. Mrs. Schilling will sc-
cept a limited number OF pupils at her resi-
dence studio. No 1886 Broadway. where
she announces she will teach singing in
four Ianguages-English. French. German
and Italian.
While Theodore Ursula Irvine. reader
and teacher, will continue to be member
of the faculty Of the College OF ST. Eliza
beth. she will also be at her studio IN
Carnegie Hall every Saturday morning.
Miss Irvine reports an increase of pupils,
which points to a prosperous season.
Anna Frery. a dramatic soprano pupil OF
Francesca Daddi. has been engaged by tho
National Grand opera Company. which is
now on a tour of New England. IL Is
reported that Mime. F'rery is to sing thu
part of Aida and that of Leonora In II
TrOyatOre."
Another newcomer in the concert held
this season is Miss Lucy NJ Phillips.
soprano. who will be under the manazs-
ment of the ]. f. Pinkham Musical Bureau.
Miss Phillips has had her voice developed
under the tutorship OF that well known
teacher, f. A. jain.
Clarence Eddy. the well known organise
of New York. was the organ soloist at ths
sixth annual choir concert given by -
Dundas Centre Methodist Church in -
don. Canada. on Thursday evening. Novens-
ber
Miss Louise Archer Egbert. pianist and
teacher after an absence OF several years.
has resumed teaching at her studio IN Car
negie Han on Wednesday and Saturday
mornings.
Announcement Is made that Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Martin. bassO and Soprano have
resumed their teaching and concert work.
They are now located in their new resi-
dence studio. No. 515 West 12fth street.
for the benefit OF Master Willie SroIl. pupil
of Ernst Bauer. to take place at Carnegie
Lyceum on November y. 4 six numbered
programme will be given by Willie KroII.
Miss F'riedbcrg. Julian Schendei and Ar
thur Wilde.
Mr.. Warford's first reception OF the seat
son was given last Friday afternoon at his
studio. Mary Handel contraltO. and NAL
Colm MacGrath. barytOnc. sang. while Miss
Alice r. Valiant acted as pianist
Mime Nurelis Jaeger. teacher of voice
culture and formerly directress OF the Con-
ried Metropolitan opera school announces
the opening OF a studio at No. 70S Carnegie
HaI. whore she viii teach on Tuesday ami
Friday afternoons. Mime Iaeger viii bs
assisted by her son. Ferdinand Jaeger. a
barytone
The Master Music Studios. OF No. ssa
broadway. ~. DUble SchevIe. director. will
give "a musical tomorrow evening at the
school. The following artists will appear
on the programme; Henry Holden iIuss.
Edwin Stodola. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Wat
ters and Nine. Richardson-K Kuster.
Agnes sumner Geer. OF No. lsf East 18TH
street. monologist and child impersonator..
will give her annual entertainment tor tho
BowcrS Mission ON Tuesday evening. No
vembcr 10. She will be assisted by MAY
kidder-PieTce. Organist; Eleanor Iivtngston
Haley. soprano. and Mary Louise Wosloes
IN musical impressions Of poem.