Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

Dwight McGaugney. InlS AMBITIOUS
selection was played by the band at
Catalina last summer, and since then
Mr.. McGaughey has arranged it for
orchestra. 1t was one of the notice
ably successful numbers in a program
we'll selected and rendered with dis
cretion and technical finish. under the
baton of William H. Mead, director.
officers of the orchestra are: LEW
ellyn A. Parker. president; Elva No
BILE, vice president; Emile Bendel,
secretary; Fred Hammes, librarian;
Harry w. Little, treasurer; William
n Mead, director; Carrie e. Ling
strom, concert mistress; and instru-
mentalists are: Violin-Carrie f..
Lingstrom, Harold Walberg, Horace
Barton, Mrs. D. E. Hipolito, Pearl N.
Bartz, Emile Bendel, Prentice Steed,
Hazel Dessery, Elva Noble, Arthur
Gripp. William Rohde, May Phillips.
Richard Bailey Florence Fragner, A.
C. Mcconnell William Haag, Magda-
lena Wi1dasin, Mrs. Walter Gibson,
j. w. Marengo. Lorna Reavis, Earl
Boogar Viola-Edna Shepherd Lou
isa Wildasin, Joe Halder, Otto Hasen-
camp. Cello-Paul e. Simonds, Nor
man Gay, Mrs. S. Il. Exley, Mrs. Fl.
H. Parker. Bass-Mildred Jones, j..
r. Milligan. Mrs Grace Hamrick, A.
c. Vielle Virginia r. Miller. Flute
Mrs. H. w Little. Piccolo and flute
L. A. Parker. Clarinet-Fred Haag,
d. w. Warren. Warren j. Beebe.
Oboe-C Leroy Lowman, Walter Glib
son. Baritone saxophone-J. D. Nor
gan. Bassoon-Mrs. Evangeline De
Frame. Cornet-Howard Wilson, Le-
Roy Church. French horn-Frederick
Fellows, William Gunner. Trombone
Virgil Sewell Harp-Dr. r. A. Harris.
Euphonium-Dr II. S. Richardson.
,Tympani, drums, etc,-Fred Hammesr
H. P. Briggs.
Regina Vicarino and Alberto Sac
chetti of the Bevani Opera company
visited Signor Lucchesi's studio last
week, and heard his best pupils in some
operatic selections. So highly pleased
were the two artists with the excellent
performance of those students, that
they Immediately engaged Miss Aileine
Cauthorn, Miss Gladys Jeffers, Miss
Mary Campbell and Mrs. f. r. Dorm to
study each one opera and make their
debut during the summer operate sea-
son which will take place In Venice
Cal, next June, July, August and Sep
tember controlled by carino-Sacchet-
I'll. Miss Cauthorn is now studying
Rossini's Barber of Seville;" Miss JEFF
fers "Cavalleria Rusticana;" Miss
Campbell Faust" and Mrs. Dorm, I'll
TroVatore."
Manager Behymer's next offer in the
great philharmonic course will be
Jaroslay Kocian, well known to the
Los Angeles public from his last visit
here several years ago. His recent Eu-
ropean triumphs have given him much
distinction. Critics have classed him
with the greatest living artists of the
violin. Kocian will play here early In
January.
Nine. GerVille- Reache of the famous
Manhattan Opera company is coming
to Southern California to give a sons
recital under the management OF the
philharmonic course at Simpsons au-
Gitorium the latter part of January
The Gerville-Reache program shows a
more extended repertoire than most OF
the modern recital artists She was Sc
lected recently by the Woman's club
of Columbus to present its annual mu-
sical program at Memorial hall in that
city and gave the same series of COM
positions which will be presented in
Los Angeles, and which served to show
the versatility of the singer. Last sea-
son in addition to her operate tri-
jumps, she sang with the Boston SYM
phony orchestra, the Theodore Thomas
orchestra the st. Louis Apollo club
and at the w WOrCeSISr IeSllNdi' MlHS
Gerville-Reache has been compared
with Nine. louise Homer and Nine
Schumann- Helix
Miss Sophie Hogan and Miss Ella
Mulick entertained with a musicale
yesterday afternoon at the Hollywood
school for girls. They were assisted
in receiving their guests by members
of the faculty, and this delightful pro-
gram was given by teachers in the
music department under the direction
of Miss Mathilde Dietrichson, director
Polonaise F sharp minor, Chopin, Miss
Erie Bachus; Slaye song, del Riego
italian aria, Giordani; A vision. Grieg
Falksang, Dannstrion, Miss Dietrich
son; piano solo, Spinning song from
Flying Dutchman, Wagner-Liszt LEG
lestraum, Liszt, Dedication Schumann
Miss Ina Goodwin; violin, Meditation
from That's, La Fleurie, Canperin-Pow-
ell, Gavotte and Mussette Tor Aulin
Miss Lalla Fagge. Guests from Los
Angeles, Pasadena and Hollywood filled
the reception and music rooms and
both the social and musical features
of the afternoon were delightful,