New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

On Friday evening, January Ia. at the
Master Music Studios. NJ. Duble-Scheele.
director, No. 27S9 Broadway. classic dane
ing demonstration will be given by Miss
Dora B. Brown, assisted by Miss Caroline
A. Baxter and Miss Emily A. O'Keefe.
The following artists will appear in con-
cert at the Peoples Institute meeting in
the large hall of Cooper Union this even
ing: Nikolai Sokoloff, of Boston. violinist;
Miss McCu!loh. soprano. and Ernest Bayne
Manning. pianist. Walter L. Bogert will
be the musical director.
Miss Amy Grant assisted by Charles L.
Stafford. will give lecture recitals on the
opera Electra" on Sundays this month
and also on Tuesday, January Is. at $3.50
p. m, at her studio. No. rs West 18th
street.
The Womens Musical Club. of East Or
ange, N. j., was so pleased with Miss De
Lone's harp recital last November that she
has been engaged TO play for the same or
ganization early in March. Miss De Lone
announces studio recital later in the sea-
son, at No. S25 West 55th st.
Miss ]. Harrison-Irvine, pianist, is at
her New York Carnegie HalD studio Sat
urdays. Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays.
Her duties as director of music at St
Mary's Hall, Burlington, n. j., occupy
the remaining days of the week. Miss
Irvine has a large private class for her
New York days. as we'll as pupils at a well
known uptown school.
Miss Elizabeth X. Patterson, soprano and
teacher of singing. will give musical on
the evening of January II, at her resi-
dence studio, No 257 West 10th street. She
will be assisted by Miss Franziska Helm
richs, a pianist and pupil of Carreno.
Florence Muiford numbers among her
pupils many singers now holding important
church positions In and around Newark
With all her concert and church work, she
finds time to give over sixty vocal lessons
a week at her residence studio in Newark.
n. j.
Agnes Sumner Geer. whose studio is at
No I24 East 18th street. entertained last
Saturday morning in the Wanamaker Audi
torium, giving monologues and child i'm
presentations.
Among the engagements Of the Henry
Lift Orchestra last week was the birthday
celebration of the Sorosis Club at the Wal
dorf and an alumni club dinner. Mr. Lin
is now at No. 1870 East 18th street
Conrad Kind. pianist and teacher, an
nounces the opening OF studio at Nos. COZ
and COS Carnegie Hall. where he will teach
every Wednesday between the hours of 3
and 2:SO Mir. Kind for the last eleven
years has been connected with the faculty
of the New York College of Music.
AT the annual dinner OF the School
masters Club of New York, which took
place last night at the Hotel St DENIS.
Theodore Ursula Irvine was the feature OF
an interesting programme. Miss Irvine's
part included several interpretations and
monologues and the reading OF a poem by
Browning. Her work greatly pleased those
present
Miss Helen Augusta Hayes. well known
among leading vocal teachers, has opened
the King Opera School for the purpose
of giving a wide repertory To her pupils as
well as those of other teachers at slight
cost Miss Hayes says she can give more
attention than most teachers to her pupils
work, because she refuses to give herself
to public life. as her singing is solely con-
fined to private work ip thu vicinity OF