Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10

evening, April 15. In addition to the
regular members and patrons the gen
eral public will be admitted at the
very nominal sum of so cents. The
program promises to be a most inter-
estlng one, including as it does the
best local compositions presented by
the best local musicians in the city
Morton r. Mason and Miss Fannie
Dillon will be represented in the In
strum entail compositions, while Miss
Laura Zerbe,s late songs, +. Fl. Col
by's two new songs and Waldo F.
Chase's exquisite compositions Will be
sung by Mrs. Philip Zobelein, Mrs. j
L. Selby and Harry Clifford Lott. re-
spectively. Julius Bierlich, all too sell
dom heard in capacity of violin solo
ist, will render Charles r. Pemberton's s
new Concert -stucke." Among the 9TH
er artists appearing will be Miss Mar
garet Goetz, Miss Hazel Runge and
twenty of the Ellis club members un-
der Mr.. Poulin's direction presenting
one of Frederick Stevenson's recent
chorus compositions.
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The Ellis club will be heard in con-
cert at Simpson auditorium Tuesday
evening, April 10.
Ethel Lucretia Olcott guitarist, will
appear in recital in Blanchard hall
Friday. She will be assisted by La
Bandurria Guitar trio. Miss Charlotte
Powers. reader. and Miss Myrtle Nc
Cabe, pianist.
c. g. DeLano is now holding rehears-
ais for his annual concert to be given
the last of April. Two clubs and a
mandolin orchestra of flfty-flve players
will be presented. Miss Edith l..
Knox, soprano, who recently returned
from the east will assist
Mrs. Mayne-windsor gave recital
last Sunday at the Hotel Hollywood,
giving a group OF Spanish songs, two
Italian arias and two Indian songs by
Troyer, sung in the Indian language.
The Operatic society, which is to be
under the direction of Jaroslaw de
Zielinsli, Is meeting with approval Of
local singing teachers and among those
instructors who commend the idea are
Roland Paul, Carl Bronson, Gage
Christopher, Harry Girard, Harry Cliff
ford Lott, j. B. Poulin and other people
widely known In musical circles.
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DR.. Bruce Gordan Kingsley. who has
been I'll with serious aural difficulty,
has recently undergone a critical surgi-
cal operation which promises relief.
Physicians in charge of the case assure
DR., Kingsley that he will be able to
leave the hospital within the next ten
days, and that he may soon resume his
musical activities. The summer pill
grimage for musicians In Europe
which was planned before this illness
will be arranged. and the party viii
leave here about June 10, preparatory
to sailing from Montreal July /.
In the party will be Miss Helen VIII
liams, Miss Gertrude Parsons, Miss
Lucille Dixon, Mrs. A. Maginn. Mrs. M.
f. Pierce, Mrs. w. c. Read, Miss Sarah
Goodrich, Mrs. NJ. Y. Wheeler. Miss
Wheeler and Miss Josephine Robinson
of Santa Barbara will be in the party
and also Mrs. Ida Withers and Miss
Withers of this city, with their friend,
Miss Lucille Harwood. Paul Giddings
and party will be members of this
group Of musicians, and the tour Will
embrace points of special musical in
terest In the European centers, as we'll
as many of the ordinary points in
cluded in tourists itinerary. The pro-
duction of the Passion play at Oberam-
mergau is one of the objective points
which the party will visit.