New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

DunniEg. Miss Florence Libby and Miss
Clara Worth will also present their orig
inal compositions All who have had the
pleasure OF listening to the pupils are warm
in their praise Sc the splendid work done
by them. Last Friday the programme was
in German.
) significant announcement IN connection
with the Master School of Music is that
they have secured Edward Falck, assistant
conductor and coach at the Metropolitan
Opera House. as Il member of the teaching
staff. through the efforts of Mrs. Aurelia
Jaeger Fe will act rs coach, chorus
master and teacher Of the literature or
music He at one time assistant
| to Jean de Reszke in Paris.
| In compliment TO two young women who
! had lust announced their engagements Mrs
Frederic Storm on Thursday afternoon
! gave j tea at her home, Hilibright, Bay
side. He~ guests of honor were Miss Viz
ginia Ahles, whose fance is John Crunlp.
OF Philadelphia. and Miss Ethel Story. who
is 10 marry Frank 7. Boynton, Of Manhat-
tan. The receiving party included Mrs.
Storm. tr. Mrs. Ralph Buerl, Mrs. Brouton
/ Bell Miss Bell, Mrs. Edward Goodell, Mrs
Stewart Mcknight. Miss Jennie Stratton
ana Miss Fannie Ahles. Masses OF snow
\ balls and a quantity of greens were used in
the decoration.
| Thursday ing was marked by the
vaudeville s.: ,hc auditorium Of the Bed
ford Branch oi ,he Young Mems Christian
Association 10y the Alpha Delta Sigma. The
personnel of the entertainment made its
success q foregone conclusion. Miss Elsie
Preston appeared in a sketch supported by
James Lee Wiley. Henry Gaines Hawes. DR..
| A. H. Stevenson and Hiss Anne Du Bois.
Miss Grace Hornby gave limitations of d
popular English music hall singer and sang
some of her best known songs. Miss Juliet
Griffiths gave Spanish dance and Henry
Allan Price contributed some character
songs. Victor Foster and Harry Lambert
made I'D as minstrels and Mr.. Lambert was
also seen in an act with half a dozen girls.
They were Miss Sally Bowling, Miss Lou
ise Scholes, Miss Irene Newton, Miss Edith
Patterson, Miss Maie Spadone and Miss
Gladys I.aighton.
Mrs. Gaynor regrets that she will be
unable 10 attend the folk dances to be
given Tuesday afternoon on the Long
branch of the Public Schools Athletic
League because Of a, previous engagement
of long standing. but she hopes to be
present at the like entertainment when
it takes places in Manhattan on Tuesday.
June Z. Although the, girls branch Of
the Public Schools League was organized
a year or two after the starting of that
for the boys by General George Wood
Wingate it did not amount to much until
last year, when the first open air meet
was held at the Parade Grounds This
year nearly two thousand children are
TO take part in the exercises, which will
be postponed until the following Friday
should it rain Tuesday. Mrs. Alfred Seton
! Post is president Of the league, and
among the Brooklyn directors are Mrs.
Frederick B. Pratt. Mrs Herbert l.. Pratt.
Mrs. Thomas P. French and Miss
Louisa NJ. Wingate. Besides Mayor and
Mrs. Gaynor, there were invited Mrs
Camden c. Dixie and Mrs. George Pratt.
| The Students Glee Club, of which Miss
NJ Louise Mundell is musical director. will
give its first subscription concert on
| Wednesday evening, the 25th, at the Pouch
Gallery. The club will be assisted by such
well known artists as William Grazing
King, violinist; Edith NIilligan-King, pian-
list, and ". Paulding De Nike, 'cellist- A
| number of the club members will be heard
in solos, including JuIiette Selleck, dramatic
soprano; Elizabeth Cozine colorature
soprano; Ruth s. HOagland, A Claire
! Lampman, Harriet B. Hutchinson. Bessie
May Sparrow, Marguerite Lane and Lucille
D. Gaunt The partial list of subscribers
| includes Mrs. Edwin Austin Fitch, Mrs
Adaline King-Wiley, Mrs. Bernard Ris.
Mrs. Fred B. Dalzell, Fred B. DaIzell. Mrs
Charles T. Faber Mrs. Calvin Z. Hull
Jerome L. Bates, Mrs Charles De Witt
Hommel, Charles De Witt HommeI Mrs
| w L Valentine. Chauncey Garrett Cozine,
Henry Culver Head. Mrs. Walter b Win
chell' Mrs. George W ,Snedeker, Joseph
Mart1ng, Mrs. Clarence Lampman. Mrs.
| Charles Quincy BeaudeI, DR.. j. Russell
Lane, Miss Louise Duffy, Miss Bessie Nav
sparrow Mrs. Thomas Alvin Payne, Louis
+. Gaunt, Mrs. Morris Bernian, Charles
Mintram, Mrs. Willis Z. Stafford, Willis f.
Stafford Miss Anna Boyer, Mrs. Frank
Habes, DR.. George Hills Her, Mrs. George
Hills Her, Mrs. Andrew J. Perry. Miss
Beatrice Gaunt, Miss Emma L. Dennis
MIS- George Rapp, Mrs. Charles Allen.
Mrs. Anna Cozine. Mrs David Wallace
Hutchinson and Mrs. Ward 3. Jones.
That among the very poor Is often found
musical talent Of q high grade is 2. well
known TACT, so the announcement that
steps are being taken to start q branch OF
the Music School Settlement in this hor-
ough VIII be received with approval bv
those interested in the uplift of the poorer
| classes While the Music School in Man
haitian has expressed its willingness 10 Sill
perv1se the work. it cannot, OF course. be
responsible for it financially. It is expect-
ed that appeals for its support will soon be
issued TO those who previously have signi-
fed their desire to help such a project