Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
Music Notes

II LILLIAN A. SMITH, who played
with brilliant success at several
IL concerts here the past winter,
will leave the city early in the autumn
for a three year sojourn IN Europe
where she will continue her planlstlc
studies. When she was abroad three
years ago Miss Smith played with
great success at court concert given
by the Archduchess Marie Annuncla-
ia and Princess Terese Schwarzenberg
and her attachments at that time and
since then have been so encouraging
that Mr. and Mrs. Richard Il. Crane OF
Chicago have urged her to go abroad
again for further study, allowing them
to act as her patrons. Miss smith ana
her mother will pass a month with
these friends at their summer home
at Lake Geneva before sailing for Eu-
rope Miss Smith will give farewell
recital Tuesday evening, May 81, at
Blanchard hall, assisted by Mrs. MIN
ME Gazzola-Love, soprano
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Roland Paul will sing at the COM
mencement exercises of the Girls
classical school in Pasadena next
Thursday night. Mr.. Pauls numbers
will include songs which have been
written for and dedicated to him. One
of these numbers will be dramatic
songs, 1.-THE Ballad of the Two Kings
Children" which Henry Edmond Earle
has composed and which will have its
first public performance at that time,
and the others will be a group of songs
by Edith Haines- Kuester.
MIR. Earle will play the accompani-
ment Tor his song.
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Beatrice Hubbell-Plummer of Pasa-
dena has been engaged as soprano
soloist with the Fidelia Maennerchor
society which will give a concert at
Simpson auditorium Thursday evening.
The members of the Strollers quar-
tet have returned from an eight
months engagement with the Redpath
Lyceaum bureau, and will remain In
California until July 5th, when they
return east for Chautauqua engage
ments. The members of the quartet
are George Ewing, Ray Carpenter, VIII
liam Wells and James Steele.
s.
The Philharmonic society of Long
Beach will sing "The Last Judgment"
by Louis Spohr, next Friday evening
in the First M. E. church of that city.
This society has n singing chorus of
seventy-eight members and will have
the assistance of these soloists: Mrs.
w F.. Wiseman, soprano: Mrs. T. q.
Harrison, contralto; A. L. Parmley.
tenor; G. w. Isaacs. bass. Miss Myrtle
Ouelett will play the harp, Mrs c. w.
Mitchell will be at the piano and DR..
c. w. Mitchell will direct the pro-
duction.
Charles Farwell Edison, basso. and
Miss Harriet Jones, pianist. gave a
recital Friday evening in Glendale.
Mr.. Edson's program included: "Ber-
nice" (HandeD, Love Me or Not"
(SecchD. REST I've None by Night or
Day" (Mozart), "The Lass with the
Delicate Air" (Arne), 1.-THE Jester"
(Bantock) "To Russia" (Sidney
Homer), "Sweet Eileen" edward
Green). Rolling Down to Rio" (Ed-
ward Germany. Life and Death"
(Neidlinger), "Oh, That We Two Were
Maying" (Nevin). Mother Mine" &C.
F. Edson), go Make Thy Garden"
Crank Lynes), ION the Road to Man
delay" (Henry Trevannion). Ella
watha's Wooing" (Rossiter G. Cole),
Miss James solos included: Prologue
from "PPagliacci" Oeoncavello), pre-
iude (Chopin), "Serenade and Papil-
Ions" cole Oleson), "Polichinelle"
(RachmaninofO
s.
Mrs. Estelle Heartt Dreyfus will give
a song recital Tuesday morning at the
Highland Park Ebell club. Her pro-