Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17

Tuesday evening at Blanchard hall for the
benefit of St Cecelia's church. The numbers
announced are as follows: Opening address,
Hon Paul T. Mccormick; violin solo, "Ro-
nance" (Svendsen), Majella Rowland Lacey;
humorous representations George A. Lynch
"Nymphs and Fauns" CBemberg), Mrs. Fred
Dorm, Mrs. Semnacher at the piano; harp solo,
"Reverie' John Thomas, Mrs Jessie Cook
Haskins selections from French opera, j.
w Olivier, Mrs. semnacher at the piano;
violin SOLO "Vbee (Schubert), Hungarian
dance Brahms) Majella Rowland Lacey;
Hamlet's soliloquy, William Stoermer; harp
solo, selections from "The Lily of Killarney"
Mrs. Jessie Cook Haskins; AVE Maria" (Gou-
nod, by request, violin obligato, Miss Lacey,
Mrs. Fred Dorm. Lucille eNowland-semnacher,
accampanist throughout the program.
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The pupils of the Davis Music studio enjoyed
a most novel function last Tuesday night in
the recital hall Of the Majestic Theater build
ing. The program given as follows by
the pupils, who were zen masque' and
costumed to represent the characters pre-
sented: Charity (AiacDermid) Miss Frances
Sides; Aeolnn harp (Smith), Miss Florence
Perkins; IF I Could Call the Years Back
CNorth Miss Lulu Hunter; Elizabeth's Prayer
from "Tannhauser' (Wagner), Mrs j. W.
Rockheld; Itch treble dch him (Schumann),
Miss Florence Patrick; Swedish Folk Song
Hendricks) Miss Nettie Pauson; Minuette
Antique (SeeboeckO, Miss Henrietta NJ. Rus
sell; "A China Tragedy" CThomas), Miss Rosa
Domazar; Japanese Love Song CThomas). Miss
Alice 1. Russell; ITO My Love" CCowen),
Miss Blanche Cottingham; Jewel Song from
Faust" (Gounod), Miss Eva Hendrck.
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The next concert of the Ellis club will be
given Tuesday evening" with Nuncie Sabini
loie ef ba will nda
these numbers: From the Desert" pro
Thereof THE Sailors Dream" (AbD. "Trau-
merei" (Schumann), aria, Dear Love, Thine
Aid" from Sampson and Delilah;" Before
the King Daniels) "a Birthday" CCowen),
THE Hand Organ Man" (Othegraven),
"Rhapsodie" (Brahms), Sword of Ferrara''
Bullard), From Siberia" (sokonow), "Phoe-
bus, Arise!" CPaine.), Mrs. Bittman will also
sing the solo in Brahms "Rhapsodie" with
the club.
The eighty-seventh organ recital by Archi-
bald Sessions at Christ church will be given
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Roland
Paul. tenor will assist in the program which
is as foloys: Toccata in d minor, Doric q.
8. Bach; Andantino in D fiat Qemare); Ca
price CWolstenholme); Vorspiel TO Act V,
king Manfred" (Carl Reinecke); serenata
OdoszkowskD; tenor How Long, o Lord,
of David CBuck); March and chorus from
"Tannhauser' Wagner). The last organ re-
cital Of the season win be given Wednesday
night May 4, at s:15 O'clock when the
chestra will assist.
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Bernice Morrison, n young pianiste gave
program last evening at the studio Of her
teacher in Rampant street. and showed de-
cided talent. The numbers given were Bach,
prelude and fugue, Z major, Paradise Toe
cata, major; Scarlatu Tausig, pastorale;
Schuman, Romance, op. Is; Mcdowell. etude
de concert; Alkan lie Veut. op l5, No. g.
pupils recital was given at the studio OF
Mr. and Mrs Thilo Becker in Alvarado street
last evening in which a number Of the younger
talented musicians did excellent work, being
violin pupils Of Mrs Becker Those who took
part were Caroline Lefever, Purcell Mayer,
oliver Morton, Florence Taylor, Dorothy Arm
strong, Audrey Creighton, Rachel Vanderson,
Wandyne Carswell Louis Robinski,
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Archibald Sessions has the entire direction
OF music at Christ church, where the vocal
music is furnished by a vested choir Of men
and women. These singers give their services
gratuitousy and there is no professional
quartet,