Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20
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Mrs. Ethel Lytle Boothe, soprano,
from Portland, and more recently San
jose, is In the city and will be heard at
the First Methodist church this after
noon. Mrs. Gertrude Wakefield Fugate,
O. contralto who has already made
many friends in the city, will also sing.
Mrs. Boothe held the leading position
as soprano soloist while in Portland.
Her magnificent voice Is sure to win
many friends for her here.
While Mrs. Boothe has made no def
inite arrangements concerning her To-
cal sojourn, many friends hope that she
may remain here.
s.
Mrs. Gertrude Hassler Fugate will
sing in the First Methodist church to-
day. She comes here from Indianapo-
| lis, where she held the position of con-
tralto soloist and percentor.
Mrs. Fugate has already been heard
| in informal recitals and small musl-
Gales, but her friends are anticipating
much pleasure from hearing her this
afternoon in the Sunday school con-
vention at the BDrst Methodist church.
R-$s-
The Municipal band, Harley Hamil-
ton director, will play in Central park
Sunday, February 20. at 2:3O p. m. The
program is as follows:
March. "The Passing Soldiers ...........Costa
Waltz, Showers of Cold ......:.. .Waldteufel
Hungarian czardas. Last Love-. GungeI
Cornet solo. Concert Waltz z'....."..... Rogers
VIII Z. Bates.
"F'ackeltanz' . .......................Mey .Meyerbeer
Egmont overture Beethoven
| Boero, "Leggero Invisible .............. .Ardid
Selections from Patience Sullivan
Lovenberg
| Gounod
| The date for the Tilly Koenen con-
| cert has been set for March in Simp-
son auditorium. Reservations may be
made on and after February % in the
Behymer ticket office.
| B. r. Baumgardt will start his Sun
| day evening lectures February 2T in
Blanchard hall, giving his interesting
| and up-todate lecture on 1.-THE Comet" "
Popular prices will prevail this sea-
| son on account of the increased seat
| ing capacity over last year in Sym
| phony hall.
s.
The Flonzaley quartet, which has
created an enviable position for itself
| throughout the east, gave the second
concert in its series in Mendelssohn
hall, Chicago, on Tuesday evening
| last. It's program was one of the most
| interesting yet presented and they gave
it with fine ensemble and surety.
| s.
Mrs. J. II. Newkirk assisted by pu-
| pills entertained about 100 guests with
| a musical and reception in the Y. w.
| C, A. music rooms Friday evening.
| The program was given by Mrs.
| Newkirk, Miss Lorena Whipple, Miss
Vera Lothrope, u. Earl Meeker and
| Edgar Ducommun, assisted by a. mixed
| chorus of twenty voices. Mrs. M.
Hennion Robinson was at the piano.
/
Nine. Teresa Carreno, the famous
pianist, upon reviewing De Chauve-
nets composition entitled ''Pecadora,'
wrote him as follows: "All my thanks
for the amiable sending of your charm
ing composition, 'Pecadora.'
| The following program was rendered
| by the teachers and a number of pupils
selected from the advanced grade of
the Davis music studio Thursday
night. February II, in the rehearsal
hall at the Majestic Theater building.
The large audience proved apprecia--
tive of the work of the pupils and
teachers:
Deep in My Heart. ..s........ Gentleman
Miss Florence Patrick.
When violets Their Fragrance Spill
| ....m.. ........ ..... .Sparro"
L. e. Russell.
| (A) Len7 .".........''''s 80 'h1llNpoof
| (b) schlupfwinkle ...........:. La Forge
| Miss Rosa DomaZar.
The Nightingale and the Star. Herbert
| Miss Eva Hendrick.
Think ................... .harofo'
Fabius Blanchard.
Spring ...... ...,........,...,' .Her,chel
| Miss Alice Russell.
| Trao from Elijah, Lift Thine Eyes.
! Mendelssohr
Alice I. Russell, Florence Patrick,
| Rosa Domazar, Eva Hendrick, Net
tie Paulson, Lulu Hunter.
| Rustles of Spring g........,......... .Slndlne
Miss Henrietta NJ Russell
(a) There Was a Prince from opera
NJ IL GSaFny NAM. nar,bera GI,tsea
Mrs Louise c. Davis.
Romance, for violin. .swendson
| Miss Nettie A. Kirkham.
| Piano duet-Rhapsody No. 2........ .Lsz'
Miss H. NJ. Russell, DR.. Eugene Il. Davis
Guests at the Hollywood hotel en-
joyed a special musical program last
| Tuesday evening, when the entertain
ers there arranged Spanish evening.
The program included violin solos by
Miss Marie Azpiroz. dancing by Miss
Matilda and songs by Misses Louise
and Rose Villa. Mrs. ]. B. Small
played the accompaniments.
Preceding the musical entertainment
the musicians entertained with beau
tifully appointed dinner for these
guests: Miss Brown, Miss Critchell.
Miss Elizabeth X. Shea, DR.. Brown
and Messrs. Hagany, Loomis and Fer
nando Villa. The program:
vlolin-Potpourri de aires Espanoles Q.u
Genial.
Cancion-"La Hamaca."
Raile--'La Caelmelia. -
Cancion--"El Caputin."
Violin-"Jota Aragoneesa" (Sarasate).
Canoion-''La Mariposa."
Bale Espana."
| Eiolin-''Ia Paloma." "