New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

sang an aria from La Tosca," also Har-
riet Wares Sunlight and an ave Marta
BY S. Macaulay.
Charles l. Van Bars orchestra FUR
nished the music last evening at the dinner
OF the Royal Insurance Company. which
took place ar the Hotel Astor- The orches-
ira Will also play ar Harvey Ladew's dance
tomorrow evening at the Hotel Plaza
Carrie Louise Dulnfng viii give another
demonstration OF the DUnning system o,
improved music study next Friday AFTER
noon at the Hunts Point Presbyterian
Church. in The Bronx
The International Quartet. under the con-
ductorship OF NJ H Mates, is preparing
the "Stabat Mater for a performance nexc
month weekly rehearsals now being held a.
the International Conservatory. No 733
Lexington avenue The quartet, which -
considered one OF the best IN the city. viii
have advanced pupils OF the conservatory
20 assist IN the performance The members
Of the quartet are Nine. Elsie Erdtnazn.
soprano: Miss Mayo Cooanghan. alto.
Ford h Doe. tenor. and William Htrscr-
mann, bass.
Professor Navajo. OF No. 245 East 11eth
address. where he viii teach stringeds ru-
sic. including the violin: mandolin and the
piano Professor Navajo Is an ItaIian
graduate
Zilpha Barnes Woods Vocal and OYER
attic School last evening presented the
Last VIII and Testament comic oper-
eta in one act, by Karl Merz for the Peo-
pies Institute, ar the Hebrew Technical
avenue The following comprised the cast
Mary Richardson. Ethel Merritt, Belle
Fromme. Mary Hrabe. Otto WeiseI and
Jennie Berkshire
Yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Harold Cod
wins home. No. 305 Lexington avenue. the
pupils OF Inga Hoegsbro gave a piano re-
cttaI comprising leading Norwegian and
Russian compositions The following names
appeared on the programme Eleanor
Naunburg. VaIbOrg Rosenquis-. Rosarond
Sherwood, Diana TweddeIl. Geraldine Nell
son. Helen Hamilton. Alice Appleton. Mary
Turner Harriette Post. Elizabeth Turner,
Tiny Goodwin. Mary E Watson and NAV
Gallagher.
Mary Elizabeth Cheney. soprano fCarne-
gle HalD, is or two weeks concert tour
in the Middle West. She sang at the West
minister College OF Music on January "a
Miss Margaret And>r-on. the English pf-
anist, viii give recital in Brooklyn on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Hanna NJ Beiell, whose studio Is m
the Lincoln Square Court. northwest cor
ner OF saith street and Broadway has On
her roll several ambitious pupils Among
them are Arthur SOmmer who viii soon b
heard IN public and who, II IL expected
VIII earn favorable comment. and Gordon
Mullen. a boy pupil who II is claimed has
marked musical ability. Miss BodeIle
studied under the rutership OF the well
known master, George Sweet.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. August Lewis
gave a recital OF Brahnas's psanof0rre music
and songs by Arthur Whiting. assisted by
Mrs Charles Ra5oId ar No 112 East 18th
street
A piano recital by the younger pupils
OF NJ Duble-Scheele. assisted by Mrs VII
ford Waters. meZzo soprano. took place
yesterday afternoon ar the Master Music
Studio. No 27Ss Broadway. NJ Duble-
Scheele. director Among those who took
part were Miss Lorraine SicSsi. Hubert
Bassett Mrs Waters. Mss Margaret Cone,
MISS N1fk-lid NGTCc. MzStST tlAdEfce CrJlll-
Miss Louise Dillingham; and Master Arthur
Terry
Agnes sumner Geer. the uaonologisS and
child iInpersOnator. will give her annual
concert Thursday February "a az the As
tor Gallery IN the Waldorf-Astoria- She
viii be assisted by Florence Martin Ak
man, contraIto. Eleanor Livingston Haley.
soprano: Elizabeth 2. Munson. whistler.
with May Kidder Pierce at the piano. and
by the Henry Liz trio
DR. N J. Elsenheiner. who finished
series OF the Interpretation lecture-recitais
al the Cranberry Piano Studio on Thurs
day. is receiving hearty congratulations
over the success OF his cantata "Consecra-
ton OF Arts" He says IL Will be rendered
IN festival concert before the German
Emperor next May In wieshaden. the native
city OF the composer Copies OF the music
have been shipped abroad and renearsaaS
will begin Immediately under the pernunal
leadership of the conductor OF the ctty's
orchestra
A lecture recital OF the opera "E1ektrAs
by Amy Grant reader. and Charles L SAT-
ford. lecturer and pianist. viii take pIac-
this afternoon at o'clock AT Miss Grants
studio. No. rs West 55th street
Miss Gertrude Savage. the well known pk-
anist was the principal soso.s- a, Shs ..-~..
lar concert OF the Newark Orasorio society
on Wednesday evening last IN Wallace Hall
Miss Savage besides playing a group OF
solos. including Brahrnsis ~Rhapsocic' and
some Chopin and MarDowen numbers.
played the piano part IN a Mozart trio.
Beethovens quintet for wind Instruments
and piano. and the Grtes sonata Op 40 tor
violin and piano. Miss Savage who had .
hearty reception. has been under the tnsrruc-
ton OF Louis Arthur Russell for the last
nve or six years ar the Normal Insttru,a.
and Is considered an excellent exponent of
the Russell system OF pianoforte study Ar
this same concert Mrs Jessie Marshall So
prano. also appeared soloist Mrs Mar
snail IL also a graduate from the Russell
studios II Carnegie Hall Dayol Sanders
vioiinist, OF this city. also made a deep
impression on the attentive audience pres
enr
j. o ProchaZka announces at the Pm
chazkA Studio. Nyaek (braacn OF Carnexss
Hall), a Bach-Debussy recital TO take plac.
after Easter. Mr.. Prochazka make. a xr.
cialty OF Bach courses