New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Mics AMY Grants fail engagements VI
onara recitals will include Albany. go
to~a buffalo. Chicago. Des MONIES dii"
Mason City, Iowa
Agnae Sumner Geer. Of No. 10 East l'tn
street. gave her first studio al'eI mon
+he vaIdorf-Astoria yesterday- The ente'-
.at,~r+ vas supplied by Miss Helen
tIor,ne who gave several whistlinE SOLOS
a-,d limitation, Miss Hazel Naylor- VINO
,a.r,, several sonrano solos. accompanied "S
,Tf-s ~avIor- Mary Louise Woeiber. VINO
gave her musical impressions OF poems AN"
+ro of Miss Geer's pupils Miss Florence
wilson and LueH Gear. who gave mono
logues.
.t q reception and musical given az the
Waldorf Astoria on october 10 ny lhe
Daughters Of Ohio. Miss Lillian oohcoru
Jonasan. a young dramatic soprano pup''
of Dr. Franklin Lawgon. made 8ooo Hli-
pression b. her singing of Temple heliS'
bv Amv Woodforde-Finden. Her rendlIloli
of the dramatic Santuzza aria from Mas
cae,ni.s "CavalIeria Rusticaua" evoked
much applause. The accompanments were
nIaved bv Pauline Ntrnberger. DR.. Law
sons regular accompanist-
William C. Carl has arranged for a series
of synlposiurne this season at the Gullmah'
Crgar school or subjects of large tm2of-
tance to organists The first viii ne heid
next Thursday. when Papers Will oe pre-
pared and read on The History or lne
H-,-ar .'Orcau Stops ''StrinSed lustTu-
ments." Brass Instruments, The " ooo-
Wind ..-he Pianoforte" and The Harp
In the Cooper Union Auditorium ON sat
urdav. October 15 a vocal and Instrumental
concert was given by the POale Zion Sing
ing Society. Henry Lefkowitz. conductor
and Platon Rrounoff. assisted by Nine r
Kranz. soprano: Charles Kaiser. tenor: MI
C;Iuszaz. barytone: Maurice Mike. violin
ist: Henry Moshkowitz. cello. and Nine e.
Russino. soprano. An excellent programme
OF fifteen numbers in two parts was rem
dered before a good sized audience.
NJ. E Rogers. manager for Henry Liff-
announces bookings for the Lift Orchestra
on November .. H. Is ana %. in MOrr1stown-
y J.: three balls in the Hotel Astor for
full military band on December "A. Febru-
ary Is and April p: six musicals in the
Hhtel AstOr on November >, December 3
January ! February g. March and April
l. receptions at the same hotel on October
% and .: q breakfast in the Hotel AstOr
%. W
January .. a reception in the Waldorf on
March 20 four balls in DelmOnico's on De
cember 16. January Is. February 3. Febru-
ary 2l and a reception in Morristown.
y /. on November q.
Theodore Ursula Irvine gave a Browning
recital last Thursday at the Athena CLUB
of Washingtonville. y. Y. Many who heard
it said it was the best recital ever given
before this organization.
Nina Mil soprano sang number Of
songs at the dinue~ given by Mrs. George
Washington. president Of the Daughters of
America in the Psrlors OF tine Hotel km-
pire. last Monday evening. Among the
songs she sang were arias from ''Boheme "
Carmen and "Trayiata," with songs by
Hawley. Schneider and Schubert Miss
Mills will sing at the Waldorf next Thurs
day evening and for the Gotham club in
November
Dr. Ion Jackson has resumed his classes
at No. ia Carne sic Han on Mondays and
Thursdays. also at FfshkiIl- on the Hudson.
y. Y. Tuesdays In addition classes
have been organized IN NewburG, y Y.
ana al White Plains. DR. Ion Jackson is a
member of the New York TadricaI and
Glee Singers. of which Or. Carl Dunt.
Lucy Marsh and Emma Brett SeIleck are
the other members. This organization will
give three concerts for the BROOKLYN Ipsti-
tute this season.
Frederick l.. Bristol closed his season IN
Coburg by Swing the bridal scene from
"LohenSrin" ana the last act OF Tam
Louser.'
Miss Elizabeth 81 Ives, who came from
Los Angeles last fall TO study with Wills
+ Bacheller. sang six weeks euCagerlent
in the last summer at Atlantic CITY with
Conway's Band. besides ten DAYS en-
gagement at Willow Grove Last Nav Miss
St Ives obtained the solo soprano position
IN Calvary Methodist Church. East Orange.
y. J.
Reinald Werrenrath, the barytonr. will
give recital in Mendelssohu Han on
Tuesday evening October ..