New-York tribune., 1910-02-13

The musical programme arranged for the
Peoples Institute meeting at Cooper Union
last Sunday by Walter l. BogeTt musical
director greatly pleased those in attend
arce Miss Inez Barbour. soprano was the
soIoist and Mrs. Flora c. Emerson accom-
papist.
Miss 3. Margaret HoDerE. pianist COM
poser, appeared at the Choral Club con-
cert given by the Matinee Musical Club of
Philadelphia on January 81 at the Belle
vue-Stratford. y large audience heard a
varied programme with much pleasure
Miss Hoberg played Etude - major. Ber-
Ceuse. and B fat minor SchsrzO. of Chopin.
Four Of her new songs were sung also, two
by Edward Shippen Van Leer. tenor, and
Two BY Helen 1IacNamee. soprano Miss
Hobers will give a concert in East Orange
next week. assisted by we'll known artists
The Henry Lift Trio viii be heard on Feb
ruary . at the WaIdorf-Astoria- They will
play MendeIssohns D major Trio. Next
Wednesday the Henry Lift Orchestra will
be heard at the same hotel at the dinner OF
the Real Estate Board OF Brokers. OF which
Joseph P Day is president
John Cheshire has just completed the
score of a concerto for harp and orchestra.
which he has written for and dedicated TO
his daughter. Miss Zoe Cheshire
F. W Riesbers's choir, at the Central
Baptist Church, sang various choral set
tings OF the favorite hymn, Nearer, My
God to Thee" at the last musical SER
vice There were solos, duets. a trio and
two choruses and the pastor. the Rev
Frank NJ. GoodchiId. gave a talk the
TO cd n1nTr
will sing Rossini's '-Stabat Mater at the
next musical service. Sunday evening,
March g.
William C. Carl has received from Paris
two new organ pieces, The Angelus" and
Allegro Final in C major. which have
been especially written for and dedicated
to him by Albert Renaud. the we'll known
composer. Mr Carl VIII include them in
his repertory in his spring series of organ
recitaIs-
Mary Elizabeth Cheney, soprano (Car-
negie HaID, has returned from recital
tour in the Middle West In Pittsburg
and Burlington. Iowa, she gave a pro-
gramme of Welsh songs.
Miss Loretta De Lone. harpist. OF No.
325 West 55th street. will give a pro-
Gaelic songs with harp accompaniment at
WiIkes-Barre, Penn, on March 13- She
will also be heard at a concert in the
Astor Gallery of the Waldorf or February
"A and at the Woman's Club, in East
Orange, on March 9. when several trios
(harp. flute and violin) Will be rendered
Miss De Lone. who has number of tai
ented pupils, has done much TO advance
the standing of the harp as a solo instru-
ment.
The first of the series of musicals given
by Miss Ella BacEsus-Behr on the first and
third Sundays of the month took place
last Sunday at her residence studio. No
SO West SSth street. Among these taking
part besides the hostess. who acted as
accompanies and also favored with several
solos were Miss Flora PrOvan, soprano:
Miss Winffred Bauer. vioIinisC. and Frank
Steele, barytone.
The Englewood Musical Art Society
gave its third private concert at the En-
gIewood Lyceum. EngIewood. y. J., on Fri
day evening, February 4. Arthur ID.
Woodruff acted as conductor. An inter
esting programme was interpreted by Cecil
Tanning. barytone; Maximilian Pilzer. Vlo-
lin ana the New York Festival Orches-
as accompanists Mr.. Pilzer also played
at the Harvard Club concert. which took
place last Sunday afternoon at Harvard
Hall, this city
The piano recital given by Julian Pascal.
assisted by Beatrice Bowman. soprano.
and Hugh Allan, barytone. in the Plaza
ballroom ON Thursday evening was one
of the most successful ever given by this
teacher Mr.. Pascal rendered his part OF
the programme with such effect that he
was encored several times
The next concert and reception OF the
Harlem Lyric Conservatory OF Music will
he held at AIhambra Hall. 126th street and
Seventh avenue. on Thursday evening,
March 8 An interesting programme has
been prepared including violin, piano and
vocal solos Lessmanns symphony. vaiss
quadrille and the Jolly Sleigh Ride Party.
by request
& A Thoresen. tenor. has just been ap-
pointed soIoist in Christ Church at Short
Hills. N ]. Mr. Thoresen recently besan
vocal work under John w Nichols. tenor
and teacher. OF Carnegie Hall, who has
been having much success. many Of his
pupils now filling church choir positions
Claude Warford Will give a recital oc
GHberte songs at his studio, No IS East
I'D street. or Wednesday evening The
composer will be the accompanist- Besides
Mr. Warford. the following studsntS- will
sing: Alice Gregory, VI. Greenleaf- Smith
and Mrs. Bertram de Pierris. sopranos,
Mary Handel and Marguerite Sommer. con-
traItos and Malcolm MacGrath. barytone.
Cecile NJ Behrens. pianist and teacher. of
Carnegie Hall. played for Sorosis at the
Waldorf Monday evening Angela Cia-
nelii one OF Miss Behrens's pupils gave 4
successful recital recently at the Hotel
Plaza.
Miss Jane Lewis. a gifted yOuns reader.
pupil of Theodore Ursula Irvine. furnished
the leading feature at an entertainment in
the Metropolitan Temple last night Miss
Irvine gave a recital on Monday at the
Benjamin-Deane School for Girls, in River
side Drive
Hanna NJ, Bodeli teacher of the voice
and piano. whose studio is in the Lincoln