Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
Musical


Mary O'Donoughue, than whom there
ara few more popular musicians in the
oitv will leave this week for an eX-
tended trip abroad. She will leave
here Julv 4 and will sail July 13 on the
president Grant of the Hamburg
American line. Miss O'Donoughue
will go directly to Munich for the
summer music festival and thence TO
Oberammergau. Her plans after that
ora undecided. and much will depend
unon the condition of her mothers
health. Miss O'Donoughue is one OF
the most talented of local accompa-
nists. and it is her desire to remain
abroad for study for at least year.
Musicians and men and women OF the
social world as well have done much
to make the last month gay for this
delightful young woman, and she car
ries with her the best wishes and good
will of many friends here.
Mrs. Simmons has issued in
vitations for an evening of song at the
Gamut club July l. An interesting
feature of this program will be the
presentation of a cantata, Fairies of
the Seasons for children's voices. In
the training and proper placing of the
voice Mrs. Simmons has dem
onstrated the advantage of early train
ing and this cantata will give an ex-
hibition Of the results of her work in
this direction. A chorus of women
voices will sing the "Barcarolle' from
Offenbachs Love Tales of Hoffman"
with violin accompaniment. ELIZA
beth's Prayer" with a string quartet
accompaniment, group of Swedish
songs by Mrs. Sheldon in costume and
other novel features will be included.
Other soloists will be Miss Ruth Rit-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Lee Woolwine, Miss
Leila Webster, Miss nellie McPherrin,
DR.. Charles Hayes and Miss Welker.
The musical salon of Los Angeles
will give it's first concert next Thurs
day evening at the Gamut club audi
torium. A very attractive and am
biz Gus program, which has been ar
ranged by Joseph p. Dupuy, the di-
rector, will be rendered by the club.
The solo parts will be taken by the
club members. The first part of the
program will be four numbers by the
club and one number by Herr Oscar
Selling, who will furnish two violin
selections. The incidental solos in the
first part of the program will be taken
by Mrs. H. w. Barham, c. E. Crane,
Miss Luella Smith and Alexander
Garroway. The last half of the pro-
Leaves" by Grace Mayhem of Boston.
The incidental solo parts will be taken
by Mrs. C. E Barnard, Alexander
Garroway and F. 3. Dunwell and the
violin obligato by Herr Oscar Selling.
Los Angeles is in need of a mixed
chorus, and it is the purpose of the
musical salon to develop mixed Choir
us of 100 or more trained voices.
Members of the silver medal class of |
the Los Angeles Conservatory of Music |
will give a concert tomorrow evening |
at Symphony hall, playing this pro-
gram:
Quartette-March. ''Triumphale (Goria). |
Kathleen Brown, Anna zacsek, Eva Lilley. |
CaJ Sadness of Soul" No % ('Leider ohne
WorteD (Mendelssohn); (b) "Styrlenne," op. 81 |
(WolenhaupD, Dorothy c. Burton.
"Satarelle' Is. Seitz) Lillian J. Wartnik
Rondo, op IA (Beethoven), Kathleen B. |
Duo, "Galop de Concert Gletterer), Eva
Lilley, Mrs. Carter.
vaise. Caprice" op. 16 (Karganof) Anna
T. Zacsek
Last Hope" (Gottschalk), Ethel NJ Platt.
Valse, "Brlliante' (A1oskowskD, Beatrice E. |
Bay.
Duo, Sonata, first movement. allegro con
spirito (Mozart, Ethel NJ. Platt Mrs Kate NJ |
Brown second plano.
Individual recitals have already been
given by the members of the class, |
Presentation of diplomas, medals and |
certificates will take place Tuesday |
evening at the commencement exer- |
cises in Blanchard hall.
Mrs Caroline Ellene Tew has is
sued invitations for a pupils recital |
to be given in Symphony hall, Blan-
chard building, Tuesday evening. She |
will present a number of pupils in |
lyric and operate selections. These
singers will give the program: Misses
Lillian Snyder. Blanch Burger, Mil |
dred Hadley, Jessie Allen, Mary How
ard, Enid Bowers, Goldie Corrin |
Mable Collin, Edna Bliss, Hortense |
Hadley. Harriet Proctor, Ruth Palmer |
Abagail Swartzbaugh, Mabel Corey |
and Otis Mercer and Gail Edminston. |
Miss Minnie Jenkins will be at the
piano.
Ellis club members will close their
season with a concert Tuesday even |
ing at Simpson auditorium. They will |
have the assistance of Constance Bal |
four, who will sing the Valse from
Romeo and Juliette" The Krause |
string quartet will play a Grieg num- |
ber, and two movements from the |
Haydn op. GA, and Henri La Bonte
will sing an aria from La Boheme."
Mrs. Ada Marsh Chick will be at the |
organ. The numbers by the club will |
include:
Defiance Carl Attenhofer).
'The Asra" (Homer B. HATCH.
THE Dewdrops Fall" MAX Spicker).
Chorus Of Spirits and Hours" from prom |
etheus Unbound" Dudley Buck), solo by Henri |
La Bonte.
Ever Of Thee" (Foley Hall
''The Lotus Flower (Schumann).
"Beauteous Night" barcarole from 'Tales |
Of Hoffman, COnenbach.
Fair as the Roses Red (Nessler).
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Waldo r. Chase announces a piano |