Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
MISS MARJORIE HARDY

time Los Angeles may have awakened
/ more generally to an appreciation of
| his art.
Mrs. Fred Dorm will offer the use of
her home in Fourth avenue for benefit
musicale next Friday night, with these
participants: Helen Bosbyshell, read
er: Phoebe Willoughby, pianist; Mrs.
Fred S. Dorm, soprano; Mary c. Nit
worth, pianist; Henri Bianchi, 'cellist;
Louis Nova, New York, pianist; Chas.
j. Hendrick, tenor; Fred Emo, cornist;
| Hiram Whitehead, Marion Smith and
/ Newton Isaacs, accompanies.
Miss Jennie winston has issued invt-
tations for a recital Wednesday after
noon at symphony hail. She will be as
sisted by four pupils, and the program
will be as follows: Duet, "Barcarolle"
! (Offenbach), Miss Elizabeth Babcock
! and Miss Marjorie Hardy; Happy
Song" (del Reigo), THE Danza" (Chad-
wick, Miss Jennie Atwood; Loves
(Ronald), Miss Marjorie Showers;
MAY Song" (Manney), But Lately in
Dance" (Arensky), Proposal CHahn),
Miss Elizabeth Babcock; BOAT Song"
CWare), 20 Lovely Night" (Ronald),
Irish Love Song" Oang), sweet in
Tipperary" (Fisher), Miss Marjorie
Hardy; "Charmant Papillon" (Cam-
Were the Bee" (Salton), "Will O. the
Wisp" (Sprosse), Japanese Cradle
Song" (Fischer), Miss winston; duet,
passage Birds Farewell" (Hildach),
Misses Babcock and Hardy.
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DR.. Eugene E. Davis, director of the
Davis music studio, is resting for a
week in the mountains, preliminary to
closing up the work of the season,
which has been an exceptionally busy
one. The final event will be public
recital in Rehearsal hall, Majestic The
alter building, Tuesday evening, May
81. Although the regular musical sea-
son is soon to close, there is a great de-
mand in Los Angeles for summer
classes, and to accommodate this DR..
Davis is now enrolling members who
desire to study throughout the summer.
Mrs. James Byrne entertained with
musicale yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Osborne in Harvard bou-
levard The soloists were Joanite Rog-
ers, contralto, and Miss Genevteve Han
son, pianiste. This program was Of
fered: Swallows (Cowen), Boat
song CWare), "Chrysanthemum" (Sal-
teri, "Crocus Time" (Peycke); Come
raggio di sol'' (Caldara), La Parlate
d'Amor" (Gounod); "RosenzWeige"
"Wandertraume" CVon Fieitz); Songs
of India" (Finden), Temple Bells, Far
Across the Desert Sands, Where the
Abana Flows, If in the Great Bazaars'
The Institute of Musical Art at Ven
ice will hold a "comet party next
Wednesday evening. The guests will
be entertained with an informal pro-
gram of music in the evening, after the
promised afterglow of the comets tail
has disappeared, and among those who
will take part are Hans Albert, violin
ist; Miss Margaret Cooper, soprano;
the violin trio of the institute; Z. ).
Delano and Chiafferellfs band. There
will also be music from the gondclas
in the canal.
Last Wednesday evening at the insti-
tute pupils of Miss Lillian Adams and
! Miss S Elizabeth Parker gave a re-
cital, the program being as follows:
Piano-'To SPRING (Grieg); Goodnight"
| CNevin) ................. Miss Irene Campbell
Vocal solo-"An Evening Love Song"
! (Chipman); Love Unexpressed" Carrie
Jacobs Bond) ............ Miss Myrtle Carter
Miss Virginia Hayden.
Vocal SOLO Florian's Song ......... Goddard
Miss Vivian Bassett.
Piano Mazurka" ...,.............. .Leschetizsky
Vocal solo" "SoIveigs Song .............. Greig
MISS margaret cooper.
iano-'Tarantella" ........,.........,....He Heller
Miss Irene Campbell.
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Members Of Fidelia Maennerchor are
arranging their preliminary work for
participation in the sangerfest which is
to be held In San Francisco the first
week of September and for such par
ticipation have arranged on Thursday
evening, May 26, to give a concert at
| Simpson auditorium, and in addition to
a vocal and instrumental program will
assist in the presentation of the flag
which is to lead them on to victory next
! September. The program is to consist
| of vocal and instrumental solos, quar-
tet and double quartet numbers. There
is a good opportunity to assist the
members of this organization to send
! 70 San Francisco a body of singers that
will be able to artistically represent
Los Angeles and the singing bodies Of
the south. Popular prices will prevail
Tester Donahue, the piano soloist
whose splendid work with the Orpheus
club at it's recent concert was sufficient
TO enthuse his friends, has consented 10
aDpear in concert at Gamut club hall
Fridav evening" June 3. His program
will be announced later.
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The Municipal band, Harley Hamil-
ton. director, will play in Central park
TODAY at 2:SO o'clock. The program is
as follows:
Maxim March Q1ehar), Blue Danube Waltzes
(strauss), Intermezzo, ''Forget-Me-Not" (Mac-
beth; cornet solo, selected, Win e. Bates;
Touiours Gallant Oahrbach), overture to
Fingaps Cave (NIendelssohn), Loves Dream
After the Ball (Czibulka), Lohengrin FaRtasie
CNagner), parody on THE Arkansas Travel
err G.ovenberg), Panamerieana (HerberD.
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tTonr,, Kramer forms an adult
beeinners' dancing class Friday even
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