The evening world., 1911-04-15

on Thursday. Chopin" by Daniel
Gregory Mason, at Public school No.
lip, and Edward Grieg. the Norwe-
sian." by Miss Margaret Anderton. at
Public school No. 81.
"Haydn's oratorio THE Creation" will
be sung IN the great hall of the Col
lege of the City OF New York next
Tuesday evening. Prof. Samuel A.
Baldwin will he at the organ and a
chorus OF $50 members OF Dr. Frank
Damrosch's Peoples Choral Union Will
render the choral numbers. assisted by
Frederick q. Shattuck al the piano:
Mrs. Frances Fisher Hosea. soprano
Charles w. Harrison. tenor. m over
ton Moyle. bass. Alfred IIallam. as
,istant conductor of the Peoples Cho-
raj Union. will conduct. This perform
ance will be free to the public and no
cards OF admission will he required.
This IL the first time that the Peo-
pies Choral tnion Will sing this ora
tor'o without orchestral ~accontrani-
ment.
Kurt SCHNEIDER. the conductor. an
nounces hat voice trials FOR men and
women desiring membership in the Mac
l'OWPll 'lD1Ir Will w Htlh NJ W. We
East Forty-hrst street. the new Chem
lists Club. next Wednesday from 3 to 5
y. NJ and next Thursday from $50 to 10
L. NJ. The membership Will be limited
to go voices. The first work to he pre-
scented next season will be the Legend
OF 81. Elizabeth" by Liszt. which Will
be performed In cofnmenoration OF the
one h%undredth anniversary OF the coin-
poser's birth.
Louise Braun will make her Debut In
opera In English at the Boston opera
House on May | In Ia Bohene,' and
will aftorward sing with the Aborn Eng
lish Grand Opera CoAanies In Brook
lyn, Phila delphis. Baltimore and Wash
tngton. Mis-. Braun has sung In grand
opera In Europe. hut has appeared only
in concert In America. She has been
the pupil here OF Victor Mlurel, the
famous baritone. formerly at the Metro
pottan Opera House
The closing Of the opera season VIII
be celebrated tonight by the ushers OF
the Metropolitan opera House by n beef
steak supper at Iiealy's. Sixty-sixth
street and Columbus avenue. IL II the
first time that the polished young men
in the front OF the house have united
. IN SuCn " felfDr HtlOns F'IlN wv hl'A''
bers Of the ushcrs' association will at
tend. Louis Mayer. who has been at the
Metropolitan for sixteen seasons. will b'
POSTMASTER.
jacques kasncr, a younC Now Norl
violintst, gave n concert In Berlin las
week, at which he met with great sue
cess. He played a Bach concerto am
several pieces by Kriesler. on IN
same occasion Carl Kienlechner.
prominent German tenor. ans Mr.
Kasner viii be making q concert tou
, OF italy until the end OF May.
Gattl-Casazza and Alfred Hertz ar
to become members Of the faculty cour
ell OF the Institute of Musical Art as
result OF arrangements concluded wit
II the Metropolitan opera Company. AS
result a limited number OF advance
pupils OF the operate departments
n the institute Will be permitted 10 atten
q rehearsals at the Metropolitan.
q "victory Divine" an Easter canta'
Il by ]. Christopher Marks. the text
Maud T.. Sullivan. with the composer
a the organ. will he sung at 81. Paul
Chapel next Tuesday at noon. T.
N choir will be assisted by Cora Eugcn
Ia Guild, Or. Ion Jackson and Frederic
10 Martin ns s~oloists. under the directl,
- OF Edmund Jaques.
The Schubert Cleo Club Of Jers,
10 city. Elliott Schenck. director. ono
" the best male choruses within the r
IN dius Of the Metropolis. will celebrate l
y twenty-ffth anniversary at the Jers'
D. city High school next Tuesday evenin
~, Under the auspices OF tho Ameriof
IL Guild OF Organists, Mary j. Searby "
give an organ recital at the Sprif
street Presbyterian Church next Tue
day at s.l5 +. NJ, Seats arc free.
In The Department OF Music OF Cohimb
~. University announces "a piano recital
v. Prof. Rubncr in the Horace Mann \
rs ditorium on next Wednesday at 10
r. NJ. The public is invited.
at Frances AIDA NIme, G~attl-Casazz
IN VIII sing Dssdmnonn in "Otello" VIII.
ri the opera Is given at Atlanta IN q
.; forthcoming tour OF tho Metropolis
T." Opera Company.
Prof. Samuel A.. Baldwin viii give !
" usual free organ recital at the city G,
nd lege next "Wednesday afternoon at
v, O'Clock. There will be no recital
nd Easter Sunday.