New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

who participated were Miss Eugenia B.
Sullwell. Miss Rhoda May Hull. Miss Eva
Ida Boury, Miss Ellen Bergstrum and Miss
Cecilia B. Windor All of the students
showed the results Of the good training
they had.
The TunkGnstler Society presented an in
teresting programme last Monday evening
at Assembly Hall, No. 100 East 22d street.
4 few OF the participating artists were
Cecle VI. Behrcns and Beontine De Alma.
Cecie VI. Behrcns and Horace Britt played
Camille Chevillard's sonata for piano and
cello in Il fiat. Leontine De Alma sang
"Mainacht' (Brahms). "Schumacherlied"
CWeingartneD and Cther selections.
The Dupree & Mack Gaiety Musical and
Vaudeville Agency. With offices in the
Gaiety Theatre Building. make speciality
of arranging entertainments for all oc-
casicns They are always well supplied
with talent and can furnish from one or
more artists to full evenings programme.
Louis Arthur Russell. the director OF the
Russell Normal institute OF Music. car
negie Hall. will give performance Of
Mendcssohns st Paul" this evening with
the Memorial Choir, of Negark y. j. The
soloists will be the Misses Alice Anthony
and Margaret Mott, Mrs. Jessie Marshall.
Ernest Van Naits and samuel Craig. all of
the Russell studios, and Albert Boycc. as
sisting tenor Nj. Russell at the organ
will be assisted by Daval Saunders in violin
solos Last Wednesday evening the New
ark Oratorio Society gave it's midwinter
concert. under the direction ot Mr.. Russell.
Tie principal number on the programme
ssI,
Music's Praise" The announcement OF a
! Wagner concert is made by this society for
its spring festival series. Mr. Russells an
/ nounccments for the coming week include
! a pianoforte recital on Friday evening by
Miss Gertrude Savage, an artist pupil at
! the Normal Institute. Miss Savage will
play d programme OF Schumann compost.
tions. including the "Carnaval." the
"Etudss Symphoniques," "Fantasiestucke'
| and observation-disclosures" Miss Alice An
thony will assist at this recital with n
brace Of Schumann songs, with Mr.. Rus
sell as accompanist.
The Women's Philharmonic Society Of
| New York Miss Amy Fay. president. gave
| a pleasant Informal at the club rooms
In Carnegie Hall on Saturday, February IS.
| The artists who took part We're Miss Amy
! Fay. pianist. who prefaced her numbers
| with short talk and Miss Katherine NJ.
| Reynolds, of Detroit. who sang two Schu-
bert numbers. Mrs. Mary Barre-Carrie
| cooratura soprano. and William III. Lee
also sang. Mrs. II. w. Taylor and Miss
Alice Abbott acted as accompanists Pre-
| vious to the Informal the Study Club.
| Helen Bolce Iiemsicker. chairman. dis
cussed the pianoforte from it's birth TO
| present day perfection The next affair Of
| the Women's Philharmonic Society Will
| take place on March I. when the chorus,
under the direction of Nine. Goldie. will
! interpret the programme. Papers were read
| by Ida Louise Tebbetts. Mrs. Hicks. Of
| White Plains. Miss Irene Nelson and Miss
| Regina Thoesen. and paper by Frederic
s. Law. OF Philadelphia. was read by Emma
W. ilOdkinson.
At the mems meeting OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. Lakewood, n. j..
this afternoon. Professor George. vlollnist
accompanied by Professor Knox OF the Oak
Court Orchestra will render sI ngeude " nv