The evening world., 1911-02-25

NA' NAA ANNt l'lNAs
AmonS Mr.. M~cCormack's selections will
be "oft in the Silly Night Molly
Bawn' and The Valley lay Smiling"
Miss Marble will sing The Minstrel
Boy" The Harp I'm the Air" "O'Don-
nell Aboo" and The Green inns of Ire
land Spencer Clay viii be the ac.
companist.
The Board of Education announces
the Following lectures for next week: on
Monday, songs and Ba~kctrv Of the
North American Indians. by MIR. and
Mrs. William Il. Humphrey. at Public
Library. liz East N%inety-sixth street:
on TUESDAY, Russian Folk and Peasant
songs by Edward Bromberg, at pub
lie School No. 100: on Wednesday, Folk
Songs of France" by Mrs. Rollle Borden
Low. at Public School No lOl. Irish
Life In Song and Story" by Miss Minis
d. Kuhn. at Sunshine Chapel. No. $50
West Fortieth street. md John Sebas-
tan Bach, the Cornerstone by Dr.
John ;. Van Cleve. at Public School No.
70, on Thursday. Folk Song and Art
Song by Miss Mari +. MacConnell. at
Public School No. GO. y. =. Bach aud
the Po1yphonic STYLE by Daniel Greg
DRY Mason. at Public school No. ll9.
and Italy In Song and Story" by Miss
MIN -. Nunns AT IuDllt NfIlDpl NO. v,
and on Friday. Irish Music" by Mrs.
Helen O'Donnell. at Do witt Clinton
High School: Songs Of the Races by
Miss Myrta l.. Mason. at Public School
No. 3S; Two Fathers OF Modern SONG"
by Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Durham. at
Public School No. 80. and AN Evening
Of Song" by Miss Ada l.. Lehman, ut
Public School No. 2s.
When Eleanora De Clsneros. who Il
now with the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Opera company, goes with Nine. Melba
on her Australian operate tour she
will try herself In Venus In Tam
hauser,' Carmen, and Santuzza In
"Cavalleria Rusticana." Several years
ago Nine. Nordica told her that she was
a dramatic soprano. Dr. Hans Richter
has declared that she would make an
ideal Brunnhilde. and Siegfried Wagner.
for whom she sang the Brunnhtlde
music OF Die Walkure,' wanted TO en-.
gage her for Bayreuth II she would
agree to sing all three Brunnhildes.
Miss Emma Thursby was honored by
her sister. Miss Ina Thursby, with q
birthday dinner last Tuesday evening al
No. 8, Gramercy Park. Opera singers,
both here and abroad. sent their con
gratulations. and Miss Thursby was tn,
recipient OF many beautiful presents
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. lsaa'
Fletcher. Mir and Mrs. Theodore Shonts
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Drake. Mr.. anr
Mrs. Robert Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hardness Flagler. Miss Margaret Riley
and DR.. de Mainey Baruch.
Isadora Duncan. assisted hN Walter
Damrosch and the symphony orchestra
win give two more OF her classic dances
next week. The first. ON Thursday after
noon, will include scenes from Gluck
"Tphigenle In Aulls." ON Saturday eve.
ming she will repeat last weeks pro
gramme Of scenes from %"Orpheus' an,
some Schubert dances and add "Th'
Beautiful Blue Danube"
The WAY Of P~onitrnce." u Ientci
cantata by Frederick Schlieder, viii b'
sung In st. Paul's Chapel next ruosdal
at noon. The choir. under Edmon'
Jacques, will be assisted by DIR. Ion
Jackson. tenor. and clifford Cairns, bass
with Mr.. Schlieder NJ the organ.
Ferruccio Busoni. whose American
tour this season Is requiring him Il
travel more h he ever was willini
10 travel before. will give "A recital "A
the Academy of Music. Brooklyn.
The Department OF Music of Colnmbii
University announces an organ recital
with sololst, at st. Pauls Chapel mex
Tuesday at 40 l.. NJ. Seats are free.
John ~Standcrwick will give a FIRE
organ recital ON Tuesday evening. IA
: IL o'clock, in the M~orningside Presby
ter!an Church.
Prof, Samuel a. Bald win will give hi
usual free organ recitals at the CIT
College on tomorrow n Wednesda
afternoons.
Laura +. Ward will give n free orga
.acttal "A, " Iuke's Church, MOntclaii