New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

sone recital of interest was given -
the pupils Of Janet Bullock Williams OK
Carnegie Hall, on last Friday evening IN
the ballroom Of the Hotel Plaza Tue haH
uas we'll filled with an attentive audiehce
ybo enthusiastically applauded the eood
singing of the pupils In manner WHICH
h.sno<e much for the vocal method taushe
nv their teacher Fourteen took part,
amonp whom were several who disclosed
sweet voices and dramatic ability. Thoss
deserying of mention were Miss Kate DAVIS,
oortr,I,o who sang Sabbath Morning by
,ba Sea-. In q clear tone; jeanette Milen
Wells. soprano, who was at her best when
sh. sang "Standschen," by Strauss, and
Mrs. Charles Vandenbergh Benton, soprano
,rro showed g. voice Of pleasing quality.
which was particularly noticeable In tnt
u,a,,, Song from Romeo and Juliet|
Others who took part were Miss Florencs
n,,i.a Vance. Miss Julia Maud Little, Miss
Mary Graft, Mr. Frank Rathbun' MI Gar
ence Oliver, Miss Isabelle Ltug' Mss
Gladys Dibble Miss Isabelle AtneS' MIS-,
Charles Franklin Adams, Mr. freoericS
Hallam and Miss Beatrice Griffeths Miss
williams was heartily consratuia'en aiter
the recital upon the good showing mads
| by her pupils
A large and interested audience greeted
Miss Veronica Covers, OF No. II Carneg'
| Hall. at the Waldorf-Astoria, last TUESDAY
| evening. 20 hear a song recital given oy
her pupils. Miss Covers Is we'll known 80
| a singer and a lecturer on music, 'a'I9
been before the public for a number OF
years Her pupils showed m'TAed improve
! n,ent I'm their sing.=s. which reflected muc1
| credit on their leacher. Miss Covers teacnes
three days q week in New Rochelle, whera
che directs the Chaminade Choral Club. p
chorus Of fifteen young ladies'. AZ ths
Catholic Summer School at Cliff Haven sns
will deliver D. course of lectures on MUSIC
the first week in July.
| Frederick A. Deano. the well known
barytone pupil Of Frederick i. Bristol, ~
meeting with success in song recitals In The
leading cities Of Pennsylvania, 9r, De-
| lauo who has been singing in grand opera
| in Germany during the last two years. gave
| I'D an engagement there 10 enter the con-
cert field, which is more TO his liking He
will doubtless be heard this coming season
l IN several concerts.
On June "a Clarence Eddy, concert or.
ganlst. will dedicate q new organ IN tns
FIRST Christian Church at Springfield, IL.
Mr.. and Mrs Eddy will spend the trs1
three weeks Of July az Greenfield. Mass
after which Mr.. Eddy will give four organ
recitals az Chautauqua, y. y, from July 3
10 August /. Mr.. and Mrs Eddy an
nounce q tour OF organ and song redtals
during August, September and October n
the Northwest and on tbs Pacific Co7,'.
Max Jacobs, violin soloist and leade. Q.
the Jacobs String Quartet, will leave for
West End. -. j., on Jure i5, whers
he will conduct a summer class Of WON
plaving A number Of Mr.. JacobSs pupis
have arranSed 10 go with him, taking ad'
vantas se Of a summer vacation and study az
the same time Mr.. Jacobs will teach 81
his New York studio. No. Is West siss
street. on Wednesdays during the sunnsT
months.
Louis Arthur Russell, with the Memoral
Choir. IT Newark, will give their aGnus!
rendition Of "The Creation" this evening.
on June Il, in Newark, Mr.. Russell VIII
siyo the tenth recital Of the tTenty-seventh
annual spring series presenting the Misses
Louise Schwer and Ethel Pursel, planis;s,
and Mrs. Beth Tresaskis and Elsa Goep-
ferich. vocalists, In a programme presenting
a variety of compositions. classic and mod
ern. including several new works ot ths
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