New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

| on Tuesday evening, March 26. Mrs
Charles c. Pritchard. reader; Mrs. Pearl
Lumley Wirth, soprano and Charles e
Pritchard, barytone, assisted.
| Margaret Anderton. the English pianist
is giving a series OF lecture concerts at the
| Young Mems Christian Association audi
| torium, Bedford avenue, Brooklyn. with
| great success Since the initial concert her
audiences have increased fourfold, which
speaks well for the popularity of the series.
| The final concert takes place to-morro"
night. and an all-Liszt programme IS
promised.
A recital OF songs composed by Louis
| Hintze. r. A. NJ, Berlin, was given al the
| studio OF the New Assembly, No. 50 west
4th street, on Friday afternoon March r.
the following assisting: Fred Naska, cell
! ist and Mrs. Nora c. Emmerson, pianist
at the piano and violin, Mr.. Hintze. Among
the songs that attracted the most atteh-
| ton were IAN the World Is Bright To-
day" and "Iebchen Gege' both OF when
we're dedicated to Mrs. Maude j.. Ballard.
In addition TO accompanying. Mr.. fIntze
plaved a piano study, by the Brook ana
Spanish dance; also an etude Tor vlolln
| alone.
| ON March % Amy Grant presented
| Mona" in a recitation of the text or the
| opera with piano score. at the Playhouse
Washington. assisted by Harry W. How
ard pianist. on April Il she will repeat II
! AT No. SIC Pine street Philadelphia.
An interesting meeting of the Fraterndl
! Association of Musicians of New york took
place Tuesday evening, March =, w. dt
! the Musicians club, No. 81 West i0th
! street The evening was made pleasant by
a programme given by the members. Those
! present were Walter l.. Bogdrt, Mr.. ana
! Mrs. Gustav l.. Becker, Dr. Archer Leslie
I Hood. Mr.. Leonard VI. Davis. DR.. Franklin
LAWSON, Mr. and Mrs Lowell Thayer
/ Field, Mrs. Ida W. Seymour. Nine. MInna
Kaufman. Mrs Lush, Mr.. Zimmerman
! Miss Hutchinson. Miss Adelaide Gescheidt
! Miss Amy Ray. Mr.. Stewards, Miss Fannie
, Hirsch. Mr.. Van Cleve, Miss Emma W.
! Hodkinson Nine. Anna Iiegler, Mr.. ana
Mrs Behrens Edward Berge Cavalier Ed
WardO MarGO Miss Morse Mr Suliman
| Dr. Jewett, Miss Lois i. Clark, Louis Ar
thur Russell Miss Belcher, Mr.. and Mrs,
| Iilllenthal. Mrs \. j.. Royhmeyer, Miss
East. Miss Clara Kalischer, Mrs. stuart
Close. Miss Close, Mrs. Taledoux.
The Oratorio Society of Newark. y. j.,
under the direction Of Louis Arthur Rus
sell. will give Sulivan's Golden Legend
Wednesday evening, April Il. in the new
symphony Auditorium. The occasion VIII
mark the close of the thirty-third consscu-
/ tive season under the baton Of Mr.. Russell.
/ This evening MI Russell, with the Memo
rial Choir OF Newark. will give selections
from Gounod Redemption and Stainer's
"Crucifixion," and Sunday next the same
! choir will give Manney's cantata The
| Resurrection.
On Sunday evening, March Il. Clarence
Eddy gave a recital on the tour-manUal
organ in the Temple Rodeph ShoIom' al
Pittsburgh He was assisted by Marie
Stapleton Murray. a local soprano. Last
Friday evening Mr.. Eddy opened the large
four-manual organ in the Baptist White
Temple in Oklahoma City. His other en-
fragments consist of series of organ re-
citals. TO be given at the John Wanamaker
| Auditorium. at which he Will be assisted
| 10y Adah Husscy, contralto.
Mr.. and Mrs George =. Gillet, tenor and
harpst studio Hotel Carlton. 5ith street
! and Broadway who are appearing together
are meeting with great success in song ana
harp recitals Mr.. Gillet is the tenor SOLO
ist OF the Scotch Presbyterian Church.
! Last Tuesday evening Nine. ELS" fehS-
]
/ Anton Rubimstein, gave piano fe'ltal o'-
| fore "A large ana interested audience. h'r
finished technique and talent We're eN-
! denced by her "ay of interpreting care