New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

and sung. The affair will take place Al
Nine. Bell -Rarslte's, No. 80 West 4tth street.
Margaret Anderton, the we'll known Eng-
llsh pianist and composer, gave an inter-
esting musical last Friday afternoon at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs J. p. Lee, No. %
East ssth street Miss Apderton Is hayink
busy season. She has been re-engaged
for the entire course Of Iiustrstsd musical
lectures on Great Masters OF Pianoforte
Music" which we're recently delivered in
New York On Saturday. February J. she
gave an all Beethoven programme at the
Hamilton Grange Assembly Hall. She VIII
be heard In Philadelphia and New London,
Conn, as well as New York, during Febru-
airy. On March 3 she will appear In Brook
lyn, giving her programme OF spinnet,
harpsichord and piano music from the sew
enteenth century to the twentieth CEN
tury. In addition to her concert work. she
has a large class OF advanced pupils at her
Carnegie Hall studios.
The chamber musical given at the home
of Mrs l.. c. Williams. in West s2d street'
last Sunday afternoon by the Russian Trio,
Eugene Bernstein, pianist; Michael Bern
stein, vioiinlst. and Arthur Bernstein.
'cellist. was greatly enjoyed by large ana
appreclatiye assembiage. Judging by the
success Of the present season, the Russian
Trio will doubtless be in much demand In
the future.
The PhiIonela Choral Club. OF Richmond
Hill, Mrs Henrietta speke-Seeisy, con
ductor. Metropolitan Opera House. No.
lle5 Broadway. will give concert on the
evening of February Is. In Temple Forum.
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared Besides the choral members Of the
club. Miss Florence Plat win play the
Second Rhapsodie OF Liszt and the Wag-
ner Brassin- WaikLre music. Miss Alice
Campbell, a pupil Of Mrs. Seeiey's, will
sing a group Of songs and an aria from
Samson and Deiilah" Mrs Henry Robin-
son and Miss shaunessey VIII supply violin
and organ obbiisatos.
Lorstta De Lone. harpist and teacher,
gave q successful harp and lecture recital
al Carnegie Hall last Saturday. Her skiifui
playing brought forth loud applause. Miss
De Lone win play for the Empire Boston
Orchestra at Armcry Hall Newark, on
February II.
Amy Grant will give the opera Mona"
opera recital hall. No. 7s West 18Th street.
The second "Accompanist Recital to
the art of accompanying was
given with success by Mrs. Grace Ander-
SON on Thursday afternoon at the home
OF DR.. Francis Murray. The assisting
artists were George Sweet. barytone; Mrs.
Murray soprano; Mrs. Harris, cello; Miss
Eslow. violin. and Mrs. Ferguson in Span
ish dances. A large and attentive audience
was in attendance.
Miss Greta Torpadie. soprano. sang pro-
gramme OF English and French modern
songs at the nsNdence Of Mrs. Anderson
Fowler, No. 60 East 6Sth street, yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Savage. pianist OF the
Russell stud,os. gave an interesting piano.
forte recital Ia Madison. y. J.. February
|. Miss Sayags's programme included Sc
lsctions by Msndelssohn, 6chumsnn, Gries. /
Debussy sibeIius. Youfsro1. Lsschssiszsy. !
and Brahms The pianist was
a assisted by the Drew Seminary Quartet. |
Miss Savage will give a Chopin recital /,
this month In this city and repeat the pro- |
gramme In Newark, n. J.
Mrs. Ludmiia Foxlee, one OF Miss !
Beatrice Wainwrights professional pupils, |
sang a group Of songs by Dvorak at the |
musical and reception given to Count !
FrItzoy by the Bohsmian Club last Friday |
evening.