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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09
ALPINE. TEXAS.

Alpine, Texas. April 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lacy have moved to Fort
stockton, where Mr.. Lacy will take
charge of the local telephone exchange.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. J. Tippett and their
children viii 90 out TO their Mitre
I Peak ranch on the 18th Of April to
spend the summer. Rev. J. Allen Raw
of FL PasO has leased the --fr1,,-+f
mouse IN Alpine for the summer
Mrs Glenn KOkernOt entertained
the Auction bridge club. Her guests
were Mrs. j. A. Harry Mrs CaswelI
Edwards. Mrs p c. Burney. Mrs. An
"a wilson, Miss ITALIA Gillett. Miss
Mayer young. and Miss Branson.
Ford Jackson. who IS i'll with spin
al, meningitis IN Fort Worth is i'm
proving
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. 5. Burke entertained
q number OF their friends at dinner.
Their guests included Rev. and Mrs
H. n Smith. Mr. and Mrs. ". J
rates and JIG Brooke.
Mrs McCamant. Of Maria. is visit
Mrs, H B. Cowles has returned to her
home in Alpine.
4. T. Macdonald. of Maria. is visit
ing his mother in Alpine.
Miss Clyde Riggs is acting as gov
erness IN the family Of George Ben
Rev. and Mrs. ". s. Derrick. who
have been visiting their son, 7 H.
Derrick and his family. have returned
to their nome in oklahoma
are expected home from Houston this
week.
AIr- and Mrs Ernest Williams have
left for Deming. y NJ, where they viii
make their home.
J. z. Brown. OF Fort Stockton, viii
move 10 Alpine shortly
J. R storms. OF Fort Stockton, has
been in Alpine. L..
Wesley Roberts has returned to Pc
COS
The Misses Gibson have left Alpine
for a visit 70 Winfield. Kan
Howard Perry. Garland Wilson and
Robert Cartledge stopped in Alpine on
their way from Chicago to Terlingua.
A. u Savell William Sayen and Miss
Leila Savel Of FL Dorado, are visiting
in Alpine
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Metcalf have
moved TO Alpine from Fort Stockton.
Mr. and Mrs David Kleinmann have
taken one OF the Berkeley cottages.
\. B. Mcdaniel OF Preside county.
has been visiting his brother. J. D. Nc
Daniel, of the Speedway ranch.
Clay Holland and z Williams have
returned from motor trip to Fort
Stockton.
DR.. ]. 2. Middlebrook has returned
from Fort Davis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09
CARRIZOzO, n. N.


Carrizozo. y ~. April 9-Richard
Rrockman, of Fort stanton, visited in
CarrizozO.
Mrs W. T. Peck. OF the Grand View
hotel Of this city has been quite sick
for the past several days
Frank H Nattingly. wife and chill
dren were here from Fort Stanton,
where they have resided for the past
five years and left the same evening
for Detroit. Mich where they expect TO
make their home
Stanley s. SquieT. prescription clerk
Tor ROLAND Bros. has left for month s
visit to his old home in Wisconsin
Harry s. Comrey, of the COmrey Bros.
ranch. Of Ancho, was here and stated
that their ranch is being stocked with
sheep
Samuel IF FrOmbrOugh, OF Ancho,
was a business visitor here
Harry S. Johnson was here en- route
from a business trip TO FL PasO to his
home in Captain.
At the home OF Rev and Mrs. Paul
Bentley occurred the marriage Of Fred
erick Better and Miss Melissa Keller,
the Rev ar Bentley performing the
ceremony The contra citing parties are
well known young people, living on the
Mesa near NOgal, and left for that place
Immediately after the ceremony.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09
MARIA, TEXAS.


Maria. Texas. April Miss Jessie
Woodward entertained few friends
at an enchilada supper
Miss Gussie Bean and Miss Stanie
Maxwell entertained the younger set
at 'forty-twO' at the residence Of
Mrs. c. L. Shields
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Shannon and
children, Of Shafter. are visiting Mrs.
n Young
Mr., and Mrs. J. r Robertson. OF
Arizona are visiting in Maria at the
smith boarding house
Mr. and Mrs. Frank smith rave sold
their boa riding house to Mr.. Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith viii move to Tue
son. Arizona
Miss Willie Bass. niece Of Mrs. A
Mitchell, has been quite i'll this week
The railroad company has com
menced parking the street north Of the
central track and is making several
changes on its property
Chas. Pruit is TO build handsome
new home at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r Braselton. OF
DemiIg. y NJ, are in Maria, for the
summer.
lanes Steward. on his return from
q trip east, spent a few days here be-
fore going to his home in Davis.
Editor French has been on the sick
list this week.
the home of Ar and Mrs VIII Rich
mOnd.
Dr. II. NJ MahOn has purchased a
cottage near the court house from
Mrs. / Yates.
The Catholic ladies held a profit
able market sale
Mrs. 4. o. Hubbard entertained the
St. Paul's guild
Rev. F. C. Roberts. Of Lordsburg. y
N. is in Maria.
Mrs. T. NJ Bates. of Gleason. Ariz.. is
visiting Mrs. a T. Mitchell
c ". Alexander. James Walker. W
P Murphy and 9. r Shannon have left
for Fl Paso to attend court.
Mrs Annie Livingston is visiting in
Fl Paso.
Mrs n 7 Rice OF Valentine. is Wis
itinG her sister, Mrs. ". Ellison.
Mrs Tyree Brown OF Fort Davis and
her father, s. A. Thompson. were in
Maria last week
Judge ]. II. Whitfield has been elect
ed teacher Of civics and agriculture in
the summer normal
Mr. and Mrs. T. :. Sn-Ger. s. have
\ n
A fine girl was born to 1Ir. and Mrs.
r B. Bean.
J, NJ Deny, Of Missouri. is visiting
4. ". AYant
Crawford Mitchell has returned from
The Alpine Study club has accented
an invitation TO the reception on April
~ TO be given by the Maria History
Ore N Mahoa is having cement
porch made, with large pillars and col
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09
Social DOings In the Southwest
. BALMORHEA, TEX. .

Balmornea. Tex, April 9-The Wood
. men Of this camp went 10 Saragosa TO
the banquet given by the camp there
. Those who went were: E. T. West, Arch
. Cavaness Robert OdelI, Dr.. WolyertOn.
- r Frazier. Dee Humble. Miller Hum
BILE 8. G. Douglas. Robert WaSnon, JnO.
wilson. Norbert HUelSter, r. p Head,
Basil Smith. Howard Hollinbeck, Roy
I Nanderen- Ninian Nanderen, j. v Bald
win, Brock and Boaz.
Mrs. T. NJ Delaney entertained the
members Of the Upper Valley club. Each
member gave the recipe for her favOrite
dessert in answer to the roll call The
afternoons amusement was furnished
by lacking a comfort knitting and
other work. Mrs. Joe McGeary and
Mrs. J. c. Palmer viii entertain the
club at the home of Mrs Ella White
Saturday evening. April IS.
Mrs. g j. SqUires. who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Charles Peck for the past
two months. has left for Abernathy,
Tex 10 spend three weeks before go
ing TO meet her husband at kirksville,
No. From there they viii go TO their
home ar Galesburg, Ill
Mrs s. G. Douglas and little son, Bus
ter, have gone to PecOs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weinacht and
son, Louis. have returned from visit
to FL PasO.
". A. McWhorter made a business
trip TO Pecos
Mrs. a. S Davis and children and
the Davis mountains.
Mrs. J. p. Cole and little daughter
are visiting her mother at Weather
ford
+. C. Griffin. Of MarceHus. n. Y. is
visiting ". ". Stewart
a dance was given at the new dance
Mrs. o. P. Spring has been sick the
past week.
H k Kountz has returned from the
ranch.
Mr.. Barlowe and family, OF Odessa.
home MI. BarlOwe Will take charge %
the P. V S depot Mr.. Douglas. former
agent here, viii leave with his family
for PecOs.
The Home Mission society held q
called meeting at the home OF Mrs A.
V Johnson for the purpose of eiectins
new officers. Mrs Ella White was
elected president
Mrs A. Y. johnson entertained with
surprise party in honor OF Mrs. s. G.
Douglas. who is going away shortly
The guests were: Mrs. Douglas. Mrs
r 3. EdgelL Mrs. II. c. Hicks. Mrs. l.
r Wilson, Mrs J. i. Meier. srandmoth-
er Johnson, Miss Mabel Wright. Mrs.
Charles Peck, Mrs = r. Frazier Mrs.
Ella White and DR.. w A. Wieland
Mrs WolvertOn. has returned
from a visit with relatives in TOyah
Mr. and Mrs. 7 r Meier have re-
turned from a visit to their daughter.
Mrs Patterson of TT. Davis.
Mr. McAdams was called to Pecos by
the illness OF his wife.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09
SANTA ROSA. n. N.


Santa Rosa. \. n, April 9.-BIr and
Mrs. c. z. McGinnis entertained a
number Of friends at their home on
South Fourth street A musical pro
gram and the game Of 'FOrty-twO'
caused the hours to pass quickly. and
refreshments were served Among
those present We're Mr. and Mrs G..
H. Stearns, Dr. and Mrs Van Horn,
Mr. and Mrs. W r NightenEale Mr.
and Mrs W. =. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
J + Noise. Nj. and Mrs. s. s. Noise
W ". Wentworth and sister, Geo II.
Smith IT., and sister. Mesdames T. L
Braun, r II. Brown. r B Ellison and
J. D. Mott, and Messrs. c. G. Heds-
cock and H r. Robertson
H V E. Smith has returned from
a business trip to Tucumcari-
Mrs. L. V HickersOn has removed to
the Morse cottage on South Third
S. s Noise Is having a number Of
alterations made in the Nuckles prop
erty on South Fourth street, recently
acquired. and expects to occupy the
premises this week
Mrs. Jennie r. Shane and daughter
Una. were guests at the T. w John
son ranch
Jos. DeGraftenreid, a ranchman of
the Teso country, spent few days
here on business
". III. Peaden. Of Denton. Texas, who
Is interested in farm lands in this
county. spent a short time here ex-
aiming his properties.
.Tobn Iarrabee Of Louisville. Ky.
died here He was for a few weeks,
the guest Of J. D. Van Horn Services
were read by c. f, McGinnis. at
the Methodist church, ana the inter
meut was made here.
Agent ". E. Palmer, Of the South
western. IS absent for a few DAYS IN
dergoinE medical treatment at FL Paso.
for gastric trouble. A p Glendenen,
late cashier Of the southwestern al
Dawson. is acting as relief agent dur
ing Mr.. Palmers absence. Agent
Groves. of Newkirk. has been placed
in charge of the night trick here. for
the Southwestern, TO fiji a temporary
vacancy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09
BISBEE, ARIZ.

- biS2ee. Ariz-. April 9.-AIr. and Ms
Hogan, Of Tombstone canyon
b ilfIfI, a reception in honor Of the first
ter, Mary Doris The Iit+Ie o,,e IN
shoWered with presents.
MIS- hansner and daughter Miss
f 2sJIie =, OF Prescott. are visiting Ms
NJ ms, george Young and her daughter.
Cananea. oi'S l'olll
r-; =; n Gibbs and family and J. IT..
- - sl ana family, who have been In
me CITY from Cananea. have returned
Homer J. Howard has ..-~5,..5
city from Wilcox and viii 49, ~ ne ne
home here. ''- -ilaAe MS
MS mrs. ". A Schwartz. is at the
warren en- ranch as a guest Of Mrs Hart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09

Mrs Adrian G. Throop entertained to
announce the marriage Of her daughter,
Miss Lula Bell. to Thomas W. Ashley,
which viii occur on April %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09
SAN SIMON. ARIZ.

san Simon. Ariz.. ADrr -p,,- N
", " I'm oerllck: the Catholic priest in the
valley. contemplates cbsne-e soon
49, "a Baher and Earl Madison. OF
C' 1t5i..;1lt sl1 IldhlnS a trip into the
have mining interests
G. ". Davis, from Missouri. en-
,l t1Ile 10 eco Cal, stopped Off in the
main permanently.
u " Petty and others have ordered
carload Of prune trees for ram de-
G. z. Hearn was a visitor To Bowie.
n D. Wallace made q business trim
10 Bowie and Wilcox
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09
. Stafford, ARIZ. I
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Stafford. Ariz.. April 9.-AIrs. Hannah
Perkins and daughter. GwendOiyn, have
gone TO Utah for a two months visit
with relatives
Miss Beulah WaddiIl. third grade
teacher has recovered from her recent
illness and is again in the school room.
W. X. Dial has been in Clifton at
tending court.
Mrs Chas. Parks was taken to FL
Paso for medical treatment. She was
accompanied by Mr.. Parks and DR..
Warner.
Mrs. VIII Freeman has returned from
Los Angeles. where she was called on
account Of her mothers death.
Mr.. and Mrs H Dowdle and Mack
freeman made a trip to FL Paso.
Mrs. r. ?. Flynn and childIen. of
Tucson. are here visiting Mrs. Flynn s
sister. Mrs. Ike Williamson.
The meascls are rampant, but no one
seems to mind. The children run
around outside. all broken out and no
damage seems 10 result.
special meeting Of the Civic
league was held. The next banquet viii
be April IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09

The opera house was filled beyond
capacity to accommodate the audience
that attended the entertainment by the
Chicago ladies' orchestra under the
auspices Of the y. n c. A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09

Big Springs, Tex. April 9.-At the
home of the brides parents, Rev. s c.
united in marriage. Jesse Il. Andrews
and Miss LEILA Tarpley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09
. VALENTINE, TEXAS. .

Valentine. Tex April 9.-AIr- and
Mrs. J. H. Quinn gave house party
az their ranch home in the Holland s
mountain range, in honor OF Miss hal
I've Jenkins. of Waco. Tex, and Miss
NADIA Lu George, OF SWeetWater, Tex
Mountain climbing, kOdaking ana one
day spent in "SitterS canyon. Wnere
luncheon was served, together with
games OF Rock and 40" caused the
party to recall their yesterdays The
party was Joined laten by MeSSrS- I'd
win Finley. Hicks Gray and Arthur
BlOys, who motOred out carrying with
them punch and other delicacies-
Those who enjoyed the outing yere;
Misses HaIIye Jenkins, OF Waco; NADIA
Lu George. OF SWeetWater; airline
Kirk. of Waco, Grace Evans, Of e v
ranch. Florence Finley, OF Nalentlne'
Anna Lou Quinn. Emma Quinn, Matte
Dell Quinn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. y QUINN
Afessrs. Edwin Finley. Hicks Gray. Ar
thur Blows. Halle Talbert, Parker
Quinn and Ralph Henderson
c. z. Corning is reported very i'll
w i CaSs, acSompaniea oy N w
Lou Foley, Mrs Charles Kramer ana
Miss MAZDA Lu George motored TO
Maria
Mrs. T. c. Rice made a trip to Maria
zone 10 Sabinal Tex. where they viii
make their future home
sam BuntOn has returned from Shat-
ter and Maria.
O. o. Finley is i'm Maria
John Finley. Of Roswell was guest
a. the home of his brother. c. o. Fin
Miss TT. Jenkins. or Waco. is the
guest or her sister. Mrs. George B.
Mrs. Lester s. Smith is convaIescins
from am attack Of measles
John Moore of Del Rio. is here look
Ing after cattle interests.
= r. Euutou and his little son are
spending a few days In Shalter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09

CIOUdcrOft. y NJ, April 9-Prof.
White, of Mountain Park. was a Wis
itor in Cloudcroft.
F. S. Biggs has put his pet deer in
the park here This makes three now
in the park
The weather continues fair and
warm.
Chas. BonnelL who is with f. NJ
Deeney has left for, FL Paso on busi-
ness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-09
PLATEAU, TEXAS.


Ilaledu- Texas, April Sam tloyd
OF buoiln, has been visitor here
MIR. and Mrs. +. J. Jones have LEFT
Tor Ei PasO. Mrs Jones is going
there for treatment
b. r. RchburS has returned from
81 trip TO Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
THE NEW YORK SYMPHONY.

The programme of the Symphony So
.;.,v for this Sunday is made up entirely
:, modern works. First come the Sym
.honic Pictures, 'Thebes," by Ernest
ronslli, a work that has not been played
,ofore in America, to which musicians are
Licking forward with unusual interest on
o.count Of the romantic story of the
corposer's long life of obscurity and his
.,dden rise to fame. "Thebes' was sug-
.osted TO the composer by the first three
shonters Of Gauters Romance of
Mummy" owing to the length of the
cork the first of the three movements
u,in he omitted at these concerts. Miss
kathleen Parlow will play Bruch's con-
certo for violin in ID minor. there will be
a serenade for strings in by Nolk-
mann. and at the end Strauss It'll
Fuenspiegers Merry Franks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
THE PAVLOWA BALLET.

Anna Psvlova and her company oil
ssrccrs viii come to the Manhattan
opera House tomorrow night for spe-
cial and a limited engagement. The IA
mous dancer will he at the Manhattan
only Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
nights and Tuesday and Wednesda!
natin, es. There will be opportunity dur
ing the Manhattan Opera House engage
ment TO see Pavlowa and her associates
in variety OF ballets and diverusse-
ments. as the programme will be changed
st each performance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

den Scovill-wil play a recital at Drew
Seminary Carmel, N. Y. on December 3.
These same pupils recently played a reci-
much success.
Miss Rose Wolf. pianist and teacher,
coach and assistant to Rafael Joseffy.
whose studio is in Steinway Hall, lays
particular stress upon touch, technic and
memorizing. She has been particularly
successful in preparing pupils to study
with Joseffy.
James Nash. pupil OF Segmund Gross
kopf, director of the Grosskopf Violin
School, of Carnegie Hall, has been re-
engaged by Henry w. Savage for the
Little Boy Blue" company.
Mrs. Percy James Smith, soprano, VINO
is well known in concert work. has de-
cided to accept limited number OF
pupils in the art of singing at her studio,
No. 2S0 Riverside Drive.
Mrs. Florence Anderson Otis one Of the
professional pupils OF the Boice Vocal
School, of Aeolian Hall, who sang on
October. % at the Verdi Festival, is also
engaged for next Tuesday. Her manager.
Walter David, considers her one of his
best artists The Boice Quartet, COM
posed of Jessie Rowe Lockjtt, second So
prano; Maybelle E. Moore, first contraito;
Katherine Bickford Self, second soprano,
and Florence Anderson Otis, first soprano,
has already booked several good engage
ments for this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
VOTING EcoLE's SYMPHONY.

The first symphony concert for young
,sonle will be given on next Saturday
sf,ernoon at $50 o'clock in Carnegie
uau The orchestral numbers will be
nlayed by the orchestra of the SYM
ebony Society. Walter Damrosch, con-
5uctor. Mr.. Damrosch will explain the
character and importance of the oboe,
clarinet, English horn. violin and viola
Miss Kathleen Parlow will be the SOLO
ist The programme follows:
The oboe clarinet and English horn.
The Stunning Wheel OF Omphsle. .Saint-Safns
rrio FOR oboe, clarinet AID English horn.
li'o 'V Beethoven
Concerto for violin I'm u minor. .......' .bruch
Miss ParloW.
~. Procession OF the Pilgrims. from the
Harold symphony .........,'..'.' .berloI
Illustrating the viola.
Rlmanian Rhapsody No. l......'..''' 'Enesco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
NOTES G. CONN
continued from fourth page.

.,,u alternate with Mr.. Wheatley in the
10 Of Manrico and Mr.. Kreidler will
Ing the Count di Luna at the Wednes-
day popular matinee
THE artists singing in the popular Sun
day night concert tonight will be the
Misses Scott, Herbert and Ewell and the
1Dssrs Bardsley, Wheatley, Kaufman
and Kreidler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
ANNA HX~lCWA

were successful as to attendance and the
singing of her two pupils, Miss Sara
Fuller and Miss Dora Edwards. Miss
Fuller gave most Of the programme, con-
sisting OF old classical music to modern
songs Miss Edwards favored with two
songs. which she sang 70 good erect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

new class has been formed at the
Mehan Studios for the purpose OF study
Ing dramatic and all stage work as APP
piled to the public singer. The class VIII
meet every Monday evening and will he
addressed occasionally by we'll known au'
thoritieS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
MUSIC NOTES.

Wilhelm Bachaus. the pianist. VIII ne
heard in recital in Aeolian Han on
Wednesday afternoon. playing selections
Of Bach. Saint Saens, Beethoven Schu-
bert. Chopin and List, as follows;
Overture from 2stn Cantata. Bach aint-saens
Sonata Or Ill, in G minor. BeelhoNe4
Fsntasie. Op Is. in G major CWandererl
Watz. Or. "a in A fat: three studies, Op.
IS in fat minor. 7 major: three
mazarkas. or. 80. in A minor. MAJ,
Noc,S snssp on q' s. No. a. in nat polonaise
in A major scherzo In sharp minor;
Twelfth Hungarian Rhapsody ....''., - 'LiS~'
The Three Arts Club announces a
series of four subscription concerts TO be
given at No. $40 West S5th street on
Thursdays. November 20. January To-
March 10 and April Is, at p m. Inc
artists who will take part in the hrst
concert, on November 90, are Michaei
Banner. violinist; Vera Curtis, soprano :
winifred Tucker. contralto, and Marie
Grunweldt, pianist.
Donna Easley, soprano, assisted by
Francis Rogers. barytone. will give
song recital in Aeolian Hall on THURSDAY
afternoon. The programme, consisting OF
songs in Italian, German and Enghsh'
will be as follows:
Nymphs ana Shepherds .........''' ,:f uIcei,
y cessate di piagarmi. scar ,
Nttcria ................ &c. Nai AoS''i''
Francis Rogers.
nv Donizetti
Miss Donna Easley.
henry the Fowler. ........... - i -
Der Abra ............. II ~ -.
LAdieu and Aufenthalt. ......... .Schuoei'
Francis Rogers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
AT MUSIC STUDIOS.

Bernhard Steinberg and DR. Ansem
Gotzl's first pupils recital Of the season
takes place this afternoon in Studios Nos.
60 and TO- Metropolitan Opera House
Building, No. 1875 Broadway.
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FRTZ kRElSlED. SSS 0 axe
CARNEGIE EAtl oiseEr


Der Nussbaum OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Schumann
Stor1eIIo r. Greco
Miss Donna Easley
IsrafeI 1900. ..'..'.....'........; Huhn
MoeIurne .'''.'' kI amer
Francis Rogers.
If You Were I. and Were You, sweet
o! Lassic BE True to Mc......E. MacGresor
Come Down the Laughing Strcamlet. Spross
Miss Donna Easlcy
This evening Samuel Gardner will give
his violin recital at The Little Theatre.
lie will present the following numbers:
Sonata in Handel
Mazurka op. 40 mewJ....................Dyo rak
Wiegenled new neutrality-suspicious..
Hungarian Dances No. /. O. minor: No 2,
u minor. .......................B rahms-Joachim
Mosaiquc No. 3, Scherzino new, Halvcrsen
therTy Rlpe........ '-'"1'
Serenade Ia POupee. .....,...'...'..... DeousSy
Souvenir de Moscow .NienidWsKl
Mr.. Gardner will be assisted by George
Dostal tenor. who will sing the Donna
non Vidi Mai" from "Manon Lescaut,"
by Puccini, and "Descrto in Terra" by
Donizetti.
list. will make his American debut in a
recital at Aeolian Hall on Friday even
ing. Mr.. Bloch will be assisted by Miss
Blanche Bloch. pianist. and DIR. William
G. Carl. organist His programme will
be as follows:
Sonata in f Handel
Hayanaise ........................ saint Saens
Chaconnc Gor organ and violin. ........ Nitali
humoresque OF Auilh
Praeludidm and allegro. .Pugnani- kreisier
Ballade and poionaisc. .............N icuNtemis
On Tuesday evening will be given in
Aeolian Hall the first concert Of the
Adele Margulies Trio. which consists OF
Adele Margulies. pianist; Leopold Lichten-
berg, violinist and Leo Schulz, 'cellist.
The programme will comprise Brahms
Trio In b major, OPP. S; Grieg's major
violin sonata and Wolf-Ferrans Trio in
D. which has not yet been played In New
York.
The first of the series OF three sonata
recitals by Mr.. and Mrs. David Names
will be given at the Princess Theatre on
Tuesday afternoon. The programme is
as follows:
Sonata in Il minor first time
Neracnl 0GSj-l7J0j
Sonata ViTganesque. in T. major. Op. Z
manuscript; FIRST time ........ John Powell
Sonata IN ID minor. Op. l2l ....... Schumann
Kathrin Hike, soprano, will give
recital on Thursday evening at the Fred
erick Mariner Studio, No $50 West S7th
street
Franz Egenieff the Berlin barytone, who
was prevented because Of Illness from
giving his first New York recital yester-
day. will offer his Introductory pro-
gramme at Aeolian Hall on Thursday
afternoon, December 4. singing songs by
Schumann, Hugo Wolf, Kerntler, Kaun
and Pataky.
This is the programme Of George Har-
ris, jr s song recital in Aeolian Hall on
Monday afternoon:
An Einem Greg
Stille Thrdnen-Wer Mschte Dich So Krank
Allie Dautc ........................SC hundnn
Nimmersatte Liebe. Das Nerlassene Mdgd-
lein and Der Genesene an die Hoffnung,
Hugo Wolf
Aria from ''Werther" ...................M assenet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

Susannah Macaulay. teacher Of singing.
Carnegie Hall. has been asked to write
articles for leading paper on Breath
ing"