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I ed tour. covering the leading cities in the
South as accompanies for Nine. Frances
| Aida The tour will cover a period Of over
/ twelve months. In speaking OF Mr.. La
| farges appearance, The Montreal De-
voir." OF March 4. stated among other
things He plays with great agility and
with an extraordinary ease"
Jeanette Milen Wells, n pupil Of Janet
| Bullock Williams. of Carnegie Hall, re-
Gently sang with success at concerts IN
Altoona, Penn. Hartford, Conn. ana
Trenton, ~ j. The Mirror" OF Altoona.
! reflected the opinion of those who attend
cd her appearance in that city In stating
she was an artist OF unusual attain
ments."
Nine. Resale Chalia. dramatic singer.
teacher and coach. formerly OF the Metro
poltan Opera House company, has re
moved her studio from No. 33l Amster-
dam avenue TO No. A. East 3oth street.
where she will be pleased to see her many
friends and pupils.
The Hulsmann Trio, who have many
friends on Staten Island, have been re-
duested 10 give concert al the German
club rooms. No 3i5 Van Duzen street.
Stapieton Staten Island. which Will take
place on Thursday evening. April 10. They
are also engaged for the ball and enter
talnment for Mr.. Jerome Schaeffer. TO be
held at the Hotel Aston ballroom Thurs
day evening. April 3. The trio consists of
Miss Constance Hulsmann, Miss Helen
Hulsmann and Nine. Hulsmann.
To.dav at the vesper service at $50
o'clock at the Church of the Divine Pa
ternitv. Central Park West and 18th
street. the choir Will sing Gounods
"Gallia." with Miss Estelle Harris as solo
ist Following this service will be- the
usual half hour recital by j. Warren An
dreWs. organist and choirmaster.
Clarence Eddy. organist and Mrs Eddy
contralto. now residents OF Chicago. will
make short concert tour In the East
during the early part of May. Among
other dates joint recital Will be given az
Elmwood Music Hall, Buffalo. on May I.
on May Mr.. Eddy will give an organ re-
cital I'm the Church of the Covenant.
Washington. and on May he will give
recital on a new four-manual instrument
in Grace Hall. Williams College. Will
JAMESTOWN Mass.
SThe Russell Studios. Carnegie Hall. re-
port a variety of important activities
during the spring season Among the re-
cital announcements are the following:
tfrG hall
prano. Wissner Hall. April .: repeated in
Manhattan on April T. Recital, "Ensem-
bic Circle" of the pianoforte department
Russell Studios. in Peddie Memorial Audi
forum. April 9. Recital Of compositions
by L. 4. Russell for chorus. organ, piano
violin and vocal solos in Manhattan and
Newark. y. J. First recital. April 10. AT
all of these the professional students or
Mr. Russell will appear. On April % the
Oratorio Society of Newark, y. j.. under
the direction OF Mr.. Russell will give lis
thirty-fourth annual spring festival con-
cert. celebrating the Tooth anniversary OF
Wagner's birth. The programme will be
made up largely of Wagner numbers
"The Creation will be presented in Ped
die Auditorium on Easter evening, with
the Memorial choir The soloists are from
the Russell studios. including Mrs. Jessie
Marshall, S. Craig and f. Van Nalts
Florence Mcmillan. pianist has returned
TO her studio, No. 226 West 10th street
and resumed coaching and accompanying
after a tour with Leo Slezak. the Bo-
hemian tenor. on the tour. which ex-
tended from Toronto to Washington and
from Boston to Victoria. h. c., Miss Nc
MILAN not only acted as accompanist,
but also played several solos on the re-
cital programmes. For her work as ac-
companist and soloist she received lib
eral praise from the various newspapers,