New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

In spite of the storm last Thursday
evening. a good sized audience attended
the song recital at the Waldorf Astoria
given by Elizabeth c. King, pupil NJ
Amelia Seebold, of No. l2o West 18th
street. Miss King SANG several important
numbers on the programme, showing IN
| her singing the careful training she had
! received at the hands of her teacher.
Miss Seebold who was heartily conGratu-
lated after the recital for the excellent
showing made by her pupil
Hans Merx. barytone and singer or
German heder songs, assisted by Paul
Gundlach, piano accompanist. appeared al
the New York Musicians Club musical
given at the clubs rooms on Sunday even
ing last. There was a good attendance OF
members. who were much interested in
the programme Of unfamiliar lieder by
Schubert. Brahms and Huso Wolf. Many
of these neglected masterpieces are belns
resurrected by Mr.. MerS. who makes II a
point TO present a humber at each Of his
recitals and he finds that while come OF
them have never been heard before, they
are accepted with as much enthusiasm as
the more popular ones.
Robert j. Winterbottom's Fecltas on
the big organ at Trinity Church on the
second Wednesday of each month are at
tracing much attention. On February -
the largest audience vet gathered attend
ed to hear his playing Of the Each toe
cata in r, Roger "Passacaslia' and
Won Weber's "Jubel' overture as his
principal numbers. Between the organ
numbers Edward A. Beesey played violin
rieces. consisting of Mendelssohns con-
certo. two movements; A Ries andante
and classic andante In +. Nj. Winter
bottoms next recital will be on Wednes-
day. March Z, at 1890 noon.
Mrs Richmond gave a musical on
Wednesday evening last in honor Of ST.
sannah Macaulay, composer, and Mildred
Allen. pianist Among those who APP
peared We're Victorne Hayes. VINO SANG
The Butterfly" and Great Is Allah"
written for her by Miss Macaulay, ana
Mrs p. r. Parsons, who sang songs BY
Miss Maucaulay. Mrs. Charles Duer
Simons sang several of her own compost
tons. while Miss Allen played selections
from Chopin and Strauss.
AT the concert given last Tuesday even
ing by the quartet Of the Park Hill Re-
formed Church. Yonkers, Miss Launder,
contralto, who Is pupil or MRS. hen-
retta Speke-Seeley. sang MY Heart AZ
Thy Sweet Voice" Miss Lsunder VIII
also be the soloist at musical given o.
the Chaminade Club on Tuesday, March I.
William <. Carl will give free organ
recital i'm the Church of the Ascension
Fifth avenue and 10Th street. next Thurs
dav afternoon at O'Clock. The pro-
sramme will contain several novelties.
together with the "Marche Nuptiale.' by
Guilmant played at the wedding cere-
mony of King George V. Stainers CRU
cifxion" will be sung with fun choir un-
der the direction of DR.. Carl at the Old
First Presbyterian Church, Fifth avenue
and 18th street. this evening at o'clock.
The Chopin Society held its fourth re-
ception of the season last Thursday even
inc, at the Grand Conservatory OF Music
No. lls West S5th street. Mrs. Sanford
Laffray second vice-president was host
ess Those who contributed to the music
OF the evening were Miss Edyth MAY
Clover former pupil of Scharwenka
Iona Sprinkle. a pupil Of Beatrice Eher-
hard. the we'll known violinist and presi-
dent of the conservatory. and Ernst Eber-
hard. instructor OF piano. harmony. etc,
at the institution. Many remarks were
passed upon the excellence OF the pro-
gramme.