New-York tribune., 1913-11-23

, Sunday evening. The programme or toir-
teen numbers was rendered by Francis
J. O'Brien. Miss Flora T. Bradley. Max
Pfeilmaier and Piotr +. Villa.
William j. Kraft. Mus. Bac., F. A. o.
o. will render the programme at inc
Wednesday organ recital, Church or me
Saviour Pierrepont street, Brooklyn, No-
vember IS, at Sis o'clock. He will be as
sisted by George s. Tamlyn. tenor. The
public is invited.
Owing TO the inadequate seating capac-
ity at the Garrigue studios. Esperanto
Garrisue will give her private concerts
at the Waldorf Astoria after January l.
Miss Grace Whistler. contralto. was the
! soloist at the concert given by the Feo-
! ple's Institute at Coopers Union last
: sunday evening. She gave selections from
! Nassenet Kroeger. HUM and Ronaid.
Walter l.. Bogert is the musical director
( of the institute
Clementine Tetedoux Lusk. soprano end
teacher, sang recently in st. Johns bpis-
copal Church, Jersey city. Az ms
! church she was chosen soprano sololst
! from among eighty other aspirants' On
/ November II Mrs. Lusk entertained at ner
home the Women's Philharmonic society
of which she is the chairman of the en-
! tertainment committee.
"St. John the Baptist an oratono
/ written by Dr. Walter b. Gilbert, whicn
had its only performance in 1888. under
! the direction of the composer, is to oe
given a second hearing in St Peters
| Church, West 10Th street, under the di-
rec,ion of George Henry Day. pupil Of
| DR.. Gilbert. next Sunday evening at 745
O'Clock. The soloists will be Miss Jessie
| Robertson. soprano Miss Antoinette
| Cherbuliez, contralto j. Kenneth Byar1'
| tenor. and Harry W. Niles, basso.
chorus of forty mixed voices will assist.
! The pupils of Miss Antoinette Ward.
| Helen and Constance Hulsmann, PLAYED at
! the artists anniversary concert at the
Wanamakor Auditorium on Tuesday ar
! ternoon. Novellber IS. Several II bliss
| Wards other pupils gave. recital at me
Van Dyck Studios on November p.
| Mrs. Percy James smith, SOprano' "dS
the soloist at concert given by lie
| Lvceum Societe des Femmes de France
ct New York. on Saturday afternoon. NO
vember Is. She sang several French songs
| by Hahn, Koechlin and Cadman' "hlch
were well received.
The ninetieth free organ recital IN the
popular series under the direction OF Dr'
William c. Carl will be given tomorrow
evening. at S1j o'clock, in the Old FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Fifth avenue and
18th street. by T. Scott Buhrmsn, +. A.
G. O., a postgraduate OF the Gullmant
organ School.
on the evening devoted to British folk
lore. songs and dancing in the series now
being given at the Brooklyn institute
/ Mrs John Francis Brines contributed
number of Irish folksongs. accompanying
herself on her tiny Irish harp, which mas
only twenty-siX strings, but producing
surprising tone.
on Thursday. November l3, Or. Minor
G. Baldwin opened the new organ at tie
School for the Blind. at Halifax. y. :.
1
| from the favorable press comments OF the
! next day, was a great success.
At her first New York appearance with
the Cercle Sarah Bernhardt on November
) at the Waldorf Astoria, Mytra Is. Ill
kinson. an artist pupil Of Alice Garrigue
! Mott, won the audience by her singing
and pleasing personality Among the
songs she sang was the new air to
America" composed by c. Quintano and
given for the first time.
The Sinsheimer Quartet Bernhard Sins
heimer. first violin; Louis Edlin, second
violin: Joseph Kovarik, viola ana
Jacques Renard. cello, gave their hrst
quartet concert of the season by appear
ing last evening at the residence Of Mrs.
Edwin b. Holden, No. 323 Riverside Drive.
An excellent programme was given which
was greatly enjoyed by every one present