New-York tribune., 1914-10-11
Musical Entertainments.

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The Zoelner String Quartet will
give only one recital this season. ds
their Western tour prevents them from
devoting more time TO the East. The
concert takes place at Aeolian Hall on
the evening of December l3, and two
new works will be played. They are
quartets by Darius Milhand and Gus
taye Samazenilh.
Last Monday evening the Apollo
Club Of Brooklyn held it's first re-
hearsal OF its thirty-scyenth season IN
its new home. the Apollo Studio Build
ing 38l Carlton av., corner Greene.
large number over eighty of the ac-
tive members were in attendance, az
also several men from the board of di-
rectors. who universally expressed
qualification upon the occasion and the
propitious outlook for the season, there
being large waiting list for both ac-
tive and subscribing membership.
John Campbell, tenor, has recently
been signed by his managers, Haensel
and Jones, for the spring tour OF the
New York symphony Orchestra. Mr..
Campbell is the tenor soloist at the
Marble Collegiate Church.
A free organ recital the l36th in the
popular series under the direction of
Dr. William G. Carl. will be given n
the Old First Presbyterian Church,
Fifth av. and 18th st., tomorrow even
ing, October -, at S:15 o'clock, by
Harry Oliver llirt, A. A. G.. o., organ
ist and director Of the music in the
Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn, and a postgraduate of the
Guilmant Organ School.
George Henry Day, organist. assisted
by Miss AntOinette Cherbullez, con-
tralto. will be heard on Wednesday
evening at st. Peters Church. West
goth st., on the recently renovated or
gan. An attractive programme will be
rendered.
Claude Warford opens the musical
season in Morristown, n. j., next FRI
day evening, October l6, when he is to
present Evan Williams. tenor, and
Florence Milford Hunt, contralto, in a
joint concert given under the auspices
Of the Warford School
James occupied a box ard witnessed
the play for the first time. barring re-
hearsals. On Friday night Otis Skin
ner opened m Atlantic City with THE
Silent Voice" On October l6 and. II
the combination comprising William
Gillette. Blanche Bates and Marie Doro
will tread the boards in Diplomacy"
Other near-futurc Atlantic City pre-
mieres are Edward Sheldon's "The
Song of Songs October 26: Elsie
Ferguson in "Outcast," and for this
opening the author. Hubert Henry
Davies, will be on hand; Hattie Will.
iamS in new farce by Harry b.
Smith and Jerome d. Kern and later
The Shadow starring Ethel Barry
more.
The mild weather Of the early woc<
revived bathing, and while the ocean
has been officially "locked up" by
Senor Neptune and the city officials,
there is still a goodly contingent of
, the clippers rear guard. Some half
thousand daring ones braved the surf
nearly every day during the last week.
and the City Fathers kept a band of
four lifeguards on duty to rescue the
perishing but there was no perishing
The four beach patrolmen will re-
main on duty throughout October If
the number Of hathers warrant their
retention. thus enabling any lover Of
October bathing 10 follow the sport
properly protected.
Theatrical celebrities Of world re-
pute have caused much interest on the
Atlantic City Boardwalk during the
week. There were Mr. ard Mrs. Rob
ert Nantell. Of Atlantic Highlands, y.
j.. and New York Mr.. Mantell has
been appearing at local theatre in
Shakcspearlau plays. Then there was
that Cannv Scotsman. Sir James Bar
rie. he Of "The Little Minister" and
window in Thrums" fame. And Miss
Maude Adams herself. When Miss
Adams appeared on the wide deck OF
the Wooden Way there was great cram
,>g Of necks and raising Of lorgnettes.
J was Miss Adams herself, and one
could actually look at her without pay
ing g for the privilege.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bowring
are New York guests at the Msrlbor-
ough- Blenholm for October.
MIR and Mrs. Alfred Cohn arc at the
Hotel Rudolf for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. William Howe. OF New
York, have apartments al the Phil
llps House during a fortnight Of Oc-
tober.
Miss Maude Adams. who played in
The Legend of Leonors" at the shore
during the week, was an interesting
figure on the Boardwalk morning
promenades during her stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Lewis are New
York guests az the Shelburne.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hofstsedter
are New York guests at the Marlbor-
ough Blenheim for October.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Collier. Of New
York. have leased a suite at the Shell
burnc for a brief stay.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. VI. Eaori have taken
apartments at the Hotel Dennis dur
ing an October fortnight
James Freeman and Thomas Hast
ings. New Workers.. are domiciled at
the Seaside House over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Edclberger
arc New York folk az the shore during
an early autumn stay.
A. II. Walker and Robert Warwick
arc domiciled at a we'll known beach
front hotel
Other New York visitors at the shore
include
Miss Theodore Bach. Mrs. Edward
Baer, Mrs. Richard Baxter, Thomas
Blount. William Curry, Miss Sarah l..
Hawley, Miss Ella Serbert, Mr.. and
Mrs Naok M and M, NJ