New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31

Fioue Musical Institute. OF 12s Dekai
nv. Brooklyn. on Monday evening. Ma!
IS. Among those who took part wer'
the following Esther Brobers, Ver'
| Friendland, Elsie Cunning, Francis A
Teta. Lulu pbtler. Gertrude Ronnenbers
Mollie HUBERT, Edna Meinken, Bertha X
Feitner. Chrhtine Heingartner' Viviar
Melhado and katherine Mcguire. car
Eto,e mad Katherine Noack Fique playet
the accompani tnents.
Tho third Annual Musical Evening b,
pupils Of +. ~. Riesberg took place a
his suburban. residence. at the woman
Institute, Yonkers. May 25. Percy Hemus
tAarytone. assisting. A large audience
hIIAsned to the pupils playing OF WORKS
~. nodern composers. The following
werSs .tns pianists: Dorothy ANDREWS
Ruth oray. Alice Casey. Ethel J. han
Iomea Rae Clarke. Florence Munch
Florence Gwypne and Helen Corwin. II
was announced that free and parua
scholarship would be awarded as usual
the coming September.
Gustav L. Becker, pianist and teacher
announces special summer session rof
teachers and students, at his Steinway
Hall Studios, 100 East 14th St, beginning
from June l to August Z.
Max Wellerson. teacher OF plano ano
formerly assistant to DR.. William Mason
has removed his school to No. $50 ST
Nicholas av
Favorable comments have been passed
upon the recitals OF the pupils OF MIS-
A. NJ. Virgil, director OF the Virgil Plano
School. AZ West 10th ST., now on TOUR
through the East. In Philadelphia, Gin
clnnati and Pittsburgh, the concerts were
all we'll attended. Mrs, Virgil illustrates
her method by means of technical Illus
tratons. During the rest OF the tour, the
Virgil pupils will cover ST. Louis. Chicago,
Cleveland, Buffalo and several other
cities.
recital was given by the students OF
the Lachmund Conservatory Of Music,
of which Lewis NJ. Hubbard is the direc-
tor, in the conservatory building. 132
West S5th St., last Thursday evening.
The attractive programme was evidently
enjoyed by all present. Among those VINO
took part were the following: Miss May
Bryan, Master Theodore Palmenberg'
Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Bessie Kirby, Miss
Eileen MacFarlane, Mr.. Marine, Master
Gustav Dohrenwend. MISS Harrison, Miss
Dickinson. Master Henry Dohrenwend,
Mrs. Coger Miss Ruth Smith, Master
Otto Dohrenwend, Mr.. Archambault and
Miss CHASER.
Alice Hutchins Baker, pianist and
teacher, one Of the leading opponents
Of the Leschetzky school, with studios
in Carnegie Hall, and at SO West 5otn
St, has had one Of her busiest seasons
Miss Baker will close her studios on June
1 and will spend the summer months
at her home in Winchester, Mass. AS
a. number of her pupils are DESTROYS OF
resuming their lessons the middle OF
September. Miss Baker will open her
studios at that time, instead OF on the
first of October, rs in the past.
piano recital by the pupils OF Gustav
l.. Becker was given on Saturday after
noon May 20, at the Country Life Ex-
position in the Grand Central Terminal
EXPOSITION. The pupils who took part
in the concert were Agnes w. KIRBY
Celia v. Greeley, Mrs. Madge r. Baker,
Eric Johnson. Ruth Douglas Sexton ana
Harold s. Clickner. Mrs. Grace ID. Bell,
soprano, was the assisting artist.
Esperanza Garrigue's artist pupil Jean
Neville, contralto, has just returned from
Seabreeze Florida. where she has been