New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05
ORVlLlE HAROLD
CtNrURY OPERA HoUsE


Church. Peeksknl, y. Y, and a post grad
uate OF the Guilmant organ School.
"rhc Seven Last Words" by Dubois
will be sung under the direction Of Dr.
William G. carl In the Old First Presby-
terrain Church, Firth avenue and l-th
street. this Sunday evening AT O'CLOCK.
Gounod's "Galia" will be sung at the
morning services at II o'clock. The SOLO
lists will be Margaret Harrison, Soprano
Elizabeth Garfield, contralto; George
Care, tenor: Albert Edwin Betteridge'
baritone. DR.. Carl will play an organ re-
cital preceding the evening services.
n Grady Miller. barytone and pupil OF
Ellison Van Hoose has been engaged TOT
q tour of sixteen weeks 10 direct the
music and sing the leading barytone roles
I'm the Shakespearian plays as produced
nv the Coburn Players Mr.. Miller has
heep singing I'm Henry Savage's success
full production Of "Sari' Sol Neron, bass
and pupil Of Ellison Van Hoose, Is meet
ing with great success on tour with Inc
FREELY" on March there was heard IN
the ballroom OF the Hotel Plaza contest
for the best song by an American com
poser. Miss Gwyn Jones, contraito, ana
pupiI Of Mr.. Van Hoose, won first prize
for her beautiful singing and artistic IN
depreciation OF the songs OF MISS ray
Foster.
Walter l.. Bogert, musical director OF
the Peoples Institute, has arranged the
following schedule for Sunday evenings IN
Aprll: April g. Carolyn Beebe, piano;
April 70. Mile. de Pastori, soprano April
~. Albert Janposki, barytone; April 70
concert by Won Ende Violin Choir.
Evening" a fve-page piano piece, is
another recent composition by Louis VI.
Eilhemius. composer and improVsatore.
The beautiful theme ia strengthened by a
grand climax and four variations follow.
An hour Of organ music Will be given
In St. Thomas's Church this evening at
s o'clock by T. Tertius Noble, organist.
The programme will include selections
from Joseph Rheinberger Silas. Will G.
Macfarlane, Cyril Scott and Chopin.
Nine. Kitty Berger, harp either soloist
and teacher. gave recital on Friday
afternoon. March p, in Delmonico's Gold
Room, assisted by such we'll known
artists as DR.. William Carl, Hanz MerN,
German lieder singer: Leo Braun and
Valentine Peavey. Nine. Berger's play
ing of her own compositions was partic-
uarly well received and brought forth
NnRl h
tanned most pleasing results from small
organ, playing a spring song by Borrow
ski. Ave Maria" by Nine. Berger, and
accompanying the either in several COM
positions. The accomplishments of the
evening were played by Leo Braun and
Valentine Peavey. other artists appear
ing on this programme were Reba Cor
nett Emory. Mrs. Sherwood Hard and
Douglas j. Wood.
An interesting programme of Catholic
church music will be rendered under the
direction OF Hans Merx at the Cathedral
Chapel, Queen of All Saints, Brooklyn, on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday even
ing OF Holy Week. The Lamentations
Of the Prophet jeremiah" will be sung in
four-part male chorus capella, compost
tons by Stehle; "Miserere," for boys
choir and male quartet by Witt; "Bene-
dctus," by Halter, and "Christus Factus
Est" by Paestrina. Bishop Muendelein
will preside at the service OF the Tene-
bra.
Mrs. Clarence Mckeene gave an I'M
usual and attractive musical on Wednes-
day evening last at No. 70 East 45th
street. Nictorine Hayes sang "Caro
Nome and group OF songs by Susannah
Macaulay, the composer accompanying
her. w. Stockbridge introduced several
arias from his own opera, The other
artists were the Misses Giles, Chalmers
and Miss Rumsey.
Grace Anderson was the accompanist
on March 90 at Carnegie Hall. when Kate
Rooney the Australian contralto. sang
for the United Irish Women of New
York. Mrs. Anderson also played on
April at the Aston for the Daughters
of the Empire State. Although the ac
companist's work is not always spnre-
ciated, the work of Mrs. Anderson COM
mands attention
Mildred billing, solo harpist. played AT
a musical given I'm the home M Mic.
Brinsmade, No. l66 Columbia Heights
Brooklyn, on Thursday last. This after.
noon she will play with an ensemble of
SIX narps at Palm Sunday concert "a
be given In the Plaza. Among the other
artists to appear are Emmy Destinn and
Dinh Gilly.
FACT AND FANCY