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At the Field Club.

Mr. and Mrs. @. l. Farnsworth gave a
dinner at the Field club Saturday even
ing when their guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill Clarke
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Burgess,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T., Shepard,
Or. and Mrs. w. j. Bradbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Baum,
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Fish.
DR.. and Mrs J. r. Anson entertained
Saturday evening at the club Cor MrG.
Thlele Of Indianapolis, guest of DIR. end
Mrs. II. A. Wahl. Covers were placed
for;
DIR. and Mrs. II. A. WahL
DIR. and Mrs. Ill. A. Anson,
Mrs. Thinele,
Mrs IL G. Anson,
Mrs. ]. b. Fradenburg,
Mr. Leroy Maltby,
DIR. H. NJ Fitzgibbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Hyson entertained
ten guests at dinner Saturday; Jack
Kelly. four A. A. mclaughlin, six; F. f.
Lewis. four; F. A. shotwell. two; p. B.
CarrigRn. two; C. storz. eight.
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Larimer- -Rockhaoker.

The wedding OF Miss Estelis Book
hacker, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Bockhacker, and Harold Larimer, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Iarimer. was eele-
brated Thursday evening at o'clock at
the Third Presbyterian church. DR.. A.
B, Marshall OF the Omaha Presbyterian
Theological seminary ofnciated. Mas
elsie Howell played the Lohengrin bridal
chorus and the Mendelssohn wedding
march. Miss Marie French sang 20.
Promise Me-" and John Gum sang. Il
Love You Truly"
The bride was gowned in white JApa-
nese crepe, trimmed with shadow lace
and wore long tulle veil. held IN place
with lilies of the valley She carried a
shower bouquet OF brides roses and lilies
OF the valley.
AiAs Ruth Nicely was maid OF honor
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seutember Wedding.

The marriage Of Miss Caroline Cong
don and Mr. Herbert French will take
place September and will be a home
wedding and one Of wide interest so
oially. Mr.. French is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. c. French. and until recently
lived in Omaha, but now has his business
headquarters in Louisville, Ky.
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Yrs. JoAz Potter WcbSEeha

the Country club Friday and about fif-
teen members had luncheon there.
Mrs. IL II. sprague made the low score
OF H for nine holes and was awarded
dressing table mirror with a bronze
frame.
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House Parties for College Set.

Several house parties are being given In
honor OF the visitors in the school set
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Peters are enter
talninS a house party for the weekend I'm
honor OF Mr.. Daniel Mccarthy Of Chicago.
guest Of Mr. Clarence Peters. The affair
started with dinner party Friday even
ing. The party included Miss Marion and
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FlNN'S BAND WILL PLAY
PROGRAM AT LAKE MANAWA

Finn's band will play this afternoon
and evening at Lake Manawa- The pro-
grams will be made up OF both classical
and popular music.
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Post. .Nuptial Entertainment.

Mr.. and Mrs r. c. PauisOn. who have
just returned from their wedding trip to
Colorado. entertained at their home FRI
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At the Country Club.

Complimentary TO Miss Summers OF
Washington, Mrs. h, b. Wood entertained
at dinner Saturday evening at the club
with re other guests We're;
abr. and Mrs. J. E Summers,
MIR and MIRA Charles Il. Keller,
Mr. and Mrs. w. III. McCord,
Mrs S. ID, Barkalow.
Mrs Russell Harrison,
Mr. E i. Peck,
Mr.. Earl Gannett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miles OF Peoria
were the guests OF Judge and Mrs. Vim
sonhaler at dinner Saturday.
Miss Marjorie McCord gave a dinner
for her guests. Miss Elizabeth Bvans OF
Washington, Miss Martha Dolman. Mr..
Roger Morton and Mr.. Jarrot McCord OF
St. Joseph. The other guests at the din
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At Summerhill Farm.

Among those who are TO spend the
weekend and their vacations at the
Young Women's Christian association
Summerhlll farm at Bennington are Mrs.
T. j. O'Ncil, Mrs. Budget and Mrs.
westerfieid, who accompany their daugh-
tara h nd fha
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Avoid Blood Poison

ANoIu HIOOd Poison
BY using Bucklen's Arnica Salve on all
wounds, bruises. sores, scalds salt rheum,
etc; prompt relief for piles. 25c. All
druggists.
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day evening Mrs. Paulson was formerly
Miss Cora sorenson. Those present we're;
Misses Misses
Olga Peterson. Anna Warner,
Clara Sorenson, Olga Petersen.
Kate Sorenson, Clara Petersen,
Louise Herman, Janet LilleJoal,
Mamie Sorensen, Mamie Jensen,
Mary Paulson, Vivian Rees.
Mrs j. A. Johnson.
Messrs Messrs-
Alfred Peterson, George Sorenson,
Edward Andreeson, Horace Blackford,
Roy Goodheart, Herbert Muller,
John Radford, Joseph lhm
Morrie Thompson, Christensen.
NanCer Paulson, Charles Paulson,
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Hike to Florence.

A number Of high school girls who are
also members OF the Young Womeu's
Christian association gymnasium class.
enjoyed q hiking party beyond Florence.
They took cooking utensils and built a
camp fire in the woods. In the party
were;
Misses Misses
Sarah Cole, Penelope Hamilton.
Helen Giwitz. Helen McNameny,
Lorraine Davis. Erdice Baumgardner
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Women Golfers Meet
The women golfers of Omaha played at
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Surprise Party.

Mrs T, Jensen gave a surprise party
for Misses Meta and Leonora Mickelsen.
The evening was spent in playing games.
Prizes were won by Mr., NJ. Holm and
Miss Eftie Csvalin Those present were:
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Daniel Mccarthy. Jr.. James McCord
0f Chicago;
Smaller dinner parties were given by
Robert Connell. who had four guests; r.
l. Huntley. four; w. T. Page. six; w D.
McHugh. six; Il. T. swobe, four; Stock
ton Heth. five; John Caldwell. four.
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Seymour Lake Country Club.


The program Tuesday evening will con-
sist OF numbers by club members Mrs.
Dwight Powell will -sing, ]. s. Bell win
give a violin solo. Miss Louise Watkins
will give Spanish dances and President T.
l. Combs viii tell an original story.
Mrs. Wesley r. Adkins entertained at
luncheon Friday. her guests being Mrs
10. T. Yates. Mrs. c. NJ Allingham.
Council Bluffs, and Mr.. A. E. Aldrich.
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Check entertained
the following dinner guests Friday even
ing;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Lott.
Mrs. A. j. Caughey, Mrs. l. r. PinnelL
Miss Clara Elster entertained a melon
and dancing party Friday evening Her
guests were:
Misses Misses
Frances Melcher Florence wardhan.
Flower Alexander, Jewel Alexander,
Myrtle Horne, Stella Sprague,
Elisabeth MoMullen. Maudo Cochran
Clara ElEter,
Messrs.- Messrs-
DR. c. r. Patton, Peter Mcdonald.
Claud Pflasterer. Earl Haney.
Charles Pfeiffer. Arthur Weeth.
Harry Christensen. Clark Cheney,
Walter Doyle,
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fry entertained at
tho dinner dance for:
Mrs. Il NJ. Funk.
Misses Misses
| Elsie Metz Ella Reynolds
Kathryn Lindburg.
MesErH.- MeaarS.=
| Grant Cleveland. Charles Cannon
]. S. Sullivan had twenty guests at a
swimming party Friday evening. followed
by dinner.
Miss Staoia Mulvihill was hostess at a
dancing and watermelon party Friday
evening. having twenty guests.
r. s. West OF Papillion entertained at
dancing party for eighteen members.
golfing party followed by luncheon
Thursday, included;
| Mesdames-- Mesdames-'
] w r, Philhy, John Bekins.
Howard said. John Urion,
/ A. 5. Midlam. l.. NJ. Lord,
luncheon and cards Thursday. Those
present were;
Miss Susie HoTen. Miss Frances Lord.
| Mfrp /. NJ. Lord, Mrs 7. II. Ensor
| Mr and Mrs. d. A. Pierce had as their
guests Friday evening;
Miss sylvia Pierce.
| MesSTs.- Messrs-
/ Lloyd Magney, Leonard Scott
| Vivian Pierce.
MT and Mrs. George French and X. l.
Lindquist were guests OF r. r. Marcy
at dinner Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs George Francis had
George Macdonald as their guest.
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Motor Picnic at Valley.

One OF the larger picnics of the weel
was given "wednesday evening by mem
bers of one OF the dancing clubs last win
ter Three touring cars were filled and
those attending the picnic we're:
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Picnic at Elmwood.
A moonlight picnic was held In Elm
wood park Thursday evening. when the
evening was spent in appropriate outdoor
games Those present were:
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MI ana MIS-. r, MlChtIeFul
Mrs. T. Jensen.
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Aieoes-
Sarah Cole.
Helen Giwitz.
Lorraine Davis.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-18
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S2l6,6O5,21O.7S
OFFICERS.

George NJ. Reynolds, President.
Ralph Van Vechten, Vice President.
Alex. Robertson. Nice-President.
Herman Waldeck, Vice President.
John c. Craft, President.
James Il: Chapman, Vice President.
William T. Bruckner. Vice. President
Nathaniel Il. Losch, Cashier.
John Il. Washburn, Asst. Cashier.
Harvey G. Vernon, Asst Cashier.
George y. Smith. Asst. Cashier.
Wilber Hattery, Asst. Cashier.
II. Erskine smith. Asst. Cashier.
Wilson w. Lampert. Asst. Cashier.
Dan Norman. Asst. Cashier.
George a, jackson, Asst. Cashier.
Edward ~. Lacey, Chairman Of Ad-
visory Committee.
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The Hibernian Banking
Association
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OFFICERS.

George NJ Reynolds, President.
David r. Lewis, Vice President.
Henry b. Clarke, President.
Louis Il. Clarke, Vice. President
Frederic s. Hebard, Cashier.
Everett Il. McFadden, Secretary.
John T.. V. Murphy, Mgr Savings
Dept.
George Allan. Asst. Cashier.
Thomas IL. McGrath. Asst Cashier,
The capital stock Of the Continental
and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
(S3. 900, 000) and the capital stock of the
Hibernian Banking Association tS2 ,0O0,-
0O0) are owned by the stockholders of the
Continental and Commercial National
Bank of Chicago,
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CALENDAR OF THE WEEK

suNoAY-Meuopolan Opera House $50 p n" popular ts
concert; City College y H. "
organ recital by Samuel Carnegie Hall p H. co
Philharmonic Aeolan Hall S5 m song
=. salon Garden SIS concert oS i'"s
Men. Orchestra W.,
MONDAY fouse 30 German opera De va
kdre p In English Iierau
rest OF the week o'
"AIartba: Hail Sis piano rectal oY
Goodson Assembly concert by the TnKusuer society
Aeolan Hall n, y N ia A.
WEDNE Italian opera hfs' per
in OF Wolf Feas l-Anore Meui'o o
"iadeeino' city college r. m e organ
A. AeoHan Han p M concert ." arthur
Quartet Carnegie Ia 5 m Nlo re-
Francis Macmen Chamber Music HAL s5 p M
cello KrOnod
THURSDAY Italian opera at popular
. Italian 'lian
Hall concert by thc fh
recital by Mare ]" 'nNe
FRIDAY House 30 German opera DC S
cneus. concert by the Russian C"'heda
SATURDAY y French opera Jnhon
-, popular prices Madame Butterfly carnegie
nan 25c aid Of In" q" '' ""S'"
|lpb, M, Of OratoriO Society
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Music Studios.

A piano recital was given by Miss Bcr-
tina Sears and Dolly Patterson, assisted
by Miss Lettia Patterson. soprano, at
tho Writ Piano School. No 90 West l2}d
street. last Thursday evening The stu
dents pleased their auditors.
The pupils OF Miss Jessie q. Fenner.
teacher of singing. we're heard in re-
cital on Friday evening. March b. NJ
Miss Fenners studio, 40 Is Vest S6ih
street Among the pupils who took part
were Miss Catherine +. Brown. Miss
Gladys Opdyke, Mrs. Isabel klemyer
and Miss Mabel =. Fowks. The assisting
artists were Robert Cavcndish, MIS-
Adele l., Rankin and Mrs. r. Embody.
Maurice LaFarge was at the piano.
Lillian Sherwood Newkirk. teacher OF
singing. with a studio at Aeolan Hah'
Will give a pupils recital on April 1'' at
which two songs composed By Glrard
Chatneid are to be sung by Alice Smith
a pupn Of Mrs Newkirk ACCOMPANY
ments are 10 he PLAYED at THIS rectal oy
Harry II.rt. who will probably also pay
some solos Mrs. NcwkirE states mat
ber pupil Clara lager is now STUDY INK
in Paris with Nile Bonie. preparatory
IN beiu., received by Jean dc keSIke'
,vftb whom she will begin the completion
or her studies next season.
Miss IalIa y. Cannon. Mrs. Jean Nin-
cent Cooper and Paul Frederick Eichhorn'
puptls OF Sergei Klibansky. vocal instruc-
TOR ne touring the State OF Maine this
month under the direction OF W X
cbanman. Miss Marie Louise Flicker
Wagner sang at tho subscription concert
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Musical Entertainments.

A Mime Esperanza Garrigue's private
concert. which took place on THURSDAY
s,+ornoon last at the Waldorf Astoria
she presented two OF her artist pupnS'
Miss Roberta Beatty and Graham NC
Nance. al young barytone. They were
assisted by sig. Arberto Butcra, Nolils''
Tho first half Of the programme was sung
bv Miss Beatty, who was in good voice
and sang the entire programme from
roenoorv. Mr.. McNamee was also well re-
ccived large audience. composed on
VOL known musicians. taxed the capacity
% The hall and crowded the foyers
Constance Helen and Nine. Hulsmann
,.,r anraar in a series Of three concerts
., Carnegie Chamber Music Hal. on the
following dates: Friday, March :" SHa
~ m. Saturday, March ., p h'' anu
sunday. March %. p. m. The THO mas
arranced an interesting programme oil
rioro and vocal music. few OF me
r,ocoe &, which they have appeared are
r-arrc,ia Rhinebcck -on-Hudson; spence
cahool Hotel Astor. Lake Mohonk, Wal
dorf. Astoria. Wansmaker Auditorium ana
many fashionable hotels stnoios'
churches. schools, CLUBS and drawing
rooms.
Announcement was made TINS WeeN """'
three New York artists are 70 apPe''
in concert I'm London during 1""e
,rorle Alcock. contralto; Bechtei AioocN
,oro, and Nine. Ella Bachus- beh'
,:.. o,o The artists. and they nave
arranged an inviting programme Tor 'he''
debpts in the English capital. Nine
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KS Happenin$C in the X\MciC W0rld45k

gave The final recital in his series OF six
free organ recitsls az the Church of the
Messiah. Park avenue and 3ith street
on lest Thursday afternoon At o'clock
before an audience Of music lovers. the
programme OF this recital consisted OF
pieces selected ny the audiences at the
previous recitals'
Miss Theodore Ursula Irvine. dra-
matte reader. gave hc- annual recital at
the Waldorf On last Monday evening
Miss Irvine was we'll received by large
audience
Mrs Vincent Matthews CoryeH. v!olinist
and teacher. and Alrs. Marshall Elliott
Stewart pianist and accompanies. Of Aeoi-
len Hail. viii present TWO Vespcr concerts
al the Wildwood Ciub on next Thursday az
ternoou and on April at : o'clock. The
assisting artists VIII be Miss Vera Robbins
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EpAhcIS r1ACNILLAN
CARNEGIE HALL

Hail ON Thursday evening. March %. and
Friday afternoon. March o. with an al
Wagner programme. as follows:
overture Flying Dutchman
Secfricd Rhine Journey from 'G6uordaln-
meruug %
Prelude and Licbcstod from Tristan ind
Isolde
Prelude Die Neistcrsinger'
Good Friday spell from 'Parslfai.
Overture "EicnZi'
Siegfrieds Idyl
Prelude IN Act O. "LohcnSrin.'
Ride OF The Nalhyrie..
After these two concerts the orches ra
vii make brief tour Of the Middle
West before disbandins for the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22
Music Notes.

Tomorrow evening the boys choir or
81 Ignatius Loyola Church Will give a
concer; At the Hotel Plaza for the oene-
4, OF the dsv nursery Of the parish
The first part Of the programme Will
consist % sacred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
chosen 20 illustrate the dignity and IN
spiratiOn 81 church music In the sec
masters OF secular music VIII be rem
dered IN the artistic manner which char
actsrizes the boys singing.
Mis-, Helen De Witt Jacobs will give
violin recital at the Brooklyn Academy
- Music next Thursday evening at 10
o'clock Miss Jacobs will be assisted ~
frank y. DOYLE, tenor. Miss Marjorie H.
Jacobs will be the accompsnist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22

, OF me lLTee ArtS ilAp on lasl ! nut >uds
evening. Miss Arabel Marodeld will give
song recital az Mr. Klibsnskys studio
No. 2l2 West seth street on Wednesday
April s.
At the Guilmant organ school a series
of lessons IN choir conducting $ now
being given by William G.. Carr. The
class is also doing practical work IN
score reading and in accompanying the
oratorios Clement r. Gale gave his
fourth lecture on the training OF boys
voices Thursday afternoon March j.
and Warren r. Uedden is preparing a
large number Tor the American Guild Of
Oreanists examination, 10 be held this
spring.
jeanette Mulcn Wells. soprano pupil Of
Janet Bullock Williams. teacher OF sing
ing with classes in Carnegie Hall and
Trenton. y. j., appeared at concert li
Trenton recently.
An interesting recital was given oy the
puplls OF tie Lachmund Conservatory OF
Music Lewis ". Hubbard, director OF
SATURDAY.. March r. The pupils were
heard i'm compositions o. classic and mod.
ENJOYED by all present
"Tbc Flving Dutchwomen.' a traFost>
on Wagner The Flying butchhah'
interpreted 10y the vocal pupils of Janet
Rurloc. Williams. Of Carnegie Hal wa
VOL received BY All audience or nHSl'
'otois IN the assembly room of the Mac
Uoweu cub 40. los West 5jth street on
SATURDAY evening. March
special feature Of the monthly eNer'
Uses In tha Hamilton institute for Girls
ON Wednesday morning vas the singing
of original melodies and words by thf
children Of mo kindergarten ana pllh3ts
class. The musical instruction o. ,l.S
lass is conducted by Nmom silver
SPARE Ark'ns.
g Virgil Gordon is giving series OF
piauo recltals at his New YORK STUDIO
with tho programmes played by sevoral oil
his professional pupils. The first recital
WAS given on March 10y Adele haI@
piauist. assisted by Florence NohierI
violini.t. \ group OF Chopin works and
schumann-Tausig' "ContraDandist' were
among the works interpreted.
Bertrand De Bcrnyz. voice specia 'ls'
y,iu deliver lecture on tone production al
studio Han. so. y West I'D street on
next TUESDAY evening After the iectu'
there will be public rehearsal OF the
operas III Troyatore' ana Faust Al
interested are invited TO be present
Edward g. Knapp. pupil Of Walter q
N,t,crn studio No. lo5 East 57th street
hos hean rc.engaced as tenor sololst fol
Tho chanel of the Incarnation. During the
,o.r several Of the standard oratorios viii
Le Given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22
Philharmonic Society.

But three more Metropolitan perform
ances remain Of tho seasons series Of the
Philharmonic Society. The first OF the
trio marks the last OF the current Sunday
afternoon series and Will be held in Car
nsgie Hal THIS afternoon. when a special
request programme viii be played. At
mis- performance Nine. Frances Aida so
prsno o. the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany will be the assisting soloisf and
VII BE- heard I'm the aria Of Micaela from
bizets Carmen" and in FIVE songs with
plano accompaniment.
The final performances Of the PhiIhar-
inonlc this season will be held In Carnegie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22
Oratorio Society.

Reethoven's monumental "Missa Solem-
mis-" (Op. 12Sl will he sung by the Oratorio
Society of New York for the third time
In its history on Saturday evening March
IS. in Carnegie Han under the direction
of Louis Koemmenich. and with these
soloists Miss Helen stanley soprano
Nine Ot,ilie Metzgcr contralto; Reed
Miller tenor. and Herbert W''he'spoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22
ST FRANCIS XANlERS
ChURcH TlRSTOpoAN
RECITAL, AEOLlAN HALL
CONFINED from fourth page.

CONTINUED from fourth page.
,oirc public. for Of all that masters
rorks ne vocal quartets have come IN
,o- minimum amount of exploitation
Francis Macmillan who makes his first
.,ceararce in New York in three years AT
r.,ner,e Hall on Wednesday evening
will play the following programme:
,.... ., ,, -,aior.................. Haendel
syrrToric Espa suoe ..-...... LAO
rhzconnc c'i'h organ scoompan.imtntll. ,,e
,t-'o.l,c .......... TScLaikoWshH
.Hurnoreske 80
I,,rodu.t.o1 and Taren'elle.......... sarasa'e
This rs fine programme of Hans Kro-
,ods cello recital in Carnegie Chamber
Music Hsu on Wednesday evening
sonata lst.1i IN p major: Auesro-Adaglo-lMen.
Russian music. c,.-.
Atumbla.' ......'..'' ''''''''''.'.'' pctil,o0
TeuN dI -0r ..t...t.-tt I,''.N""
reuine d'Auto1ne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '.eoln eI
scher4o ''.'''''''' A''"''
scotch music,
Scotch Fantasle ................-.'...--. opPe'
clsIr 5.r,oiic Melancoile du Bonheaur ana
L. So'r Dams Los Pins. ....... ......' DUPONT
Transcript .ons dc Ia Maison Dams Les
-. a., Il. Xa.iare ......... Dubois
Mclodio Eomautique. Melodie Kehgieuse'
serensdc Espssnoie and spinning
Whec ......-....'''.''.. ''-'''''''' N'o'''-u
The Russian Cathedral Choir Will give
= concert Of Lcnten music i'm Aeolan
Hall ON Friday evening. This will be the
programme.
The Lords Prayer ... The CUSTOMARY chant
! tehold thy richly adorned dwelling
ria.e Trio ............D Bortnyansky
Tn. song Of tho Archangel. y. Tolstyskoh
men unto US ..... ............ y. kasialSNN
Wnen J. an uurighteous man. l.. Malashhin
o come. LEI US bless Joseph. y. Bortny7nSH
The Wise Thief. .......:..... r. lchesnokots,,
Ia, ,il mortal flesh Archpriest Turtchannof
Behold. the bridegroom cometh al H lIu la
~ Thy Nvstical Supper. ..-....... A. LYON
ulu mediate upon the Judgment Day,
=. Arkhangels.y
4 UNIQUE concert Is to he given in Car
nes.e Han on Saturday afternoon for the
buildinr fund Of the Musicians Club, when
Mr. Psderewski. Nine. Frances Aida ana
Nine Schuman- Heink are 10 be heard
Nine AIDA will sing a group of songs,
with Frank la Forge at the piano and
Nine Schumann-H will close the first
part Of the programme with group or
eight songs. Part will be taken up en-
trclv By Paderewski. who Is 20 play
nrorrsmme % compositions by Chopin and
Schlmann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22

Edna Volv4rton, soprano one Of Claud'
Warfords artist pupils is filling numer-
Gus recitals and concert engagements this
spring Her dates for March and Apf'
include appearances IN Newark. motifs
Town. Dover and Pennington, y. j. ana
IN New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22

Claude Warford gave the second or 4
series OF pupils recitals at his studio III
the METROPOLITAN Opera House last Tues
day afternoon. He presented three So
pranos-Gertrude Oppitsah. Margaret
Never and Edna Wolverton-who were
assisted by Nine. Nahar. reader. NJ the
close OF the programme Nj. Narford sans
\ group Of Hallett Gilberte's songs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22

Max Heinrich Will give a performance
~ Tennysons "EnoCh Arden the music
by Dr. Richard Strauss. in Aeolian Hall
on ncxt THURSDAY afternoon at o'clock.
AR Heinrich has given this interesting
work number Of times with Or. Strauss
at the piano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22

Mrs Olive +. Atwood. pianist and Nj
berto Bachmann. ylolinist will be the as
sistins artists Of Paoio Tuzzo. tenor. AZ
the salon musical TO be given AZ car
ncge Chamber Music Hall this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22

Tho annual meeting OF the Nat'ohd'
cocietv for the Promotion of Grand
orera in English. of which Anna b. Hes-
Ter is national secretary. was he'u o.
Ziegler studios. No. lf-7 broau"'S' VI
March 10. at 4.SO p. m. The meeting was
for the purpose of electing officers Tor tne
ensuing year Nine. Iiegler was 'e
.foc,od eccretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22

The 1o1th free organ recital in the series
under the direction OF Or. william c. carl
will be given in the Old First Prespy-
terrain Church. Fifth avenue and 18th
street. tomorrow evening at SIS o'clock
b. r Scott Buhrman, organist and choir-
master of the ADAMS Memorial Church
and a postgraduate OF the Guilmant Or
gan School
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22

Edwin Orlo Bangs. tenor and Marion
Marsh. harpist, viii snare the programme
to be- given 1T the Mehan School Tor
Voice tomorrow evening, at SD 'locA'
Suito %. Carnegie Hall. and for which m
,-itnfinrs have been ISSUED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22

cnHoid Dtmarest. concert orsanist