New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22

95th street.
On FRIDAY. March y, the quartet for the
performance Of Governs "Rosemaiden.'
20 be given At the annual concert ty
a chorus % public school children OF
Passaic. y. j.. under the direction Of
Robert Morton Howard. supervisor Of
music will by furnished BY Theodore Van
YORK. vocal teacher; studio. No. q West
9sth street. and consists o. Blanche Key
ward. soprano: Henrietta Turell. alto;
John Young tenor, and +. L. Brown.
barytone. ROY w. Steel has been en-
gagged as tenor sooist for a two weeks
festival tour with the Russian symphony
Orchestra. beginning April -
Hans Mcrx. lioder singer. viii sing at
Mime. Kitty Bergers "lenten musical to
be held in the gold room Of Delmonico's
on next Friday afternoon. He Will sing
German lieder by schumann, Schd-
bert and Brahms and a group Of EnRlish
songs and folksongs from Somerset. y.
Valentine Peavey Will be the accompanied
The fourth Of the Peoples SYMPHONY
Concerts under the direction Of Franz y.
Arers. will be given in Carnegie Han on
next sunday afternoon at SIS o'clock
The soloist will be Nine. G. l.. Lambert
vino made her operate debut in "Juliette
ct the Paris Grand Opers House.
The 10th free organ recital in the series
under the direction OF Dr. william c. carl
will be given in the old First Presby-
terrain Church. Flfth avenue and 12th
street, tomorrow evening at S:15 O'Clock
| b. T. Scott Buhrman. organist and choir
master ~ the ADAMS Memorial Church
and q postgraduate OF the Guilmant Or
gan School
| Mrs Olive T. Atwood pianist and Al
berto Bachmann yolinist will be the as
sistng artists Of Paolo TuzZo. tenor AZ
tho salon musical 10 he given AZ Car
negie Chamber Music Hall this evening
Max Heinrich Will give q performance
! ~ Tennyson's 'Enoch Arden" the music
/ by Dr. Richard Strauss. in Aeolian Han
on ucxt Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr Heinrich has given this interesting
work a number Of times. with Dr. strauss
at the piano
Edna NovArtou, soprano one OF Clau'e
! Warford's artist pupils. is filling numer-
Gus recitals and concert engagements th's
spring Her dates for March and April
include appearances IN Newark. Motifs
town. Dover end Pennington, y. j. ana
! IN New York CITY
| Claude Warford gave the second OF
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 Woyerton-who were
assisted by Nine. Nshar. reader NJ the
close OF the programme Nj. Warford sans
/ \ group Of Hallett Gilbertes songs
l. Florence Mcmillan pianist. who was
! the sccompsnist for Leo Slezak on bis
concert tours PLAYED for Lillian Wiesike
at tic recent heneht concert al tho wal
dorf- Astoria given by the Deutscher
! Frauen Vereln. Miss Mcmillan again
pl,vcd for Miss Wiesike at the Waldorf
/ in the beneht concert Tor TIE iiunSai l"Il
1 HOSPITAL on March 10 she played for
Florence milford At the concert OF the
! Syracuse Arts club. IN syracuse. ana on
! March 10 presided at the piano for Marie
! Stoddsrt before the Music League or
! New York city
Margaret billing. solo hsrpist. is hli-
/ ing many engagements. Last Tuesday
,hc PLAYED nj musical commentator
of Ireland's patronal feast at the Cathe-
/ drol Chapel Auditorium. Brooklyn. on
wednesday she gave 4 Joint recital with
| Mime. Marie Narclie, SOPRANO. IN Great
| Neck. Long Island. This evening she
! viii he heard al the First Baptist church
| OF Hartford. Conn. ana tomorrow cNCn
| ire with the Hartford symphony or
| chestra in lialtford
cInoid Dtmarest concert organist