New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

most promising pupils OF Miss Jessie
G.. FennPrs vOcsl studio. in the Metro
po,.'an Opera House. She sings easily
2 'our Languages. and is bringing out
some o. re Polish lyric literature not
an Jar % the average New York au-
te-cs. % Saturday evening. January
%, sae appeared wi'h grest success
s. go. r.-- & ven by the Polish Sing
ing S5..-y .n Arlington Hall ~.
Marks Pace. BroOs.yn.
LS-sr :. Samolof. the singing
teacher. o. Carnegie Hall. will give his
pupils' recital mex Saturday afternoon
IN ne |suanaker Auditorium. The
PussiaT Sat.ousi LyTe Quartet, ~
Russian costumes. will sing Russian
ok songs. The singers Of the quartz.
recently appeared Tor t,e President .u
Il COncer. q. the White House in Wash
ing,on. H. 0Sun and Al Russell VIII
be g. the organ and piano.
Nine. Bac&hout sang IN Brooklyn on
February group OF songs by Lau-
renee J. Munson. The composer was
~ the piano. She also rendered
group Of French duets with Graham
Reed, me BARITONE.
Nine. Emma A. Dambmann. vocal
teacher. gave her second musical AZ
home at .he Hotel Calumet, $40 Nest
51th St. yesterday afternoon. Nine.
Dsmbmann received with Mrs. Charles
Bliss. Mrs John Haaren. Miss Donna
Easley and Miss Fay Foster. Number
were rendered by Miss Gertrude Ggc
Ter, Miss Ethel Wood. Miss Elizabeth
Schuster and several other artists. and
the audience thoroughly enjoyed 'ha
programme.
The members Of Musicolony. under
the leadership Of Dr. Franklin Lawsoa.
Of Aeolisn Hall. held dinner Al the
Roma restaurant on Thursday evening.
January 20. Many OF he members
were present. and the present and m
ure plans Of the colony. which is de-
lightfully located in Rhode Island. wc-c
discussed. The musical program"
was provided informally b. Reed bill
Ter. Nevada Van der Neer Mrs. Miller.
Miss Arthe. pianist; Or. LAWSON. terror
and others.
Calsta Rogers. soprano. pupil o. s.
Constantine lon. of Carnegie Hall. was
well received ~ morning musical
given by Caroline Beebe. pianist. 4 he
residence Of Mrs. Robert Mallory, on
January %.
The Bertrand de Bernyz Operation
cert-Oratorio Society, OF SIS West I'D
ST.. Of which Professor Bertrand De
Benyz is president. and which IS or
ganized for the purpose o. aiding
needy American talent and 20 promote
grand opera in English and foreign
tongues. is arranging a series Of con
certs for the people, IN the Park The
atre. Columbus Circle. There will BE-
n soloist ensemble Of fifty voices and
many soloists, who will sing many ~
the famous operate selections. The
principal solosts will be Misses Ms
tilda Oberd. Marguerite Lcfeber, ka'n-
crime Lieber, Anna Nobel and Jane Ia
Branch. sopranos; Misses Myrtle SITE
and Mary Esther Corcoran. contraltOs:
Wendell Hart. tenor; Oscar Sayers and
Reynolds Whitney, basso. Paolo Gle
quinto will be the musical director and
Luigi di Francesca will conduct the en-
semble numbers. The latter was fog-
merly conductor for Oscar Hammer
atein.
The pupils Of Gustav L. Becker. pian-'
lat. assisted by Miss Dora Becker. vic
liniSt. gave a very interesting musical
at Mr.. Becker'S studio. ia west I'D
ST.. on last Wednesday evening, \
programme of exceptional excellence
vas rendered before an audience 90
music lovers. Among those appearing
were Miss Charlotte Jackie, Miss Ruth
Sexton. Miss Celia Gridley and Mrs.
Robert Goldbeck widow Of the COM
poser.
Sgnor Mario Salyni. teacher Of
singing. of IA West S0th ST.. IS busy
his opera class for a concert
and opera performance which will take
place shortly. The following pupils
Of Mr.. Salvini will take part in the
concert: James Brown. francesca Mar
tinclii. Arnold Pear. Waclaw Stokaw-
ski. Frank Hanselt. Donenico lie Luca,
Louis Benlien and the Misses Lucy
Stevens. Adelaide Brimhman, Rosa Lu-
Dinskk. Lyle King. Fernando De Silya,
Charlotte Molinof, SOhe Feiz nbaum
and Nina Pawlowa.
mp hlbttil. FlOllhlNA anu atdNNfAf
1f the Van Dyke studios. Eighth az.
and jGth ct. recently presented a mum
Der OF his pupils in concert. On last
Thursday evening in Aeolian Hall Alice
lEcCardell. pupil OF Mr.. Mittell, assist
I'd in the song recital given by Gina
Iiaparel -Niafora. soprano. late OF the
Opera Company. Miss
Margaret ReaZor will play al Phlia-
ielDhia next week Oscar Wasser-
berger. another pupil. played al Am
,terdam. y. Y. on Saturday. and vii!
appea~ again OF February IN . re
,i,al at Freeport. Long Island.
The pupils Of Carolyn Beene, pianist,
,f Steinway Hall. and Of her sister
Helen Beebe gave pleasing musica'
At the residence OF Mrs. james Gamble
Rogers. 1914 East 10Th ST.. on Wednes-
lay afternoon. February 3. On Friday
rorning CAROLYN Beebe gave the last
Il Il series Of three morning musicals
1T the res idence Of Mrs. George Uotman.
1876 Joralemon st.. Brooklyn, before
arge and fashionable audience. Miss
Beebe was assisted by Gustave Ian
ienus. clarinet. and Paul Refer. violon-
cello. Her assistants M the two Tor
mer musicals were Emily Gresser yio-
in: Vera Pope, vlo!onee!lo. ana css-
ista Rogers. soprano, with "ilte AZURE
Benoist at the piano.