New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09

Louise MACPHERSON. 2 Young NATIVE
pianist. viii give q recital in AeoliaR
Tall fhIr,day afternoon. February H..
Two new pieces o. chamber music
will be on me programme given by the
kneisel Quartet for the Society OF
he Friends Of Music a, tn Ri54-Carl
ton SUNDAY afternoon. January ~. a.
8 o'clocT. Henry hadiey's qu.lte, In
\ minor, Wnicl mas rot yet mad sub
lie performance. VII. be played, " ID
the composer a. the 2 auo. and trio
~ 4 minor. b. Maurice KSyel, will be
introduced By Fran hneisel, W!liem
Wi.!ehe ard Rudolph CAM. The con
Ger, pill close with Beethoyen's GRAM
Sop'uor. on. 20 IN which the assisting
Derformc-s viii be Frank Co.redo.
horn: Angelo ChiaTareili. clarinet:
Leopold Bucci. bsssoon. ani Daniel R.
Oliver. double bass. al Of tie Metr0po.-
itan Opera House orchest.s. ipplica-
tiors for membership may DC made .o
he secretary. Miss r. VI. Cotteaet l-s
West Fif-y-Hia,h Street.
Harold Baucr AMI Pablo Casa.s will
give joint recital. their second this
season. ~ Aeolian Hal TUESDAY after
Eoon. January -. For their programme
:hev have chosen the Beethoven son
alta. in A major. and Variations on =
Theme. hy Mozart; tho Saint-Sssrs's
sonata. ID c minor, ard The Cesar
Franck Sonata, in \ major
An orchestra has recently been
formed 1T the Est SIDE House SCI
Element. Seventy siyth Street n0d East
River. T. is known ss the Neighbor-
hood symphony Society. and It gives
Is first public concert on sunday az
ternoon nest at Carnegie Chan Der
Hall. There are Forgive memhsrs
The Youngest is fifteen. the oldest
af.v The Youngest goes 20 school
The Oldest is "a retired business man.
The rest 20 20 business daily. and
among them arc Wall Stree. clerk.
barber. painter. iaundercr.
Number and a candy salesman. u IS
while engaged in music work a. 20
settlement thai Jacques l.. Ho-t-
licb the director. observed the NUN
Der Of small musical groups IN ne
neighbour cod They we're rowing IN
character. playing wherever and vhon
circumstances allowed. Nr. Gottlleb
conceived the plan Of bringing The best
players OF the groups together T. one
boiy at the settlement. He called them
aad they came. Su1day night concerts
vera established. Miss II. de q. Tren-
holm. headworker Of the settlement.
lent enthusiastic cooperation. The
success Of these aTs Rs led 10 the sug-
gestion Of a series o. concerts a. Car
neyie Chamber Hall. Men and women
actively interested in the East Side
House helped 10 push the matter
through
4 series Of concerts were arranged.
The first will take place TO-DAY a; 3
o'clock. The soloists will be Nine.
Lvnette holetsky and Euge0iO Ill
Pirani. the composer.
The 81 Cecilia Club. OF which Victor
Harris j. the conductor. with its mem
bership enlarged 10 $50 women, b. 20
give the frs. concer. Of It's regular Sc
ries IN the ballroom Of tho Waldorf
Astoria on Tuesday evening. Jsnuary
Is. More than half Of the numbers 20
bc gwen will receive irst performances
and include new works b. Victor Har-
ris. Pcrcy Grainger Mrs II. II. s.
Beach. Corning Thomas. Purcell and
others A feature will be the revival
Of the cantata. The Chambered NaG,i-
u.." by Nrs y. ". A. Beach com
posed lor the ST. Cecilia Club in 1900.