Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-22

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o. a fSun.. by Deppssy. and the Meister-
Gustav Bauer. chairman Of the Y. NJ. .H,A.
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ate lEinnlsiis , tpr Master aseln' street eenssrt on m T rne "a,
evening. February 25.
Thu. Hahn String Quartet will sIye It's
Hail on THURSDAY evening, March ia with
Aline Van Barentzen as the assisting artist.
q Giovanni ,MartineliI!. tenor. ana TSscha
Hffo'S1s s'' VMsR NJ Martinem viii fV sing "c Spsas
A arSsp, az IS ,h sas s sonS : Mr. nu s.is., s %IiI p swS
sssS Vital cSsconne; the Pclonsiss StillsStss
piec w%lep 4Ss pros sna "a fF cISsS. with 81 g s% tsner
solo, the Eleeie of Massenet. by Mr.. Mar
tinelli. with violin oblisato.
At his concert at the Metropolitan Opera
VIII sin nsA' two 1s's srias BY hfssn DE AND, follow
asoRss wv ". +. csss ssSR & ' xrsSuy ey rS sss'l "a s': :ss.
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Hamilton Tsrty;' After q GROUP e Irish
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PIANIST, Edwin Schneider, The assisting, artist.
adssin Of Franz Res and selections BY fMtubsyy
and Tor-Aulin. -
suaiisrifumn Of the Settlement Masiss school
o'eioc Sue' The s'r pusillo 'I IS Invited. evening"
Madame 0lsa ssm.r0E will give a recital
ditorium of the SETTLEMENT Music School.
earryy 81 70 at s O'clock. Admission By invita-
ton only. -
German and .saschs JacoSinor at. the Little
Theatre. wsdnesday evening MarGh "a
constantin Won sternberg, Of this city.
Roi's %" "seS sa aessGssmfs oa piano "a si .oio ana Also
Gne for n5 psano, ~, iSpT hands; o, for one of t the
sateTrSnbers has made a nunSer of .arranse-
ments Of Russian music, of which he is one
OF the best posted musicians in the United
On WEDNESDAYS, evening next Philip F.
ditorium, It will be sung BY Albert ocken;
tsen %lIdire ssnI E.. e e@S d line 0, sopra sS,o''e cec gia
Bona witz, yiollniste. and Florence Adele
wishtman, harpist and pianist.
A Joint recital by Grace Wade. soprano.
an louise Jenkins. pisnists' a Is ann9unesd
spoon Hall.
Dorothy tombstone Baseler. harpist,. and
Bertrand Austin, cellist, will assist at the
sSlr hour evs Of %n sefv EeiG 3, g. spep Paths shs T cSS4ss
of Overlook. tomorrow, The first number
will consist of the Cantilene of qolterman
S SSiSp a., and h. eFf Siaso! Hs * nI /; TSs.s ssses;
viii With sung .nneo De1 ,hniiems ens} 81 e. nj nj Lh0se Tear H..
Without Words.' by Faure.
recital at Witherspoon Hall next Thursday
evening: She will sing 2 group of songs
ssaen n"n sibeslli ns' and Tsch MHssSrsskS ifoi Si 3
by songs by Clutsam. Joncieres. Saiter and
Chadwick. as well as. a Russian folk-song.
fna tn the aT deas' %pil,' Of n fsH fine s Hsbre wri song e
assisted by Ellis Clark Hammann, who will
play a group Of plano compositions of Schu-
mann. Chopin. .Liszt and Mcdowell. o..
viii Marion Cook and his New York Syn
e envy Of SffaeSt next WI Tus spResr e Se inc Ae TSe
organization Is composed OF fifty coloredJ
musicians and they eonfne their work to
There will be a recital of unusual inter-
Twenty-frst and Walnut streets. next Thurs.
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Brahms. with string quartet and harp, and
G Gre Soprano SSi0' Edny Ted f lewis Mss ta RSsh
den will conduct. -