The New York herald., 1921-02-13
GALLE.CURCI TO SING
FOR MUSIC SCHOOL

Many attractive entertainments are
being arranged for philanthropic and
charitable institutions that VIII cal
upon the generous and there will be no
lack of opportunity to dispense what
surplus funds there may be left after
the gay season. An unusual bill is Of
fered for a concert to be given this
afternoon in the Metropolitan Opera
House to aid the Greenwich House
Music School. when Nine. Amelita CALI
Curci will sing and Josef Lhevinne will
play. This school is at a Barrow street
and in It children of a thiclSly settled
neighborhood gain instruction in music.
There are classes in plano and instru-
mental music, attended day and night.
end az many as $50 students receive in
struction Both Miss Geraldine Farrar
and Mr. Enrico Caruso are interested IN
the work of the school. and are aiding
In the financial success OF the concert.
Miss Farrar has taken a box and others
have been obtained By Mines. Arthur
Ryle, Edwin Sould. Rufus Cole, II.
Durant Cheever, Ernest Schelling. w
l.. Mcfarland. W. II. Reid, George
Armsby, Henry Lorillard Cammann.
James c. Aver. Thomas J. Emery, John
l.. Rowland, Miss Gertrude Tower and
Mr.. Otto II. Kahn.
Another interesting concert OF this
week will be given on Tuesday night.
also In the Metropolitan Opera Hous,.
by the Paulist Choristers, who are un-
der the direction of the Rev. William
j, Finn, q. =. +. The Little Symphony.
directed by Georges Barrere. will plas
The proceeds will be used for the school
at Fort Washington avenue. which Is
conducted by Father Finn. where boys
are carefully~traincd. They sing in the
- H. Z
Fffty-ninth street. There is a large
subscription for the concert and among
those who have secured boxes are Mrs.
John w. Mackay. Mir. and Mrs. Jonn
@. Agar, Mrs. De Lancey Astor Kane.
Miss Georgine Iselin, Mr.. Clarence II.
Mackay, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert III. Gary.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart Hamilton. Mt.
William T. Iselin. Mrs. Henry j..
Loomis. Miss Mary IL. Bouvier. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas r. Ryan. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cox Brady. Mrs. Peter
Doelger Mrs. Atwood Violet. Mrs.
Willism g. Shanley. Mrs John Beverley
Duer. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonor l.. Loree.
Mrs. Henry j. Huntington. Mrs. Lyt-
tieton Fox. Mrs. James Byrne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ]. Wclch and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sarsfieid Slattery.
Help for an American institution. the
Southern Mountain Schools. Is asked
and for the purpose of obtaining funds
for these schools q matinee for children
will be given on the afternoon of Wash
ington's Birthday in the auditorium OF
the Y. W. g. 4. Building at Lexington
avenue and Fifty-third street. The bill
will be BLACK Beauty" photo play adap-
tation of Anna Sewells story Of a
horse. which appeals TO old and young.
These mountain schools arc doing great
good. and many OF the men In the
Thirtleth Division had attended them
The committee In charge of the matinec
includes Mrs. Andrew v stout chair
man Mines John Il. Berwind. Rodney
Proctor. Arthur Gray. John Rousna-
Mere. Samuel T. clifford. Lloyd b. San
derson. Ernest v Hubbard. w. Henry
Williams. Thomas b. Nuillc and Miss
Elizabeth Banks Brundigc. Tickets al
the moderate price of s1.50 each may be
obtained from Miss Brundigc at 20 West
Fifty-ffth street.