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Musical Courier 1899-10-11: Vol 39 Iss 1021, 1899
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1gin Byrd, secretary; Mrs. E. M. Alvord, leader of musical history. The president appointed as a program committee for the year Miss Sara Miller, Mrs. Mattox and Miss Annie Gee.
3Prof. W. Williams, Miss Lillian Watts, Mrs. Charles Erskine, Herbert Jones, Miss Lona Fugate, Miss Susie Roberts, Miss Annie Peat, J. W. Elliot and Mrs. Alice Kranz-Tyrrell gave a concert at Racine, Wis., recently.
5Prof. Rudolph Lundberg, director of the department of music in Lombard University, Galesburg, Ill., assisted by Miss Maud A. Miner and Professor Cheeseman, gave a recital in the gymnasium of the university September 29.
7William H. Rieser, of Rondout, N. Y., organist of St. Mary's Church, recently produced an elaborate musical service with large chorus and orchestra on the occasion of the golden jubilee of the founding of St. Mary's Church.
9The Madrigal Quintet, of Troy, N. Y., during the coming season will consist of Miss Isabel Ten Eyck, soprano; Mrs. Marion Crawford, contralto; Miss Clara Stearns, pianist; R. C. Hufstader, tenor, and Allan Lindsay, baritone.
11The first number of the Washington (D. C.) Choral Society Bulletin has just been issued. It is a neat publication, containing five pages of reading matter, all about the Choral Society, its officers, committees, aims and plans for the present season.
13A concert was given in Butte, Mont., by Miss Margie Louise Webber, assisted by some of the best local talent of Butte, Mrs. Flavin, Mrs. Price, Mrs. G. O. McFarland, Mrs. George Haldorn, Mr. Argall and Mr. Price being among the number.
15At the concert given by Jerome Uhl, Jr., in Springfield, Ohio, he was assisted by some of the best musical talent in that city, including Miss Marie Davies, Miss Kate L. Cummings, Miss Georgia Shaw, Miss Mallie Pretzman and Z. Barney Phillips.
17A new musical organization is the Atlanta (Ga.) Ladies' Quartet. Miss Lillian Clark is first soprano, Miss Phoebe Hardy second soprano, Mrs. Mary M. O'Brien first contralto, and Miss Rose Steinhagen second contralto. John Lewis Browne is director.
19Among those who will take part in the musical entertainments arranged by Mrs. George B. Caldwell, of Wheeling, W. Va., are Miss McHenry, pianist; Mrs. Flora Williams, soprano; Mrs. Guy Wagner, contralto, and the Waldo Quartet Mandolin and Guitar Club.
21The Salina County Teachers' Association will hold a meeting at Salina, Kan., October 7. H. A. Bundy, C. D. Davis, T. J. Rollman, Calla Hapke, J. C. Corbett, J. P. Perrill, D. H. Whitham, Myrta Rogers, J. T. Shastid, Miss Houston and Miss Crittenen took part.
23A musicale, under the auspices of Trinity Episcopal Church, New Philadelphia, Pa., was given at the residence of Charles V. Cable, East avenue, September 21. The program included selections by Mrs. Joseph Blickensderfer, Miss Mildred Niles, Miss Byerley, of Cleveland; A. Reardon, Professors Bunker and Kerr, Charles Pemberton and Mr. Fry. The accompanists were Mrs. Greenwald and Mrs. Brister.
25September 25 a recital was given at Masonic Temple Hall, Duluth, Minn., by the pupils of Mrs. D. H. Day, assisted by Mrs. S. F. Wadhams and Mrs. Charles d'Autremont.
27The Schubert Musical Society of St. Paul and the leading musical society of Minneapolis have engaged Mrs. John Loman, of Duluth, Minn., to deliver one of her musical lectures before their respective societies in the early part of October.
29Those who took part in a recent concert at Mears' Corners, Wis., were Fred Hoaglin, H. H. Powers, D. L. Johnson, Henry Henkel, Mrs. S. Etta Young, Miss May Abbott, Miss Grace Heward, Mrs. L. Frank Gates, Miss Grace Cornish, Miss Julia Bras.
31Dr. and Mrs. Gerrit Smith, of New York, have decided to return to Cazenovia, N. Y., next May. They have taken the commodious Cazenovia Club house on Albany street, and will reside there, using the spacious ballroom for musicals and classes from May to November.
33The Chromatic Club, of Troy, N. Y., has completed arrangements for four concerts, the first one of which will be held in November, by a vocal quartet: Mrs. S. C. Ford, soprano; Miss Marguerite Hall, contralto; Mackenzie Gordon, tenor, and Ericsson Bushnell, bass.
35The recital given by Jerome Phillips Uhl last week at the High Street M. E. Church, Springfield, Ohio, was well attended. He was assisted by Misses Georgia Shaw, Bessie Foreman, Miss Kate Logan Cummings and Miss Malvina Pretzman, violinist.
37The Ladies' Vocal Club, of Glen Ridge, N. J., has elected officers: President, Mrs. Talbot Root; vice-president, Mrs. Charles Stewart Campbell; secretary, Miss Elizabeth P. Dane; treasurer, Mrs. Frederick T. Camp. J. Appleton Wade will act as conductor. Rehearsals will begin October 9.
39Russell Morrison has been meeting with most excellent success as a vocal teacher since his location in Centreville, Ia., last April. Two of his pupils, Mrs. C. W. Vermillion and Miss Kate Martin, were the soloists at the final concert of the Allerton (Ia.) Chautauqua Assembly held during the past summer.
41The board of directors of the Colorado Springs (Col.) Musical Club has just held its regular meeting preparatory to beginning the winter session. It is probable that the first musicale will not be given before November 13, as the club desires to give its first entertainment in the new Perkins Memorial Building, which is not yet completed.
43The first meeting for the season of 1899-1900 of the Woman's Musical and Literary Study Clubs of Bayonne, N. J., was held at the residence of Mrs. W. W. Anderson, 762 Avenue A. The following are the members of the club: Mrs. W. W. Anderson, Miss Sarah Bawden, Miss Caroline A. Browne, Mrs. J. C. Browne, Mrs. Henry Hewetson, Mrs. W. H. Houghton, Mrs. S. Messner, Mrs. S. B. Plante, Miss Per Lee, Mrs. J. A. Rumrill. The officers are: President, Mrs. W. H. Houghton; vice-president, Mrs. J. A. Rumrill; secretary and treasurer, Miss Caroline A. Browne; committee on prospectus, Mrs. Rumrill, Miss Bawden.
45A second concert has been given by Miss Jean Berradine Sargent in Spokane, Wash. Miss Sargent was accompanied by Wilson Kaufman, and had for assistants in the program G. Magnus Schutz, baritone soloist; Mrs. Helen Sachs, pianist, and Paul Worbes, violinist. Oscar Haase accompanied Mr. Worbes on the piano.
47The Fargo (N. Dak.) Musical Club held its first regular meeting for the year October 5, in the studio of the Fargo College. The program was given by Mrs. Frank Jared Thompson, Miss Bertha E. Darrow, Miss Amelia D. Luger, Mrs. A. H. Dodsley, Mrs. Mabel Chase Eaton, Mrs. N. T. Hall and Mrs. M. V. Sanger.
49The officers of the Euterpe Club, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., are: President, Frank Hasbrouck; vice-president, Frank J. Schwartz; secretary, Otis Sherman; treasurer, John N. Graham; librarian, John L. Gaylord. Thomas J. Macpherson is the musical director. Charles H. Hickox was again chosen accompanist, and John C. Miller organist of the club.
51At Devil's Lake, N. Dak., Miss Leona Rodenback, H. Huesgen, Mr. Stewart, Mrs. C. W. Green, Miss Miller, Miss Elliott, Miss Cameron, Miss Jones, C. P. Brainard and an orchestra composed of Messrs. Churchill, Clark, Mooers, Hoover, Cleveland and Duell gave the program at a reception given in Wineman's Opera House September 19.
53W. N. Searles, Jr., baritone of the Mt. Morris Baptist Church, has been engaged by the Goshen Musical Society as soloist at one of their concerts. He will also sing at the dinner of the Royal Arcanum to be given at the Hotel Marlborough and at the meeting of the Epworth League of Orange County. In fact, he expects to do considerable concert work this season.
55A reorganization of the Bryan (Tex.) Quartet Club has been effected, and the following officers elected for the ensuing year: J. B. Astin, president; John A. Moore, vice-president; Miss Katie McKenzie, corresponding secretary; Miss Frances Parker, recording secretary; H. H. Newton, treasurer; Mrs. W. S. Wilson, musical directress, and Miss Josephine Clark, pianist.
57The Liederkranz Society, of Seattle, Wash., gave a concert at Germania Hall, September 28. Prof. Alfred Lueben was the conductor. The Mandolin and Guitar Club, under direction of Miss Rose Charlotte Mitchell, assisted by Dr. L. M. Lassey, violin; Fred Thedinga, flute; Prof. Alfred Lueben, piano, took part, as did also the Seattle Liederkranz, Mrs. William Whittlesey, H. A. Caudrian, Miss Edna Whittler, L. Greenbaum, Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Wallace.
59A musical organization similar in character and object to the Apollo Club was organized in Pittsburg, Pa., at a meeting last Tuesday night. It is known as the Lyric Glee Club, and consists of over fifty male voices. The intention is to give a series of four concerts during the coming season. T. J. Davies, Mus. Bac., has been appointed director of the organization, and Harry J. Jones
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