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Musical Courier 1900-04-11: Vol 40 Iss 1046, 1900
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1Musical People.
3W. W. Whiddit, Jr., of Goshen, N. Y., may locate in Norfolk, Va.
5A pupils' recital took place at Adrian (Mich.) College, Tuesday, March 27.
7The Matinee Musicae held its last regular meeting at Muncie, Ind., on March 28.
9Louis Sprague, pianist, of Dayton, has organized a piano class at Springfield, Ohio.
11Prof. Youngs, of Angelica, N. Y., has organized a class in violin music at Cuba, N. Y.
13Miss E. S. Allen and Miss J. A. Chase sang at the last Philharmonic rehearsal in Newport, R. I.
15The final concert of the Singers' Club, of Cleveland Ohio, for the season took place on the 6th.
17The Philharmonic String Quartet of Cleveland, Ohio, has just given its last concert of this season.
19The second public concert of the Eurydice Club was given April 4, at the Auditorium, Toledo, Ohio.
21The capital stock of the Ithaca (N. Y.) Conservatory of Music has been increased from $9,000 to $12,000.
23Misses Mary Rash and Bethenia McCord gave a piano recital March 31 at Hamilton College Chapel, Lexington, Ky.
25The pupils of G. Anthony Geyer, of the Mount Vernon (N. Y.) Conservatory of Music, have recently given a concert.
27Mr. Wilford Russel gave a song recital at Trinity M. E. Church, Albany, N. Y., March 29, assisted by Miss Ella J. Graham, contralto.
29A piano recital was given at Hollins (Va.) Institute, March 24, by Carl Bodel, assisted by Louis Alberti, Chas. H. Elwell and chorus.
31Rossini's "Stabat Mater" was given March 30, at Germania Hall, Sioux Falls, S. Dak., under the direction of Mrs. Etta Estey Boyce.
33Mrs. F. L. Tuck gave a recital, assisted by five of her pupils, on the evening of the 2d, at 8 o'clock, in her home, at 27 Grant street, Bangor, Me.
35Mrs. L. M. W. Hendricks, of Kingston, N. Y., an experienced and able teacher of instrumental music, is organizing a class of limited number.
37President George Schwartz, of the Arion Club, Columbus, Ohio, has been selecting artists to assist the club in their proposed May music festival.
39The Springfield (Ohio) School of Music gave its forty fifth recital at the school rooms, March 30, sixteen pupils taking part in the rendition of the program.
41An afternoon, with music, the program having been arranged by Miss Myra McKeown, was given at Youngstown, Ohio, March 30, at the residence of Mrs. Fred Wick.
43Miss Ella Conn, soprano, who has a number of pupils in this city, has arranged to open a college of music at Elkhart, Ind. She will be assisted by Prof. Karl Nast, of Chicago.
45Miss Eva Tugby, of Prospect avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Tugby, is a pupil of W. J. Sheehan, a well-known instructor of music at Buffalo.
47The pupils of Mrs. J. W. Brandican gave a recital at her residence, 611 East Mill Street, Bloomington, Ill., March 30.
49The last meeting of the Tuesday Musical Club, at Denver, Col., April 3, was devoted to women composers.
51Program committee, Mrs. J. E. Kinney and Miss Dolce Grossmayer.
53The musical people of Galena, Mo., have organized a vocal club, and have engaged Prof. W. H. Leib as director.
55The first public recital by pupils of the Roosa Violin School occurred at Park Church, Elmira, N. Y., March 29.
57Miss Caroline Cramer and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gracey, of Rochester, N. Y., gave an organ and vocal recital at Clifton Springs in March.
59The Saturday Musicae held its regular meeting March 24 at the residence of Miss Sue Harris Anderson, on Fredericka street, Owensboro, Ky.
61The Joplin (Mo.) Choral Club, W. H. Leib, musical director, has been urged to give the cantata, "The Story of the Cross," in several towns adjacent to Joplin.
63The Cecilian Musical Club, under the management of Mrs. John Matlack and Mrs. William Goetz, gave their second recital at Lancaster, Ohio, late in March.
65Prof. Edwin Barnes, assisted by Mrs. Alfred Raper and Prof. J. B. Martin, gave an organ recital at the first Presbyterian Church, Battle Creek, Mich., Wednesday evening, March 28.
67The first complimentary recital of the New Orleans (La.) Symphony Violin Quartet, with thirty violins and a piano, under the direction of C. Erhard Schrenk, took place March 29 at Medine Hall.
69A concert was given on the 2d at the School of Music, Dayton, Ohio, under the direction of Miss Amy Kofler and Miss Frances Houser, piano; Miss Anne E. Griffiths, voice; Mrs. Anna W. Lawrence, harp; and Mr. LeRoy McMakin, violin.
71The choir has been selected for St. Paul's Church, Springfield, Mass.: A. Nettleton Paddock, organist; Mrs. Mae Allen, soprano; Miss Marion R. Bailey, contralto; Edward G. Whiting, tenor; Clinton Gowdy, bass and director.
73A musical recital is to be given at the Y. M. C. A. Hall, Charles street, New Orleans, La., under the auspices of Mrs. Von Meysenburg, Mrs. G. G. Whitney, Miss Kate Minor, Mrs. Schreiber, Mrs. H. Conner and Mrs. D. A. Chauffaix.
75The last but one of the series of Woman's Club musicales for the present season was given at Oneonta, N. Y., March 30, under direction of Mrs. Alfred E. Ford, by Miss Frances De Villa Ball, of Albany, and Mrs. Jennie Laura Keefe, of Oneonta.
77Because of the illness of Miss Kober, the solo pianist of the concert company which filled an engagement at the Beethoven Club, at Memphis, Tenn., March 24, Mrs. Theodore Carroll Reynolds, of that city, was engaged for concerts in Cincinnati and Knoxville to supply the vacancy.
79Otto C. De Scheda, whose first instrumental concert in Portsmouth, N. H., was one of the musical events of the season, has announced that he will give another concert Monday evening, April 23, when he will be assisted by Miss Marya Blazejewicz, the young Polish pianist and composer.
81W. F. Yates, F. Vunkannon, Mrs. Seville, Mrs. Yates, A. S. Seville, J. Taylor Irwin, Max E. Vunkannon, Leonard H. Wilder, R. Jefferson Hall, Miss Florence Van Horn, Percy Galbreath, Mrs. B. F. Turner, Dr. B. F. Turner, and Miss Julyethe Sned were the soloists at Miss Solari's last salon in Memphis, Tenn.
83The choir of St. Paul's M. E. Church, Lowell, Mass., for the coming year will be composed of the following members: Sopranos, Mrs. Alice S. Jenkins, Miss Bertha Kyle; altos, Mrs. Fred L. Roberts, Miss E. Lillian McKewin; tenors, Frank Davis, Fred Brooks; bassos, Frank B. Murphy, Charles Martin, with Miss Mabel Kyle as organist.
85Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Spencer gave a musical and literary entertainment in honor of Mrs. Spencer's father, Mr. W. R. McLean, of Austin, Tex., on March 21, at their residence on Post street, Ballard, Wash. The program was given by an orchestra composed of Mr. Thrasher, Henry Fluhart, Seldon Fluhart, Miss Bertie Fluhart. The soloists were Miss Rose De Moss, Miss Auzine Bridges, Miss Muriel Black, Mrs. Bridges, Miss Viola Mann, Miss Alice De Long, Miss Clio De Long, Seldon Fluhart.
87The concert was given at the Auditorium, Joliet, Ill., under the auspices of the National Conservatory of Music and Art, by Deloss V. Crandall, Carl Klamsteiner, Clara L. Grundy, C. Arch Williams, and Marie Louise Nebriska.
89A musciale was given at Pensacola, Fla., for the benefit of the Public School Library, March 29, by Miss Beatrice White, Miss Covington, Miss Mary Lucia Richards, Miss Heine, George William Welles, Miss Bessie Bassett, Miss Cawthon, Miss Olga White, Mrs. J. C. Pebley, Carl Signe, Miss Anna Rosasco, Miss Mamie Barr and Miss Stella White.
91The Bergen Point (N. J.) Music Club celebrated its fifth anniversary on Monday afternoon of last week. Mrs. J. P. Krebs, Miss Sterns, Mrs. H. F. Moore, and Mrs. J. F. Edwards were the reception committee. There was a musical program of a high order of merit. Mrs. Krebs, Miss Sterns, Mrs. H. F. Coon, and Mrs. Lewis are officers of the club.
93The third number of a series of pupils' recitals, given by Miss Cartwright, piano; Miss Hitchens, vocal; Mrs. Ransome, elocution, at Nashville, Tenn., was presented to a large audience Saturday afternoon, March 24. Every number on the program was well rendered, one of the most enjoyable being the double number given by the Cecilia Quartet, four young ladies who are studying with Miss Hitchens, and who show from month to month a decided improvement.
95A special quartet, composed of Mrs. Ida Gray Scott, Mrs. George Burkholder, Harry Paris and George Summers, sung at the Presbyterian church, Muncie, Ind., last Sunday.
97A testimonial concert was tendered by the Verdi Musical Club to its leader, Signor J. E. Pettine, at Providence, R. I. last week in Y. M. C. A. Hall. The following artists participated: Miss Kathryn Gleeson, P. Eugene Sweet, Signor Frank Raia, Signor J. E. Bettine, Prof. Victor Hammerl, and the Verdi Mandolin Orchestra.
99The American Cambrian Society was organized on March 26 in the office of G. R. Rees & Co., Reading, Pa. Officers: G. R. Rees, president; Jenkin Hill, secretary; and Prof. William M. Lewis, treasurer. Directors—Richmond L. Jones, Esq., J. Howard Jacobs, Esq., B. F. Owen, William Benbow, John Rees, James J. Jenkins, W. B. Williams, Samuel Davis, Lewis Morgan, Lewis Hutchinson, and James Lloyd.
101The members of the Mozart Glee Club, of Bay City, Mich., are W. H. Thompson, first tenor; J. A. Etzold, second tenor; T. R. Shaver, first bass; A. V. Church, second bass; Prof. Amos O. Cole, violinist; Miss Mabelle Agnes Gilbert, pianist; Miss Grace Switzer, vocalist; Mrs. Walter Watt, organist and accompanist; T. Davenport, accompanist.
103At Norfolk, Va., on March 29, the Musical Club held its second meeting at the residence of Mrs. E. St. John, on Freemason street. The subject for the day was "Handel," and a biography and sketches were read by Mrs. Osborne and Miss Nellie Little. Mrs. Charles Dudley Warner was present. Other guests of the club were Mrs. Cabell, Mrs. Warrington, Miss Hicks, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Howland.
105W. M. Dunbar, of Brockton, Mass., will organize a chorus in Avon. He hopes to get thirty or forty voices, and, if successful, will present the oratorio of "Emmanuel."
107Mrs. Winslow T. Williams entertained the Musical Club at her home in Yantic, Conn., March 26. Those taking part were Mrs. Charles R. Butts, Mrs. M. E. Jensen, Mrs. W. T. Williams, whose accompaniments were played by Miss Clara Hyde; Miss Rose Trumbull, Miss Amy Cogswell, accompanied by Mrs. Jensen; Mrs. Wm. C. Reynolds, Mrs. William H. Palmer, Jr., Mrs. Gardiner Greene, Jr., Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson, Jr., Miss Frances D. Young, Miss Katherine Kent, Miss Augusta Ely, and Miss Annie H. Brewer.
109The members of the chorus of the Meriden (Conn.) Choral Club are Mrs. William A. Hall, Mrs. Willis J.
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