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Musical Courier 1902-01-01: Vol 44 Iss 1136, 1902
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1MUSICAL PEOPLE
3Miss Martha Walther gave a recital at Norfolk, Va., last week.
5Miss Ella Harter is the new organist at Zion Church, Utica, N. Y.
7Thomas Impett gave a ballad recital at Bennington, Vt., December 14.
9Miss Grace Porterfield, of Richmond, Ind., is a member of a concert company.
11Mrs. Charles M. Wilson is a recent addition to musical circles in Louisville, Ky.
13Mrs. Joseph Reynolds is organist of the Central Baptist Church, Memphis, Tenn.
15Pupils of Mrs. Norman N. McFarran appeared in recital recently at St. Paul, Minn.
17A recital was given at Pasadena, Cal., on December 11 by Arnold Krauss at Miss Orton's school.
19Miss Edythe Belmont Lott, of Detroit, Mich., sang at a concert in Bay City Thanksgiving week.
21The thirty-fifth recital of the Scranton (Pa.) Conservatory of Music was given on December 17.
23J. Lewis Browne gave an organ recital at Atlanta, Ga., on the 12th, assisted by Mrs. M. M. O'Brien.
25Prof. Walter S. Sprankle gave the twenty-eighth piano recital at his studio, Indianapolis, Ind., on December 18.
27Mrs. Charlotte Bord Gilbert sang at a musical in Watertown, N. Y., recently, with Miss Mary Weaver as accompanist.
29Richard Reece, tenor, has been engaged to sing next year in the Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church, Cohoes, N. Y.
31Mrs. Gertrude Walker-Egbert and Prof. Alexander Buel Trowbridge were soloists at a recent concert in Ithaca, N. Y.
33The pupils of Mrs. N. N. Atwood's music class gave a musical on December 16 at the home of Mrs. Atwood, St. Albans, Vt.
35At Delaware, Ohio, on the 10th, an interesting program was given by a number of students in the Ohio Wesleyan School of Music.
37The largest audience of the season attended the regular weekly recital of the pupils of the Bangor (Me.) Piano School on the 12th.
39Miss Maud Morrison, Harold Henry, Miss Becker, Miss Sinnot and Mr. Winton were the soloists at a recent concert in Lawrence, Kan.
41A studio recital was held on December 16 by Mrs. C. B. Mattison, pianist, at Schenectady, N. Y. Mrs. Mattison was assisted by C. M. P. Huska, tenor.
43Miss Marie Margarette Pulcher gave a song recital, assisted by Marshall Pease and Mrs. Alice Finley at Ladies' Library Hall, in Pontiac, Mich., on the 12th.
45H. P. Ecker has just given his 530th recital at the Allegheny (Pa.) Carnegie Music Hall, the assisting soloists being Miss Anna Vera Sheibler and W. H. Eberle.
47A concert was given at the Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, on the 11th, by Misses McTaggart and Rice. Miss Smart played the accompaniments for Miss Rice.
49At Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. Sangster's pupils are preparing for their midwinter piano recital, which promises to be of special interest, as Mr. Sangster will close the program himself with a group of selections.
51Miss Carrie Estelle Williams, pupil of Elvin Singer, and Miss Louise Burns appeared at a concert in Richmond, Mich., Thanksgiving night, scoring a most pronounced success.
53Charles E. Mayhew, Mrs. Ada L. Harrington, Mrs. Helen L. Bassett, Regis J. Cloutier and Homer E. Williams gave a recital of familiar songs at Worcester on the 13th.
55The chorus of local professional singers recently organized at Detroit, Mich., under the leadership of G. Arthur Depew, will give their first concert in the Light Guard Armory, January 28.
57Miss Sweeney, of the faculty of music at The Western College, Oxford, Ohio, was the accompanist at the Schumann-Heink concert on December 16, given under the auspices of the college.
59A piano recital was given by A. Spengler, assisted by Miss Bertha Carter, Alfred Franklin Arthur, Orlee E. Weaver, accompanist, on December 4, in the recital hall of the Cleveland, Ohio, School of Music.
61Miss Maud Jones, Miss Beel, Miss Keough, Mr. Madison, Miss Nettie M. Snell, Miss Evelyn Beardsley, Miss Carrie A. Washburn, Professor Becker and Mr. Borch took part in a students' musicale at Syracuse, N. Y., last week.
63The third recital of the concert course arranged by the Johnson School of Music, Oratory and Dramatic Art was given on the 12th ult. at Minneapolis, Minn., when Miss Lydia Burton, pianist, and Mrs. R. N. Parks, soprano, gave a pleasing program.
65A concert was given at Alliance, Ohio, on the 10th, under the direction of Carlo Mora, of the Conservatory of Music of Mount Union College. The Choral Society of Mount Union, composed of forty voices, took part, as did also a number of soloists.
67Miss Elizabeth Johnson, of the Detroit Conservatory of Music, gave a musical reception at her residence in Detroit, Mich., recently. The program was furnished by Miss Florence Deshler Molone, of Bay City; Miss Florence Vincent, of Lapeer; Mrs. Louise Worth Cragg, Miss Edythe Belmont Lott and Mrs. May Leggett-Abel.
69The tenth annual Kansas Musical Jubilee will be held at Hutchinson, June 3-6, 1902. Prizes are offered to choral societies, quartets of male and female voices, soloists, pianists and string instrument players. The total value of the prizes offered is $1,600. E. R. Kroeger, of St. Louis, will be the judge in the instrumental and F. W. Wodell, of Boston, in the vocal contests.
71A piano recital was given at the School of Music, Iowa College, Grinnell, Ia., on the 18th, by Dudley L. Smith. Mr. Smith is organist of the First Congregational Church of Grinnell. Selections from "The Messiah" were sung at Christmas by Mrs. W. A. Heidel, Mrs. E. M. Vittum, Mrs. S. L. Whitcomb, F. S. Condit, W. B. Olds and a chorus of forty-five voices. H. W. Matlock is choirmaster.
73The Misses Helen Coulbourn, Carolyn Feagin, Hallie J. Edwards, Mittie Dean, Martha Estes, Mabel Roy, J. B. Bonner, Flora Emond, Ruby Love, Bessie W. Webb, Eva Crook, Dora Somerville, Ivey Lewis, Mary Cruikshank, Stella Lyons, Jennie B. Handley and Pilcher took part in a recitation by students of the elocution and music departments, at the Pollock-Stephens, Birmingham, Ala., December 14.
75At the invitation of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Katharine Kautz gave a piano recital in the East Room of the White House on the 5th. Among the distinguished guests present were the British Ambassador and Lady Pauncefote, Ambassador and Mrs. Choate, Senator Allison, Senator and Mrs. Burrows, Senator Kean, Miss Kean, Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Hill, General and Mrs. Corbin, Representative Littauer, Mrs. Van Rensselaer Cruger and Miss Roosevelt.
77Among the members of Mrs. Kelley's class at Summit, N. J., are Chauncey Hickok, Nelson Green, Mollie Hill, Elsie McMane, Albion Buckley, Edgar Buckley, Herbert Buckley, Mary Voegtlin, Rose Voegtlin, Amy Drumm, Frank Helms, Kittie Chandler, Gertrude Luhden, Florence Luhden, Charlotte Tenbrooke, John Owens, Edna Wright, Mabel Kemp, Ethel Nelson, Ethel Kelley, Carolyn B. Reeve, Mrs. Littell and Miss M. LaRue.
79The following program was given by pupils of E. H. Botefuhr at Pittsburg, Kan., on December 12:
80Berceuse, Two Violins……………………………………………………Mozart
81Sam Turk and Mark Sandfort.
82Allegretto…………………………………………………………………..Berwald
83Abbie Couler.
84Canzonetta…………………………………………………………………Hollender
85Hatty Baily.
86Andante……………………………………………………………………..Hamer
87Edith Turk.
88Bagatelle……………………………………………………………………..Scharwenka
89Bonnie Beasley.
90Spring………………………………………………………………………….Gounod
91Nightingale…………………………………………………………………De Koven
92Lillian Walker.
93Nocturno……………………………………………………………………..Schuett
94Merle Miller.
95For Love of You……………………………………………………………Hastings
96The Flatterer………………………………………………………………Chaminade
97Jennie Baxter.
98Water Scenes………………………………………………………………Nevin
99Carl Botefuhr.
100Fol All Eternity (with violin)………………………………………Mascheroni
101Mrs. Ott.
102Mazurka de Concert…………………………………………………….Douillet
103Olive Blair.
104Last Hope…………………………………………………………………..Gottschalk
105Olga Williams.
106Sonata, op. 7……………………………………………………………..Grieg
107Mrs. Pate.
108Concert Polka…………………………………………………………….Bartlett
109Ethel Myers.
110Song, Voices and Violins……………………………………………..Douillet
112Miss Florice M. Chase, a pupil of J. Jerome Hayes, and at one time the solo soprano at the Humphrey Street Congregational Church in New Haven, has recently been engaged as soprano of the Lafayette Presbyterian Church at Buffalo. She succeeds a singer who will go to the West Presbyterian Church in New York, at which Mrs. Carl Alves is the contralto, Ericsson F. Bushnell the basso, and W. H. Rieger the tenor. The position is said to be one of the best in New York State. Miss Chase has been very successful in concert and recently sang the "Daisy Chain" in Buffalo with great success.
114The "Three Songs from Some Verses" so popular in Washington on account of the popularity of Miss Helen Hay, the author of the words, were presented for the sixth time in the capital city on a program of high merit containing compositions of Chopin, Dvorak, Chaminade, Donizetti, Saint-Saëns, Schubert, Schumann and Gounod. Oscar Franklin Comstock, who sang the first and third of the group, is a most talented pianist and organist, and also the possessor of a baritone voice of beautiful quality. The songs may be obtained from Mrs. Berenice Thompson, care THE MUSICAL COURIER.
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