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Musical Courier 1902-03-26: Vol 44 Iss 1148, 1902
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1Miss Alice Abbott gave a musicale at Newport News, Va., early in the month.
2Miss Carrie Cadwell entertained her music pupils at her home, Coin, Ia., recently.
3Recently the younger pupils of Miss Beatrice Phanefl gave a recital at Lewiston, Me.
4The piano pupils of Herman Ebeling gave a recital at the home of Mr. Keating, Columbus, Ohio.
5At Pueblo, Col., an interesting program was given by pupils of Centennial High School on the 14th.
6Mrs. William C. Belknap recently gave an organ recital in the Presbyterian church, Newburgh, N. Y.
7A pipe organ recital was recently given by Mrs. Ella Herman, assisted by other musicians, at Woodstock, Ill.
8The annual piano recital given by the pupils of Miss Ingils, of Washburn College, was recently given at Topeka, Kan.
9The pupils of Miss Jessie Landis gave a recital at her home, Dayton, Ohio, on the 4th, before an audience of sixty guests.
10Misses Martha and Frances Woolinne, of Nashville, Tenn., are studying in New York, preparing themselves for concert work.
11Arthur L. Collins gave an organ recital at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Newburgh, N. Y., on the 12th, assisted by Miss Elsie Taylor.
12Miss Martha Scruggs, one of the leading sopranos of Nashville, Tenn., is spending the winter in New York studying with Isadore Luckstone.
13Mrs. Walter M. Dake has been elected president of the Nashville, Tenn., Philharmonic Society, to fill out the unexpired term of Mrs. F. G. Ewing, resigned.
14The dates of the Barre Musical Festival are April 22 to 25. Henri G. Blaisdell is to be the director and Haydn's "Creation" is the principal work to be given.
15Oscar H. Seagel, the successful church and concert singer of Chattanooga, Tenn., is in Nashville conducting the music during a series of religious services.
16A students' recital by pupils of Miss Florence Huntington, assisted by Miss Minnie R. Huntington, soprano, and John L. Bauer, violinist, was given at Yonkers, N. Y., on the 8th.
17A recital was given at Woodsfield, Ohio, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society, by the Misses Jones and Clarence M. Bailey, assisted by Miss Walters, teacher in New Concord College.
18Edward Kreiser, of Kansas City, Mo., opened a new organ in Bethel College, Newton, Kan., last week, playing two recitals, afternoon and evening. He will open a new organ in Independence, Mo., next week.
19A musicale was given on the 14th at the Young Women's Christian Association, Harrisburg, Pa., by Mrs. John Kremer, Miss Blanche Bicket, Miss Goldsmith, Miss Mary Daugherty, Mrs. Towsen, Clarence Sigler and Miss Eyster. one of two readings
20A musicale was given on the 14th at the Young Women's Christian Association, Harrisburg, Pa., by Mrs. John Kremer, Miss Blanche Bickel, Miss Goldsmith, Miss Mary Daugherty, Mrs. Towsen, Clarence Sigler and Miss Eyster. one of two readings
21A number of amateurs of New Albany, Ky., will produce the musical comedy, "The Russian Honeymoon." Those taking part are D. R. Gebhart, Miss Irene Hawes, Miss Emma Borgerding, Miss Esther Bedell, Vinton Nune-macher and Thomas Guthrie.
22The fourth free recital at the Carnegie Music Hall, Sandusky, Ohio, took place on the 9th. There were piano selections by Miss Marion Miller and Miss Julia Pom-mert, and vocal selections by Miss Pratt. George F. Anderson presided at the organ.
23A musical and piano recital was given on the 10th at Oswego, N. Y., by the pupils of Miss Anna Kane. A large number of the parents and friends of the teacher and pupils were present. Miss Mabel Comstock, Miss Julia Sauter and Fred T. Cahill assisted.
24Alfred R. Barrington, of Columbus, Ohio, has recently declined an offer to take charge of the music in one of the large churches of Cincinnati, and has decided to retain the position of choir director at Wesley Chapel, to which he has just been re-elected for another year.
25Those taking part in a concert at Atlanta, Ga., on the 13th were the Gate City Orchestra, Miss Eugenia Knott, Misses McGarry, Miss Cashman, Mrs. Samuel Burbank, Theresa Antoinette Strupper, Mrs. Harry M. Owsley, Miss Ival Cowan, Miss Bessie Shearer, Mrs. Samuel Burbank.
26The third recital of the faculty of the Harrisburg, Pa., Conservatory of Music was given on the 13th at the Conservatory Hall, which, as usual, was filled to its limits. After a lecture on Beethoven, delivered by Professor Decevee, a program consisting of Beethoven's works was rendered.
27A musical was given recently at Boling, Kan. Miss Mary Henderson, Miss Lottie Henderson and Miss Lena Yohe, of Leavenworth; Misses Burwell, Helbing, Chattle, Jamieson, Donovan, Springer, Mrs. Jamieson and Messrs. Springer, Burwell, Mullins, Jamieson, Hyde, Wymore and Schenck took part.
28At Adams, Mass., March 7, a concert was given by Miss Carolyn Washburn, assisted by the following able artists: Prof. Conrad L. Becker, of Syracuse University; L. Harry West, Watertown; Mrs. Helen Mansfield Hathway, Watertown; Miss Annette Snell, Syracuse University; Miss Bianca Legg, Adams.
29Mrs. Napier-Magill gave a recital in the Sedgwick Music Hall, Wichita, Kan., on the 12th. Mrs. Magill has lately returned to that city and will make it her future home. She has been studying under the best music teachers of this country and of Paris. She was assisted by Robert Martin Staples on the violin, Mrs. S. W. Shattuck and Mrs. Higginson.
30A musical was given last week at the residence of Mrs. Henry H. Hall, East Orange, N. J. Miss Florence E. Gale, pianist, who was to have taken part, was detained, and her place was filled by Miss Elizabeth E. Warren. Leonard E. Auty and Mrs. Ruland sang, and there were violoncello solos by George E. Clauder. The accompanist was Mrs. Zimmerle.
31The vocal pupils of Mrs. Mame B. Parry gave a recital at Galesburg, Ill., on the 10th. Mrs. Parry is giving these private recitals once a month.
32The program was composed entirely of vocal selections, and the following took part: Misses Bertha Blick, Minnie Wallace, Millie Rosenall, Francis Wetmore, Mrs. Verna Horton, Mrs. Harriet V. Howe and William Ash and Edward Peckenpaugh.
33The selections were taken from the St. Paul oratorio, the opera "Faust," and songs from the modern composers. The accompaniments were played by Miss Nettie Stevens and Henry Tovey.
34At Beaver Falls, Pa., a piano recital was given by the pupils of Miss Andriessen, assisted by Miss Beulah Reed, at Geneva College, March 13. Miss Tanney, Miss John-ston, Miss Maud Dilworth, Miss Jennie Sloan, Miss Mabel Beggs, Miss Dora Conlin, Miss Beulah Reed, Miss Vera Hamilton, Miss Eva Waite, Miss Reed and Miss Mabelle Dennison appeared.
35The following invitations were issued last week: "Mrs. Inez Parmater (Toledo, Ohio) presents the following pupils in a recital: Miss Sadie Hollister, Miss Florence Ernst, Miss Alice M. Thorne, Miss June Park, Miss Georgia McMullen, Miss Eva Lacy and Bertram Schwahn—artist pupils, assisted by piano pupils of Arthur W. Korthauer. Accompanists, Miss Sophia Toensmeier and Miss Alexandria Baer.
36Elvin Singer, of Detroit, Mich., and his professional pupils, assisted by Miss Louie Davison, violinist, and Julius V. Seyler, pianist, gave a concert on March 14 in the hall of the Detroit Y. M. C. A. for the benefit of the Mercy Hospital, of Detroit. The Singer pupils who assisted their teacher for the concert were Miss Carrie Estelle Williams, soprano; Miss Josephine Speck, contralto; Ernest E. Sheppard, tenor; H. B. Seymour, baritone; Arthur D. Wood, basso.
37A musicale was given at the home of Miss Brister, Auburn, N. Y., on the 14th, by a number of her pupils. Those participating were Jessie Adams, Bertha Davidson, Ethel Webber, Mary Gibbons, Agnes Byrne, Letta Morgan, Edna Guppy, Jessie Smart, Alice Hunter, Charlotta Knapp, Pearl Hunter, Florence Tournier, Elsie Hamilton, Irene Gates, Marian Adams, Frank Schuyler, Edward Hubbard, Paul Byrne, Robert Rea, Francis Adams and Roy Gates, assisted by Mr. Barney, Mrs. Groot and Mr. Rottler.
38The following appeared at a recent concert given in the First Congregational Church, Lockport, N. Y.: Mrs. Charles Wendell, Mrs. A. M. Graham, Miss Edith Gaylor, Miss Gertrude Hill, Miss Emma Dale, Miss Elizabeth Hare, Mrs. George Manning, Miss Sarah Ruth Cook, Miss Leah Watters, Miss Gertrude Bailey, Miss Elizabeth Balliet, Miss Gertrude LeValley, Miss Edna Brown, Miss Ora Dandler, Mrs. Fred Williams, Edwin J. Emert, Will Lampman, George Manning, Will Hammond, John Millar, R. N. Roberts, Howard Long, Rollin Baker, Daniel Hayward, Clarence Bayliss, John Millar, Mrs. L. P. Gordon, Miss Sibyl Hayward and Miss Katherine H. Weaver.
39At the College of Music, Jacksonville, Ill., of which Jos. R. Harker is president and Franklin L. Stead director, an organ recital by Franklin L. Stead, assisted by Miss Phebe Jefferson Kreider and J. Philip Read, accompanist, was given March 11 with this program: Concert Overture in C minor, Hollins; "Chromatic Fantaisie," Thiele; "Chant Pastoral," Dubois; "Marche Funèbre et Chant Séraphique," Guilmant; "The Lord Is My Light," Allitsen; Fugue in D major, Bach; Sonata in D minor (first movement), Guilmant; "La Miniature," "Asleep, Adream, Awake?" "Supplication" and "Entrée de Cortège," Vanderpoel; "Le Cygne," Saint-Saëns, and March from "Aida," Verdi-Shelley. The Jacksonville Journal of the 12th contained a long and flattering notice.
41Mendelssohn Trio Club.
42THE Mendelssohn Trio Club has now finished a very busy month and is securing many engagements for April. Among the most important concerts in which the trio participates next month are the annual concert of the Euterpe Club, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and the song recital of Miss Melanie Gutman at Chamber Music Hall.
43At the last meeting of the club and its patrons it was decided that next season instead of five concerts eight would be given. The season has been successful artistically as well as financially.
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