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Musical Courier 1902-04-09: Vol 44 Iss 1150, 1902
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1The Ladies' Music Club met in March, with Mrs. J. W. F. Hughes in Topeka, Kan.
3The Tuesday Morning Musical Club recently met at the home of Mrs. Irving Kip, Passaic, N. J.
5On April 3, Edwin Lockhart gave a concert at the Passaic, N. J., clubhouse, assisted by Miss Williams, Mr. de Nike, Mr. Blake and Mr. MacClymond.
7A meeting of the Ladies' Music Club was held recently at the home of Mrs. J. W. F. Hughes, in Potwin, Kan. There was the usual lecture by Prof. G. B. Penny.
9An artistic recital was recently given under the auspices of the Terre Haute, Ind., Musical Club, with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGibney, of Indianapolis, as the artists.
11The Musical Club met in the lecture room of the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Paducah, Ky., recently. The subject for the evening was "Living Composers."
13The Dorcas Musical Club, Susquehanna, Pa., gave a concert April 4. The club was assisted by Mrs. E. E. Riley, Miss Rowley and Professor Downing, of Binghamton.
15The Tuesday Musical Club, of Orange, N. J., arranged a violin recital for April 4, by Miss Ruby Gerard Braun. Miss Braun was assisted by William E. Harper and Mrs. Harry L. Martin.
17The Choral Union, a new organization in Hutchinson, Kan., has just given its initial concert. H. E. Malloy is the director. Mrs. Whiteside, Mrs. Sager, Miss Bennett and Robt. M. Staples were soloists.
19The Germantown, Pa., Friday musicale gave an evening of classical music late in March in Miss Wilkinson's studio. Following a paper on "The Old Form of Opera," by Miss Beck, selections were given by Miss South, Miss Johnson, Miss Jennie Clagett, Miss Magee, Mrs. Fernley, Miss Wilkinson and Mrs. Morris.
21A concert by the Excelsior Quartet, Miss Winnifred M. Pillsbury, Mrs. Alfreda Drew Chadbourne, Charles A. Chadbourne and Frederick A. Lord, was given recently at the Second Congregational Church, of Biddeford, Me. The quartet was assisted by Professor A. Warren, Miss Ethel Hitton, Allen Hinton and Professor W. Grant Brooks.
23Amelia Wagoner, Mary Struble, Millie Klingensmith, Agnes Shrum, Anna Gallagher, Grace Shepp, Emily Meierhoff, Isabel Wilson, Rebecca Leffler, Margaret Wampler, Florence Humphries have organized a musical club in Irwin, Pa.
25A large and appreciative audience recently heard the University Choral Society at Vermillion, S. Dak., in March, in its first concert since its permanent organization. Ethelbert Grabill is director of the chorus and Dr. Logan president of the society.
27At the usual bi-weekly meeting of the Crowley, La., Musical Union, at the residence of Rev. Dr. Carter, in the absence of the president, Vice-president Charles R. Gray presided. The study of the various composers was again taken up, and the lives and works of Haydn, Jensen and Godard were discussed.
29The Mozart Club gave its fifth artist concert at Dayton, Ohio, March 27. The club was assisted at this concert by Miss Kathryn Underwood, Arthur Leroy Tebbs, Herman H. Koepner and Charles Holstein. The members of the club taking part were Miss Beelman, Miss Kofler, Mrs. H. E. Talbott and Mrs. Lawrence. one of two readings
30The Mozart Club gave its fifth artist concert at Dayton, Ohio, March 27. The club was assisted at this concert by Miss Kathryn Underwood, Arthur Leroy Tebbs, Herman H. Koepner and Charles Holstein. The members of the club taking part were Miss Beelman, Miss Kofler, Mrs. H. E. Talbot and Mrs. Lawrence. one of two readings
32Before April 1 the Bearce, or Derickson, residence at Meadville, Pa., will be occupied by the Keystone School of Music and Dramatic Art, a new institution for the study of all branches included in the arts of music and drama. The school will be under the directorship of J. H. Kowalski, and will be provided with a faculty of competent instructors.
34Mrs. Thomas C. Hand, Jr., gave a musicale at her residence in Philadelphia, Pa., April 1. The Cecilian Quartet, composed of Miss Trautwine, Miss Craige, Miss Custar and Miss Tomline, gave several selections. The accompanist was Miss Isabella Scott. Miss Adelaide Russell Lane sang, and John C. Trautwine gave several numbers on the violin.
36The next concert of the Monday Musical Club will be given April 17, at Trenton, N. J. The program will contain certain features of universal interest, chief among them the rendition of two of Schubert's choruses. The club is also rehearsing a new composition written for it by its director, Mr. Skilton, a setting of Tennyson's poem, "Home They Brought Her Warrior Dead," from "The Princess."
38The Musical Society, of Southbridge, Mass., met with Mrs. Thomas Sanders, of Sandersdale, late in March. The composers for the afternoon were Raff and Gounod. The program was: Life of Raff, Miss Emma Dresser; life of Gounod, Mrs. A. M. Chesley; piano duet, Miss Genevieve Williams and Mrs. Fred Booth; soprano solos by Mrs. Clarence Cleveland and Miss Gertrude Creeden; piano solos by Miss Mary E. Wells.
40The Caribou, Me., Festival chorus is meeting every Monday evening, in preparation for the June Aroostook County festival. The make-up of the chorus for the festival appears to be as follows: Patten, twenty-five singers; Houlton, eighty-five; Woodstock, sixty; Mars Hill and Blaine, twenty; Presque Isle, thirty-five; Fort Fairfield, forty; Caribou, thirty; New Sweden, fifteen; total, 310. Besides this, there will be in the list of attractions seven brass bands; an orchestra of twenty pieces and three solo performers.
42At the regular meeting of the Ladies' Musical Club held in March, in the Sedalia, Mo., College of Music hall, the president, Mrs. William D. Steele, read a paper on "Music as an Influence." It was the largest attendance of the year, nearly all the club members being present and thirty visitors, completely filling the club room. After the reading a discussion was enjoyed, those participating being Miss Elizabeth Dugan, Rev. E. W. Clippinger, Mrs. J. H. Rodes, Mrs. Harvey Keens, Carl Barnett, Mrs. F. W. Simpson and Miss Jessie Smith. The club has concluded to enter the musical festival in Kansas City in May.
44March 21 the Orpheus Club of Detroit, Mich., gave a concert, Miss Buckley being the soloist, and Miss Emily Gilmore accompanist. Members of the club are Philip Hayward Gray, Francis Henry Greusel, Walter Percy Herbert, Denis James McDonald, Hedley Vicars Richardson, Herbert Milton Richardson, Jay Gaines, William Albert Spitzley, John Raphael Bodde, William Alexander Kerr, William Godfrey Lerchel, Orvice Rhinaldo Leonard, Edwin Francis Hulbert, William Frederick Bartels, Arthur James Storm, Eli Nelson Higgins, and Walter James King. Samuel Richard Gaines, director.
46The Musical Art Club, Prof. J. Emory Shaw conductor, Mrs. Annie Lillebridge-Goodhue, Mrs. Myra Albertson, Melville D. Hensey and Dr. Thomas Stockham Baker, soloists, and a chorus, Miss Jessie Griggs, Miss A. Belle Snyder, Miss Jane Hoyt, Miss Gay Craig, Miss Mary Senft, Miss Jessie Nead, Mrs. J. Emory Shaw, Miss Henrietta Bowlin, Miss Edna Keever, Miss Elizabeth Cramer, Miss Mary Stewart, Miss Virginia Sherrard, Miss May Sherrard, Miss Mary McElwain, Mrs. Samuel A. Martin, Rev. C. G. White, B. B. Holler, Fred Shumaker, Chas. Smiley, Dan O. Gehr, Reid Mower, Walter Holler, W. G.
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