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Musical Courier 1902-05-28: Vol 44 Iss 1157, 1902
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1The closing concert of this season of the Eurydice Club was given at Toledo, Ohio, May 27.
3The last concert of the Apollo Club was given at Louisville, Ky., on May 22. Miss Davison and Karl Schmidt were the soloists.
5The sixth annual musical festival of the McPherson, Kan., Choral Union began May 12 with a performance of "The Bohemian Girl."
7The Lima (Ohio) Choral Society on June 6 will give "The Swan and Skylark" and Handel's oratorio "Samson," with New York soloists.
9The Thursday Morning Ladies' Club, of Easton, assisted the Arion Society, of Allentown, Pa., in the rendition of "Fair Ellen," at a recent concert.
11On May 15 the Afternoon Musical Society gave an invitation recital, which was the last one of the season, at the home of Mrs. S. A. Davis, Danbury, Conn.
13Active preparations are in progress for the closing musical of the Chaminade Club, which is to be held at the Orpheus Club Rooms, Philadelphia, Pa., May 31.
15An organ recital was given by the Ladies' Musical Club, of Peekskill, May 16. Clarence Reynolds presided at the organ, and Fred Seymour conducted the chorus.
17The Gouverneur (N. Y.) Choral Society has been formed with the following officers: Conductor, James M. Marsh; president, J. V. Baker; vice-president, Lawrence Lewis; secretary and treasurer, Miss McGregor.
19The closing musical of the season was given by the Wednesday Club, at Harrisburg, Pa., May 13. The club's chorus was directed by Mrs. A. P. L. Dull and West's "Stars of the Summer Night" was the most enjoyed. The vocal numbers were sung by Mrs. E. J. Decevee, Mrs. T. B. Angell, Miss Reily, Miss Seaman and Miss Worley. Among the pianists were Mrs. H. B. McCormick, Mrs. Huntingdon, Mrs. Dull, Miss Cameron, Miss Boyd, Mrs. Glenning, Miss MacDowell and Miss Garver.
21The Woman's Musical Society, of Watertown, N. Y., has elected the following officers for the coming year: President, Miss Rogers; first vice-president, Miss Margaret Sherman; second vice-president, Mrs. H. N. Dunning; recording secretary, Miss van Ostrand; corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. S. Baird; treasurer, Miss Massey; librarian, Miss Anna Hitchcock; assistant librarian, Mrs. F. M. Hugo; director, Louis Baker Philips; members of board, Mrs. Dr. Gregor, Mrs. A. H. Horton, Miss Hamlin, Miss Emma Lansing, Mrs. Gary M. Jones, Miss Grace Nott.
23The ninth annual May Festival concert of the Cook County Sunday School Association was given at the Auditorium, Chicago, Ill., May 23. A chorus of over 1,000 young women, under the direction of H. W. Fairbank, supervisor of music in the Chicago public schools, was the chief feature of the entertainment. The program included a cantata, "The Herald of Spring," by John Hyatt Brewer; "The Damascus Triumphal March," Sir Richard Costa; "O Sing to God," Charles Gounod; "The Rainbow," from a new cantata, "The Pioneers," by H. W. Fairbank, words by Elsie Janet French; an arrangement for women's voices of the two hymns "Lead, Kindly Light" and "Nearer, My God, to Thee." The assisting artists were Mrs. Lillian French Read, Mrs. Etta Kirkham, Jules Levy, Francis S. Moore, the Mendelssohn Trio, the Nightingale Sextet, A. Albert Holmes director, and the Kaffir Boy Choir, an organization perfected in South Africa by J. H. Balmer.
25The officers and members of the Nashua, N. C., Oratorio Society are: Edward M. Temple, president; F. T. Watson, secretary and treasurer; Warren B. Nelson, librarian; executive committee, president, secretary and conductor, Miss Mary Field, Miss Anna L. Melendy, Edwin S. Gage, Henry H. Lefebvre; conductor, Eusebius G. Hood; pianist, Miss Anna L. Melendy; Mrs. H. J. Alexander; Miss Isabel Baker, Miss Elsie J. Bohonon, Mrs. Viola Prescott-Boyd, Mrs. Emma L. Dow, Miss Ida E. Dow, Miss Bertha Drown, Miss Helen Eaton, Miss Margaret Early, Miss Isabel Farley, Miss Mary Field, Miss Mary A. Frost, Miss Bertha L. Harris, Mrs. M. E. Harvey, Mrs. Ada M. Hardy, Miss Clara Jackman, Miss Effie M. Jeannotte, Miss Elizabeth Kay, Miss Katherine Kelly, Mrs. Florence Ladd, Miss Albina Lucier, Miss Jessie G. Lefebvre, Mrs. F. W. Maynard, Mrs. J. L. Morrison, Mrs. Anna N. Morris, Miss Emily S. Nelson, Miss Ellen N. Nolan, Miss Lottie Plummer, Mrs. I. F. Robinson, Miss Helen B. Ryan, Mrs. H. O. Smith, Mrs. Mabel N. Sutton, Mrs. F. H. Sawtelle, Miss Mary E. Trow, Miss Josephine Valcour, Mrs. J. D. Wilman, Mrs. Annie M. Emmott, Miss Mabelle Griswold, Mrs. E. G. Hood, Miss Grace M. Law, Mrs. H. A. Osgood, Miss Sadie Pease, Miss Lily Parker, Mrs. C. T. Patten, Mrs. F. C. Redfield, Miss Ellen L. Reily, Miss Minnie A. Ryan, Miss Mattie R. Smith, Miss Isabel Sargent, Mrs. E. D. Sargent, Miss Annie G. Shea, Mrs. H. L. Smith, Miss Alice E. Trow, Miss Ella Valcour, Mrs. Cora O. Webster, Mrs. Ida M. Ward, Miss Emma H. Weston, Mrs. J. H. Weston, Miss Marion Walch, Mrs. C. E. Woodman, Miss Hattie Woodman, H. J. Alexander, F. O. Balch, Horace Cantara, O. O. Deschamps, E. W. Gray, W. S. Griffin, Robert Kirkpatrick, George A. Ladd, Joseph Lucier, T. J. Reilly, E. D. Shaw, Dr. H. O. Smith, E. M. Temple, D. L. Twiss, L. A. Tessier, F. T. Watson, J. S. Weston, C. A. Woodbury, Dr. G. O. Tessler, James Bastow, G. G. Bulfinch, H. W. Carpenter, Errald Estes, E. S. Gage, H. I. Gray, G. W. Cheney, H. H. Lefebvre, W. H. Lovejoy, W. B. Nelson, George Nelson, C. E. Parker, G. H. Parker, Joseph Pelletier, Cyril Poulin, Dr. C. S. Valcour, P. E. Walch, E. O. Wood, Carl E. Willard, John P. Starrett, Ernest Tessier.
27Mendelssohn Trio Club to Play at Newburgh.
29THE Mendelssohn Trio Club, of New York, have been engaged for the New York State Music Teachers' Convention, to be held at Newburgh next month. The club will play at the first concert on the evening of June 24. They will play two trios, the Arensky in D minor and the Mendelssohn in C minor, op. 66. Alexander Saslavsky, the violinist, and Charles Gilbert Spross, the pianist of the Trio Club, will perform the Grieg Sonata for piano and violin in F, op. 8. Victor Sörfin, the 'cellist of the club, will play as soli an Elegie, by Fauré, and Popper's "Arlequin." one of two readings
30THE Mendelssohn Trio Club, of New York, have been engaged for the New York State Music Teachers' Convention, to be held at Newburgh next month. The club will play at the first concert on the evening of June 24. They will play two trios, the Arensky in D minor and the Mendelssohn in C minor, op. 66. Alexander Saslavsky, the violinist, and Charles Gilbert Spross, the pianist of the Trio Club, will perform the Grieg Sonata for piano and violin in F, op. 8. Victor Sörlin, the 'cellist of the club, will play as soli an Elegie, by Fauré, and Popper's "Arlequin." one of two readings
32The Beardsleys Going Abroad.
34MRS. MILTONELLA BEARDSLEY, the pianist and teacher, and her gifted daughter, Constance Beardsley, will sail for Europe next Saturday, May 31, on the steamer Potsdam, of the Holland-American line. The Beardsleys will locate in Berlin for the summer, and later will be joined by the husband and father, Dr. William E. Beardsley. Mrs. Beardsley will reopen her studio in the Pouch Mansion, Brooklyn, about the middle of October.
36LACHMUND'S CONCERT.—Carl V. Lachmund, assisted by advanced and professional pupils, gave a concert last evening (Tuesday), at the Century Lyceum, 444 Amsterdam avenue. Review next week.
38Mrs. S. L. Hendrickson's pupils gave a recital May 9 at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Woolard, Wichita, Kan.
40The forty-fourth students' recital of the Oliver Willis Halsted Conservatory of Music was given at Lockport, N. Y., May 13.
42A recital was given by Miss Bertha J. Boynton, Miss Edith Sykes, M. L. Price and Miss Lillian Morton in Monmouth, Ill., May 20.
44A recital was given in Kalamazoo, Mich., recently by Miss Victoria McLaughlin, assisted by Miss Winifred McKee, William Griswold Smith. Mrs. Kate Torrey Bennett and Miss Margaret Cobb were the accompanists.
46Sam Lamberson, pianist, assisted by Mrs. Dillon, contralto, have just given a very successful recital in Coshocton, Ohio. Mr. Lamberson is a pupil of Madame Stepanoff, who is the Leschetizky representative in Berlin. Of the bright and sparkling program the novelties by Ole Olsen and Leschetizky were most popular.
48The third annual of the Conservatory of Music, Buckhannon, W. Va., will take place May 28 to June 5. The "Messiah" will be sung June 4 with the following soloists: Miss Rachel B. Frease, Miss Winifred Reahard, S. T. Beddoe, Ernest Gamble, J. J. Jelley, Mrs. J. J. Jelley, the Hahn Parke Ladies' String Quartet, and an accompanying chorus of 100 voices.
50At Parsons College, Fairfield, Ia., May 6, a piano recital for graduation was given by Miss Ethel Bradshaw, assisted by Miss Nellie Stever, William Funkey, Ralph Huston, Miss Linna Huston, and on the 13th Miss Georgia Jarvis gave a piano recital, assisted by Miss Jessie Bradshaw, Miss Emeline Peterson, Miss Frances Bradshaw. On May 20 Miss Ruby Sciple gave a vocal recital, assisted by the Ladies' Quartet and A. K. Harper.
52A large audience attended the concert at the First Baptist Church, Oswego, N. Y., May 13. The soloists included Mrs. Eugene McKinstry, Mrs. Byron McClosky, Mrs. T. J. Hayes, Miss Genevieve Millott, Miss Carrie Bechstedt, Mrs. George W. Simpson, Miss Laura Baltes, Charles Harris, Louis Weigand, Jr., Prof. E. E. Favreau, Richard Schuler and Frank P. Maney.
54Miss Maud Roudez sang the following songs at a recent concert in Orange, N. J.: "Alleluia of Le Cid," "Il est doux" ("Herodiade"), Massenet: "A Rose Fable," Hawley; "At Parting," Rogers; "The Swallows," Cowen. Miss Roudez possesses a good soprano voice of large compass. She has power and breadth of tone. She was heard to advantage in the group of romantic songs in part second. For her first number she received an encore and sang Denza's "May Morning." Her accompaniments were played by Miss L. H. Barnabee.
56The following pupils of Miss Eva M. Lennox gave a recital in the Philharmonic rooms, Cohoes, N. Y., May 14: Elaine Gray, Alice Hilton, Myrtie Miller, Margaret Lewis, Marietta Persche, Leolene van Valkenburgh, Marion Laughlin, Alice Adams, Alice Shook, Addie Pierce, May Sibbald, Mary Kilduff, Helen Fitzpatrick, Gretchen Hermans, Muriel Lewis, Leilah Lewis, Susie MacArthur, Ruth Heister, Townsend Heister, Ethel Brown, Gertrude Bulson, Lillie Watson, Frances Shook, assisted by George Reynolds, Miss Helen Bradley, W. A. McCready and Tobias Heister.
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