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Musical Courier 1903-01-28: Vol 46 Iss 1192, 1903
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1Musical People
3NEW YEAR'S musicale was given by the pupils of Mrs. Seth Lockwood at her residence, Rahway, N. J., January 3. The time was devoted to studies of Stephen Heller. There were seventeen pupils who took part: Misses Edna Brown, Leoni Stryker, Hazel Drake, Rae Osborn, Alice Turner, Olive Turner, Gertrude Pfeiffer, Marguerite Pfeiffer, Agnes Fitzpatrick, Tessie Farrell, Florence Liddle, Margaret Cutter, Sadie Cutter and Mrs. Clarence Liddle; Masters Willie Turner, Leon Harned and Samuel Farrell.
5Miss Luger, of Fargo, N. Dak., gave a pupils' recital January 8.
7The young pupils of Miss Martha Shaw Hill gave a musicale recently at Media, Pa.
9At Owego, N. Y., January 9, the piano students of Mrs. Frank Abel gave a piano recital.
11A piano recital was given January 7 by the pupils of Mrs. Grace Senior Brearley, at Duluth, Minn.
13The fifth violin recital by the pupils of Miss Theodora Morgan was held January 14 in her studio, Atlanta, Ga.
15C. Edmund Skiff, assisted by Miss Mac Louise Stanley, of Waterbury, Conn., gave a concert at Danbury recently.
17A recital was given by Gustave Frese and the pupils of his piano class January 15 at Baldwin Hall, Louisville, Ky.
19The piano class of Miss Elizabeth Dickerman gave its second recital of this season at her home in Oswego, N. Y., January 4.
21Miss Alice E. W. Ford has been re-engaged as soprano soloist of the Memorial Presbyterian Church Quartet, of Troy, N. Y.
23At Atlanta, Ga., Dr. Virgil O. Hardon gave a musicale in honor of Miss Talbot, of Eatonton, January 7. Dr. William Owens sang.
25A piano recital was given at the Dallas Conservatory of Music, January 10, by Miss Lillian Boyd, under the direction of Miss Katie Hammons.
27The first of a series of musicales to be given by the Misses Grimball, Miss Jacobi and Miss Wickens took place at Jacksonville, Fla., January 3.
29Miss Bertha Davis and Miss Edith Schmitt, piano pupils of Mrs. Lida Sayre Norris, gave a piano recital at the Wilkin-Redman rooms, Columbus, Ohio, January 21, assisted by Harry J. Westerman.
31The twenty-second annual organ recital at the First Congregational Church, Norwich, Conn., took place January 1.
33Organist H. L. Yerrington was assisted by Miss Maude C. Buckingham, soprano.
35Miss Viola Craw gave a piano recital at Grand Rapids, Mich., January 13, with her pupils, assisted by Miss Evelyn Craw and Mrs. Cherryman.
37Mrs. Benedict, Mrs. Munson, Z. K. Greene, G. C. Munson, the Philharmonic Orchestra and Andrew Baird took part in a recent concert at Middletown, N. Y.
39Farnum Howard Lane, organist, assisted by Mrs. Harriet J. Holt, soprano, gave an organ recital at the Church of the Redeemer, Hartford, Conn., January 5.
41Thursday, January 29, in Bangor, Me., Mrs. Brooks and pupils will give a farewell concert previous to Mrs. Brooks' departure abroad the month following.
43An evening of music was given in the studio of Miss L. B. Baker recently in East Orange, N. J., when her pupils gave a recital, assisted by Miss Margaret Mills, Carl Schoner and George C. Clauder.
45The third chamber music concert was given by August Hinrichs January 6, at the Unitarian Church, Alameda, Cal. Miss Maud G. Cohen, William Wertsch and O. Lafayette Lienau appeared.
47An organ recital was given at the First Presbyterian Church, Butte, Mont., December 30, by William S. Goldfemberg. Mr. Goldfemberg was assisted by Mrs. Jack Thomas and William Green in vocal solos.
49Miss Minnie Merine gave the first in a series of musicales in the music rooms of Martin & Vernon, Kansas City, Mo., January 13. Miss Amanda Peterson, soprano; Paul Padden and a number of others assisted.
51The new choir of the First Baptist Church, Troy, N. Y., is under the direction of Miss Eva Lennox, organist. The choir is composed of Miss Hilda Swartz, Miss Helen M. Bradley, George Reynolds, William A. McCready.
53Henry T. Hanlin gave a complimentary recital January 6, in Seattle, Wash. The program was given by Miss Louise Dewey, soprano; Miss Marguerite Fry, mezzo soprano, and William Harry, assisted by Mrs. Horace McClure.
55The pupils of Strassberger's Conservatories of Music, St. Louis, Mo., gave a classical musicale January 8. The pupils who took part were those of Prof. Alfred Ernst, piano; Signor Guido Parisi, violin; Adelaide Kalkman and Horace P. Dibble, voice.
57Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson Ludden, of Auburn, Me., gave a musicale at her home on December 31. The affair was in honor of her sister, Miss Kathleen Robinson, who is taking a course of vocal music at Mt. Holyoke College, and Miss Helen Tillinghast, of Davenport, Ia.
59The following constitute the choir of the Central Baptist Church, Memphis, Tenn.: Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, organist and musical director; H. Coleman, choir director; Miss Mamie Buck; Miss Nellie Lunn, Miss Douglass Robinson, Miss Charlie Blanton, Mrs. Walter Brown, Miss Corrie McKnight, Miss Kate Kimbrough, Miss Gertrude Spaulding, Miss Effie Key, Heber Coleman, Harry G. Warren, Walter Brown, C. A. Crone, Ben Carr, F. Y. Anderson, Orville Finne, Austin Carey, Edwin Brown and Thomas Tucker.
61The members of the advanced piano class of S. Mazurette's Conservatory of Music, Detroit, Mich., who have been awarded certificates of honor for the year 1902 are Miss Clara Peitz, Miss Dora Peitz, Miss Clara Beegen, Miss Gertrude Carroll, Miss Tona Lalonde, Russell Coates, Edmund Davis, Herman Gutekunst, John Szyman-ski and Arthur Froehlich.
63January 5, at St Paul, Minn., Miss Celestia Nevada Bellaire, a former resident of Winona, gave a recital which was attended by a large number of the musical people of St. Paul. She was assisted by Miss Clara Williams, Carlo Fischer, J. E. McCaffrey, J. A. Jaeger, R. C. Geddes, E. H. Wetherbee, of the Orpheus Quartet. Miss Helene Louise Bellaire was the accompanist.
65Early in February there will be given at the Baumann Pianoforte School in Newark, N. J., a piano recital, the program of which will be devoted exclusively to the performance of the compositions of American composers.
67Sunday evening, January 25, a concert of sacred music was given at the school, at which Mrs. Dorothy Harvey, of New York, and Clifford A. Wiley, late of Paris, sang.
69A piano recital was given recently by the pupils of Miss Corinne Paulson at her studio in the McCague Building, Omaha, Neb. The pupils participating were Misses Edna Wolff, Mildred Plank, Elin Wesin, Bessie Thompson, Madge Wilkinson, Rene Melander, Annie Bloom, Allida Ulander, Myrtle Hanson, Ellen Tullin, Mary Sheetz, Edith Sandberg, Signe Christenson, Ramona Taylor and Regina Andersen.
71FANNIE BLOOMFIELD ZEISLER.
73AFTER playing last week with the Chicago Orchestra and also in Milwaukee, Mrs. Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler, the renowned pianist, will give concerts as follows:
75February 2—Appleton, Wis.
763—Minneapolis.
774—Freeport, Ill.
785—Galesburg, Ill.
799—St. Louis.
8010—Cleveland.
8112—Cambridge (Boston Symphony Orchestra).
8213—Boston Symphony Orchestra.
8314—Boston Symphony Orchestra.
8416—Philadelphia (Boston Symphony Orchestra).
8517—Albany.
8618—Hartford.
8719—New York (Boston Symphony Orchestra).
8821—Boston.
8923—Bridgeport.
9024—New York.
9125—Brooklyn.
93Her appearance in New York on February 24 is looked forward to with a great deal of pleasure, as Mme. Zeisler is one of the leading pianists and is among those who are always welcomed in this community.
95Anderson and Baernstein at Detroit.
97THE Tuesday Musical Club, of Detroit, Mich, has engaged Sara Anderson and Joseph Baernstein for a joint song recital, to take place on either Tuesday, February 24, or Tuesday, March 3, 1903.
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