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Musical Courier 1903-07-08: Vol 47 Iss 1215, 1903
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1Musical People
3HE following took part in a recent musicale at Pasadena, Cal.: Mrs. C. E. Dutcher, Miss Beresford Joy, C. A. Bowes, B. G. Bloom, E. J. Clark, Guy S. Bliss, E. P. Murphy, Mmes F. J. Anderson, L. M. Pratt, C. M. Hageman; the Misses Alice Dewey, Grace Parker, Edith Chambers, Lucy Buckminster, Ethel Bowser, Agnes Johnson, Alice Johnston, Estelle Mulberger, Imogene Hubinger, Lizzie Hubinger, Eva Thurston, Myrtle Hall, Alice Briggs, Helen Shuff, Stella Shuff, May Barnhart, Alice Bowker, Minnie Penn, Elinor Briggs, Jessie Wood, Grace Durant, Katrina White and Nancy Hovey; W. Bowser, J. Conover, S. F. Johnson, W. A. Cundy, Frank Crelar, J. W. Brooks, C. E. D. Ballou, Ashley Bliss, Guy Halderman, E. H. Pattee and C. H. Quivey; Miss Alice Coleman, Mrs. J. G. Schmucker, Miss Edna Holbrook, Miss Alice Preston, Dr. A. Ellis, Earl Healey, Lawrence Hovey, L. M. Pratt, Roy Kellogg, J. G. Schmucker, Dr. J. S. White, Harold Bryant, Earl Bell, R. H. Miller, W. D. Stevens; the Misses Edith Reynolds, Arline Hammell, Katrina Jaques, Mabel Brentner, Beulah Bevis, Gladys Holsinger, Helen Ward, Verne Hepler, Vieda Dean, Elinor Dean, Hazel Dean, Ona Albert, Grace Post, Roberta Miles, Genevieve Bowser, Lillie Hovey, Elsie Murphy, May Schmucker, Evaline Merritt, Mabel Lehnherr, Clara Crawford, Margaret Thompson, May Bradley, Carrie Carson, Victoria Taylor, Flossie Lusby, Harriett McGill, True Batterson, Ettel Basore, Mabel Covey, Katharine Darling, May Darling, Pearl Rogers, Annie Jones, Florence Covell, Katie Austin, Ruth Miller, Ruby Bonalie, Rachel Lehnherr, Dawn Ehrenfeld, Annie Dearth, Bessee Wright, Hazel Boynton, Pearl Sevendson, Clara Shumaker, Mabel Martin, Hortense Pattee.
5Miss Adda Moore gave a recital at her studio, Kenton, Ohio, June 23.
7The pupils of Miss Helen Potts gave a recital at Wellsville, Ohio, June 16.
9A recital was given recently at Sheboygan, Wis., by the pupils of Mrs. Francis.
11Miss Bertha Lacey gave a musical recital at her home, Oskaloosa, Ia., early in June.
13Recently the juvenile piano class of Miss Carden gave a recital at her residence, Marysville, Cal.
15At Denison, Ia., June 15, the eighth annual musical recital by the pupils of Miss Agnes King was held.
17A concert by the pupils of Professor Allstrom's Academy of Music took place at Red Bank, N. J., recently.
19A number of the pupils of Miss Olinda Voss and L. Drew Mosher gave a recital in Cleveland, Ohio, June 26.
21A recital was recently given at Holyoke, Mass., by the piano and violin pupils of Mrs. Maria Keefe and Frank Schneidawind.
23Miss Kate Fowler, organist at the First Presbyterian Church, Binghamton, Pa., recently gave a twilight recital at the church.
25Mrs. Fannie Wilkins Ryan drilled the chorus for the cantata "Jephtha's Daughter," given at Des Moines, Ia., June 26. The solo parts were taken by some of the best singers in the city.
27June 24 the pupils of Miss Elizabeth B. Garrett gave a musicale in Chester, Pa.
29H. A. Milliken, of Flint, Mich., is directing the orchestra at Winona Beach Casino for the summer.
31Miss Zuma Wallace's music class recently gave a recital at the Conservatory of Music, Waco, Tex.
33The pupils of John D. Lotz gave a piano recital June 13 at the home of Miss Ruth Schneider, Hamilton, Ohio.
35A piano recital was given by the pupils of Miss Cora Hartong recently at Akron, Ohio, assisted by Miss Mabel Colby.
37The musicale and reception tendered by Mrs. H. E. Franck to her pupils took place at Nevada City, Cal., June 12.
39Miss Frederika A. Wood, assisted by Fred G. Heinmiller and Edward W. Frank, gave a song recital June 16 at Lafayette, Ind.
41The thirty-sixth annual session of the Maryland State Teachers' Association will be held at Ocean City, Md., June 29 to July 2.
43The annual recital of the music class of Keuka College, Penn Yan, N. Y., under the direction of Miss Julia Ball, occurred June 18.
45The younger pupils of Prof. Edward Schroeder gave a recital at Dubuque, Ia., June 24. The recital of advanced pupils took place June 8.
47A piano recital was given by the pupils of W. E. Arnaud, assisted by Miss Emma Gertrude Young and John S. Drew, at Norfolk, Va., June 19.
49A musical recital was given in Hamilton, Ohio, June 16 under the auspices of Miss McCracken's music class, assisted by Harry C. Lott, of Columbus.
51The quartet of the Baptist Church, Keokuk, Ia., is composed of Miss Mabel Helwig, Miss Florence V. Wright, Howard W. Wood and Ben S. Jones.
53A violin recital was given June 19 at the Marquam Theatre, Portland, Ore., by William Wallace Graham, assisted by Mrs. Rose Bloch Bauer and Edgar E. Coursen.
55The first annual concert of the Streator (Ill.) Conservatory of Music was given June 16. The first number was by the orchestra of fourteen pieces, under the direction of J. Harvey Johnson.
57Miss Wewe Wiltse, a fifteen year old girl from Pender, Neb., proved the surprise of the evening at a musical recital given by the pupils of Mrs. Helen Hamilton at Sioux City, Ia., June 15.
59The pupils of Mrs. J. H. Dixon gave a musicale at the home of Mrs. Dr. Carter, Beloit, Wis., June 13. It was a farewell to Miss Elizabeth Smith, who will continue her music study next year in the East.
61Miss Minnie Glassner, of Ironwood, Mich., who has been studying with L. Drew Mosher, of Cleveland, Ohio, gave a vocal recital on Tuesday evening, June 23, assisted by Miss Estelle Doll, James Higgins and Miss Olinda Voss.
63One of the events of the commencement exercises of the university at Mitchell, S. Dak., is the graduating exercises of the department of music. Misses Lila Ewart, Marjorie Ruth, Irma Walker and Grace Connor were the graduates and gave the recital.
65Pupils of Reno B. Myers, who took part in the annual conservatory concert and commencement exercises of the Conservatory of Music, Findlay, Ohio, June 9 and 16, were Miss Flora Andregg, Miss Nina Carpenter, Geo. Moss, Miss Farie Gressley and John Gross.
67The first annual students' recital of the Omaha (Neb.) College of Music took place June 11. F. H. Wright, the director of the college, is organist and choir director of Trinity Cathedral and musical director of the First Presbyterian Church.
69The Burlington (Ia.) School of Music gave the third and closing recital on June 18 under the direction of Miss Annie M. Jones.
71A notable event in Butte, Mont., was the first concert of the choir of St. John's Church, given June 17. The choir was assisted by some of the best and most popular of Butte's musicians and singers, among them being Mrs. MacPherson, R. H. Ballard and Otto A. Olson.
73The sixth annual recital of the pupils of Misses Mary and Margaret McConaughy was given June 16 at Carnegie, Pa. The class of eighty-four pupils was assisted by Mr. and Mrs. George Brady, the Misses Harkins and R. J. Foley, J. R. Cox, R. D. Hoffman, T. C. Lenfesty and W. J. Hartz.
75The annual concert and commencement exercises of the Wellsville (N. Y.) Conservatory of Music were recently held under the direction of Mrs. Anna B. Robertson, LL. D., director of the conservatory. A feature of the concert was the playing of Henry B. Vincent, organist and composer, of Erie, Pa.
77A concert was rendered by Miss Kate Toot's music scholars at her home, Danville, Va., recently. Following are the scholars who took part: Misses R. Adams, M. Brewer, M. Cook, E. Adams, B. Adams, J. Patterson, L. Thomas, W. Fox, A. Friend, L. Fox, C. Powell, K. Watkins, W. Fox and Master Thomas Fox.
79The Alsbury Violin and Orchestra School gave its commencement exercises and grand concert at Des Moines, Ia., June 23. The soloists were Wade Drennen, Hazel Horner, Mac Mosier, Flora Went, Helen Patterson, Helen Horner and Emma Went. Presentation of diplomas and address by Dr. H. O. Breeden.
81The music pupils of Mrs. Chalmers Fraser gave a musicale at Lancaster, S. C., recently, when the following took part: Beth Brown, Nannie Hill Moore, Joyce Clark, Maude Moore, Eliza Wylie, Lena Amos, Clarice Knight, Mrs. Fraser. Misses Ivy Crawford and Minnie Jones had a part in the program, but were prevented from appearing by illness.
83An event of more than usual local musical interest was the piano and voice recital June 30 at the studio of Alex Zenier, Appleton, Wis., by Miss Blanche Ullman and Miss Georgia Hall. Miss Ullman has been for the past two years the pupil and assistant of Mme. Anna Lankow, of New York, and Miss Hall has for the past five seasons been with Joseffy as pupil and assistant.
85A song recital was given in Potsdam, N. Y., June 6 by the advanced pupils of Mrs. Harriett Crane Bryant. The participants were Miss Frances Corbin, Miss Mabel Hogen, Miss Annette Paddock and Miss Claire Mann, Miss Florence Weston, Miss Marion Morse, Miss Hazel Weed and Miss Alix Berthel, Lelon Botford, Harold Powers, Harry Claflin and Howard Cheney. These were assisted by two pupils of Professor Hathorne, Miss Cushman and Miss Bedell. The accompanists of the evening were Miss Marsh, Miss Weed and Miss McIlwaine.
87Every indication points to an epoch marking event in the musical history of Galesburg for the next three days. The annual meeting of the Illinois Music Teachers' Association has just been held at Galesburg, Ill. Those taking part were Raymond Officer, Rudolph Ganz, Mary Wood Chase, Howard Wells, Oliver Willard Pierce, Herbert Butler and Charlotte Demuth, George M. Chadwick, Clarence Dickinson, Sarah Elizabeth Wildman, Dr. Charles Allum, W. D. Armstrong, Mrs. George Nelson Holt, Mrs. Willard S. Bracken, Karleton Hackett, Florence M. Pace, John B. Miller, Arthur M. Burton, Albert
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