Scan 32
Musical Courier 1903-07-15: Vol 47 Iss 1216, 1903
108 lines. Read by computer on 25 September 2026. Printed page 31. See the scan on archive.org.
1Musical People
3CONCERT was given June 26 by E. D. Keck at the Kountze Memorial Church, Omaha, Neb. The cantata, "God, Thou Art Great," by Spohr, was given. The choir consisted of about sixty voices, with Misses Edith Foley and Belle Beedle and William Reynard and R. J. Spoerri as the soloists. In addition there were vocal selections by Dan H. Wheeler, Jr., G. W. Manchester, Misses Macy Stapenhorst, Edith Foley, Belle Beedle; "Concertstück" of Schumann by E. Harnish, with orchestral parts on organ by H. J. Bock. The chorus was accompanied by organ and two pianos.
5Pupils of Mrs. U. G. McGuire gave a recital recently at Columbus, Ohio.
7Fred E. Hobart has opened a private piano studio at Bloomington, Ill.
9A musicale was given in Chester, Pa., June 24, under the direction of Miss Garrett.
11A recital was given by the pupils of Miss Angela O'Brien, Sharonville, Ohio, recently.
13A musicale was given at the residence of Miss Keith, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., by her pupils.
15A piano recital was given by the pupils of Mrs. G. B. Merritt at her residence, Norfolk, Va., June 26.
17A recital was given June 23 at Germain's Temple of Music, Saginaw, Mich., by pupils of Miss Deveaux.
19Mrs. Fletcher Linn, of Portland, Ore., sang at the commencement exercises at Eugene University recently.
21A piano recital was given by the pupils of the Albin Korn School in Guernsey Hall, Scranton, Pa., June 27.
23Miss Maude Lipscomb was soloist at the graduating exercises of the High School, Los Gatos, Cal., in June.
25A musicale was given June 23 by the pupils of A. J. Wilkins at his studio on Broad street, Bridgeport, Conn.
27The program for the eighth annual commencement of the Merchon School of Music was given at Marion, Ind., June 23.
29The music pupils of St. Patrick's Academy gave a recital June 19 in the music room of the academy, Terre Haute, Ind.
31Miss Jennie Showerman gave a students' recital June 23 at 4 o'clock at the home of Dr. B. E. Showerman, Batavia, N. Y.
33The last of the series of recitals given recently by Miss Myrtle Souder's pupils in music at Beavertown, Ohio, was well attended.
35James Moore sang the tenor role in Whiting's "Tale of a Viking" at the commencement exercises of the Ohio Wesleyan University, at Delaware, recently. He also sang in the "Elijah" at Battle Creek and in Cowen's "Rose Maiden" at Mt. Pleasant.
37The pupils of Prof. F. A. Prior gave their thirteenth annual recital at Colorado Springs, Col., June 26, assisted by several well known soloists, among them John P. Grant, Prof. E. Dietrich and Pauline E. Prior.
39The second recital of the series was given by the pupils of Robert Brain's Conservatory at Springfield, Ohio, June 26.
41A vocal recital was given by the pupils of Professor Hardy at his residence on Collins street, Hartford, Conn., June 26.
43Wilbur F. Starr has been elected head of the department of voice of the Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, Neb.
45The second program of the series of three given by the pupils of Mrs. Theodore Worcester took place June 24 at Aurora, Ill.
47A degree recital was given by Miss Jean Parkhurst and Miss Berenice Ott, pupils of Miss Karolyn B. Whittelsey, at Topeka, Kan.
49Miss Carrie Wright gave a piano recital for her scholars at her home, Brockton, Mass., in June, assisted by Miss Alice Sullivan.
51E. H. Wright, organist at Trinity Cathedral, Omaha, Neb., recently dedicated a new organ at Marysville, Mo., with a varied program.
53The piano pupils of Miss Ella Slater participated in a musicale given recently at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wilder, Yonkers, N. Y.
55Miss Helen Jenness entertained about twenty-five of her friends at a musicale given by her pupils at her home, Willmar, Minn., June 23.
57The final recital for this season by the pupils of Miss Freeman and Miss Allen took place June 27 at Miss Freeman's studio, Scranton, Pa.
59A pupils' musicale was given at the studio of Miss Beckman, Kenton, Ohio, assisted by Mrs. W. D. Henderson, Miss Sorgen and Mr. Falte.
61A musicale was given by the pupils of Miss Mabelle Crossman recently, at Marshall, Mich. The program bore the heading "An Hour of Music."
63Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis gave a pupils' recital at the Masonic Temple Hall, Bridgeport, Conn., recently. That it was a success goes without saying.
65The pupils of Miss Beatrice Shelton gave two musical entertainments at Salem, Ore., June 22 and 23, assisted by Mrs. Hinges and Miss Edna Hubbard.
67The Misses Helen Gordon, Stella Beacham and Libbie Turechek completed their course in instrumental music with a concert at Sioux City, Ia., June 25.
69A vocal recital was given at Cleveland, Ohio, June 23, by Miss Minnie Glassner, assisted by Miss Estelle Doll, James Higgins and Miss Olinda Voss, accompanist.
71A large audience greeted the musicians at a recent recital at St. Thomas' Conservatory, Ann Arbor, Mich. The conservatory is the oldest school of music in that city.
73Mrs. E. H. Hunt and Robert L. Johnstone sang at the commencement exercises in Memphis, Mich., June 24. They are advanced pupils of Elvin Singer, of Detroit, Mich.
75Mrs. Atwater, Mrs. W. F. Putnam, Mrs. R. R. Gordon, Miss Cleeland, Mrs. W. T. Ridgley, Fred Stanley and the Black Eagle Band recently took part in a concert at Great Falls, Mon.
77Miss Josephine Riddle and Ola Bingler gave a piano recital June 26 at the home of Miss Julia Righter, Lawrence, Kan., assisted by Miss Mary Riddle, violinist, and Miss Righter, accompanist.
79A recital was given at the rooms of Mlle. Olivier in the Opera House Block, Marquette, Mich., June 19, in which her pupils participated.
81In Paterson, N. J., June 23 a piano recital was given by Miss Fannie W. Borden, assisted by Miss Gertrude Potter, Mrs. S. J. Daveson and Robert Cunningham, vocalists.
83At the piano recital given by the graduates and members of the Crofts School, Paterson, N. J., of which Miss Annie E. Crofts is directress, Mrs. S. A. Barbour, soprano, assisted.
85At the Gaynor Studio pupils' recital held at St. Joseph, Mo., June 26, Miss Margaret Hedenberg sang, and Misses Helen Pfeiffer, Bessie Stromberg and Mrs. Artie Mason Carter took part.
87Mrs. Helen Hamilton's music class gave a recital in Sioux City, Ia., recently. There were twenty-one numbers on the program. Misses Joanna Pelletier and Reulta Warren took part.
89Two recitals were given June 22 and 23 at Cleveland, Ohio, by the pupils of Fred A. Hicks, assisted by Mrs. F. Harrison Quinn, mezzo soprano, and Mrs. Ava Morley Durst, accompanist.
91The faculty of the Bollinger Conservatory, comprising Misses Alma Walker, M. Eva Wright and Mrs. Willie Vandeveer Crockett, gave a musical and literary recital in Fort Smith, Ark., recently.
93Several hundred of the musical people of Nashua, N. H., recently enjoyed a piano recital by the pupils of Miss Aurelie M. Lucier, assisted by Miss Marie L. Sundborg, soprano, and Arthur Gers, pianist.
95A pupils' recital was recently given by Miss Grace Wells Heagle at her home, Johnstown, N. Y. The gathering represented Miss Heagle's pupils in voice culture in that city, Gloversville and Amsterdam.
97Miss Margaret Ashton, the Lovelace brothers, the Hilliard Male Quartet, consisting of Messrs. Kalck, Webb, Ashmere and Myers, assisted by Charles Wagg, gave a concert at Spokane, Wash., recently.
99Miss Ada Hemenway recently gave a piano recital at Detroit, Mich., with a number of her pupils, assisted by Miss Ella Schroeder, violinist; Miss Ella C. Bailey, soprano; Miss Emma Y. Suckert and Miss Amanda Schroeder, accompanists.
101A concert was recently given by the pupils of Mrs. Charles H. Clements, of the Detroit (Mich.) Conservatory of Music, assisted by the conservatory string orchestra under the direction of William Yunck, and Miss Alice L. Carpenter, accompanist.
103The twenty-first annual concert of the musical department of Alfred (N. Y.) University took place June 23. Alfred Williams, of Chicago; Miss Clara Fay, of Wellsville, and Miss Ethel A. Middaugh, of Alfred, took part, as did also the university orchestra.
105Dr. Oscar E. Wasgatt, of Boston, formerly of Bangor, Me., who will be remembered as concertmaster of the Maine Symphony Orchestra, was director of a large orchestra which played at the commencement exercises at Harvard University. Dr. Wasgatt also officiated in the same capacity at the graduation at Dana Hall, Wellesley.
107Mrs. Hiram M. Chittenden gave a small morning musicale recently at Sioux City, Ia., to introduce Miss Emma Maynard, of Gary, S. Dak. Miss Maynard is a musician of talent developed by years of training. She was assisted
The computer misreads some letters and numbers. Where a name matters to you, read the scan.