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Musical Courier 1903-07-15: Vol 47 Iss 1216, 1903
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1in the program, which was wholly classical, by Mrs. Helen Hamilton and Mrs. Alice Rowell.
3A recital was given by Mrs. Davison and her pupils, assisted by Miss Keyes and by Miss Van Wagner and the Haydn Orchestra of Hamilton, at Rome, N. Y., June 24.
5The fifth piano recital of the pupils of Miss Lulu M. Brown took place June 25 at Grand Rapids, Mich. Miss Brown was assisted by Miss Anna Hensen and Miss Lena Belle Bridgeman.
7It was announced by Director Patrick Conway, of the Ithaca (N. Y.) Band, that Miss Lucy Marsh will be the soprano soloist with the band during its engagement at Willow Grove Park, Philadelphia, August 23 to 29.
9A musicale under the direction of Mrs. Rene Lockie was given at Altoona, Pa., June 22. Among those taking part were Mrs. Jessie R. Dern, Miss Edith Mackie, Mrs. Lulu M. Anderson, Miss Lila Pease, Miss Elsie Bell, H. Elliott and Mrs. Lockie.
11The pupils of Miss Augusta Long gave a musicale at her studio, 408 North Fifth street, Reading, Pa., which was attended by many of their parents and friends. They were assisted by Mrs. J. C. Brown, who sang "The Holy City" and "The Bridge."
13The twenty-eighth public recital by the pupils of the Lowell (Mass.) Conservatory of Music, George F. Willey director, was given June 27. Miss Gertrude Louise Sites, who has completed the course of musical study, was presented a diploma.
15A musical program was given by Miss Kate Kenny, pupil of T. S. Balliett, assisted by Miss Helen A. Myers at Ashland, Ohio, June 26. Miss Kenny is an advanced student in music, as is also Miss Myers, the former a pianist, the latter a soprano.
17The piano and voice pupils of Mrs. E. F. Yancey and her sister, Miss Lily Harris, gave their final recital recently at the home of Mrs. Yancey, Sedalia, Mo. Two gold medals were awarded—one to Miss Louise Meuschke for attendance and one to Miss Georgia Sturges for practice.
19Miss Lula C. King's pupils gave a recital at the Woman's Club Rooms, Atlanta, Ga., on June 25. The following took part: Miss Ruby Gibbs, Miss Adella Tucker, Miss Eva Mimms, Miss Annie Elder, Miss Leila Mable, S. K. Lanier, J. B. Lansdell, Roy Kerlin and Fred Lansdell.
21A concert was given by the choir of the M. E. church under the direction of the chorister, C. Guy Smith, at Port Jervis, N. Y., recently. The following pupils of Mr. Smith assisted: Mrs. Akers, Miss Philcox, of Wurtsboro; C. A. Tyler, W. G. Rogers and Miss Edith Vennema, of Passaic.
23The first of Louis Arthur Russell's summer night musicales was given June 26 in Music Hall, Newark, N. J., with these soloists: Miss Sara Evens, St. Paul's M. E. Church, New York; Miss Zelda Platt, Miss Bertha Ellis DePew, Claude Trevlyn and Mr. Russell, accompanist and director.
25The pupils of Miss Ida A. Bundy held their last club meeting for the season at her home on Cass avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich., recently. A program of piano selections was given. Prizes were awarded to Harold Dettling, Forest Fiebach and Ethel Hodson as a result of the practicing contest.
27A piano recital was given in June by the pupils of Miss Augusta Rasch at her home on Scribner street, Grand Rapids, Mich. Selections were played from Nevin, Wachs, Bohm and other composers. Miss Rasch was assisted by Miss Hazel Ball and H. W. Burnett. The pupils taking part were Emma Powers, Alma Rauschenberger, Marion Wilmes, Arline Martin, Helen Dykema, Irene Alt, Ethel West, Alice Schmidt, Blanche Kime, Mena Emery, Belle Skeels, Gertrude Salin, Evelyn Wilkinson, Masters Earl Stapleton, Morton Hall and Carl Wilmes.
29Miss Evalyn Risdon gave a piano recital June 24 at the home of Miss Constantine Lang, Du Page street, Elgin, Ill.
31Prof. H. A. Dickey, a graduate of Grove City Conservatory of Music, and who has taught in that school for the past three years, opened a studio at Du Bois, Pa., June 30.
33Pupils of the Alsbury Violin and Orchestra School gave the second commencement exercises at Des Moines, Ia., June 23. Those graduating were Misses Flora and Emma Wendt, Helen Patterson and Messrs. MacMosier and Wade Drennen.
35Misses Janet Ives, Nellie Danens, Hattie Ekander, Margaret Buell, Mrs. G. E. Thomas, Mrs. R. L. Kneble, Lewis Hanscom, Misses Olive Crosby, May Norine, Josephine Jenness, Mrs. G. E. Quale, Harold B. Handy, Mr. Montville and Arthur Anderson took part in a concert recently at Willmar, Minn.
37The fourth recital in the series by Heman H. Powers and class of pupils was given at Oshkosh, Wis., June 25. One of the features of the program was the rendition of "In a Persian Garden" by the following soloists: Miss Fannie Schreiber, Miss Edna Dichmann, Leslie K. Bronson and William C. Cowling.
39A new quartet of male voices has just been formed, and consists of the following well known New Haven (Conn.) singers: Harry Allen Cook, Plymouth Congregational Church; Wallace S. Moyle and Charles F. Williams, Center Church, and W. E. Morgan, Jr., formerly of Center Church, and now of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.
41After the building of the College of Music of Denver (Col.) University has been thoroughly refurbished and remodeled it will be ready to open September 1 under new management. Prof. Henry Houseley will be the dean, and there will be many new teachers installed. Mrs. Ida L. Gregory has been appointed director and Thomas Gregory business manager.
43A musicale was given by Mrs. Edgar E. Coursen's pupils recently at her studio, 658 Lovejoy street, Portland, Ore., and she was assisted by Miss Tillie Klump, piano, and Henry R. Failing, violin. Those of Mrs. Coursen's pupils who took part were Misses Lee, Barnes, Smith, Taylor, Bennett, Matheson, Spencer, Knapp, Clark, Buringame and Holman, also Alexander Chalmers.
45Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Steere entertained at a musicale recently for the benefit of the Dunlap Memorial Church, Shreveport, La. The soloists were Mrs. Felix Williams, Miss Lewis Crain, Mrs. Kerr, Joe Leman, Miss Tileen Hortense Peyton, Mrs. McCloud, Miss Matthews, Mrs. Haden, Miss Wedemeyer, Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Albert Prescott, Miss Graves, Mrs. Land and Mrs. Hibbette.
47Among the numerous musical entertainments at Dubuque, Ia., recently was an invitation recital given by two of Professor Manger's most accomplished and advanced pupils, Miss Pontius and Williard Steiner, who with their instructor gave a program of selections from Schubert, Rubinstein, Schumann, Handel, Vieuxtemps, Meyerbeer and other worldwide celebrities. Several compositions of Mr. Manger were played.
49The exercises of the Los Angeles' (Cal.) Conservatory of Music were held June 26. The program was rendered by combined orchestras of First M. E. Sunday School and conservatory orchestras, Earl B. Valentine director; Clark Phillips, Miss Blanche O. Bartow, Mrs. Princess Long, Therese Udell McCray, Miss Ada H. Sweet, Miss Bertha M. McCray, Miss Maude Fowler, Mrs. Emily J. Valentine and a woman's chorus.
51Miss Sydney Miller, violinist; Miss Alta Countryman, soprano, and Sidney Carlton, pianist, assisted by Miss Eleanor Remler, accompanist, gave a musicale before a large audience at Orpheus Hall, Oakland, Cal., June 18. Miss Miller is a pupil of Alexander Stewart, Miss Countryman a pupil of Mrs. Jessie Dean Moore, and Sidney Carlton a pupil of Miss Helen M. Anderson, and the program was given by these three young music students as a compliment to their friends.
53The Burlington (Ia.) School of Music gave three recitals during the third week of June. The summer term commences July 1 and the fall term September 14. The instructors of this school are Miss Annie M. Jones, director and teacher of piano and theory; Miss Flora M. Raikes, piano; Miss Anna Kreichbaum, voice; Fred L. Hunt, violin; Miss Floy Little, violin; Mrs. Grace Melcher Zaiser, elocution.
55A piano and song recital was given at the Fourth Church Chapel, Hartford, Conn., June 24, by the following pupils of H. D. Sleeper, organist of the church: Miss May B. Woodbury and Joseph M. Zeiser, pianists, and Miss Jessie W. Mucklow, contralto. One of the numbers given was a quartet, composed by Mrs. C. K. Ranney, a member of Mr. Sleeper's harmony class, and sung by Mrs. F. H. Searle, Mrs. F. H. Bosson, Mrs. Ranney and Miss Florence L. Burt.
57A recital was given June 23 in the parlors of the Memorial Presbyterian Church, Dayton, Ohio, by the pupils of Miss Julia Pagenstecher. The following participated: Miss Hespera Haughman, Miss Ruth Ferree, Miss Stella Bushing, Miss Katharine Heimgartner, Miss Helen Comstock, Master Walter Kimmel, Miss Lulu Linkert, Miss Susan Daut, Miss Etta Appel, Miss Mabel Morgan, Miss Salina Francis, Master Carl Phares, Miss Grace Aughe, Miss Helen Blau, Misses Rhea and May Knaub, Miss Effie Clark, Louis Lindeman, Miss Claudia Lindeman.
59At the piano recital given at Quincy, Ill., June 23, by the pupils of Miss Nora N. Naeter, the piano numbers were supplemented by two vocal selections, in which all the pupils took part. The pupils taking part were Helen Menke, Lois Taylor, Trula Evers, Helen Behrensmeier, Marguerite Edwards, Elizabeth Toof, Miss Ethel Goodrich, Canton, Mo.; Louise and Jessie Weems, June Tompkins, Rhinette Trowbridge, Miss Hattie Collins, Olive Hoxsie, Lois Little, Ruth Worland, Hannibal, Mo.; Margaret Urban, Lillian Irban, Olive Dickson, Nina Pearce, Jessie Ferguson and Agnes Gunther.
61The Amsterdam (N. Y.) Conservatory of Music held its closing recitals on the evenings of June 25, 26, 27 and 29. The last recital, on June 30, was given by the graduates, Miss Anna Leslie Johnson, who graduated in the highest classical course, and Miss Eda May Terwilliger, who graduated in the classical course. They were assisted by Miss Melanie Luther, Miss Alice Edna Potter, Miss Margaret V. Conlon, past graduates of the classical course; Miss Rena Lindner, past graduate of the highest classical course, and Miss Elizabeth A. Warnick and Miss Helena Elsa Melzer.
63A piano recital was recently given by Miss Helen G. Richardson, of Terre Haute, at the Presbyterian Church, Paris, Ill. The schoolroom, which was used for the entertainment, proved inadequate in seating capacity, and the main auditorium had to be thrown open to accommodate the overflow. Miss Richardson was assisted by Mrs. J. D. Barr, Miss Eloise Schenck and Miss L. Eva Alden, of Terre Haute, accompanist for Mrs. Barr. The program comprised twelve piano selections by Miss Richardson and two vocal numbers by Mrs. Barr, the violin obligato being furnished for one of the latter by Miss Schenck.
65A number of Detroit musicians attended the seventeenth annual meeting of the Michigan Music Teachers' Association, held in Battle Creek, June 23, 24 and 25. A feature of the program was the rendition of Mendelssohn's "Elijah" by Miss Marie Carter, of Chicago; Mrs. C. H. Cements, James Moore and John Atkinson, of Detroit. The
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