Manon/ of • Following Her Last Appearance in Opera

NEW-YORK DAILY TKTBLJSE?~ SUKDAY. JANUARY -ST. 1909. AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF HER CARRIR- IN OPE*A ON 8ASATURDAY NIGHT A3 SHE LCOKED MARCELLA BEMBRICH. WHO MAKEt HIR FAREWELL APPEARANCE

At ths of tvwßtity -o*s. At the as* of seventeen. 1*751 MME. SEMBRICH'S NEW VILLA. NEAR LAUSANNE. SWITZERLAND. so* As she sppears now In "La Trsvlata." A. Isabella in -Retort J* Dl.ble." In PADEREWSKI. MARY HI6SEM DE MOSS." Pop tW* " In piano recital at Carnegie Hail Tuesday Soprano soloist •^^Wm Career Madame Sembrich *Re*)i*)cil of Massenet's Manon/ of • Following Her Last Appearance In Opera. Here Sh* Will Seasons First Performance of Tannhauser Also on Metropoli- of at Banquet at Be the Guest Musicians tan Programme— Two Productions of Salome Manhattan. young the (her Mme. Sembrich will end her connection with to th« stag* at tlir.» nth m*. London, 1847, willbe at sons had been devoted cl-efiy to This new features of the twelfth weak of opera Esr the first time in tn April. opera hi America with two performances the Dresden, St. Frank Damrosch. The soloists will Petersburg and London), and also yosssj ta ai the Metropolitan Opera House will be the re- conducted by Metropolitan Opera House this "week. To-morrow jnn, Jomelli, soprano : Miss Janet having been born In UH Iks came vival of MbbMH 'Manon." the first perform- be Mine. Jeanne evening she will sing the part of Mlml in Puccini's she by wJHea "Tanr.hauser" and the first Spencer, contralto; Dan Beddo*. tenor, and David "La Bob>me," and on Saturday willmake a formal \u25a0he is known 19 that of her ir.other'a family, fcer ance this season of nialdin name having been Praxide Miss Emmy Pestlnn In "Madama F.!spham, bf!«9O. farewell In a special representation of scenes from bbssbMbs £> appearance of chanska. Her father was a violinist and Butterfly." three of the operas In which she has long charmed taad!«r The Mendelssohn centenary programme at the Ger- in and from him she Inherited •-» Massenet's opera, wliich has not been heard the opera lovers of New York—"Don Pasquale," Galicia. thc> man Theatre Sunday "Pop" this afternoon willbe a Her SSJgidy musical character which d'-\u25a0>- recollectlor.3 of that fatal fjrjt given Wednesday evening. T!:e titular part chamber and vocal the departing prims donna, have offered to be play the plow and "Can- season i5?i5? associated with Mm». 9ambrkh*s Mr. Caruso will Quartet will .movements part in the function. Mlfs Farrar asked ooatr'- Trtll M sung by Mis? r>rrar early quartet in flat.- Miss farewell Abbey a ies Gri»ux, zonetta" from the E and gained permission to sing th* Insignificant part butlons to Mr. ber.»-a-. First aha sur appear for Has Oral time bs Chevalier -* Mead and Miss IJttlehales \u25a0will also be associated "Traviata," and then she played a Chopin mazirka oa pU3> win be Le.<=ca, and it mt» dcs Grie-.ix. The minor roles will Mm*. Ean-.es. unable to lend her will then w» board as Tiiih Mi« Ethel itemcomb. the pianist, who has really to say in which capacity ** sang Sparkes. Van Dyck. Mattfeld. least lend her presence and sit at table with difficult sh« «. by* Mines. been heard before at Mr. Klein's concerts. Miss celled— whether as singer, plan's: or «Mbßßt A3 BeguC Ke:?s. Bozzano, Violetta Valery.s guests. The representation of I.Hui':h>r and Messrs. Xewcomb will also play as solos a couple of the was a surprise to the public, but it iias;:» Mr. conduct. extracts of opera be followed by a this PUM and Fan 11is gpetrino win "Lieder ohne and the scherzo in B minor. these will story of her life. evening; Worte" gathering the stage of representatives from explanation In the Eh* began -Tannhaii-r" will be given Friday upon pianoforte at four years of age. Metropolitan Opera Company, artist* of to study the tsi end it willmark the return of Miss Berta Morena. Selections from Mendelssohn's "Elijah" will be the the At to orchestra, stage hands the violin at six. twelve she want th« '•*\u25a0 Op. 66>. JowsfeJ 1" Wiillner. and on the ativice of Mrr.e. Marches! as! I "La Wally" will be repeated Thursday (D^« BtoCft—en. Sembrich studied singing, first with tasi A special performance -ni'.l be on Batur- fonts for soprano: at the Metropolitan Opera House for twelve years, year atoaa, F.i.hendo-frEichwdoriT the younger Lamperti. in Milan. A aad ei£: rfiay evening to mark the retirement of Ber- Vairenliefl continuously. was a 1 Grass, Or- I»A. N. 5 .H'lne and this almost She member months after \u25a0*• mads her d-bu: in 'I Purltai. n end to celebrate her twenty-fifth anniver- FrOhMiissUad. Op. 47. So. 3 Lenau of Mr. Abbey's company at the opening of the ? In IS7T. and in Athens ." sary on the operatic stage. The programme will Au* Flor*ln \u25a0>.« Q »\u25a0\u25a0!<\u25a0»\u25a0\u25a0 Op. 34. No. 2.. """Heine establishment in the fallof ISS3. During the seven It was Mar. Neva Liel>*. Op. ISA. No. 4 i "Thence, after two months. wen: to Visna i be made up of the first act of "Don Pasquale." in accompanied by Rlmn. year.-: of regime was In Europe sbs Hiss Martha B. Tcm-te. Alexander the man she with Levi, aad la ITS !j Which Mme. Dißßlwirli and Mr. Bcottl will appear. Wuint*I*. No. 2. for two violins, two violas an.3 violoncello and also during the six years which fallowed th» and studied repertory of "II iP. flat rnaj»r. Op. ST). Dresden, where." for a year asd a half, ihe is- This will be followed by the second act Henry and A'uruet Roetbeien. violins; Erupt departure of the German artists. She made bet Pchrac!leck • longed Royal Court Opera, After Ml ft* i Barbier© dl ShiglSa." which' will be sung bylimes. 11. Ba-:er and Prosper LnSjrfa. vlo!»». and Ernst Eto. CHARLES DALMORES. visit to America in 1897, but was not a to the rtolooce*lo. EMMY DESTINN. second she studied dvzlr.z the »\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0" , and Bone Cam- Ireful- in "Salome," ,-t Manhattan, the Metropolitan company. Sr;« organ- American season Fembrich MattfeM and Messrs. As Madama Butterfly at the Metropolitan. As Herod the member of sj Lansperti. From IsTS to panarl, Dldur and In the lesson scene (Copyright by atisfakin, w small opera troupe of her own. with which of ISSI with the It* ' Patema. »Xt .Saturday m Carnegie Hall, the \*< J ized a home, Itvirg ta her *::i several of her favorite erealnfc reper- she made Dresden her >Tm» Eembrich will sins wfil give public concert she gave some of the comic operas of her InaP)ab» Deutscher Iîedeikranr a " Klein 111 hsjlliIn the summer. erics, and a duet with Mr. Bond The perform- hundredth anniversary of the tory, notably "II Barblere di Slviglia. but in near 81 " In observance of the her residence to Berlin, aad siaaa On ance will and with the first act of "La Traviata. The proceeds of con- New York confined her public appearances to con- transferred birth of Mendelssohn. this her summer months hay* been spent etthar h v.-hlch will be made interesting by the appearance — hundred voice? certs In October she gave "The Barber"* in Brook- cert, in which the male chorus two Dresden or Berlin, except when •%\u25a0 Is la tie Alps. of several of the principal artists who have vol- — the Ljederkranz, under the direction of Arthur WeeKly lyn, however, and later In tha season repeated the to of The Calendar. unteered to sing the minor roles. In addition daassen. will be assisted by the orchestra of the l^rformance at cne of Mr. Bagby's musical morn- >!mo. gesjabrteh as Vioieita. the cast will Include In company vii:^ Symphony Society of New York. Walter Damrosch. ings in the Waldorf-Astoria. her were In August. ISSS. a writer for The TtfteM- Mass Fwnr as Flora Bervoix Mr. Caruso as Al- conductor; Miss Emmy Destinn, of the Metropolitan Campar.tri, Carbone and Dante del Papa. Slgnor Mas*, Sembrlrh at her villa rear Kleia \u25a0 \u25a0.seMß* — p. I WEDNESDAY). Bsrom Donphol. Mr. Didur SUNDAY/. Manhattan Opera House. 8:30 m.. Manhattan Opera House. Ip. m., next fredo. Mr Scott! as opera company, and Albert Spalding. violinist, will Bevlgnanl conducted. During the two sea- and wrote this account of her home life: concert; Metropolitan Opera German opera in French, "Salome"; «\u25a0 iKiitorf nnd Mr. Amato as Marchese interesting number popular operatic j Metropolitan sons, ISM-]?*-". she was li; the Metropolitan forces. Grenvil be devoted to chanty. An will s p. her sing is to exper'.enc* » - House. 8:30 P. m.. popular operatic concert: New Opera Mouse. m.. French opera. Maasenet'a To hear excite dObigny. Ifanei Eames. Premstad. Hom-?r. I" be the Festgesang," a poem by Dr. E. The next season she again toured the country on light- --..-;.. in her home is t.> be a ltn"ls "Deutschvr German Theatre, 3 p. m., Hermann Klein's popu- "Marion": kfendelasohn Hall. 8:15 p. m.. violin tiim and otiier prominent member? of the Metro- M. a member of the music of her own. account, but returned here in 1901-'O2 and one o: the prettiest domestio pictures 3^; Baruch. committee lar concert: Carnegie Hall. 3 p. m.. concert or recital bj Julics Falk: Academy of Musi. Brook- b;ioy v:i:a. ciarvrtteJFof politan Opera <"ompan>- v.lll appear on the stag* set to has been continuously in the Metropolitan company There Is a new at the a '.- Uederkranz. music by Mr. Claassen. a. lyn, :: p. centennial concert by '•--' worMics? the Symphony Society, with Mendelssohn an- m . M«ndel«sohn \u25a0 which made its debur r-r. this -* In this act. and Mr. Speuino will conduct. The hearing the and orchestra llofma:;r.: ever since. Though she has appeared chiefly in dlsregarl o» At Its first male chorus niversary programme: Harvard Club, 4."5" p. m Josef Babcotk Studios. <'jrnesfie Hall, nine months ago with subl'.m- programme •will end with the farewell ceremonies. - . repertory she has nt times made costing a pri=» m be employed. song; recital by David Blspham. re< ital of compositions or Richard Strauss. the old Italian fact that the- a^but was -Jb-^ will take place t'le stage, and which will programme: essays in other fields. A considerable fraction of mother 4.".."" francs as penalty :or a v.ola.fu which on Following is the complete —Mendelssohn Hall . p. in., son* recital Madrid '^r consist of addresses and presentations by MONDAY. . operas she can tract. An un^ympathetio mS repre- Tsehaikowsky Ltidwig Carnegie Hull. '\u25a0\u25a0 p. m.. TlH'RSDAY.—Metropolitan Opera 8 p. her repertory consists of which ta tne ntU9 "'•'-j" Theme and Variation* by Dr. WOllner: House. m.. French, timler the contract recoerraz^ sentatives of the management, the board of direc- Orchestra. the Symphony Society. Men nrurm.i:rs on acccust Male rhnrjn and orchestra. celebration: Metropolitan Opera 8 m.. m.. of Mendelssohn's !-;i;j«h" Of these board romps In u»*-\u0084"--\u25a0 Sembrich the principal Boheme"; lustigen yon Windsor" and Mr. Schaehwltz. The early mornbtc Mme. -nill be soloist at Poem by Dr. E. Barueb. Italian opera. "Ln Manhattan Opera iiy the Oratorio Society: Mendelssohn Hall. 8:15 "Die Welber scry. thetbe quarter hours devoted to popular concert to-night, appearance The *2 iPsaim Mendelssohn Italian :<\u25a0 m.. b concert hy V.'i.'ey; Her repertory of ™"S*2by n«a»»-. the her last chorus and orchestra. House, 6 p. m.. opera, "Cavallerla Rusti- illad CIICTord Paderewskls "Manru" in German. adipo«e Marcel Christian ster.i?ei Emmv Destlnn. B«neral \u25a0' bowl, and t-e et these concerts. .She will c lvi." and "CKspino c la Coman Acsd- Cooper lnion. s is p. m.. concert chamber consists of the following works: unwilling mouth pap from a •j- .=!r.R "Ah. fora Concert D major. let part Tschaikowslty cana" grass partien irorD tt.±-j from "La Traviata." and a op songs. Albert Spalding and orchestra. emy Brooklyn, 4 p. rn.i lecture music by the Marum Quartet: Academy ofMusic. in the in the are c-^J> i of The of .Music. Verdi: "Traviata," "Brnanl" and "Rigoletto." 4c.(»n> franc? to the proud and happy mother. RappoM Forgs Phjue Memorial | Brook s p. m., Italian opera. "La "Lucia," d'Amore," "Don Pas- * e tfmes. Piabaut and Male chorus. by Carl on Mendelssohn ' Nossa dl Donizetti: "Ellslr just imagine Marceila Sembrich e^ f, • Brooklyn. organ re- Carnegie Music Hall, 8 Regiment" nnd "Linda dl kissing JL^. MM. * ••• \u25a0 Presbyterian Church. free Fis-aro"': Chamber 18 quaie," "La Fille dii out of a bowl ar.d his shoulders Jdrn. Note and Witlierspoon. Mr. Bpetrlno or.% s greeted Emmy Dest'.rm. cltal by B. Lewis Elmer. under the auspice* of the j p. m., 'cello recital by Hans KnBold. t'hamounlx." than were the palms which her FheßO-e- rillconduct. ••- ana PurltanL" years "»P^;. FinsalshShle Mendelssohn of Organists; Pin ITesbytrrian Bellini: "Bonnambula" "I Lucia three a«o. before nmntnr™ Orchestra. American Guild "Romeo -et Juliette." to with the by | Metropolitan ('iiera p. Gounod: "Fauet" and forte oMlfe a visitor ", «^si AT THE MANHATTAN. Church, lecture William C Carl with musical FRlDAY.. House. 8 m.. Ger- Thomas: "Mlgnon" ami "Hamlet." from "Hamlet." cr a preluda by «-hopta. a_d^ illustrations, on "Elijah' Morn- j man \u25a0\u25a0-•\u25a0i. "Tannh4user" (re-entnuice of Mme. Puecml: "La Boheme." c* a prbaa >--:» The centenary or Mendelssohn's birth willbe ob- Mendelssohn's '• will have a unique picture The chief element of novelty at -he Manhattan ir.geide Presbyterian Churcl 8:1.' p. ra.. 're« Morena); Manhattan opera House p. m.. "Sa- Rubinstein: "Der Damon." demesticity. on Tuesday in St. Paul's Chapel, Broadway > French; Tscbalkowsky, "Eugene «»n#gin" Opera House this week will be the appearance on served o^gan recital by T. Scott Buhrman. lOtue" in Hall of Cooper Inion. 8:13 ' tos* and Vesey street, at the noonday service, by the Mozart: "Don Giovanni," I-e Noise dl Figaro. Last summer, just Nrfore cotnlag back Saturday afternoon of Miss Una Cavailerl as Mimi Carnegie Hall, 2:30 p. in., pianoforte p. m . concert of chamber music by the People* Beran," of the composer's sacred cantata, "Lauda TCXBDAT. "Die BntfUhmng aus den "The Magic Mme. Semhrich bought a villa m In "La Eoheme." Mr. Constantino will be Rodolfo, singing by Paderewsrki; 8:13 p. m.. concert of the j Symphonj Auxiliary Club. at..( "Cos! fan Tutte." York. S*»^ Edmund Jaques will conduct the work of recital Flute" land with a view to making tt her pennaa«tM» end Miss Zcppilli will make her first appearance Sion." Symphony Society, with a Men.Jclaô'.Mi pro- \u25a0 Wagner: "Die Melstersinge.r" and "Fôhengriti." JU \u25a0 — she rett:rn aJter her artlstts the augmented choir. The soloists will be Miss Mt-nrltlssor-n Hall, p. in., concert Opera House, "Die lustlgen Wether yon Windsor." to which will here thai season as Musetta. The other leading gramme: 8:13 j SATI'KDAY. Manhattan -\u25a0 (.. m.. Nicolal: to \u25a0 \u25a0 "Lea Pecheurs ;; •* Butterfl; \u25a0« ing. She expects to return Mr. Campanini Trill. as usual, conduct the Puccini Grelnert. llorttz Schwarz p. m.. concert by Tonktinstler Society; Evan- Italian .opera, 'Madama p. n.. Leoncavallo: "Pagtlai cl principal*??ZIZ organ. th< Holy Trinity. >> 19 farewell performance of Mtn.«. Mascagnl: "l-'Amiio Fritz." season to give song recitals In tha composition, as he will every other opera to gelica! Lutheran Church of • ' Serai Ich. acts from i-^ be \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Paderewaki: "Manru." c. orx>n rectal by Archer Gibson: SI Paul's -I Pasquale "II Barbiere dl and centres, as she has done for a number j-resented during the week at the Thirty-fourth v m.. ay street, Blvi«Ua" Meyerbeer: Lea Huguenots." "I.'Htuile dii C. will gne an explanatory chapel. Broad v and Veae: '\u25a0- m.. i>^v. \u25a0i.a Ti lata" Carnegie 3p. in., pianoforte with the heip of a plan'.s: JJlm* rireet opera house. William Carl lecture. ••' Mendelssohn's 'I.auda Slon"; St. Kail. Nord.". and "Robert Is Diabie." concerts '^J'.Zb^ rormance l>y \u25a0 p returns to rocal illustration?, on the oratorio ••K!i.a:i." Paul's Chapel Columbia rniversity, 4:l' p. m.. ! recital '-: UabrUowltsch: -\u25a0:.(, in., con- De Lara: '•Amy Rohsart." other places. As soon as she To-morrow night there will also be "first time organ opera T*?Z*- a in coninaenioration of the Mendtlssohn centenary, fiee re Ial J>y Frank E. Ward. i oert of the I'• it*her l.iederkranr MarsJals: "Roy Bias."' will begin a series of farewell »"^"S in New York" appearance of Mr. Constantino as afternoon. the chapel of the First Massenet: "Manon." cities which have known her "Cavalleria to-.norrow In Inlbs " Turiddu In RnaUcana." Miss I>abia Presbyterian Church, avenue antf llth rtreet. New York's opera public has heard her in all but Peterson!!, Warsaw. L#>mb*rg. bes.-J*^ S&nt-jzza. Fifth fit. w» \u25a0will l»e Mme. Martska AJdricfa Lola and by ; a of the operas 'in this Hamburg. Frankfort."^nsßi Q be assisted Etens M. lâ::*!!". supra no be Boston, abaci half dozi'n list. certs in Berlin. 3>lr. Crahbe AUio. Following the performance of contralto; foung. tenor, lion, which he remembers d i « will give ancther concert In Mendelssohn II T.^s Baldwi:-.. John • Mine Sembrich's entrance or. the American stage Budapest and other cities. Her aw^.,a*sa the Mascagni upra Mnai Tettrazzlni will repeat Sarto, re- w;t- a « hild when it tw cvii iL Hall to-aiorrow afternoon. fh< programme: situated and Andrf barjtone. Vo ti letts are us.d, whs effected at the Metropolitan Opera House on called Villa Le Verger, atul Is her impersunation of Anietta in the Ricci Broth- modern orchestra is and in addition Der LJndenbaum ] Geneva, tw ht^ A full • ; ... 24, 1883. It second night Cl.amblandeii. Lake 1.:.i •- , October was the of the of on *°^ Dl I Bra* merry little opera. "Crioplno c found In such a band Mr. Pmde- ...... \u0084 jK" ««#* la Comare." to the instruments "•« Ju« , " -Mr. Paderew: •< '" M-.ii.r," * Khubert opening season, and the open was "Lucia di Lam- journey from I-ausanne. llr. Gianoli-Oalletti will, as usual, the has added three sarrusophones. and new .. Mlll rl J ' 'MCT* ' have part rewskl Frulingstrauiii ....' by knowing Morgss is not far tll3tant. and. r mermoor. She was at once Bailed lbs home at *- the onbbler and Mr. nsmmsirn will again be THE SYMPHONY SOCIETIES. Instrument of percussion which he invented. He Ku'ckbllck I out tn« PP\L»4*4 lib ka; > as one of lbs most remarkable florid sopranos that Paderewski had a hand In picking FabrMo. The evening's entertainment will be ii a tonitruoao, an.l It is designed to «i\e the Koc«en ] Dr. The Marguliea Trio will be the interpreting artists calls SI- \u25a0 :.-..:!s nicht iPanlrzat... I had been beard In New York. She still Sembrich. distant (Jt-ruiKicn (Goethe) ever was Mine. finished by Mmc Tetrazzini'B singing of Sir Jules Friday evening in Cooper Union in the fourth effei-l of thunder. > \u25a0\u25a0 KTohanJ suium next performance of this symphony will be Btirelt (Itelnneb | " Benedict's arrangement of "The Carnival of chamber concerts of the People** The. first of the series of under Mr. li.-i .i:!..ii-n ann 11 lehmc .... j J*» V-nice." by Boston Symphony Orchestra, 'ifii<-,- • M««jenet Love's Blight •-•• •"*'- .. Club, Anns, the Thais Symphony Auxiliary Franz X. director. ballads: »on^ Ttsa cempowr. Two performances of Binlaw's "Salome," with Fiedler, In Symphony Hall, Beaton, at the public Die Iviner Ml •\u25a0\u25a0•.\u25a0• ] Taraotslls Ftmetmt Aroompar.'.ed by j^ The programme will be: Vet • •;.-\u25a0:...• I and Riton ejlf .Slndl^g Tli- Viking'!* War Sons can appeared at original on Friday afternoon. February 12. it «etieu<- Eckart .. . rVswo Koriiinze '..AttS* the same as the offering Trio rehearsal Hot it»!!< i (Goethej j LiVision da ma Baits Bcsna oriental* anil Pocctnl'l Thoia —«M.g«s»4Bfi*"" Tn-jsic-driona last Thursday evening, Mendelssohn .... repeated on the following evening. The \itr «Jod Kfep My (new> of the will be Betii Ten . Kit.. e*i Sonata will be emate (JesUtiKe: M-i- Butterfly*: fantasia .. KrunoU Thouzhts ••— ...TO* ! Sli«s piano. Mr. Ucbteabcfs;, firft In New York will be given by Deng n _•• \u25a0'\u25a0' \u25a0.• m Al^ns'-hen (Solotn. tVrm I I.o\e Me inewi — " t week, performance X*** given at :e Manhattan this on Wednesday HaniiHf. violin. 1 t!.>- \u25a0 innk] P!»n.> Trio Carnegie l<-h «randt« mlc \ tSoloiu. Semi.) : Mr. Kronold willhave assistance of Bertram fpnj i>T, Bnstaa • •••*""'"_J»KfS . the Huston Symphony Orchestra in Hall ( 1 \u25a0 t and on Friday evening. On Saturday night ther*» O Tod «c». Sir.) .;{..Brahma J. Fox at the piano.' The Sweetest F'.o«r*r Daw "**""'\u0084.l»* on Thursday evening, February 11 WVnn lih mil Mensrhfii uad mil Kngels My Captain — will b• •« »• At to-night's regular Cl*ofonte <"ampanin! con- As annorjjic°d previously. Walter Danuosch will A PADEREWSKI RECITAL. the Waldorf-Astoria, Miss Adela Verne, pianist: will ... cert MleHia Klman will make another appearance lepeat year the TJeethoven Cycle. The nine which Mr. Paderewskl is to -give CONCERTS AND RECITALS. KB this The onlj recital Ralllngton The fourth evening concert by tbm at the Tli!rty-fourth Ftreet Opera rep- ' next give a recital for the benefit of Mrs.. , Efotaaa The pymphonles wiil be again performed In chronologi- in New York this year Is announced for Tues- David Bispham will work, Hal! on r»w*' ; . entertain members of th* Booth's prison under the auspice* of Mr*. tet will be given at Men.!e!**ofca ular members of the company who v.iiicontribute cal order, but the programme v.-ii Ui iv.l-some Im- day afternoon In Carnegie Hall Th*- pianist. Mho \u25a0"" I ye«- Harvard Club an«l tii-ii friends with a song re- Wll'ianj J. SchlefMte, Mrs. Frederick W. Vander- rveninic. February 9. with En»«to vocal numbers arc Misses I>abia and Gerville- works which were not heard last year short toi:r with a concert In Newark (\u25a0!• I .••\u25a0 afternoon, nsilsnt began hi? the clubhouse ihis Harold o*- bllt. Miss Dorothy Whitney and others «-.(.. artist. Th*» programme toOom: aaa*^** lUache, iin." Espir.asê and Messrs. Taccani, Po- programme the concert the cycle, ', terrtay aftsrnobh, has announced that bo will limit Tbe for Brst of born Smitii will play the accompaniments Mr. German, and English j»r« Quartet in A n:inor. i>r. 13"- T afternoon, i. cl( v Is for Trench soncs Included from '.ill'ik l*se. Vieuille and tie S^gurola. will be given f.f-x' Thurada Is to one recital in In which he Blspham, arranged 1 ThliM and fourth movements , himself ... who aa ih' following pro- ii the. programme for Mme. Xordlca's recital -\u25a0-'** pear, making about thirty In all. In about in # bs follo*«: to grarmiie. Carnegie Hall Tuesday afternoon. February 16. «en. a*nL>r M-«- ft^'u-S^ op. 21 ITj'j-\%(#i fortnight will be the soloist at tin two con- for pian.> *ivJ string* "1^ MENDELSSOHN CENTENNIAL WEEK. Fymphony No. 1. a lie My iSI Passion) Bach Among songs Qii!P.'-t In F mtsn.r Ah, F#r«a!,: Symphony Consider. O SouJ John them are tares of Schumann and programmes Damrosch, Seen* and aria: 170a certs of the Boston Orchestra. Behold. AluntC ''••\u25a0 t>e»> Urua i"The *.-•».. » Haydn The selected by Walter Mine. Jeanne Jomelll. programme as Frost ("King Arthur"; Kaure'a "Xell." Mine. Nordica will also aing Leon- Quartet, which will\u25a0* f.ute, harpilchord i Mr. Padert'Ws'vl's for Tuesday is The Scene Parcel] The Marurr. t*"1 eoncuctor of the- Symphony Society of New York, Trio for Vx»"»«on and 1802 Down Among the Dead Men... old Jacobin Boas cavallo's '"Mattinata" and Ushkibsrfa "Au die' music- s«rte» at *-^Bsr Menrt. Barrer*. lleanart and Dan roach, recitation to music) ' cert of Us chamber •»" to the hundredth anniversary of fallows : Melodrama I "The Haven"' Mualk and "Der Erlkonlg." February C^T^ mark Mendels- •yniphoay No. 2, Op. 89 I*>2 rWom»tic Fantasia *nd Fugue (Edgar Allan Poe>. Music by Arthur Hrrjh next Thursday evening. VTrZg+ aofcn'a birth- constitute a cycls presenting the most Op. 11l • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 b—--Beethoven The MailDog ("Vicar of Wakafleld") Oabrllowltfch, ths Ra*»° ~, fonati.. Jolly ) < I.«h'ma.nn listed by Oaslp IsteresCng of the ooraposer*« work. The |"u*M fiymp".ionla.u«-s Schumann Ho! Jenkln ' "rvanhoe" i' o,,iii- first fes- 62.. Templara ivannoe Sullivan The third and last sonata recital by Mr and. Mrs. Tba programme: performuioe. this PADEUBWSKI'S NEW SYMPHONY. Kooturne. E major. Op 1 Th» Son«J ————-—* s^â^ tival afternooc. will Include the Masurka. A Bat. Op. 8e....L Chopin But Lately In I>a:ice IEmbraced Her Ar«n»ky David Mann*s will be given at ths \u25a0tßSfSSßjsai Ooaxttt tn n fl»e. Op. IB . Scotch symphony, the canzonetta. from th* strtsg Wttn Pa4er«vtkl arrived h«r« from Onglacd last Barcarolle .1 Boat Kong (Montroie J. Hoim) Wa-i Theatre naxt Sunday evening. Pisco aoU: oW* Polonaise, M 1 _ The of Bill**(Thackarar) i.pi." ' "* promised Op. Ballad Little '..'.'. ——-••" Csutet and th« orertcre "FtncaJ'a Cave." Oasjp Towdar bs brought with him the lon* X>ebuM7 .. . Noctum* la O m*Jor. .. V..— n«fl«U dani l>au Uasurka In B minor....» Cabrttowltsch will play the "Caprteclo Brilliants," symphony which was first announced for pf.rfonn- Rhapaodle • hongroiae. . Mm' "tssl The third seri>-a of racltala of Clifford Wiley will give the first of a »er!*t Volonal.. in A with orchestra, and the "Variation! Serleuses." two years »go. On account of his extensive Rhapaodla honifrolin In the compositions of g^»^rOsslp O»brl'<»w«iSßiiB flat these will use Carnegie Hall recital. -•! SaturdiT by Hungarian com- own translation of the five songs represented .In the programme will be Harry Howe of the Greet Players. niversary of the Polish revolution of 1863-'M, and Op. IS. This la a new work the his he will inter- , _>^' Con Ben Joachim, Shelley. wfll sing lows: ." Tuesday evening play composer has It as a and pianist, who was a protege of pret. Edward TJanning will play the violin In the Mr. Wiley neir songs by CarUon major. 0» m the orchestra will the Ital- the written tribute to his DOSef (J. I^»mon,' Il.term.lxo. A it«S-l present gave professorship In his conservatory In E Hat for violin piano, Mason. Iâiura Samuel I,lditie, ». el minor. Op. xx ian fcymphor.y, the scherzo from octet for atrings, native land. In Ita form Ithas three move- who him a sonata aad and Mr Charloa Inlirmm Op.*::"'\' «H» Adolpho Bettl, of the Flon- will play the IIminor, op. Marshall. Roger Quilter. Hubert Hath. Amy Rh»H».v.lv. X nat major. JW- - "•*•• • "Song Without Words" arianged by Guirand. «jid ments and in complete as It la, but Paderewaki In Berlin. first violin Lambord sonata in 5. ' Wood- In \-artatlcn form. Oc « latest from the ford#-FlnUen, Sir K. Paolo To»ti. - K'kv ; "Wedding March." Mrs. Fannie contemplates Inserting \u25a0> scherzo between the sec- eak-yn, recently obtalrifH this work Robert Batten. Tw»tv«. prflii«!e» OV ?-;-;;- "£& the Bloomfleld- • 'eelllat, gar \u25a0V'tiHor. TJmi*- play minor, and movements. As the composer Dohnanyl playing: the siore and Hans Kronold, has arranged the follow- Sir "Edward "Kl and Maud Valeric White. Thr Eielsler will the concerto in G with or- ond third it stands work himself. progr»mmc; ; • ing i minor, >lri gco>»^ will consume an hour a In per- \u25a0tdlcatlQg every Intonation. The other numbers on programme for hi* recital in the X r!>, \u25a0 maJ» Carnava!. Op »\u25a0 \u25a0• U_l— :formance. The first movement seeks to give ex- next programme 'I t*^- • .-! i i ' en minor, \u25a0..*., Kiupi c«» . \u0084 Mâoii— Poland, quintet F minor, \u25a0 The Oratorio Society will mark the centenary of prMaion to th« heroic past of and In the 1) major and Franok's piano In Oorcerto la A Op. .-ami Baeas A 'VVm Hit 0' Heather inewi m \u25a0 »\u25a0 (newt. RECITALS. birth of Mendelssohn with a presentation of second th« composer tries to npreta the lyric with Krnest Schilling as th« assisting a«ls». Air h \u25a0A Kare#'«lt . •....".'. Ij.idi" :/;.":.ORGAN th« llODiatu* \u25a0' ...... Hestboven H nr» Marahsu will u •\u25a0Elijah" In Oarnetfe llillon Thusaday evening. mavnrs of bis race. In th» list faonsi«&t hi baa Rondo • . .- • " " ««PPy Par.... Samuel A. Baldwin J* 10*™ fBSBja sat. *^T***' »*—\u25a0»*\u25a0"\u25a0' 2° * * ™2±iL* X "> as -^•. \u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 A******jr*M**mrmgJa_g» gr—TTWrm iM. i^sbYhis? 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