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10 THE INDEX, Saturday, March 10, 1928 P r e p a r i n g F o r W e l l e s l e y C l u b B e n e f i t MRS. WALTER S. CHURCH Mrs. Church heads the General Committee in charge of the benefit performance of "The Mikado," to be given in the Alvin Theatre the evening of March nineteenth by the Wellesley Club of Pittsburgh. Miss Reed is chairman of the Candy Committee; Miss McCormick of the Box and Patroness Committee and Mrs. Rohrer is a member of the Ticket Committee. MISS ETHEL F. REED MISS RACHEL McCORMICK MRS. F. F. ROHRER
M U S I C A TOMORROW at 4 o'clock, Alfred Hamer, organist and choirmaster at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, Sixth Avenue, will give the second in a series of four organ recitals arranged for Sunday afternoons in Lent. The assisting artists for the series are Fenton J. C. Russell, basso; Eldon Murray, viola; Charles W. Hall, tenor, and Pierre De Backer, violin. Mr. Russell was soloist at the first recital, singing an Aria from "Elijah," by Mendelssohn; tomorrow afternoon Mr. Murray will be the soloist. March 18 and 25 are the dates for the last two recitals, with Mr. Hall and Mr. De Backer as soloists. The program for tomorrow afternoon follows: Symphony No. 2 Ch. M. Widor a. Praeludium Circulare b. Pastorale c. Andante d. Salve Regina e. Adagio f. Finale Sonata for Violin and Organ..J. S. Dach a. Adagio b. Presto c. Affettuoso (Adagio) d. Vivace Adagio Zoltan Kodaly Eldon Murray, Viola Pastorale C. Franck Three Selections from "Pieces De N D A R T Gold Medal at the National Academy of Design in 1915; the Silver Medal at the Panama Exposition, San Francisco, the same year; the Carnegie Prize, National Academy of Design, in 1924; and the Gold Medal at the Sesquicentennial Exhibition in 1926. Hawthorne was born in Maine in 1872. He studied at the Art Students' League, at the National Academy of Design in New York and under William M. Chase. He paints every Summer (first time in Pittsburgh) Vers la Flamme Scriabino Navarre Albeniz Canco i Danza Mompou Ritual Fire Dance Manuel da Falla Mr. Frauenheim Piano Quintet, Op 1..Ernst v. Dohnanyi Allegro Scherzo. Allegro vivace Adagio, quasi andante Finale: Allegro animato Dr. Caspar Koch will be heard (first time in Pittsburgh) in the regular free organ recital to be given in Carnegie Music Hall, North Side, at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Master Jack Larner, violinist, will be the guest soloist and Julia M. Katz will play tlie piano accompaniment. The program is headed by Bach's gigantic Prelude and Fugue in E Flat Major, a composition known in England as "St. Ann's" but on the European Continent more appropriately as "The Trinity," since it is a fugue with three subjects, symbolizing the Trinity. The full program follows: THE INDEX, Saturday, March 10, 1928 11 throughout the country. The program: Trio in B major, Opus H (Second version) Johannes Brahms Litanino Paul Juon Trio in A minor, opus 51 I'eter lljitch Tschafkowsky Tin' score is inscribed "'In Memory of a Great Al tist" A collection of paintings by Charles Gruppe opened this week in the galleries of Wunderly Brothers, to remain until March 19. Gruppe has chosen a number of scenes other than those Holland has to offer for some of his paintings, to each of which he brings, in delightful metier, the natural characteristics and atmosphere. Several have been painted in this country. But always it is the coun- C (Continued on Page 15) Prelude and Fugue in E Flat ..Bach First Movement from Violin Concerto Mendelssohn Le Cloches de Ste. Mai ie - Lacey Funeral March of a Marionet..-Gounod Gavot from Twelfth Sonata Martini Violin Solos: After a Winter Of Hard Work a. Valse Bluette Drigo-Auer You may feel all run down--tired "PORTRAIT OF A PORTUGUESE b. La Gitana Kreisler out--needing rest and recreation GENTLEMAN" Neptune The sixth from Sea and Sketches....Stoughton last program of badly. By Charles W. Hawthorne, which has the current season of the Pitts Hotel Riverside is a splendid been purchased by the Department of burgh Art Society will be given place to recuperate. The altitude Fantaisie" L. Vierne Fine Arts of Carnegie Institute, — 1300 feet above sea-level—in- a. The Cathedrales—Suite Department of No. Fine 4 Arts by The Elshuco Trio, Friday through the Patrons' Art Fund, for the sures fresh invigorating air, and of b. Carnegie Etoile Du Soir—Suite Institute No. has 3 ac Permanent Collection. The picture ap evening, March 16, in Carnegie a course of the famous Gray Minquired, c. Carillon through De Westminster the Patrons Suite Art peared in the last International. Music Hall at 8:15 o'clock. The eral Water will prove very ben Fund, No. the 3 painting "Portrait of at Provincetown, Massachusetts, Trio in its eleventh year has the eficial. a Portuguese Gentleman" by where he has a studio and same fine, artistic personnel, Then, too, you'll have congenial Charles W. Hawthorne, which school. He is represented in William Kroll, violin, Willem company and plenty of amuse was shown in the last Carnegie many important galleries, in Willeke, violincello, and Aurelio ment—your comfort and pleasure International Exhibition. This cluding the Metropolitan Mu Giorni, piano. Mr. Willeke for is the first thought of the man picture will be added to the Perseum, the Corcoran Gallery of merly 'cellist in the Kneisel agement.manent Collection of the Insti Washington, Worcester Mu Quartet, leader and inspirer of Cozy lounge rooms— Glowing tute. The "Portrait of a Portuseum, Detroit Institute of Art, wood fires—Bed rooms that invite the organization, is a rare musiguese Gentleman" is one of the City Art Museum of Saint Louis, refreshing sleep. cian of delightful personality, And the table! You'll enjoy the paintings in the exhibition of the Art Institute of Chicago, and and an artist of high standing; delicious meals, daintily served, Hawthorn e's works which others. Mr. Giorni has not only won his in the Riverside's beautiful din opened in the second floor gal spurs as a gifted pianist, but has ing room. leries of the Institute on Wed The Yost String Quartet will also made an excellent impres You can have any kind of bath nesday. give the last of the season's consion as a composer, and Mr. you prefer. Hawthorne has exhibited in certs in the ball-room of the Kroll has shared honors in the Open all year. Good cement high Carnegie Internationals since Hotel Schenley at 8:15 o'clock numberless prog r a m s given ways from all directions to Cambridge Springs. 1904. In 1908 he received an Saturday evening, March 17. Write for Booklet Honorable Mention in the Thir Norman Frauenheim, pianist, Hotel Riverside teenth International. His paint will be the guest artist. The Complete Travel Service In connection with ing "The Captain, the Cook, and quartet is composed of Gaylord Whether your next trip abroad is to be a hurried business journey, Gray Mineral or a Spring pleasure cruise the First Mate" was awarded Yost, Roy Shumaker, Carl Ros for relaxation and recreation, you may add to your Cambridge comfort and enjoyment Springs, by arrang Pa. Third Prize in the Twentyenberg and James Younger. The ing for steamship, hotel, and railway accommodations Wm. through Baird & Son the Mellon Co., Props. Travel fourth International in 1925. complete program follows: Bureau. You will then be rdieved of all the cumbersome details of your journey, at no Practically all the important Quartet in D Major additional cost. Ottorlno Respighi prizes offered in this country Our connection with leading stetmship lines makes it possible for us to secure for Allegro moderato have been captured by Haw vou the best accommodations on anv ocean liner. Andante—Theme with variations thorne, including the Temple Intermezzo—Lento MELLON NATIONAL BANK Allegro vivace
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