The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, D “\ | Simons, Edward Simons and Miss Su- ‘ IN THE REALM OF MUSIC )|*ihivs: Allied with the Pressmen’s Union fn 5 showering the couple with silver, were — The Beethoven Associatiun Gives Its Second Season's Concert in Aeolian Hall. By Frank H. Warren. ‘The concerts of the Becthoven As- sociation are now included among the high spots of the local music season ang last night's perfoumance in Aeo- Yan Hall, the second of the year, at~ tracted the, customary big audience. ‘While the, original purpose of the As- ®ociation was to present the less fa- millar of Beethoven's compositions, the Het of worth-while ones has been thoroughly culled, eo the Association on this occasion forsook the Master entirely for two of his successors. A Brahms quintette for clarinet and strings and a Schumann quintette for ‘piano and strings were the instru- mental pieces, performed by the Letz Quartette, with Georges Grisez, clart- net, as assisting artist in the first named work and with Ernest Schell- ing gt the plano in the second, ‘Those who dote on Beethoven were sure to fancy the Brahms quintette with its ingratiating passages for the clarinet, which Mr. Grisez played in| masterly style. Tho Schumann quin- tette, too, has its quota of romanti- cism. Miss May Peterson, soprano, to offset the instrumental pieces, sang 4 group of songs. If one ts looking for a musical evening of unalloyed delight the Beethoven Association may be guaranteed to supply it. Marie Mikova, Czechoslovokla her home, gave a piano recital in Town Hall in the evening. Mendelssobn, Heethoven, Chopin, Rubinstein and Smetana were the better known com- posers represented on her programme, while Hartmann and Gertrude Ross (Ride of the Cowboy”) were her choices from the moderns. Boris Lang, pianist, will give an in- timate recital at Steinway Hall this evening at 8.15. ‘To-morrow night in Town Hall the People’s Chorus of New York, which on numerous occasions has contribut- ed {ts services for others, will appear 4m & concert to raise funds for its own organization. May Peterson, 80- prano, and Anna Welch, harpist, will be thé soloists, and John C. Freund, ag guest of honor, will say a few appropriate words. The Advanced Unit of the Chorus will sing a few numbers, directed by L. Camillert, tts presiding genius. “Zaza.” with Miss Farrar in the title role, will open the fifth week of ‘the Metropolitan Opera season next Monday. “Boris Godunoff” is the at- traction for Mhuire evening, witb tle role.. Other be: “La Navar- ” Thursday eve- 30 o’clock—the ‘ar and Messrs. Crim! and Rothier, the latter with/ Harrold, “Il Barbiere di S!- Mr. Chaliapin in the t operas next week will raise” and “L'Oracol ning, beginning at former with Miss Mme. Easton and Messrs. Scotti and Didur, representatives of almost every hows- paper in New York. James J. Ryan was toastmaster. pienndeaieciatacsinany J. R. DREXEL JR. HIT BY TROLLEY, LEG BROKEN Suffers Fracture Similar to One to-day or to-morrow. His home fs the Motel La Salle, No. 30 East 60th Street, + That he was hurt did not become Sate generally known until to-day. He was i oe ty collision with a troley car and was Cu thrown from his machine, remaining mi D. N SEAL we unconscious for some time. The same aon | SO Ane leg was broken tn 1918 just before he ses mn hy married Elizabeth Thompson, and he i> Ca ee” er ey was on crutches at the ceremony. oe CV > 2 1) eA vigia” Friday afternoon, with Mmes. 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