The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-18


Although arrangements have been
made by Manager James +. Devoe for
a concert by Nine. Calve, the famous
opera and concert singer, In the Light
Guard armory, Monday evening. Feb.
10. through some Misunderstanding In
dates. the Light Guard armory is not
available at that time, and con-
sequently the concert has been can
celed. II is not expected that Nine
Calve will be heard In Detroit this
season. although IL is possible that
some arrangement may be made 10
have her come later IN the winter.
N. j. Corey and Edmond Lichten
stein will give a piano and violin re
cilal in the Hotel Pontchartrain. Tues.
day evening. For an ensemble num-
Der they will play the great sonata
for piano and violin in A major. Mr.
Lichtenstein will play the Sinding con-
certo for violin. and Mr.. Corey will
play group of piano pieces. Mrs
Alice Calder-Leonard will assist and
will sing two groups OF songs. AID
mission 10 tho recital will be by invi.
tation only
A splendid must al program was
given at the annual banquet of the
Lake Carriers association under the
direction OF III. =. G.. S. Stewart, who
acted as accompanist Others who
participated in the program were:
Harold Jarvis, tenor; Miss Ella
Schroeder. violinist, accompanied Dy
Miss Amanda Schroeder; Mrs. Alice
Calder Leonard. soprano; n. Davies,
wizard; the Orpheus club, under the
direction of Fred Alexander, and Miss
Ida Thorley. contralto.
Miss Celia Tannar, daughter of Rev
G.. +. Tannar, pastor OF the Central
Christian church, has gone TO accept
a position as head OF the piano de-
partment of Hiram college, In Hiram,
o. Prof. Sprackling, who had charge
of this department. was taken i'll, and
Miss Tannar will act as his substitute
until the end OF the college term in
June. She expects to return to De-
troit and take up her private work
I'm the fall She is a graduate OF he
Michigan Conservatory.
Harold Jarvis. the well-known DC
troit tenor, went 10 lonia Friday, wneT1
he gave a recital In the Baptist
church OF that city. He was assisted
by w. H., Hewlett, the celebrated or
ganist OF Hamilton, Ont, who played
several selections and also acted as
accompanist for Mr.. Jarvis. Next
wednesday evening Mr. Jarvis VIII
give a recital in Dutton, Ont, and
FRIDAY night will sing In the annual
concert of the Saginaw Scottish So
ciety.
The Windsor and Walkervilie Chor
al society, with II. Whorlow Bun. con-
ductor. will give concert In curly
hall, windsor. Thursday evening Jan.
20. Mendelssohn's Hymn OF Praise,
and a miscellaneous program Will be
presented by the society, assisted oy
the following soloists: Mrs. Roy Ar
thur Iittlefield, Mrs. Arthur warren,
w. Bertram Beer and Mr.. Bull. There
IS an orchestra and chorus OF 10 peo-
pie.
Fritz Kalsow, manager Of the De-
troit Symphony orchestra. has engag-
ed for his second concert OF the sea-
SON TO be given Feb. 4, Mrs. Zoe
pearle Park, OF Chicago, oratorio and
concert contralto. She will make her
first appearance In Detroit on that DC.
casion. Although a stranger in the
east. Mrs Park is well and favorably
known In Chicago and the south and
west. She is said to have an unusual
ly beautiful voice.
Frank Parker, baritone soloist In
st. Johns Episcopal church, has been
appointed Detroit representative and
correspondent OF the New York Must
cal Courier. Notices regarding local
musical events may be sent to him at
No. as Irving-st.
The Ladies Arab Patrol OF this city
will givo an exhibition drill In Har-
..o.... Aou %, tho auaninQ Of Fob gR-