The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

7 Marie Reitz witt contribute some
dramatic readings, while Prof. H.
Reitz. well-known vioiinist and violin
teacher OF this city. will play the am
dante and finale by De Beriot. and
some other select numbers. He will
be assisted by an advanced pupil OF
his. Miss Bella Faver, who will play
II Trovatore, by Singlee, The Apollo
will be played by Mr. Schwankovsky
Jr., who has made study OF this In
strument. Tickets may be had on ap-
plication on or before the evening OF
the concert.
Mrs. Charles II. Clements, central
to soloist OF the FOREST Presbyterian
church and Sidney n. Lagatree, man
dolin soloist. gave several musical
numbers at the entertainment given
in the Windsor public library audi
forum Thursday evening for the bene'
At OF the Home OF the Friendless
Both Mrs. Clements and Mr.. Laga-
tree received a hearty welcome and
both rendered their selections In their
usual artistic style
The following pupils of Miss May
Preston gave studio concert Wed
nesday evening In the Park building
Adele Boyer. Vera Anger. Laura Beik'
rap, Vida lie Messurier. Alice Whit
beck. Arthur Barmeister, William
Rarndt, Ruhson Brittar. Edward
Marks. Miss Charlotte Ruoff, soprano,
assisted.
The piano class OF Miss Katherine
Skinner gave concert Friday after
noon In the home OF Mrs. l.. G. Starrit,
No. lao Canfield-ave. west, Illustrating
the various dance forms, with lee
ture giving their origin and signih-
canoe.
The musical numbers in The Wiz
ard OF o." that delightful extraya.
ganza which will be in the LyceuIn
next week. are most charming. There
is a refreshing originality about them
which makes one ever willing TO listen
to them ''o'er and DER again Particu-
iarly melodious is the poppy chorrs
rendered by a group of maidens made
up TO represent the poppy flower. The
music for this number is finely con-
ceived by Paul Tietjens. the composer.
who has invested IL with captivating
melody and catchy rythme. When
You Love. Love. Love is another
sparkling number which shines in com
parison with other compositions in
ccntemporaneous musical comedy.
The fourth evening concert OF tho
tuesday musicale will be given Thurs
day, March, 26, by the Kneisel quartet
in the Church of Our Father. Thomas
White in the New York Evening Hell.
aid says: THAT the, excellence OF the
quartet. it's exceptional merits in the
way OF tone quality and the perfection
OF balance between the four instru-
ments. has not suffered was fairly evi.
dent in the Mozart u minor quartet
with which the evening began. II
would be hard TO imagine more sym
pathetic and delicate performance
The following pupils OF the Misses
Kate, Charlotte and Emma Mcdonald
of the Detroit Conservatory OF Music,
gave musical Tuesday evening. as
sisted by Miss Jane Barber, soprano;
Miss Helen Matheson. contralto; Paul
Chase, tenor, and John b. McNaugh-
ton, baritone: Magdalen LANCE. Zillah
Morrison, Hazel Winters, Faith Bart
lett, Antoinette Kalthoff. Ralph Spen
Ger. Leile Price, Ella McNutt, Emma
Roeser, Lottie Cosbey. Dora Ford
Mary Hudson. Cyril vaIade. Sarah
Reno. Ella Saalfeld.
Charles NJ. Clohecy has been en-
gagged for Irish concerts IN Windsor
and in London. singing three times
within a week songs for which he has
an especial gift. Mr.. Clohecy is one
OF the most successful OF the group
OF professional singers who is study
ing with Mrs. N. J. Corey.
The following pupils OF the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music gave a recital
last Saturday afternoon: Florine
windisch, Miles Finsterwald. Mary
Milburn. Jennie Peterson, Genevieve
Davis. Elenor Drysdale. Dorothy Mar
quis. Barbara Marquis, Oscar LOCKER.