The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-01
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Efhe Hemenway Stile sang severa
songs at the Shipmasters ball Wed
nesday night In the Light Guard arm
DRY, and scored success.
Miss Virginia Fetters, piano pupil
Of Miss Hattie Groneman, played last
Wednesday evening at concert given
In St. Johns Evangelical church.
Miss Maud Powell, violiniste, and
Miss May Nuke, 'celliste. with Vic
ton Benham, pianist, will give a con
cert In the Church OF Our Father, Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Clara Koehler Heberlein has
opened a private class In harmony In
Crosse Pointe, the members being
Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Mrs. George Il
Hendrle. Miss Dyar and Miss Florence
Avery.
Mrs. N. j. Corey will give an illus
trated talk on 1.-THE beginning o.
music" In the Young Women's Chris
tan association rooms Tuesday even
ing. Feb. 4. Admission is by mem
bership or guest ticket.
The following pupils OF the Detroii
Conservatory OF Music gave the las
wednesday concert: Miss Lillian f,
lott. Miss Catherine Waldo, Mis-:
Myrel Fox, Miss Estelle Schantz, Miss
Minnie Galster and Miss Felicitas
Heine.
The Rev. w. l.. Riley, of the Ferry
ave. Baptist church, will speak es
pecially to fathers Sunday morning
In the evening he will give seconc
discourse on 1.-The Holy Spirit and the
Unbeliever" Baptism will be admin
istered and the hand OF Fellowship
given to new members.
The second concert of the season
of the Detroit Symphony orchestra vii
be given in the Light Guard armor!
Tuesday evening. February 4. Th'
soloists will be Zoe Pearl Park, con
tralto, and Hugo 'Kals6w. violin. Tbs
box office will open at Grinnell Bros.
music store Monday morning.
The faculty concert OF the Michigan
Conservatory of Music took place
Thursday evening In the Church o
Our Father, a small audience beini
present The program was given b!
Victor Benham, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic
l.. Abel, Signor Giuseppe Bartolotta
Miss Lillian Cove and Mrs. Lillian
Lachman Silver.
The following pupils OF the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music gave a concer
Saturday afternoon: Mamie Ball. Rutf
Moe Kathleen Dunlap, Eva Weber
Mercedes Goenago, Georgine Mattson
Mabel McGraw, Irene Lorimer. Gladys
Bosworth, Charlotte Smith, IAlah Pin
ney, Genevieve Hutton, Edith Come
and Marguerite Lang.
In the Ganapol music studios, Thurs
day evening, Miss Elizabeth Rohns
pupil OF Mrs. Ganapol, gave a piano re
cital, assisted by Saul Simons, bari
tone, pupil Of Mr.. Ganapol. Miss
Robins numbers included the entire {
major concerto by Beethoven, and
compositions by Mendelssohn, Chopin
Schumann. Mcdowell, Rubinstein
Greig and Schuett, all played froE
memory and in a musicianly manner
Mrs. Ganapol and Miss Gordon accom-
panied.
Lewis Richards, pianist, who re
Gently came to Detroit TO become iden
tilted with the Ganapol music studios
will give his first public recital Tues
day evening, Feb. IL, In the Church
of Our Father. A program consisting
of selections from Bach, Beethoven
Schumann, tfszt and ether eompos
ers will be presented by Mr.. Richards
The foreign press has been unanimous
in it's praise OF his playing, lie Guide
Musical, of Brussels, saying that he II
"A true and splendid virtuoso."
The third meeting OF the orchestra
program class conducted by Mrs
Clara Koehler Heberlein was held Nor
day evening in the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Scott, No. 116 Parker-ave
The numbers presented by the Boston
Symphony orchestra were analyzef
by Mrs. Heberlein, being preceded BY
short talk on the evolution Of pro
gram music In two centuries. Tues
day morning Mrs. Heberiein lecture.
on the same program before the stu
dents IN the auditorium of the Contra
High school.
j. Truman Wc,oos, organist anc
choirmaster OF the tfrst Congrega
tional church, will give q short organ
recital at the evening service Sunday
beginning at 7:15 o'clock. The follow
ing program will be given: Crane
chorus In ID (Spence); Night sons
| (vogt); berceuse (Kinder); romans
| (Zittenbarth) anthem, baritone solS
and chorus. Trust In the Lord" (vin
cent?; quartet, In Heavenly Love-
Brown; contralto solo, "Guart
While l Sleep" (Warrington) Tam
hauser march (Wagner).
The following pupils of Miss Eliza
beth Johnson, Of the Detroit Conserva
tory of Music, assisted by Miss Sadi,
Jacobson and Master Erwin Rubin
stein, violinists, and the Conservator,
orchestra. gave a concert Friday even
ing: Miss Gladys Bosworth, Miss Jen
nette Pringle, Miss Irene Lorimer
Miss Gladys Mendelssohn, Miss Kath
crime Breitmeyer, Master j. Bertran
Bell, Miss Grace Pickert, Miss Ger
trude Koppin Miss LILLIAN Rreaser