The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-28
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half of the man, presented to the plan
list huge silver bowl, suitably Ia
.scribed. as token Of the orchestra,s
appreciation OF what he had done for
II and as sign OF the firm friendship
of its members for him. Paderewskis
concert In Detroit will be given "a
Light Guard armory, Tuesday evening,
April H.
The second concert or the Detroit
Philharmonic club Will be given FRI
day evening. April 3. I'M they w. c.
A. hall. The club will be assisted by
Mrs. II. A. Littiefeld. soprano. and
Mrs. NJ. ID. Silver, pianist. The quar-
tet numbers Will include selections
from Peters, Tschaikovsky and Schu-
bert: Mrs. Littlefeld will sing selec-
tons from Grieg. Bungert and Strauss.
and Mrs. Silver will play Mendel-
ssohns Song without Words"
Gluck gavotte and a Chopin number.
The advance sale OF tickets Will be
held at Grinnell Bros music house,
April 1, 2 and 3. These concerts have
an especial value for students as well
as for those who enjoy the program
as an entertainment.
The third leeture-reeital to be given
by Miss Katherine Skinner will take
place In the apartments Of Mrs. n. 4.
Wilson In the Addison, Friday even
ing, April 3. II will te Illustrated by
members of ncr piano class. Ff@-
subject IS: Chopin, and the origin
and history OF some Of our modern
forms OF music. including the mazou--
ka and polonaf.e" Those who viii
assist are the Misses Ina Wycherley,
Helen Henderson. Hazel and Frances
Hutchinson, Muriel Starret, Cricket
Wilson. Nadya Garfield. Helen Bourke.
Claribel Rofick and 9Th Kunze.
Albert Mildenberg. OF New YORK,
who taught in the Detroit Conserve
tory of Music some few years ago. has
been appointed director OF a new SO.
ciety recently organized In Paris. 10
he known as the Paris oratorio and
Symphonic society. While the pre-
grams OF the new society's concerts
VIII embrace all schools OF compost
ton, American composers will be feat
ured at each by being assigned 20
places OR the list, one to be devoted
to a choral work or a group OF songs.
the other to an instrumental work.
The explanatory recital OF the De-
bussy-Maeterlinck music drama, pei
leas ct Melisande," which was given
! in Detroit few months ago by Wat
ter Damrosch, through the courtesy OK
Fredeck X. Stearns, has been repeat
cd six times in New York and Mr..
Damrosch has received invitations
| from all over the country to give the
recital He has consented to repeat
| il In Boston In the home OF Mrs. Jack
Gardner.
Charles M. Clohecy. the popular
baritone Of the Fort st. Presbyterian
church, scored a great success In Lon
don, Ont, where he sang In concert
| last week. being Obliged to respond
with double encores to his groups or
songs He Is one OF the artist STU
dents pursuing advanced work with
Mrs. N. j. Corey.
"Neuer Fruehling." group of si1
songs on poems OF Heinrich Heine. re-
Gently published I'm Berlin, Germany,
Iby Carl Beutel. the young Detroit
pianist-composer, has been received in
Detroit and are on approval at Gin
nell Bros The songs, although mel
odic, are Economically and in general
conception, OF the ultra-modern school.
| The following pupils Of Mrs. Louise
Unsworth Cragg gave Grieg recital
last Tuesday evening, assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Bennett, contralto and VIM.
Yunck, violinist: Miss Marie lie Marie.
Miss Eunice Dunn. Miss Lottie For.
Miss Eva Lord and Miss Bernlcc
Wright.
While I'm Kansas City. Mo-, q few
days. Padcrcwski bought a pen o.
white Orpington chickens, paying 81
500 for them. They viii &c TO his Eu
r0Ieean estate.
The following pupils OF the Detroit
Conservatory Of Music gave the We.
inc Miller. Felice M. Girardot, George
T-eadock. Mabel McGraw and Alma
The Amherst Glee, banjo and man.
dolin clubs will give concert in As.
ISOLATION hall, Thursday evening.
April 2, under the auspices of the Y.
M. G. A.
A very large part OF the population
in Dublin Is accommodated In tene-
ments OF a small size that Is. In one
or two rooms. or the 62,263 families
In this city at tho time OF the 1901
census, so per cent had only two or
three rooms, 81 per cent. being housed
in one room, and 2s per cent In two
rooms. iliW