The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-13
WITH TIL MUSICIANS

At the weekly concert training class
OF The Michigan Conservatory OF NM
sic the following pupils took part
/ Thursday afternoon: The Misses Mar.
garct Mannebach, Marguerite LuSted
and Anne Dennert, pianists, ana the
Misses Conger Edith Wesley. Elean-
ore Osborne, Celia Sherc anu Mrs.
Doyle. yoCalists
The Junior Pupils gave concert IN
the Michigan Conservatory OF Music
concert hall which was interesting III
the extreme The following assisted:
Dorothy Shapero. Mignon Bling, Marie
Paulus. MaZel Martin. Edmund Jolly.
Margaret Cummins. Arville Roesef.
Barbara Hepburn, Eileen Gillespie
Edith Lachman.
The Detroit Concert company. con
sisting OF Ralph erich. baritone. MISS
Alma Belleperche. soprano, BON pu-
nils of Mrs. I.ittlefield. of the Mlchl'
gan Conservatory of Music; Miss Alyce
Cullyford pianist, pupil of Mr. Ben
ham. and Miss Aimee Armstrong. read
err. have been booked in number OF
towns throughout Michigan and ONO.
The first concert will take place at
Rochester, Mich, Thursday evening.
ing.
The Detroit Philharmonic club gave
a recital atBay City Friday evening
under the auspices Of the Associated
Woman's Charities. The concert was
delight to the large audience.
The faculty concert of the Michigan
Conservatory of Music. which was
held at Grinnell hall Thursday even
ing. was a pronounced success. Nev-
or has the philharmonic been in bet
ter form. The ensemble was perfect
and the. delicate shading in the Mozart
number vas especially beautiful. Prof.
Yunck. played IeTrille due Diable,
like one inspired. and it makes one
feel what a pity it is that he does not
play more often.
Miss Griswold teacher Of the Bur
rows music course at the Michigan
| Conservatory of Music will give re-
cital at the school Saturday afternoon
Feb. Goth. i'm which the "kindergarten-
ers" will assist II Will be lesson
/ of considerable value to those inter
eSieu IN Cnllu tuuNdilhS'
Mrs. Mabel S Leonard Schorr will
recte for the alumni reception. De
/ troit Training school, Saturday. FEB
10. by request. repeating her reading
Things amt Like Iney ester BE.
which she used for the Federation ci
Women's clubs" at its last meeting.
-.
Mrs. Mabel Leonard Schorr, who
read for the Detroit New Century club,
at its annual banquet. IS preparing a
unique colonial program for the Club
AT its WashingtOn's birthday meeting
Monday. The program, en- costume
4 includes paper or colonial music by
/ Mrs. Norton. OF the Detroit Conserva-
tory Of Music. illustrated with vocal
numbers by Miss Bonelli. and others
and intcrspcrsed with colonial scenes
/ by Miss JEANNE Griffin, Grand
mothers Story of Bunker Hill Bat
! tle;" Miss Effe Baron. "Elopement In
! l775:" Miss Beatrice Ely. "Pene
lope's Dance" and Miss Claribel Ro
rick. The Little Black-Eycd Rebel
Miss Helen ThJrOurn. talented
young pianist from Miss May T.. Por
ter's class. gave a very pleasing must
Gale Tuesday evening in Miss Portera
studio. No. 81 Valpey building. assisc
ed by Miss Emma Mcdonald, cello.
4 y. ]. Corey gave lecture, entitled
a Poet of tie People Illustrated b.
number of selections by Dvorak
Thursday evening in the Church ol
the New Thought, No. 10 Winderst.