The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-15


Nieary's class in song interpreta.
ton has been changed from Fri
day TO Monday The first meeting
vas held last Friday and was pro.
pronounced a complete success by
those present. The songs sung were
criticised and analysed.
The following pupils took part in
the regular Wednesday concert OF the
Detroit Conservatory of Music: Miss
Bessie Swegles. Wayne; Miss Mayme
Foreman, Findlay, o.; Miss Georgina
Parker. Miss Florence bearing, Ann
Arbor; Miss Marjorie Cleland. Miss
Rozella Bower. Miss Alma Fauser.
Miss Elsie NJ Houghton, organist,
pupil OF Mr.. York. OF the Detroit Con-
servatory OF Music, will give her
graduating recital Thursday evening.
May 20, I'm the Cass-aye. NJ. z. church.
She will be assisted by Miss Elizabeth
Emery. soprano.
Miss Lillian Dresser. pianiste. pupil
OF Miss Johnson, of the Detroit Con
servatory OF Music, will give her grad
uating recital, Tuesday evening. May
Is, In the Y. w. c. A. hall. assisted
Herbert A. Milliken, Miss Char
lotte Mcdonald, violinists; w. r. Otis.
viola, and Miss Emma Mcdonald,
cello.
Miss Florence Strelau. pupil OF Miss
Frances Van Vliet, will furnish sew
eral solos for the entertainment 10
be given by the Protected Home Cir
Gle. May 10.
The last OF series OF three recitals
by Charles Frederic Morse will be
given in Temple Beth El, Sunday af-
ternoon. May, 10, at 4 o'clock. Hans
Weissmann, violinist, will be the as
sisting soloist.
Piano pupils OF Miss Doty and Miss
Johnny, Of the Detroit Conservatory
OF Music, assisted by Miss Sara Carr,
contralto. will give musicale, Friday
evening. May Fl, in Conservatory hall.
Miss Bertha Hansbury. pianist. pu-
pill OF Miss Johnson, OF the Detroit
Conservatory of Music, gave a concert
in the Y. w. G. A. hall, last Thursday
evening.
Miss Mary Katherine Hudson. pi-
anist, pupil of Mr.. York. OF the De-
troit Conservatory OF Music. gave her
graduating recital in Conservatory
hall, last Tuesday evening, assisted
by Mrs. Chas. II. Clements, contralto.
and l.. l.. Renwick. accompanist.
Miss Edith Maurer, of the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music. played last
Friday night at concert in Cathedral
hall.
A piano recital will be given by the
pupils of Miss Anna Koehn. In Inn
manuel Presbyterian church Boule-
ward and Porter-sts., Friday. May 2l.
Miss Keohn will be assisted by Miss
Olive Temple Carr. reader; Mrs. j..
Russell. soprano; Miss Charlotte Nc
Donald, Miss Bernice Harrigan. Glenn
Stock. Edward Hradecky. William
Dunlap and Jerry Masak. violinists;
Miss Emma Mcdonald. Miss Ethel
Harrigan. cellists. and Frank II. Lin
derman. accompanist.
]. Henry Francis, organist and choir
director OF St. Andrews Episcopal
church. has resigned and gone to
Charleston. w. Va Mr.. Francis has
done a great deal OF composing while
in Detroit, and several of his more re-
cent compositions will be brought out
by the Lagatree Publishing company
II this city They are very attractive
numbers and include Suite Melo-
dieuse. Chant du Soir," lie Reve.
lie Matin Joyeux,' and Ecu Toilet"
caprice, and "Fruhlingstraum, a
tone poem.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the final concert this sea
son OF the Detroit String quartet I'm
Temple Beth Ell, Thursday evening,
May 20. In addition to the quartet
numbers. Hans Weissmann. the viola
player OF the organization, will make
his first appearance as a soloist at
these concerts, playing 2Sitt's Con
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came family from the market place
Williamson rose.
"By.by. ALT" he said, gripping his
| friends hand Ride for your life over
the boundary"
And as his friend disappeared In a
cloud OF dust he chuckled and slapped
his thighs.
Eight hundred and fifty pounds.
he muSed (which pays for the bran