The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-05

Our Father. Tuesday evening. April
Is, under the auspices OF the Tuesday
Musicale. The first pare OF the pro-
gram will be miscellaneous and the
second will be devoted to a song
cycle. "Flora's Holiday" which con-
sists OF old English melodies composed
end arranged by II. Lane Wilson. The
members OF the company are: Miss
Caroline Hudson. soprano Miss Pearl
Benedict. contralto; Cecil James
tenor; Frank Croxton. basso, and Miss
Helen Wolverton. pianiste This will
be the last artist concert OF the Tues
day musicale series
The sixth morning concert OF the
Tuesday Musicale series will be given
In the Century association building,
next Tuesday morning at 10: 80 o'clock
The paper of the day will be read by
Mrs. Otto Kirchner on Civilization
and Music" Others who Will partici
pate in the program are Miss Lucille
Pratt, pianiste; Miss Birdsall. celliste:
Mrs. Boris l.. 1anapol. pianiste and
the Ladies' Chorus. under the direc-
ton OF Miss Stoddard. Miss Lucy
Rcmick Cook. Miss Birdsall and Miss
Alyce Cullyford will act as accom-
panists
The last lecture-concert OF the sea-
son of the free lecture course under
the auspices of the Detroit Fedora
ton of Women's clubs, will be given
the Sunday following Easter In the
Western high school.
kA I'LL Of hn No
n OFT Conservatory of Music gave tho
IL ST regular Wednesday afternoon con-
cert Miss Marjorie Y. Cleland, Miss
Vera Miller. Miss Leila Farlin. Miss
Beulah Henry. Miss Maude Gregson.
Miss Kathleen Dunlop. Alpena and
Miss Rozella Bower.
4 faculty concert Of the Ganapol
School OF Musical Art will be given In
Temple Beth El. Monday evening.
April ~. by the heads of the several
departments These artists will APP
pear: Mile. Elsa Ruegger. violoncel-
10: Mrs. Boris l.. Ganapol. pianiste;
Mrs. Granville l. Filler soprano: Ed
mond Lichtenstein. violinist: Lewis
Richards. pianist and Boris l.. Cana
pol. baritone The program will In
Glide two Pepper selections by Mile.
Ruegger and the Greig sonata In A
minor played by Mile. Ruegger and
Mr.. Richards.
The Detroit Conservatory hall was
filed last Tuesday evening with the
friends and admirers OF Miss Eliza
beth Moore, soprano, when she pre-.
serted a most charming and varied
program. Miss Moore Is the possessor
OF beautiful voice OF rare quality
and sings with real artistic feeling
This combined with an attractive per.
sonality make her much sought after
The program embracing rs II did COM
positions OF Schuman. Schubert, Men
delssohn, Verdi and those OF the mod
ern world have been test for much
older singer. but Miss Moore proved
herself equal 10 the occasion.
The following students OF the
branch studies of the Detroit Con
servatory Of Music gave a concert
Saturday afternoon in the main build
ing, assisted by Chas. o. Smith, tenor;
Stanley Smith. Frank Gordon, Ruth
Berry. VIM. Dunlap. Helen Mack
Granger Williams, Frank Fitzpatrick,
Alta Henderson. Flora Campbell.
Marian Pierson. Florence Brandt.
Euphemia Richardson. Jerry Masak.
Glenn Stock. Freda McDougall, Mar
tina Moritz. Mae Brow, Harriet Moss.
Reba Marvin, Edith Gagnier anu
Vivian Miller.
A new violin concerto in G minor,
I,A 81 hu G.
saw Barmas. the Russian violinist, and
the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra.
April IA. This concerto Is still In man
uscript.
The Mignon ladies' quartet was or
ganized Monday evening in the home
OF Miss Ida NJ. Denk with the follow
ing members: Miss Anna Wegener,
first sporano; Miss Bessie Cox, Sec
ond soprano; Miss Ida NJ. Denk. first
alto. and Miss Katherine Droste. Sec
ond alto. Lewis Weary Is the direc-
tor and Miss Margaret Mannebach,
graduate OF the Michigan Conserva-
tory of Music, accompanied. The quar-
tet will make its first appearance
some time this month.
Devoe and Murphy, Detroit int
prcsarios. have arranged for grand
spring musical festival to take place
in the Light Guard armory, Friday and
Saturday, April 16 and H. There will
be a matinee as well as en- evening
performance, Saturday. The Dresden
Philharmonic orchestra, originally
conducted by Robert Schumann and
Richard Wagner. consisting Of 60
eminent musicians, will be heard at
the three performances. The soloists
for the Friday evening concert will
be Nine. Jeanne Jomeli. soprano, and
Nine. Germaine Schnitzer, pianist.
Saturday afternoon. Nine. Charlotte
Maconda. soprano; Nine. Frieda
Langendorff. contraltc. and Alexander
Petschnikoff, violinist, will appear.
while In the evening Nine. Lillian
Nordica and Albert Spalding will be
the soloists.
Raymond Dulitz, talented young
violinist. will give a concert in the Y.
w. c.. A. auditorium. Thursday even.
ing. April % He will be assisted by
his teacher, Prof. VIM. Yunck. Mrs.
Ida Butler Case, soprano, and Miss
Marcia Munsell piariste.
Sothern and MarIowe to Star.
NEW YORK. April Be. II. Soth-
err and Julia Marlowe are TO resume