The Detroit times., 1909-05-22


has reached a high grade OF prof
cheney under the direction OF l.. l.
Renwiek. will be assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Moore, soprano; Miss Eliza
beth Bennett, contralto. ALE II
Luidema. pianist, and Richard Biggs
organist.
II was decided in the annual meet
ing OF the Tuesday Musicale 10 aban
ICON the artists concerts for the com
ing season. and devote its entire en-
ergies 10 its morning musicales The
TUESDAY Musicale was the pioneer IN
arranging for an artist series in De
troit. and has done much along arts
tic lines for music In this city. Flow
ever. OF late years. local managers
have practically absorbed the field
and many people prefer going TO the
single concerts ID buying tickets for
the whole course For several sea
sons the artist concerts have not been
the n nancial success they shoul
have been. so the Organization decid-
ed 10 abandon them for the coming
season, at least The concerts for
the morning have been very success
ful and muchl credit is due To the
high class programs arranged under
the direction OF Mrs + l.. Abel dur
| ing the last year There are l25 ac-
tive members In the organization. The
morning concerts will probably oe
\ held next season in the Century 5uild-
ing. Heretofore they were held IN
the homes OF members. The follow
! ing officers were elected for the COM
ing year: President. Mrs. II. b. JOY.
vice-president, Mrs. Boris l.. Ganapol; ;
secretary, Miss Jennie NJ. Stoddard. !.
treasurer. Mrs. Louise Unsworth
Cragg. librarian. Mrs. Clara Koehler
Heberlein.
The Free Press. OF London. Ont.
has the following TO say OF the work
OF Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock. So
prano, OF Detroit. who recently filled
an engagement in the Canadian city.
Mrs. Peocock came announced aS
Gadskis pupil, so that much vas eX-
rected OF her. To say that she more
than fulfilled all expectations WOULD
be to sum up the general expression
OF opinion. Mrs Peocock's voice is
clear. mooth and. above all bril-
| liant. TO which sne unites a tempera-
ment that moves in sympathy with II,
and expresses the thought OF the
music
Miss Elsie NJ Houghton. organist.
pupil OF Mr.. York. OF the Detroit Con-
servatory OF Music gave her gradual
I, ing recital Tuesday evening In the
Cassave. NJ E. church. assisted by
Miss Elizabeth Emery. soprano: Miss
Alma Fauser, pianist. a pupil OF Mr.
York. will give her graduating recital
in the Conservatory hall Tuesday
evening. assisted by Miss Paula
Biester. soprano.
The JUROR pupils OF Miss Ruey
Catherine Smith will give their fourth
annual entertainment in Chaffee hall,
Tuesday evening. A program Of &C
/ tion songs. drills en- costume. PLAYS
and recitations. with special musical
selections by Miss Cnice b. Zellers
soprano. and Ethel SDrague Baby
pianist, will be given.
/ The r. c. S. Dramatic club gave a
very pleasing comedy in three acts.
entitled "Bernice's Romance" in Chat.
fee hall, Tuesday evening. In the pres
ence OF a large audience. This was
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under the direction Of Miss Ruey
! Catherine Smith.
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! Miss Lillian Dresser. pianiste pupil
OF Miss Johnson, OF the Detroit Con
servatory OF Music. gave her gradual
| ing recital Tuesday evening. In the
Y. w c. A, assisted by Herbert A
Milliken. Miss Charlotte Mcdonald.
violins; w r. Otis. viola, and Miss
Emma Mcdonald. cello.
The following pupils Of the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music gave the last
regular Wednesday afternoon concert:
Mrs. S. c. Whited. Miss Florence
Girardot. Miss Paula Biester. Miss
Elsie Rafferty,, and Miss Lillian Bres-
ser.
Miss Florence Girardot, pianiste.
pupil OF Mr.. York, OF the Detroit Con.
servatory OF Music, will give her grad
uating recital Wednesday evening, ia
the Y. w. c. A. hall. assisted by Miss
Emma Mcdonald. cello. and l.. L. Rem
wick. aceompanist.
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Mrs. Lillian Lachman Silver, OF the
Michigan Conservatory OF Music. has
been engaged as soloist for the spring
musical festival To be given in Adrian.
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Miss Ruey Catherine Smith and
Harry b. Elliott will assist at a con-
cert in Wyandotte, Thursday evening.
with a sketch and dramatic readings.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.