The Detroit times., 1909-06-21

Blundell Whited. Detroit: public school
music--Miss Mabel J., McGraw. Me-
nominee Miss Gertrude .daurer. Mon.
Miss Adelaide Smith. Sandstone, Mimi,
Miss Gertrude RustenhOven, Mar
ouette: organ-Fred Heidel. and Miss
Elsie NJ. Houghton. Detroit: teachers
certificate. piano-Miss Gertrude Ey-
ans. Detroit Miss Della Mettetal.
Greenfield, teachers certificate, voice.
Miss Marie a. Barney, Charlotte,
teachers certificate. violin-Miss Ag-
mes Redner, Bessemer; teachers GER
tifcate, public school music-Miss
Marlitt Bruske, Saginaw; Miss Mazda
Carpenter, lie Roy. Ohio; Miss Fran
ces T. Clark, Maquoketa, Iowa; MISS
Ozine Des Ormiers. Lake Linden; Miss
Ora A. Gleason. Southport, Pa; Miss
Fern Pattison, Millbrook; Miss Mary
s. TAYLOR, Jackson. Miss; Miss Julia
Z. Vail. Branchport. ~ J.. and Mrs.
Margaret Allen Eaglesfeld. Grand
Rapids.
A musical program or artistic merit
and a brilliant social event VIII be the
concert given in the home OF Mrs. w.
C. Henry, No. 491 Jefferson-ave., next
Friday evening. On the eve or her
departure for Naragansett Pier Tor
the summer. Mrs Henry has offered
her beautiful home for this charlty
function She will be assisted In re-
ceiving by Mesdames John >. New
berry. T. T. Barbour and A. Campau
Thompson. The concert will be given
for the benefit of the Detroit throat
and Chest Free Dispensary. Alex
ander Levey. violinist, and member or
the Detroit String quartet. and MS
brother Heniot Levey, the noted com
poser and pianist, of Chicago. VIII De
Il the contributing artists. The Detrolt
Throat and Chest Free Dispensary
was organized over year ago TOT
the purpose of providing suitable med
zeal and surgical care for poor people
suffering from diseases OF the ear
nose. throat and chest. The instltu'
ton Is incorporated and is controlled
and directed by n board of trustees
composed of the following: President
II n Hovey; secretary-treasurer'
Charles II. Hodges, and George II.
Barbour Jeremiah Dryer, II. ID. Sher
don J. J.. Hudson. Sidney I. Miller
Col. F. J. Hecker, Col. S. y. Setburn
and Or. f. l.. Shurly.
The dispensary is open each day
from 3 &c 5 in the afternoon. medl'
cines are furnished free and the needs
nj the patients cared for by medical
staff The staff consists Of Dr. Il. l..
Shurly. chief; Dr. Wadsworth war
rem. vice chief and secretary. and Drs.
Henry /. Hartz, b. r. Shurly, w.
N. Donald and r. f. Mercer
very artistic concert was given
nv number Of advanced pupils or
the Michigan Conservatory OF Music
In the Church OF Our Father Thurs
dav evening. The audience was large
and enthusiastic and the program re-
Elected great credit on the faculty. IL
would be difficult TO select the most
! imnortant numbers, but special men
tion should be made of the piano play
ing of Miss Margaret Mannebach. She
nlays In an artistic manner and her ac-
companyIng was very satisfying, as
sisting the singers materially Inc
song. "Parla." by Ardltti, sung by MISS
Gertrude MCGOWAN, was exceptionally
we'll rendered. and one OF the interest
inc numbers was the duet spring
time of Love" by the Misses Osborne
and BENEDICT. The ensemble was well
night perfect and their voices blended
we'll Mrs Timlin showed tempera-
ment and displayed a voice OF sweet
quality. The trio by the Misses Ola
Dafoe. Ella Birdsall and Julie Boehme
was excellently rendered. Miss Da-
foe is n pianist OF high grade, MiSs
Birdsall gets beautiful tone from
the cello. while Miss Boehme display
cd a technique that made the difficult
work seem simple. Miss Shere has a
voice that promises a brilliant future
for her. She showed especial dram
attic ability In MemeHto by Tirindeili.
Master RAYMOND Dultz played the diff
fcult Faust fantasie like a mature mu-
stefan and Miss Bertha Mann has n
sympathetic tone and depth OF express
sion. Miss Gladys link In the Men
delssohn Capriccio: Mrs. Charles T..
DoVle. i'm Tostis song. My Darling;
Miss Ruth Callahan, who sang Lover
and Bid" by Guglielmo. and the Che
pin waltz IN fat by Miss Margueret'
Ia NJ. january all contributed mateTlaI-
" % the SUGGEST of the concert The
quartet from "Rigoletto." by Miss rs
borne, Miss Rachel Gunner Stephen
Well and Signor Bartolotta was a
fitting finale 20 the evening OF music.
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France show that the worlds produc-
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