The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-20

aU!e work which VIII have iendi-
ton at the Detroit String quartet con
Certs. Mr.. Cole. himself read, the
text, and the quartet assisted by Miss
Jeanne Andrews at the piano. plays
the musical setting especially rear
ranged by Mr. Cole for the stringed
Instruments. Nine Elsa Ruegger
Liehtenstein plays a group Of cello
solos. and the quartet will give a
Beethoven quartet ana a quartet hv
Gliere one Of the modern Russian
composers. The concerts Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday evening are
| open TO the public as well as sub
scribers. and tickets may be secured
al the door of the auditorium
The Detroit Industrial School and
Free kindergarten is 90 be the bene-
fciary of a fine amateur production IN
the Detroit opera house the week OF
May %. Professor Napoleon, q spec
tacular musical extravaganza. with a
cast of 500 young people. will be the
vehicle and it is expected that $4,000
will pour into the Golfers OF the worthy
charity as result r. Wade Ellis has
come here from San Francisco TO
take charge of the mammoth produc-
ton
The group OF pictures by II II Cal
lieon. the noted American artist now
On exhibition in the Museum Of AT
arc attracting many Interested visit
ors. The canyases are reproductions
OF actual scenes on the Massachusetts
coast. where Mr.. GaIlison has made
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classed with best of American land
scape painters, and the present ev-
hibition az pictures bears out the
artists fine reputation.
The last concert of the Detroit Sym
rhony orchestra for this season VIII
take place. Thursday evening, In the
icht Guard armory Miss Grace
Clark Kahler New York soprano
yiIl be the leading soloist with Miss
Lucille Pratt. of Detroit pianist as
second soloist. Miss Alyce Culiyf0rd
will play Miss Kahlcrs acccmpani.
mcnts Seat for the concert are nov
o. sale al Grinuelis
There is a great deal OF interest N
the production Of the Oborammcrgau
/ Passion play. Sunday evening I'm the
pc roit opera house Nv the Young
Mons Institute Rchoaraals have
! leon hold constantly. and the per
formarce promises 20 he q fine one
Music appropriate TO the play will be
. f. f. It E At tie
II. a Wheeler. field ecretary OF
1.-The I.aymans Missionary movement
was The guest of honor at q banquet
| Tuesday evening. IN the Y VI G. A.
rendered him by the Detroit commit
/ tee of the movement Mr. Wheelei
addressed the Detroit Presbytery
Tuesday.
\ concert will be given Thursday
evening. in the Detroit College OF
! Music. hv the Misses Margaret Ma
lone. Etna Tanslev. Eva Woodward
Lord. Della Cirardin and Henry Me
! cav. violinist 4 chorus OF women
voices will assist
Nr and Mrs. J Goldberg No. 33i
! Adelaide-st announce the engage
Iment Of their daughter Mss Matilda
tSvltia Goldberg 30 Nathaniel Nathan
son of Daniel Nathan. No 40 AIDE
laidc.st
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Iicut sir Ernest Shackleton. The
ENGLISH explorer. will lecture In De
'troit Saturday evening, April 80. ia
/ the Light Guard armory
Mrs Marguerite Tavcrv mas ioincc
thr faculty of the Detroit College %
Nusi as teacher OF mandolin, baniC
and guitar
Tho annual BANQUET of fho Dotrou
/ Whcelmcn VII take n'ar" Vrjue-da,
ovOning IN Tho c'nN howe.
cc-co1to1 .hrruf earth tHq1 t ars
-,afo m rrii-r 0riaua hv BURNING ~
',,f7I rud vn.u it rcsovhIfs hrict
dion c-,,-hirg m into hlehMaYs VIII