The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-21
v' +. MUsIcIANs

Miss Alice Ladue has been engaged
as contralto soloist OF the Crosse
Pointe Evangelical church.
Miss Schellberg, contralto, will sing
Gounods Divine Redeemer" at the
vesper service In the Y. w. C. A, Sum
day afternoon. Miss Eva Lord will
be the accompanist.
A concert will be given by Mrs.
Hattie Rood Grace and her daughters,
the Misses Grace, In Chance hall,
Thursday evening, May 26, under the
auspices of the Detroit Training
School Alumni association.
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special musical program has been
arranged 10 follow the comforting OF
the Royal and Select degrees by Mon
roe council, No. /, r. & 8. NJ, Mon-
day evening, In the Masonic temple.
The music will be furnished by Miss
Louise Newell. Miss Kathryn Galpin,
Lloyd Robinson and Miss Florence
Galpin.
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A benefit concert will be given I'M
der the auspices OF the employees OF
the Packard Motor Car Co., for the
family of deceased fellow worker,
A C. Wilson, in Harmonic hall, Sun
day evening, at 8:15 O'Clock. The
program arranged promises musical
enjoyment and includes the names or
such well-known musicians as Prof.
William Yunck, Signor Guiseppi Barto-
lotta, Miss Sadye Jacobsen. Miss
Eleanore Osborne. Miss Margaret
Chidsey. Miss Margaret Msnnebach,
Harry Jacobsen and Miss Elsa Graf.
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A "Milkmaids Concert" will be
given Thursday evening, May rs, In
the Burns-ave. M. E. church. About
forty voices are being trained for the
concert by Mrs B. F. Allies. The prin-
cipal soloist will be Miss Jane Eng
land Philip, of Chicago, and others TAX
ing leading parts will be: Miss Clara
George, William C. Bunce, Miss Emily
Keightley, Miss Katharine Seeiey.
Miss Miriam Seeley, Miss June PeltoD,
Mrs. Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mr..
Manning, Mr.. Shaw and Mr.. Oostdyke.
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The second organ recital under tho
auspices OF the Michigan chapter OF
the American Guild Of Organists, Will
take place Monday evening. May 20,
in the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian
church, with l.. l.. Renwick as soloist.
Mr.. Renwick will play the program ne
gave Saturday afternoon at the Ann
Arbor May music festival, and will
be assisted by Miss Fay Allen, so
prano.
The choir OF the First Congrega-
Itional church will give special must
cal program Sunday evening, from the
works OF the late Dudley Buck. For
several following Sunday evenings the
programs will be devoted to eminent
American composers. At the morning
service, Sunday w. f. Bartels will
sing new composition, He Leadeth
Me-" by Truman Wolcott, organist
and choir director OF the church.
For the musical vesper service In
the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian church
at 4 o'clock, Sunday afternoon, Organ
list l.. l.. Renwick and the quartet
choir, under the direction OF DR.. Fran
| els H. Greusel, will give the following
Iprogl am, assisted by Henry McCaw,
lviolinist: Organ. March Solenelie'
/ (Gounod) hymn, choir; anthem
"Hark, Hark Ny SouP' (Hainer); VIC
| lin solo. "Reverie" (Vieuxtemps) con
tralto solo, Abide With Me" (Ayl-
ward) organ, Spring Song" (Men'
ldessohn); sextet, God Be With You
| (Henrich) "Triumphal March" (Sani-
ton-Dolby).
Students from the plano, violin,
! cello and vocal departments of the
Mcdonald School of Music will give
musicale in Y. ". T.. A. hall, Fri
day evening, May q. They will be
assisted by Miss Elizabeth Emery, So
prano; Miss Charlotte Mcdonald,
violinist: Miss Emma Mcdonald, cell
list, and Richard X. Biggs, accompan-
list. Mrs. Clara Koehler-Heberlein
will give an explanatory talk. Stu
dents from the elocution department
of the school will give a recital In
Chaffee hall, Wednesday evening,
May rs. Miss Elizabeth Emery, Of
the faculty, was well received in the
Arnold M. f. church, Wednesday
evening, at the concert given under the
auspices OF the Epworth league.
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Miss Elsa Boettcher and Miss Ida
Tavernier, both plano pupils of Mrs.
Martha Holly Weist, Of the Ameri-
can Conservatory of Music, appeared
with success during the past week In
local concerts. Miss Boettcher was
soloist at the musicale given in the
home of Mrs. Horatio Earl, Tuesday
evening, for the benefit Of the Van
Leuyen Browne Home for Crippled
Children, and Miss Tavernier played
for the musicale and reception given
by the womans Guild OF st. .Joseph's
| Episcopal church, Tuesday afternoon.
The preparatory dramatic class OF the
conservatory under Nine. Burtraw-
Ravillex opened Tuesday evening with
good attendance. Director Straub,
! OF the conservatory, will give this de-
partment especial attention and stage
training in all its branches will be
taught.
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A large and unsteady appreciative
audience filed Chaffee hall, Friday
evening, to listen to an artistic recital
OF piano music by Miss Isabelle APPEL.
This musician is well-known among
| the younger pianists of the city and
] is literally endowed with those gifts
OF talent and attractive personality
that make for success on the concert
platform. A program of fourteen mum.
bers, representing the old and the
modern I'm the classics, gave ample
opportunity for the display OF tech.
nioue. musical feeling and general ex-
cellence OF musicianship. Miss APPEL
has had thorough schooling and has