The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
WITH TIL MUSICIANS

Mrs. David Kerr sang at the meet
ing OF the Detroit New Century CLUB,
Monday afternoon, with Mrs. Arthur
Russell as accompanist.
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Miss Gertrude Heinze, pianist, and
Paul Heinze, yiolinist. played at the
graduation exercises of the Eastern
high school Thursday. with much sue
cess.
The Dunbar company OF instrument
tai and vocal soloists, readers and bell
ringers, will give a concert in Simp.
son NJ f. church Tuesday evening,
Feb. /, under the auspices OF the Tull
Bible class.
Mrs. David Kerr, soprano. and Ar
thur Russell, basso, with Mrs. Arthur
Russell as accompanist, sang at the
| birthday banquet rendered the Rev.
Father Van Dyke, by members of st.
Aloysius church. Thursday evening.
The following pupils OF the De-
troit Conservatory OF Music took part
| In the regular Wednesday afternoon
concert: Misses Hazel Patrick, Geor-
gina Parker, Laura Kennedy, Florence
Fisher, Margaret Dunlop, Eva Nc
Curdy, Nita Meyer and Mayme Fore
man.
Among the numbers to be given by
Mischa Elman, the violin virtuoso, in
his Detroit concert. in the Light Guard
armory. Feb. 8, will be the famous
Faust" fantasia of Wleniawski, in
the playing of which Elman is said 10
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Miss Elizabeth Emery. Of the Nc
Donald School Of Music, has organ
lied a ladies' chorus. The members
are students OF The school and they
will sing at the next public recital TO
be given Feb. in the Y. w. {. A.
hall
A Junior pupils recital will be given
| IN the Michigan Conservatory OF
Music. Saturday afternoon, Feb. 5, and
an intermediate pupils recital, Thurs
day. Feb. 10. At the concert training
class, Thursday afternoon, an inter
esting program was given by the
Misses Anna Dennert, Edith Elvidge
and Gladys link.
The regular evening concert OF the
Detroit College OF Music will be given
Thursday evening, Feb. 3, in the col
lege, No 1245 Woodward-ave. The
following pianists will be heard:
Misses Charlotte Smith. Bernicc
Wright, Eva Lord, Elizabeth Ruhlman
and Louise Unsworth Cragg. They
will be assisted by Charles j. Cragg,
basso.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the graduation exercises Of
the Michigan Conservatory of Music
In the Light Guard armory, Feb. II. y
number OF the little children gradual
ing from the kindergarten will be pre-
sented with certificates at the same
time as the graduates Of the school
receive their diplomas. There will be
a large class graduating this year.
about 26.
For the February concerts OF the
Detroit String quartet the orgaDiza-
ton will play a Mozart quartet and
the famous DeBussy quartet, the lat
ter one OF the most talked about and
admired Of modern works for strings
The concerts Will take place Feb. 1G
and II In Temple Bethel Eel. as usual
The opportunity offered students
hear the concerts foT 90 cents proved
very popular at the January concerts
and will be continued throughout the
season.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, of the De-
troit Conservatory OF Music, Will give
q concert Friday evening. Feb. A. i'm the
Conservatory hall The following pu-
pills will take part: Miss Louis Doug.
las. Crosse lie; Miss Katherine Brett
meyer, Miss Grace Pickett. Miss Helen
Worcester. Miss Melenese O'Connor,
H. Bertram Bell, Miss Grace Rink,
Miss Frances Alley, Miss Dora Stocker,
Miss Gladys Mendelssohn Miss Fay
Floody, Miss Gladys Bosworth. Red.
ford, Mich; Miss Florence Fisher and
Irving Wolfgang
Francis l. York, director of the De
troit Conservatory OF Music, has been
elected secretary of the National
Music Teachers association, for the
ensuing year, and also member Of
the executive board. The national
convention was held in Evanston, H.,
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