The Detroit times., 1910-11-22
IN SOCIETY


Edwin Hughes. the pianist. who
came 10 Detroit from Vienna, to be
come mead OF the piano department
|uf the Ganapol School OF Musical Ara
will make his first public appearance
in this city, Tuesday evening. In the
Church Of Our Father, when he will
give recital program. Mr.. Hughes
will play the following program, con-
menoing at SIS o'clock: Andantc
con variazioni in r minor (Haydn) !;
intermez2o (Brahms); ballade No. 2
anG ballade varia ions on a Norwcg.
ian theme (GriegD; sonata II fiat mi
} nor, Chopin: Minuetto, (Zanellal I;
Arabeskue, (Lescheltsky) Gavotte,
(6chuet); Weiner Blut valse,
|. (Strauss); concert paraphrase by Ed
win Hughes. Tickets for the recital
may be procured at the school or at
the door OF the church.
Justin Huntly McCarthy's poetic
drama, III Were King" was read by
| Frank Hurlbut O'Hara, Thursday even
ing, in Chaffee hall, as the second
number i'm the course OF entertain
ments given under the auspices az
the Detroit Training School of Eloc'l-
ton Alumni association. MIR. O'Hail
greatly pleased his audience with MS
reading Of the play, and also OF II
group of humorous sketches. MISS
Eleanor Klugh sang two OF Liza l.eh'
mann's charming Bird Songs In pleas
ing style. The next number In the
course will take place Thursday even
ing. Jan. 10. when Mrs. Edna Chance
Noble viii give the program
White and yellow chrysanthemums
formed the pretty decorations OF the
home OF Mrs. Nellie b. Starkweather'
No 10 Wateroo-st.. for the weddinS
reception OF her daughter, Miss IT,
Ruth StarlIweather, 10 William a.
Casey, which followed the marriage
ceremony in the IS, Peter and Paul =
Jesuit church Wednesday morning,
Nov. 16. The Rev. FIR. Dunn perform
ed the ceremony Miss Loretta Casey
and Ford Starkweather were the at
tendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Casey VIII
make their home in Battle Greek.
q
Francis p. Paulus. the former we'll
known Detroit artist who for the past
eight years, has been living in Bruges,
/
Mrs. Paulus MIR Paulus has brought
10 Detroit a number of .canvasses in
oils. pastels and etchings which will
be exhibited in the Museum of ART,
during December. During his stay in
Detroit. Mr. Paulus will have a studio
in the Fine Arts building.
To mark the first birthday OF the
Detroit Life Insurance Co, an infor-
NAL smoker was held Saturday eve
ming, by the officers and directors OF
the company. in the home OF Dana G.
Day. No. $50 Baggst President John
b. Chaddock. on behalf of the com
pany, presented the secretary, S. A.
Court, with a diamond ring, as tok-
en- of appreciation of his work in
launching the company.
Mrs. Clara Koehler Heberlein will
give an illustrated lecture on The
evolution OF the operate drama in
the home OF Miss Anna Louise Gillies,
Flint, Mich, Tuesday evening. Nov.
|29. Mrs. Heberlein will be assisted
by Miss Gillies. soprano: Miss Mabel
|Greene, pianist, and Jesse w Gran
dali, violinist
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Boris l.. Ganapo 10 meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hughes. and al
$50 TO mark the formal opening OF the
new home OF the Ganapol School OF
Musical Art, No. % Adelaide-st. Sat
urday evening, Nov. 2S, from 8 TO 10
O'Clock.
nun har NJ tTiendC NJ Dr T'heo
dore A. McGraw, gave a dinner In his