The Detroit times., 1910-11-19

in the Church OF Our Father. by the
following quartet under the direction
of DIR. f. n. Greusel: Mrs. Frederic
Brown. soprano; Mrs. Charles PARK
err contraltu; Archibald Jackson, bar.
itone. and Or. Greusel, tenor. Earl v.
Moore will preside at the organ. lne
musicale lie free to the public. TIE
following will be the program; organ
Spring Song" (MacFarlane); ar
them, Praise the Lord" (SmarD So
prano solo, The Lord Is My Light
(Marsh); quartet, Soft Floating On
the Air" (Root); eontralto solo. 70
Rest in the Lord" (Mendelssohn)
baritone solo, Gloria. (Buzzi Pee.
cia); quartet, "Hark My Soul.
(Houseley); professional marcn,
(Rogers)
A concert under the auspices or the
Women's union of the Woodward-aVe.
Presbyterian church will be held IN
the home OF j. l.. Hudson. No. 443
Woodward-ave., Monday evening, Nov.
81. Those who will provide the pro
gram are Miss Louise Gillies, soprano.
OF Flint. Mich: Misses Helen Burr
Brand. harpist: Jesse Crandan, NC
Iinist. BAY City. and Miss Mabel
Greene. Flint, accompanist. Miss Gilt
lies has heen heard in Detroit befo.e.
having delighted a large audience IN
the Y. w. G. A., last spring. MISS
Brand Is connected with the Boston
Conservatory of Music. while Mr.
Crandall has just returned from Aus
tria. where he completed his musical
studies, Mrs. j. A. Stuart, OF the
Women'e union, has been largely IN
strumental in arranging the program
Mrs. John McKerchey, contralto, 90
COMMANDED by Mrs. ]. j. Tin1lin, gave
several musical numbers, Thursday
morning, in the Thanksgiving pro-
gram OF Louisa ST. Clair chapter, ID.
A r.. held IN the Century-bldg.
Arthur Fischer gave an enjoyable
rendition OF the delightful play "A
pair OF Spectacles," Friday evening, In
Trinity M. F. church, Highland Park,
as the opening number OF a series OF
entertainments arranged by the
church The next will be a lecture by
DR.. w. A. Colledge, Thursday, Dec. 1.
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After an absence OF Is years. Clar-
ence Eddy, the noted American organ
ist. was heard In Detroit, Friday even
ing. when he gave an organ recital,
IN the North Baptist church. The
auditorium Of the church was hlled
IN every corner and there was much
applause for Mr.. Eddy. The program
embodied every school Of organ music
with works by composers OF many
nationaJities. Mr. Eddy having made
careful selection in his progTam-mak-
ing TO present as catholic an evening
of organ music az the broadcast taste
could ask. Mr. Eddy's powers as an
orRanlst have been fully recognized
these many years and HE artistic at
tainments show no diminishing bril-
lance with the passing Of time He
had an unusually fine instrument upon
which TO play and made the most OF II.
n must have been a source OF salts
faction TO the members OF the church
20 hear their splendid instrumept un-
der such a master hand Arthur Rus
sell. basso, was the assisting soloist,
and sang so well that he was encored
several times Mr.. Eddy gives sec
ond program Saturday afternoon, with
the assistance OF Mrs. Granville Filler,
soprano.
Owing 10 the illness or John c.
Batchelder, the organ recital to- have
been given by him. Monday evening.
in the Westminster Presbyterian
church. az one OF the winters series
under the auspices OF the Michigan
chapter OF the American Guild OF Or.
ganists has been postponed. Mr..
Batchelder has been compelled to so
south for the winter.
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Tho CNam'nade quartet. whose per
sonnet includes Mrs. Frederic Town.
ala Mfs. benjamin milford. sopranos,
and Mrs. Charles Parker and Mrs. Jen.
ME NJ. Stoddard, contraltos. will sing
at the morning musicale and luncheon