The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
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A musical entertainment under the
direction OF Miss Eva b. Spillane VIII
be given In the Y. w. c, A. nan Weu
nesday evening, June ], In ala oi S''
Josephs Home for Boys.
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Thad Smith. pupil OF Harry Hearu,
has been engaged as baritone sOIois'
In North, Woodward NJ. Z. church Nj.
Smith formerly was soloist IN the
Central Presbyterian church.
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The last musical service to be given
nv the choir OF the Fort-st. Presoyter-
ian church will take place SUNDAY
evening. For this service Gauls oeau,
tiful Cantata, The Ten virgins, WIN
be given. The choir consist or MIS-
George s. Owen, soprano; Mrs u H.
Clements, alto: William LAWN, tenor
Charles ". Clohecy, bass; n. j. Corey
director and organist
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A concert will be given in the Cass-
ave. Methodist church Tuesday even.
ing. MAY 81, by the Detroit College OF
Music. under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid. Those who will take
part In the program are the Misses
Elizabeth Ruhlman, Eva WOODWARD
Lord. Della Blanche Girardin, plan
istes: Isabel Lokie, reader; sara
Schellberg, contralto; Miss Bessie
Girardin and Henry McCaw, violinists;
Charles j. Cragg, basso, and Louise
Unsworth Cragg, accompanied.
Flvin Singer will give the first OF
his annual series OF soiree musicals
Wednesday evening, June Is. when ne
will have the assistance OF the follow
ing pupils: Clara May Baer, Grace
Cowles. Anna Green. Catherine Kun,
Bertha Lang. Anna Peters, Hazel Gem
Tibbits, Evadne Twlning, Myrtle
Woodruff, Donald Burroughs, Coz
nelius Geerling, Ray Mauer, ID. J. NC
Donald, Hudson James Prize, Thomas
Sweeney and Emil Voelker. The pro-
gram will consist OF selections from
standard operas. Mr. Singer viii De
heard in the Arioso from Leon
cavallo's IT Pagliacci," and In the part
OF Edgardo in the famous sextette
from Donizetti's opera, Lucia di Lam
mermoor."
The plans for next seasons series
of concerts by the Detroit Orchestral
association are being actively pushed.
Four dates already have been ar
ranged. The first concert will be
given by the Theodore Thomas or
chestra Nov. II. A decided novelty at
this concert will be the appearance OF
the world.renowned harpist, Signor e.
Tramonti. The second concert VIII De
given by the New York symphony or
chestra Jan. 81; the third by the Bos-
ton Symphony orchestra, Feb, l, and
the fourth by the Theodore Thomas
orchestra the last week in March. Ne
gotiations are pending for the hfth
concert. The list for the Guarantor
association Is rapidly growing, num-
bering now over two hundred names,
as against one hundred and seventy
for last season.
The annual June festival for the
benefit of the Providence hospital, 20
be given In the handsome new build
ing OF the institution, June !. will
mark the farewell to Detroit OF Signor
Giuseppe Bartolotta the Italian tenor.
who will participate in the evening
musicale. This will be his last appear
ance before a Detroit audience before
on his concert tour. Other
artists OF local renown will participate
In the evening musicale, including
Miss Margaret Mannebach, pianist;
William Yunck, violinist, and Miss
Searle. pianist. The festival will open
with a bazaar In the afternoon, when
a varied assortment OF articles viii
be sold for the benefit OF the hospital,
and choice refreshments will be
served
A remarkable program of classical
music was given by several pupils or
Miss Minnie G. Diederich, In the lat
ter's private school. Nos. l03-105
FIigh.st. east last Saturday afternoon.
The work OF Master Andrew Com
stock Haigh. aged IA, who rendered
n number of difficult selections from
Bach, Daquin, Grutzmacher, Borowsh
and Beethoven, entirely from memory,
proved revelation. All the pupils,
in fact, displayed remarkable ability.
With the exception OF two or three,
all are between the ages OF and IL
years. Those who took part, In add
ton to Andrew Comstock Haigh. were
Miss Florence Leszezynski, Miss Mar
jorie Parker. Miss Edna Gould, Miss
Begole, Miss Matilda
Otto. Miss Grace f. Hatch. Miss Nor
ma Schober, Miss Gabrielle Thomas.
Miss Della Weber and Miss Katherine
The program closed with
a duet by Master Haigh and MISS
Diederich.
A musical service will be given in
St Mary's Episcopal church, Eliot and
aubien-sts, Friday evening, June 2,
At s O'Clock, by a vested choir OF
twenty-five voices. The soloists Will
be: Miss Grace Labadie. soprano;
Miss Jean Levin, contralto; Albert
Bunce. tenor; Dr. w. J. Whiteman.
basso and director. Miss Ethel
I.ooney. organist The program fol.
lows: Voluntary. Guilmont; anthem,
Sing Alleluiah Forth Dudley
Buck: bass solo, The Lord Is My
Light" Frances Allitsen; anthem,
God. Who at Sundry Times" Stew
art: quartet. Grant Us Thy Peace"
Heinrich: soprano SOLO My Re
deemer and My Lord" Dudley Buck;
anthem. Lord, Have Loved the
OF Thy House" Torrance
trio, Hear Our Prayer" Abbott;
melody In d fat, Taubert: anthem.
''rhe LORD Is Exalted" West; tenor
solo. selected: anthem, 81 Will Praise