The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-09
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Miss Hattie Groneman after pro
lohged absence from the city has re-
opened her studio in the Van Husan
building.
rhe annual concert of the Mendels-
sohn club will be given Ia Harmonic
hall. Tuesday evening. May 10. An
excellent program has been arranged.
800
concert will DE given under the
auspices OF the Westminster league
OF The Forrest Presbyterian church.
Monday evening. May .. In the church
house. The program will be given 10y
the faculty OF the Detroit College oi
Music,
The following pupils of the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music took part IN
the regular Wednesday afternoon con
cert Miss Florence Brown. st. lgnace.
Miss Marjorie Cleland. Mrs. l." q. Lam
born Miss Eva LeNey. Miss Beulah
Henry and Miss Mary Commons.
rho Nav issue OF Detroit's musical
magazine. The Studio. is devoted to
the various festivals now being held
In this section of the country The dit'
ferent departments OF this ne@sy lit
tie magazine are full Of interest.
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Miss Helen Davis. soprano, pupll Oh
Mrs IL. $ henderson,. sang at the
Odd Fellows banquet. In DIAMOND
temple. Friday evening Her rehdl
lion OF Spring Has Come. by Mande
White. was we'll received, and she re
sponded 10 an encore MIS- tIora
Henry was the accompanist
Miss Elizabeth De Lendernier, pupii
OF Eyin Singer, has been appolhteh
soprano soloist OF the Central chufch'
Newhury ana Berkeley-sts. BOSTON,
one OF the largest and wealthiesl
churches of thar city. Miss de Les
dernier. who possesses very synlpa
the,ic sweet voice of strength and mex
ibility made her home. while studying
In This city. with her aunt. Mrs. Burch.
No S027 Grand Boulevard east.
900
Miss Marjorie Y Cleland, pupil m
! Miss Elizabeth Johnson. Of the De-
troit Conservatory Of Music, viii give
the following pos, graduate recital
Tuesday evening. May 10. I'm the cou.
servatcry hall. assisted by Miss Marie
Barney. soprano and t. l.. RenwicK.
accompanies: Chaconne in minor,
Bach BusoniD sonata, Appassiona'a,
Beethoven song, 20 Don Fataie'
VERDI Miss Barney: CapIiccio In -.
minor, (Brahmsl noctnrne NO. v
I Chopin: Mandolinata Submissions
five songs (al Stars the Night
Adorning. (Wekerlim: tb) Come 10
the Garden Love" (Salter). tc) ~
Come with me in the Summer Night,
(Vanderstucken) Rhapsodie Hon
groise No Cl.iszp
\ complete reorganization OF the De
froit Orchestral association has been
accomplished and present indications
are that the series OF concerts gwen
by the great orchestras OF the conn-
try under these auspices the past I'VE
years viii continue with increased sue
cess Frederick X Stearns. who was
chiefly instrumental in organizing the
association and has been its energetic
president during its entire existence,
felt the time had come when he must
give up his work in that connection.
and II was az his earnest solicitation
that new board OF directors and OF
GERS We're elected Mr. Stearns leaves
for Europe. May 20. To be away until
fall and he plans to spend next winter
in New York. 50 that he felt he could
no longer carry the Office Of president
upon his shoulders. w. II. Murphy
has been elected TO that Office. with
Frederick VI Alger vice-presjdent.
Charles Moore treasurer. ~ J Corey
secretary. and John Scott. auditor.
The board OF directors are c. l..
Frcer + :. George. w G. Leland.
Lem w Bowen and J. Harrington
Walker 4 special committee consist
ing OF Charles Moore John Scott and
y. !. Corey will conduct the business
matters NJ the association or the 40
guarantors Of last year over 40 have
renewed their subscriptions for next
year. and there seems no question that
/ the poo mark will be easily reached.
\ new seating arrangement of the
armOry will be made. which. while re-
ducing the main floor capacity by
nt arly 900, will be of greater comfort
10 the audience The season will open
Nov IL with the Theodore Thomas
orchestra Two other dates have also
been made that OF the New York
symphony the third week in January,
and the Boston symphony. Feb. |.