The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-24


That distinguished artist and popu'
lar favorlte. Mime Schumann-Heink.
assisted by Nine Elsa Ruegger-Lich-
tenstein, the well-known 'cellist or
this city, will appear Saturday eve
ming, May Z. in the Light Guard arm
DRY, under the auspices OF the Detroit
Fine Arts society. The concert Is the
result of an offer on Mime Schumann-
Heink's part To Mrs Charles +. Ham
mond. whose personal friends she Is.
to give her services TO any charity
Mrs Hammond might designate, Ia
recognition OF her friendly interest In
Detroit and OF the loyal support ac-
corded her on her many appearances
In this city.
Mrs. Hammond explained to Nine.
Heink the work being done in Detroit
10 fight the white plague and suggest
ed that the proceeds OF the contem'
plated concert be given to the Detroit
tuberculosis Sanitorium fund. This
arrangement was accordingly made
and Mrs Hammond has exerted
every energy TO insure the success OF
the AFFAIR. already having sold all the
boxes. Nine. Ruegger-Lichtenstein
has been close friend OF Nine.
Heink for many years, and It was the
great contralto's express wish that
she appear with her on this occasion.
The funds raised from the concert
viii go toward building a cottage on
the sanitorium grounds to be known
as THE Fine Arts Society cottage.
The following is list or the box
holders and patronesses. Box mold
ers: Mrs F. NJ. Alger. Mrs. Russell A.
Alger. Jr.. Mrs. f. T. Barbour, Mrs.
sherman Depew, Mrs. Samuel L.
Douglass, Mrs Charles A. DuCharme,
Mrs. Francis T. Dryer, Mrs. Edward
p. Hammond, Mrs Strathern Hendrie,
Mrs. Frank ]. Hecker, DR.. Henry j.
Uartz. Mrs. John F. Harrigan, Mrs.
Charles II Hodges. Mr.. Raphael Her
man. Mrs s. Olln Johnson, Mrs. Frank
y. Leland. Mrs. VIM. V. Moore, Mrs.
w HOWE Muir. Mrs. X. Arlington
Newman. Mrs John s. Newberry.
Mrs. ] Emory owen. Mrs. e. A. Skae.
Mrs. F. X. Stearns Mrs. r. d Stair.
Mrs James C. Smith, Mrs F. f. Wads-
worth. Mrs. J. Harrington Walker.
Mrs G. r. Warren; Patronesses: Mrs.
Russell A. Alger. Mrs Russell A. Alger,
L
w Atterbury. Mrs. John II. Avery.
Mrs. F. T. Barbour. Mrs. Geo. n. Bar
bour Mrs VIM. ]. Barbour, Mrs. Lem
w Bowen, Mrs. JOS. Boyer, Mrs.
Theo. D. Bull. Mrs. Arthur II. Bull.
Mrs. Frank p. Byrne, Mrs. Henry NJ.
Campbell. Mrs. Don NJ Campbell, Mrs.
Chas. w. Casgrain, Mrs. Mary H.
Christie, Mrs. VIM. ]. Chittenden, Jr..
Mrs. Emory w. Clark, Mrs. Frank G.
Croul. Mrs. Dwight Cutler, Mrs. Sher-
man Depe~. Mrs. Herman Dey. Mrs.
John c. Donnelly, Mrs. Samuel T.
douglas. Miss Mary II. Doyle. Mrs.
Paul II Deming. Mrs. Chas. A. Du-
Cbarme. Mrs. Francis T. Dryer. Mrs.
John NJ. Dwyer Mrs. John b. Dyar,
Miss Clara f. Dyar, Mrs. Theo. II.
eaton. Mrs. John b. Ford Mrs. r. Fl.
FHfe. Mrs. VIM J. Gray, Mrs. An
drew n. Green, Jr. Mrs Chas. F.
hammond. Mrs. F. p Hammond. Mrs.
WIN p Hamilton. Mrs. John F. Har-
rigan. Mrs Frank j, Hecker, Mrs.
Strathern Hendrie, Mrs VIM. G.. Hen
nv Mrs. f. s. Heineman. Mrs. Chas.
II Hodges, Mrs. Wetmore Hunt. DR..
Florence Huson. Mrs Jere c. Hutch
ms Mrs Fred'k II. Holt. Mrs. Chas.
n Jennings, Mrs. s. Olin Johnson.
Nrs IT 3. Joy, Mrs. Richard p. Joy,
Mrs Geo. T.. Lawson, Mrs. Chas. p.
Iarned Mrs. Frank b. Leland. Mrs.
Alley Lewis, Mrs. H. c. Lobenstine.
Mrs q ! Lydecker. Miss Alice Ly.
dacker Mrs. Abner f. Larned, Mrs.
Pbil,p Il Mcmillan. Mrs VIM. c. Nc
MILAN Mrs. VIM. A. McGraw. Mrs.
walter p. Manton. Mrs. Howard q.
Meredith. Mrs. Fred T. Moran, Mrs.
WIN v Moore, Mrs. Sidney T. Mil
Ter Mrs. w X. Muir, Mrs. w. Howie
Muir. Mrs. John s. Newberry. Mrs.
stoughten Newberry. Mrs. r. Ad-
TnQton Newman. Mrs. Ida F. Norton.
Mrs NJ. w. O'Brien, Mrs. Lewis II.
paddock Mrs. r. II. Page, Mrs Ar
thur NJ Parker. Mrs. Geo. II. Russell.
Mrs walter s. Russell. Mrs. Edw. A.
SIae Mrs Burt r. Shurley, Mrs Hen
~ n sheldon, Mrs. 8. Y. Seyburn.
Mrs 8 /. Smith. Mrs. NJ s. Smith.
Ms las. c. Smith. Mrs. K. ID. stair
Mra y x Stearns. Mrs. F. A. Sum.
nar Mrs. A CamDau Thompson. Mrs.
Nv Trafford, Mrs. Christine NJ. Van
tIu.sn Mrs Fredk r. Wadsworth.
Mrs Chas. n. Warren, Mrs. A. +. f.
White, Mrs. B. c. Whitney, Mrs. A.
z. Wing.
The Boston symphony orchestra,
which is to give it's only concert in
Detroit this year I'm the Light Guard
armory Tuesday evening. Feb. 1, is
nov in it's twenty-nInth year. having
~jven its first concert on Oct. %, 1881.
The concert in Detroit will be the two
a
fourth that Il has given in that time.