The Detroit times., 1910-01-15

A junior pupils recital was held
Saturday afternoon i'm the Michiga
Conservatory Of Music
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David Bispham. the favorite bari
tone, will give a recital In the Garrick
theater Sunday afternoon, Jan. 23
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ST. Mary's Collegiate Sorosis VIII
give concert Feb. /. in the CentDy
building. with Mrs. Teka Farm Nc.
Kinney as soloist
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Miss Mabel Wilson. yiolinist. will
give short program in the reception
room OF the W w. Nj. c. A.. Thursday.
Jan. 20, at r.. 80 o'clock.
90.
concert for the benefit af the Peo-
pies church will be given Tuesday
evening I'm the Church OF Our Father
The program will be given by Prof
William Yunck. Signor Bartolotta and
Victor Benham.
At the weekly concert training class
at the Michigan Conservatory OF
Music Thursday afternoon the follow
ing pupils took part: Misses Edith FL
vidge. Beatrice Bell, Gertrude Schultz
berger. Gladys link and Elose War
ner.
An organ recital will be given in
the jeff er $50 nave. Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
by l.. L. Renwick. assisted by William
A. Kerr, baritone. The program will
offer number of Grieg's compost
tions.
The following pupils OF the Detroit
Conservatory. OF Music took part in
the regular Wednesday afternoon con-
cert Miss Helen Meyer. Miss Grace
Pickert. Miss Mathilda Sonkes. Miss
Marie Barney, Miss Edith l.arrowe.
Miss Mamie Ball and Mrs. Maud Stim-
son.
The success Of Mischa Elman. the
vioinist, who is TO play in Detroit
Feb. 8. is quite phenomenal, accord
ing 10 reports from other cities where
he is now concertizlng. II remains to
be seen whether Detroit VIII appre-
ciate the opportunity OF hearing this
remarkable young virtuoso
90.
The following pupils OF Miss Myrta.
lene Yokom gave a concert at the
Michigan Conservatory OF Music
Thursday evening: Miss Helen VIII.
Jacques and Susanne Margolis; Miss
Bertha Edwards and Miss Lorgion.
Miss Callahan. soprano. assisted and
the program closed with a trio played
by the Margolis children and Freder-
lex Abel.
The following students OF the branch
studios of the Detroit Conservatory OF
Music save concert Saturday after
noon at the conservatory hall. assisted
by Miss Grace Young, pupil of Miss
Moore: Miss Florence Wood. Miss
Beatrice Thomas. Miss Marie Decker.
Miss Lucy Human. Miss Emma Mil
Ter. Miss Ella Huffman. Miss Ruth
Bender. Miss Ruth Berry Miss Emma
Fraser. Andrew Sutherland and Miss
Lucille Kenned.
The following students of the Nc
Donald School OF Music gave musi-
Gale Saturday afternoon In the Cen
tral studios Ida Pritchard. Rllea Hol-
comb, Myrtal Rhodes, Mabel Rucker-
field Bessie Swegles and Margaret
Orr PLAYED piano solos; Blanche Winn
and Edward Hradecky. violin solos;
and George Mckay. cello solo; Miss
Emery and Miss Myrtle Mcdonald,
pupil of Miss Emery. sang.
s-us.
The regular monthly recital by
pupils of Miss Alice May Harrah Will
be given Monday evening. Jan. 81, in
her studio. No. II Valpey building The
program will be rendered by Miss
Bessie Gass. oprano, aid Miss Mabel
Benjamin. contralto. both OF Barnes,
nj Wallace hDri-
tone. OF this city Miss Gertrude
Heinze and Miss Bessie b. Brown
will be the accompanies. and Will also
play two piano duets.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson. of the De-
troit Conservatory OF Music, will give
the following program Tuesday even
ing. Jan. is. for advanced pupils. In
the conservatory hall: Sonats, Op. 81.
Beethoven. Miss Mary Commons;
Gavotte (Cuck- -BrahmsD. Miss Mabel
Guess; Balade In q Minor (Chopin).
Miss Edith I.arrowe: ta) Etude (Chop-
i'm. tb) Mandolinata paraphrase
saint. Saensl. Miss Marjorie Cleland:
concerto in c sharp minor Ludwig
Schuytte) Miss RoZella Bower and
Miss Johnson al second piano.
The January concerts of the Detroit
String quartet will be given in Tenn
nle Beth FL Wednesday afternoon
Jan 10, and Thursday evening. Jan
90. The afternoon concert will begin
promptly at O'Clock and the even
ing one at sis o'clock. In response
10 an insistent demand the board OF
managers OF the quartet has consented
20 sell students tickets at the door at
70 cents each. The program will offe'
two ouartets. Haydn's Emperor and
Mendelssohns No. 2. and a Beethoven