The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-15
Saturday. April l5.
1911

Eleanor Hazard Peocock, soprano.
Miss Louie DAWSON, yiolinist, lnu
Miss Emily McKibbin, pianist. Iho
Tuesday Musicale chorus and strlnB
orchestra, the former under the CT
rection OF Miss Jennie NJ Stoddard
and the latter, under the baton OF
Mrs. Clara Koehler Heberlein, Will
give several numbers.
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In the annual meeting OF the Michi.
gan Chapter OF the American Guild
OF Organists, held in the church house
OF Westminster church, the follow
ing officers were elected: Dean, n. j.
Corey; sub-dean. Richard X. BigSs;
secretary, Paul Koch; treasurer HGr-
ny b. Harner: registrar, A w Platte
librarian, Mrs. NJ. ID. Bentley; audi
tors, Fred Alexander and Frank Brad
ley: executive committee, A. w.
Platte, f. l.. York. j. c. Batchelder,
r. e. Marston. DR.. c. +. Davies, j. I.
Wolcott and Nelson Gass; Recital,
c. F. Morse and Murray Paterson;
Services, J. l.. Edwards and George
Wright: Guild Extension, j. G. Batch
elder and j. w. Holland Addresses,
l.. L. Renwick and Allie Zuidema Ex-
aminations, A. A. Stanley and j. Z.
Batchelder; Reception. Mrs. Nj. II.
Christie, Miss Minnie b. Caldwell and
Miss Lucy Cook.
That famous body OF singers, the
Sheffield choir, OF Sheffield, Eng,
which appear in tne Light Guard arm
ory, Saturday evSning. will be greet
ed by one OF the largest, II not the
largest. audience of the season a.
a., al AU hni
II is so long since a choral body has
visited Detroit that the appearance or
the choir has aroused unusual inter
est. splendid program OF diversified
choral music will be given and the So
loists with the choir will give solo
and concerted numbers For the con-
venience of those attending the con-
cert all doors TO the armory will be
open, the entrances on Larned-st., be-
ing used for general entrance and the
Brush-st. entrance exclusively for mo-
tors and carriages A stage, elevat-
ed in tiers, has been specially built
TO seat the 200 singers comprising
| the choir.
In Washington, where Mary Garden,
| the celebrated prima donna, gave her
| first concert outside or New YORK
| city, she was the special guest OF
| President Taft, who. with three boxes
OF friends, heard the great singer In
| program, precisely the same as she
will sing in Detroit. in the Light
Guard armory, Thursday evening,
April %. Miss Garden emulates the
popular attitude OF those famous
| songsters, Jenny Lind and Adelina
Patti. in singing favorite homely mel
odies, Comm Thro' the Rye" Home
Sweet Home" Annie Laurie "Suwa-
nee River" etc, as encore numbers.
| The concert tour Of Miss Garden Is
not unlike that OF Jenny Lind, and
Patti in another important feature
/ the record audiences all over the
country. The subscription reservation
| for the Detroit concert, will open
| Monday morning, and the regular
ticket sale, Thursday, April 20, In Grin
nell Bros music house. Mail orders
(, will be filed In the order Of receipt
II accompanied by a money order and
addressed TO Burton Collver, care
| Grinnell Bros
Miss Isabel q. Mclean, Kansas
City, piano pupils of l.. l.. Renwick,
OF the Detroit Conservatory of Music.
gave her graduating recital in the
conservatory hall, assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Moore, soprano, Tuesday
evening. The regular Wednesday af-
ternoon concert was given by the fol-
lowing students: Spencer Heeney,
Plymouth; Miss Julia Thede, Mt.
Clemens; Miss Marie Howak, La
Crosse. Wis; Miss Florence Fisher,
Miss Dorothy ID. Coolidge, Miss Hilda
Doerr. Miss Patrice Fisher and Miss
Edith Gurlinger. The following
younger students gave a concert, Sat
urday afternoon: Margaret Spade
man. Marion Fisher, Elizabeth Vinton.
Myrabelle Goldberg, Helen Kendall,
Helen Gilbert, Gertrude Gerlock,
Josephine Renshaw, Bessie Springer,
Gladys Bishop, Clarence Winnie,
Irene Hunter. Masters Raymond and
Rowland Kostropitsch. Miss Dorothy
Coolidge. piano pupil OF Francis l..
York. will give her graduating recital
in the conservatory hall, Monday eve
ming, assisted by Miss Frieda Gag.b
contralto. William F. Reyer ,stenor,
pupil of Marshall Pease, will give
his graduating recital Tuesday eve
ming, In the conservatory hall Miss
Minnie B. Caldwell will give u con-
cert with number of her pupils. Sat
urday evening, April %. The Detroit
Conservatory of Music orchestra, will
give its annual concert in the Central
NJ. K. church, Thursday evening, April
%, assisted by Allen Patton Wallace,
baritone, and Miss Edith Larrowo,
pianist