The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-06


Aaron, just seven years old, opened
the program in a manner to presage
an artistic career. All OF the pupils
acquitted themselves with credit to
their instructor
| The following junior pupils of the
Detroit College of Music gave con-
cert, Saturday afternoon. in the col
/ lege hall: Richard Reading, Clare
Mackenzie. Arthur Stock, Thomson
Stock, Julia Francis, Edith Lindeman,
| Harriet Clark, Carol Walker, Helen
/ Peters, Viola De Hart, Edna Butler,
Dorothy Pinnegar, Vera APPEL. Char
lotte Wilkinson, Muriel Bernstein.
Grace Gates, Edith Meiser, Marian
Hayes, Alma Schimmel, Metha Stay
ton, Nitah Wardell, Vera Bernstein
and Miss Agnes Lodd Miss Edna
Law. contralto, assisted.
ALA Zuidema, organist OF the JEFF
ferson-ave. Presbyterian church, will
give the following organ recital, in
the church, Sunday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, assisted by the quartet, and
DR. Francis II. Greusel, tenor:
.Serenade" (Russel King Miller
Quartet-"Soul Celestial (Burdette);
Andante sonata -, (BorowskD;
tenor solo-"My Song Shall BE OF
Mercy" (Marks): Sunset Melody"
Charles Vincent: Caprice (Her-
bert Botting).
Fifty Danish students from the
University of Copenhagen, members
OF the Danish Students Singers So
ciety, under the leadership OF Herr
s. Levysohn, chorus master OF the
Royal Danish opera, who are touring
the United States, will give a con
cert, In Detroit, in the Garrick thea
ter. Friday evening. June 2. under the
local direction OF Burton Collver. The
society is the oldest and most dis
tinguished male chorus In Denmark.
II consists ordinarily OF $50 students
OF the University OF Copenhagen, and
since the organization OF the society,
In 1889, has been connected perman-
emily with the university. participat-
ing In most OF the university cere-
monies. The musical program which
the students will present, consists OF
Scandinavian folk-songs, college
songs and Quartets. Among the com
positions, some OF which will be pre-
sented for the first time In America,
are the choral works OF Greig, Rung,
Carl Nielsen, Bellman, Reissiger,
Hartmann. Kjerulf, Heise, Pacius and
Lange-Muller.
The following pupils OF the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music took part in
the Wednesday afternoon concert In
the conservatory hall: Miss Helen
Lassaline, Sandwich. Ont; Helen Nc
Connell. Mrs. F. n. Judson. Rita
NoonGa. Ontonagon. Mich. Ruth Hus-
ton, Mile Yorker, Lapeer. Mich;
William Ruby Cason and Miss Made
line Bennett. The pupils Of Mrs.
Alice Spencer Dennis gave a concert
Saturday evening, assisted by Miss
Minnie NJ. fuller. soprano, and Miss
Rita Noonan, accompanist The fol-
lowing took part: Misses Catherine
Moore, Phena Paulger, BEDFORD.
Mich; Margaret Van Sickle, Phleeta
Phillips. Harbor Beach, Mich: Gen
evieve Davis, Ruth Church, Dorothy
SLOVENIAN, Florence Morehead, Georg-
Inc Mattson, Edith Gurlinger. Lorian-
eta Henderson and Patrice Fisher.
A graduating recital will be given by
Miss Florence n. Fisher. pianist, pu-
pill Of Miss Elizabeth Johnson, Tues
day evening, In Fisher Memorial
Methodist church. She will be assist
ed by Harry III. Fisher. tenor and a
male quartet, consisting Of Harry
Heard, James Cummings. Harker
Watkins and George Graves and Miss
Gertrude Evans will be the accompan-
list. Miss Edith Larrowe, pianiste,
pupil of Miss Elizabeth johnson. will
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sisted by Miss Gabrielle Fuerth, So
prano and Edith Pfeifie, accompanist.
A number OF young people in the
First Baptist church, have formed
themselves into what is known as the
athletic department for the purpose
OF furthering summer philanthropies
such as a boys and a girls camp,
and to aid in the financing OF these,
have arranged TO give concert, Fri
day evening. May IL, In the church
auditorium. Last year. As boys enjoy
ed an outing In the camp at Union
lake and II is hoped to send double
that number this summer. The girls
camp is a new project and will be
held In the same place-Union lake.
Mrs. Charles p. Larned, Mrs. Frank
Albert Spies, Miss Ella Birdsall, Miss
Margaret Mannebach and the church
quartet, have all given their services
toward the entertainment. Mrs. Lar
ned will give monologues, In which
she Is said to be especially clever;
Mrs. Spies, whose charming soprano
voice used TO be heard frequently In
concert and church work, will sing
an aria and a song; Miss Birdsall
will play the cello with Miss Name
bach at the piano, and the quartet,
composed OF Mrs Alice Calder Leon
ard, soprano; Miss Marie Won Essen,
contralto; William Gotham. tenor and
William Cross. basso, Will sing two
numbers. Tickets may be procured
from members OF the church and will
be on sale In Grinnells. Thursday
and Friday. May IL and IL.
SCHOOL HEAD ASKED TO QUIT.
ALPENA, Mich. May 6.-George A.
Hunt. superintendent OF the Alpena
public schools, has been requested to
resign In q written communication
signed by all the members of the
board Of education. Mr. Hunt has
been connected with the Alpena
schools for 26 years. the past is as
superintendent.
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