The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

ADRIAN hAh TYLER
widely known musical pedagoEue who
comes from BeIoit university 90 De-
troit to Join the Ganapol school OF
Musical Art faculty.
Herbert Trix. OF this city, accom-
panied by his college friend, Neil
Gardner, OF Toledo, spent the past
week In Niagara Falls. attending to
annual convention of the Beta Theta
Pi fraternity. Mr.. Trix and Mr.. Gard
ner will return to Detroit, Sunday. TO
spend few days with the formers
mother. Mrs. John Trix. No. SO Han
cock-ave. east, before returning to
Ann Arbor, where both are students
In the summer classes Of the univer-
. sity.
Abram Ray Tyler. for the past nine
years director OF music In Beloit
university, has been engaged for the
faculty Of the Ganapol School OF
Musical Art, in this city. Prof. Tyler
IL concert organist and pianist as
I Wen as pedag0gue, and is said to be
an especially excellent instructor In
the theoretical branches necessary to
thorough musical education. At
various times. Prof. Tyler has been
organist OF a number OF the large
churches in New York. He will come
to Detroit TO take up his duties with
the Ganapol school, Sept l.
o.
The July number of The Studio. just
out, contains many good featrues OF
interest TO musicians, an especially
complete report being given of the
recent annual convention of the Mich
igan Music Teachers association, in
Saginaw. A sheaf OF more than usual
ly meritorious music will be found In
the central pages OF the magazine,
among them a new composition called
''LePetit Pas" by We Editor, N. Sidney
Lagatree, written I'm his best style. l..
L. Renwick Is another Detroit com
poser to contribute q charming seren-
ade for piano.
All the members OF the Detroit
String quartet are summerfng In Brus-
sells, Belgium, and meet every day for
rehearsals. Nine. Elsa Ruegger-Lich-
tenstein, with her husband, Edmund
Lichtenstein, Is the guest of her
mother. Henri MATHEWS, the viola
player, and Georges Pierkot, the new
second violin, like Director Lichten-
stein, are violin pupils OF Caesar
Thomson and have been coaching
with their old master. Mr.. Lichten-
stein has been looking after the
selection Of new music for the quar-
tet and will return to Detroit with
many compositions for quartet and
quintet, new TO local music lovers.
The quintets played In last seasons
concerts were so popular that many
will be given this coming season. For
one OF the concerts, a quintet will be
played with George Shorthand Kemp
ton, OF Philadelphia, at the piano. II
an hour can be arranged, agreeable
to subscribers to the quartet's season
OF concerts, synopsises of the pro-
grams will be given by Prof Abram
Ray Tyler, well-known pedagogue,
who comes to Detroit from Beloit
university, In September, to join the
faculty of the Ganapol School OF
Musical Art
A "neighborhood party" was given
Saturday afternoon, by the residents
Of Taylor-ave., when the private car.
Yolande, conveyed a large party to
Orchard Lake, for an afternoons out
ing. Dinner was served Gin the
Orchard Lake hotel Among those
In the party were: the Misses Penny
cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Barnby, Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. McKerchey. Mrs. and Miss
Begle, Mr.. and Mrs Edward +. Lyon
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ID.
MCCORMICK, wTfffam d. BUICK and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William May and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Startling, Mr.. and
Mrs, Palmer and son. Mr. and Mrs.
and Miss Mems, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Spalding, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A..
Schnaple and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
|. w. B. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
, Boyce, Miss Helen Boyce, Harvey
Boyce. Archer B.. Lincoln, Mr. and
Mrs. Watson and son. Mr. and Mrs.
.Reiohenbach, DIR. and Mrs. J. A. BealI
and the Misses jBeall.