The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
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The Sons OF ST. George will give
a pedro party and informal dance
Monday evening, in ST. Andrews hall.
So
Detroit lodge, No. .. r. a A NJ.
whose Easter Monday party was suoh
a brilliant success. viii give the last
dancing party of the season early IN
May. for which arrangements are now
being made.
William LAWN. the Detroit tenor,
viii give song recital in Mt. Glenn
ems. Tuesday, April 25. assisted by
Mrs. George McGinnls, contralto, and
Miss Harriet j. lngersoll, accompan-
ist.
The entire slate presented BY the
nominating committee OF the Michi-
gan Society OF the Sons OF the Revolu'
ZION, in the annual meeting Of the
members, held Friday evening. In the
Hotel Pontchartrain, was sustained,
the principal officers following: Presl'
dent. Rev. Lee s. McCollestcr, ID. d.:
vice-president, Joseph Greusel: secre
tary. William c. Harris; treasurer,
Enoch smith registrar, Raymond T..
Van SICKLE: chaplain. RI. Rev.
Charles ID. Williams; historian, Clsr-
cnce NJ. Burton.
Two successful amateur produc-
lions for charity were given. Friday,
when a play called THE London
Flats" and musical vaudeville. was
given in the afternoon, in the Detroit
opera house. for the benefit OF the
Van Leuven Browne Hospital School
for Crippled children and the Kir-
mess given. liz the evening, in Knights
OF Columbus hall. for the benent OF
the Arnold Home for Aged People
Both drew large audiences and the
programs were much applauded. Inc
Kirmess will be repeated Saturday az
ternoon and evening.
The Detroit Training School OF
Elocution and English Literature will
graduate the following four pupils
next week, presenting them as follows.
Monday evening. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Jenkinson: Tuesday evening. Miss
Ethel Beatrice Sttlwell Wednesday
evening. Miss Iowa Belle Ward
Thursday evening. Miss Irene Chris
tine Crawford. All OF the recitals will
he given in Chaffee hall and music.
vocal and instrumental, will vary the
programs OF Evolutionary effort.
Much interest is being taken by the
public at large in the concert 20 he
given in the Church OF Our Father
Tuesday evening. May g by members
OF the Tuesday Musicale, for the oene-
III of the Industrial School and Free
kindergarten. The institution 10 10
benefited is one OF the trustworthy in
the city, and IL is In pursuance OF
broadening the philanthropic interest
and influence OF the Tuesday Musicale
that the members have arranged the
concert 10 aid the settlement work ~
the Industrial school. The program
arranged would. in Itself, attract low
ers. but added 10 it's genuine worth
is the drawing power of the cause FOR
which the concert is given comb!ir
alton which should result in a crowd
ed house.
The demand for seats for the pro-
I
the Detroit Normal School Alumni
association has been so large that al
tickets have been sold for the per.
Torrance, Friday evening, April 2S,
in the Central High school auditorium
and arrangements have been made 20
repeat the play Saturday evening. Tie
characters. in the play will be assunl-
ed BY amateurs of acknowledged clcv-
erness who have been coached by Bert
St John. under whose direction the
play is staged The proceeds are to
be devoted TO fund for the endow.
men; OF hospital bed for teachers.
Tickets for the second performance
are now on sale in Grinnell's.
II. A. Millken, violinist. OF the De.
troit Conservatory of Music, will pre-
sent one OF his talented pupils, Nelson
Schmidt, In a violin recital. Wednes
day afternono. April %. in the con
servatory hall. Miss Elizabeth Ben
nett, contralto. will assist. The De
troit Conservatory of Music orches-
ira, under the direction of Mr. Mill
ken. Will give "A concert in Central
Methodist church. under the auspices
OF the Central Epworth league and
SUNDAY school. Thursday evening
April 81, assisted BY Allan r. Wal
lace. baritone. Miss Helen FitzSim
mons, Walkerville. Ont, pianiste, a
pupil CT Miss Elizabeth Johnson, will
give o graduating recital, Monday
evening, April %. in the conservatory
hall A graduating recital will be
given BY Miss Laura y. Kennedy, nj
aniste, pupil OF J.. l.. Renwick. Wed
nesday evening. April %. In the con.
servatory hall. assisted by Miss Ma
thilda Sonkes, soprano. Miss Edith
I.arsbeo. n talented pupil OF Miss Ellz
abeth Johnson. will play Grieg noe
turne. Chopin's Ballade in G minor
and the Schulz-Elver concert arabes-
ones. "By the Beautiful Blue Dan.
ube," at the Wednesday matinee mus
ical in Lansing. Mich. Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Mildred Schaffer, pu
oil OF Mrs Hanley. will give gradu
ating recital. Tuesday evening. April
245. In the conservatory hall Mrs
n. Herman Smith, pianist. pupil OF hi
rector York will give graduating
recital. Friday evening. April rs, In
the conservatory hall. The following
pupils took part in the regular Wed
nesday afternoon concert: Miss
Edith Larrowe, Mrs. Leslie Lamborn
VIM. Ruby Cason, Miss Gertrude Car
novsky. Miss Freida Gagel, Miss Ar
butus Wolf, Worthwhile. Mich, ano
Nfiao ualen Smith