The Detroit times., 1911-04-22
WITH THE MUSICIANS

Mrs. Helen wyrick Shafer. reader:
Miss Jean Ogilvie. soprano: Mr.. Jarvis
and Miss Charlotte 1ngersoll. accom-
PIANIST.
Miss Eleanore Osborne. soprano, and
Miss Lucille Pratt. pianist, will give
a Joint recital, Tuesday evening. In tho
auspices OF the Charity club OF the
Church OF Our Father.
The Cophenhagen University Choral
society, OF Copenhagen. Denmark, will
give a concert In Detroit. Friday even
Ing, June g This organization OF SO
male voices. will make a limited mum
Der OF appearances. In America, during
a transcontinental tour. The society
Will sing at garden party to be given
on the grounds OF the White House.
special invitation TO the members TO
attend the function.
owing TO the largo number OF people
who were unable TO secure admittancs
TO the Easter Sunday evening services
In st. Pauls cathedral the program
T wi.i be repeated for their benefit: Sun.
story OF the Crucinxion I'm selections
taken from seven OF tho most promin-
ent sacred music composers works. The
adult mixed choir OF the cathedral. un-
der the direction OF Arthur Russell, will
be assisted by special soioists.
In the annual meeting OF the alumni of
the Detroit Training School of Elocu-
ton and English Literature. which was
in Chaffee hall: President. Mrs. Gertrude
staeb; vice-president. Miss Lowry; re
cording secretary. Mrs. John Hanisy:
treasurer. Mrs: O. w. Clark: auditor.
Helen Workman and Mrs. Mildred Bolt:
chairman OF press committee, MISS
Muser. The annual banquet OF tho as
~ ttAN AAl1 T.. ~.
iot-Tayior-w oolfenden cafe.
The Tufts College Musical clubs will
se ssenn IN h a, se sud Ting
club Is made up of glee and mandolin
clubs and sings the IiveIiest OF college
songs The thirty boys composing tho
clubs have been giving concerts In New
England during the year. and are now
on their holiday tour to Chicago, which
Is given them as a sort OF reward for
Detroit for one concert. and there IL
local interest in the clubs In the fact
that the manager and cello soloist IS
Parker McCollester. son OF DR.. Lee s.
McCollester. Tickets for the concert
are on sale In Sheehans and may be-
had at the door.
The current musical season, in De-,
troit. will close with the visit OF Misa
Mary Garden, the famous operatfo
prima donna, who will appear In tho
ing, April 81. Miss Garden Will be as
sisted by Howard Brockway. the we'll
known composer-pianist.w who has many
admirers in this city. and Arturo IT,
baldi. young violinist. who In sal to
be usually talented. Mr.. Tibaidi IL n
young scion of English nobility, the
Hon. Arthur Larking, the son OF Col.
Cutherbert. and Lady Adela Larking.
tho latter, a sister OF the earl OF LIS
towel, and the former. for many years
equerry TO the late King Edward The
program that Miss Garden and these
two fine assisting artists will give fol-
lows: (a) Allegretto from second
sonata (Beethoven), OBJ finale from
Concerto No. in q minor (Bruch). Mr..
Tibaldi; aria from Louise" (Charpen-
teri, Miss Garden; (a) "RomaIice"
(Sibtlius), OBJ "Passepied" (Deiibes),
(c) "Gavotte and Musette" (d'Albert).
Mr.. Brockway: aria from ''rhais'' MAS
seneD, Miss Garden: (a) Nocturne
(Robert Stearnsl, (b) Polonaise (wie-
niawski). Mr.. Tibaldi; aria from ''sa-
lone" (Strauss). Miss Garden: (a)
Bailade in F major Howard Brock
way), OBJ Humoreske (Howard Brock
way), (c) Marche Militaire (Schubert-
Tausig). Mr.. Brockway: Ave Maria
(Bach- Gounod) with violin obligato
by Mr.. TibaldD. Miss Garden The sale
OF seats for the engagement II now
open in Grinnelis.