The Detroit times., 1911-10-16

Poplto Arriola, the famous Span
lsh boy pianist, is coming 10 the Gar
rick theater, Sunday afternoon, Nov. 3.
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]. L. Edwards will give the third OF
his series OF twilight organ recitals In
| st. Johns church, Monday afternoon,
at 4.30 o'clock. The following pro-
gram will be played: Toccata, Beck
err; Ave Maria, Bach Gounod); Al
legIo and Adagio, sixth symphony
| (Wider); -Eyentide," (Harkeo !;
''Madrigal." Uemare); Marche Pic
toresque. (Kroegerl.
Mrs. III. NJ. Smith. pupil OF Mrs.
Clements, of the Detroit Conservatory
OF Music, has been secured as soprano
soloist OF the NJ. Z. church, OF Wyan-
dotte. The feature OF the regular
Wednesday concert or the conserya-
tory was the singing OF Mr.. Roy An
ger, pupil OF Mr.. Pease. Miss Car
noyski, Miss Delsia Tenney, Miss
Helen Smith and Mr.. Earl Holmes,
pupils OF the artist class, rendered pi-
ano solos. Mr.. c. o. Smith. a pupil
of Mrs. Clements, has been engaged
as tenor of st. Paufs cathedral
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The Michigan chapter OF the Ameri-
can Guild OF Organists, OF which N. J.
Corey is dean for the present year, IL
entering upon It's season with renewed
activity. Charles Frederic Morse,
chairman OF the program committee,
has arranged a long series of free or
gan recitals. both In and out OF town.
The first OF these will be given by
Richard Keys Briggs. next Thursday
evening. in Westminster church For
this occasion he has arranged q very
attractive program. The pubic u
cordially invited to all the recitals.
The annual banquet OF the chapter
will take place Monday evening, NOV.
20, when Robert Hope-Jones, one OF
the most famous organ builders, VIII
give an address.
Mikail Mordkin's all-star Imperial
Russian ballet. which will be seen In
the Garrick theater. Sunday after
noon and evening, Nov. 10, Is said 10
be the greatest organization OF the
kind ever given leave of absence from
the Imperial opera houses OF St ret
ersburg and Moscow. Although loatn
to lose the services of Russia's favor
tie dancers, the imperial government
gave Impresario Max Rabinoff every
aid in organizing this big company
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Last year we had none OF the great
pianists during the musical season,
but this year a number are promised.
The Detroit Orchestral association VIII
bring one OF the greatest and most
popular for the first concert OF the
season. Harold Bauer. with the Theo-
dore Thomas orchestra. Mr.. Stock
and Mr.. Bauer should make a great
combination and will present q Drill
liant concert. Mr.. Bauer's bookings
for the season are very extensive, and
consist OF many dates with all the
great orchestras I'm the country. sud-
scriptions to the coming series are al
ready In excess OF those OF last year,
and are being received daily. Inc
frst day for subscribers to obtain
their tickets will be Oct. %. The ap-
nreciation of what the association Is
doing to elevate the taste In Detroit,
and provide the public with the great
est of all concerts at a very low price
Il becoming more and more apparent.
The frst concert will take place on
Nov. 8.
The Mendelsohn club, incorporated,
has commenced weekly rehearsals Oh
IT'S wellknown mems chorus, wnlcn
viii continue every Monday at ) p.
m and men wishing to join for TINS
seasons work should apply immeoi-
ately. The newly-organized women
chorus il holding rehearsals every
TUESDAY. at z: 80 D. m. All renearsals
~ both choruses are held In the new
club house on Concord-ave.. directly
south of Kercheyal, and application 10
either chorus may be made In person
on the evenings above mentioned OF
bv writing the clubs musical DIRECTOR
nr q r. Marshall, No. 400 Helen-ave.
The fair and vaudeville entertainment
he,d nv the club last week. proved sue.
oassfui financially, and also anorded
,he General public an opportunity 10
inspect the handsome new cruz pu Tsa
ing. only recently compie.ee.
proceeds from the fair VIII DC U.s.
largely In the securing Oh s,
for the new building. the equlpnsn.,'
NJ which will include poWhns,
uards. etc, and the social ne =, lne
club will be equally developer. IN
Saen,ng with its musical actiVitles.
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The following program OF music
will he rendered by members Oh lne
Tuesday Musicale during the annual
convention of the Michigan STATE
Convention of women's clubs. to oe
held in Detroit from Oct. IL TO ~:
Tuesday evening, in Central Metho
dist church--Organ solo, Iriunphai
March" Miss Minnie Caldwell; SO.
prano solo, "Miriam's Song OF
triumph" (Reinicke), Mrs. Frederick
w. Brown; quartette, MY Loves
Like a Red, Red Rose" (Rogers)'
Chaminade quartette.
wednesday afternoon, In the Hotel
Pontchartrai c. minor Men
delssohn), Beethoven Trio, Miss Louie
Dawson, Miss Emma Mcdonald and
Mrs. Clara Koehler-Heberlein: songs,
Mrs. Granville I. Filler, soprano.
Thursday afternoon, Hotel Pont-