The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-28


was given by members Of the faculty
of the Detroit College OF Music.
Mrs. David Kerr, accompanied BY
Mrs. Arthur Russell, sang at mus
icale given Friday afternoon, by Mrs.
a. ii. Van Loon, No. AZ Melbourne
ave.
Miss Mary Garden, assisted by a
distinguished company OF artists, Will
be heard foe the first time IN Detroit
the first week in May. This will close
the greatest year OF music that Dc
troit has ever known.
80
A graduating recital by Miss Hazel
Winters, OF the piano and normal de-
partments OF the Mcdonald School OF
Music, will take place Monday even
ing, In the Y. w. c. A. hall. Others
on the program will include Miss
Elizabeth Emery, Miss Charlotte Nc
Donald. Miss Emma Mcdonald. Alex
ander Levey, Henry Haug and Rich
ard K Biggs.
Encores were many for the Y. w.
"A.
rection of Mrs. Marguerite Lavery, In
a concert, Friday evening, In the audi
forum of the Ford school. Highland
Park. The young ladies played a num-
Der OF pleasing selections In a spirit
ed manner and greatly pleased the
big audience.
On Saturday evening, April 10, Mr..
Collver will present the great Shef-
field choir, of England, conceded TO
be the finest body OF trained singers
in the world Two hundred mixed
voices constitute the choir, assisted
by O number OF excellent soloists. DR..
Henry Coward and Dr. Charles Har-
riss are the conductors.
80
The choir OF the North Woodward
ave. NJ. z. Church will give Spohrs
cantata, God, Thou Art Great Sun
day evening. This Is one OF the great
est OF the short cantatas and worth
a place In the work OF any church
choir Miss L. A. Lyon, soprano, Mrs.
Fred Fitzgerald, alto; Edward Pier
son, tenor; Thad Smith, basso, and
Frank Fruttchey, organist and direc-
tor, comprise the choir.
N. j. Corey will give his January
organ recital, at the Fort-st. Presby-
terrain church on Monday evening,
Jan. 80, at 8 D. III. He will play com
positions by Rheinberger, Brahms,
Widor, Massenet, Gounod and Mich
oil. He will be assisted by G. Nj.
Clobecy, bass, who will sing why do
the Nations" from Handel's Mes
siah," and group OF songs.
80
The last regular Wednesday after
noon concert of the Detroit Conserva-
tory OF Music was given under the d.
rection of Mr.. Francis l.. York. The
following took part: Misses Helen
Smith, Elizabeth Moore, Mary Huf-
son, Cora Price, St. Thomas, Ont, and
Eva McCurdy.
The January musical service OF the
choir of the Fort-st. Presbyterian
church, will take place Sunday eve
ming. The selections will be from Sir
Michael Costa's famous and beauu
fully melodlous oratorio, "Naaman.
The choir consists of Mrs. @. 3
Owen. soprano; Mrs. G.. II. Clements
alto; William LAWN, tenor; G. Nj
Clohecy. bass, and N. J. Corey, organ
list and director.
The Student league OF the Tuesday
Musicale met Tuesday afternoon al
| tho homie of Mrs. Boris l.. Ganapol
An interesting program was given by
Miss Jean Bresler, Miss Camilla
Hubel, Mrs. Barnes, Miss Jean Bat
tersby, Mrs. Joseph Krolik, mss Ger
trude Hartz, Miss Crysler and Miss
Barbour. Tea was served at the close
of the program.
The following young ladies OF the
Detroit Conservatory of Music took
part In a concert Saturday afternoon
at the Conservatory hall: Misses
Florine Windisch, Isabel Fisher. Lu
ellie Memo, Gladys Bishop, Margaret
Duffy, Florence Wuerth, Henrietta
Zawidska, Alice Becker, Charlotte
Fimlott, Edith Gurlinger, Marjorie
Turner, Ruth Church, Patrice Fisher
Florence Morehesd. Lorainetta Hen
derson. Georgine Mattson and Phens
Paulger.
The concert given at the Noitl
Woodward Methodist church. las
Friday evening by the Detroit Collegc
of Music, under the auspices of the
Epworth League, was enjoyed by
large audience. The program was
given by Misses Gertrude Quay. Eva
Woodward Lord, Bernice Wright and
Mrs. Louise Unsworth Cragg, plan
istes; Miss Moebs, violiniste Miss
Sara Schellberg, contralto, and Miss
Isabel Lokie, reader.
Pavlowa and Mordkin. with the In,
perial Russian Ballet, will be at the
Garrick again Sunday, Feb. 20. or
which date they will make their fare
vel, appearance. On this occasion
they will repeat their wonderful per
Torrance OF "Geselli." All record:
for box Office receipts at the Garrlch
were broken at these performance
last Sunday. and society was out II
full force.
Sylvan I.anglois, formerly well
known Detroit church singer. who has
been on the professional stage foI
some time past, will give a song re
cital In Curry hall, Windsor. Wednes
day evening. Feb. /, assisted by Mrs
| Fannie Myers Lanlois, mezzo-so
prano Mr.. I.anglois's program viii
| include classic and modern songs
| German leider, sacred and operati'
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