The Detroit times., 1911-10-16
WITH THE MUSICIANS


4 chartrain-Violin solo, souvenir
(Franz Drdla), ITO Wild Rose" &c.
A MacDowelD. Gavotte. lJoseph
Gossec), Mrs. +. l.. Abel: piano solo,
etude No. ~ and etnde No. Ia (Chop-
I'M. Mrs. Lillian Cove Mumford;
songs. Mrs. Charles A. Parker. con-
Itralto.
Thursday evening. In the art
museum-"Snow," Fly, Singing Bird.
Fly" (Elgar). Tuesday Musicale
chorus, Miss Jennie M. Stoddard, d.
rector, Mrs. Edwin s. Sheriff.. accom-
PIANIST; piano solo, Pastorale varie.
Miss Eva woodward Lord
David Bispham. the well-known bar
itone. will give his much-anticipated
recital In the auditorium OF the Cen
fury building. corner OF witherell and
Montcalm-sts., Monday evening, Oct.
10. This will give the public an op-
portunity TO hear this great artist in
an unusually well-eQuipped auditor
ium. The Twentieth Century club has
had extensive alterations made during
the summer season and the auditor
ium is now one of the most complete
OF Its kind 10 be found anywhere. Mr..
Bispham has prepared an entirely new
program for Detroit, and the fact that
II will be sung entirely In English Is
OF special interest. This Ii the same
program that will be given by Mr..
Bispham In his first New York appear
ance, Oct 20. The sale OF seats opens
at Grippell Bros, this morning. Fol-
lowing is the complete program: Part
I-Songs, classical and modern by
foreigners-"Hear Ne! Ye Winds
and Waves" &C. +. Handel; II At
tempt from Lovesickness to Fly" III.
PurcelD; when Two That Love Are
Parted" a. SecchD; I'm a Roamer,"
OF. Mendelssohn); THE Evening
Star" (Tannhauser) Orchard Wag-
ner): When was Page" (Falstan)
&c. Verdi: The Monotone" Up. Cor
nelius): "Caecilie." Orchard Stranss).
piano solos, "Serenade," christian
Sinding); En- Route" benjamin
Godard), Harry M. Gilbert. Part II
American compositions-'How Do l
Love Thee" Harriet Ware; Calm
Be Thy Sleep louis ElbeD; The
Seas Wooing." (Dr. N. ]. Elsenheim-
err; The Song of the Shirt" (Sid-
ney Homer; recitation TO music,
Elaine" (Tennyson). Ada Wiegei
Powers.
Miss Kitty Cheatham, a delightful
entertainer of charm and culture, ana
woman possessed OF soul OF poetry
and high ideals, viii appear in the
Lyceum theater, Friday afternoon.
Oct. 81, for the benefit OF the Young
Woman's home. Miss Cheatham d.
vides her program into things grave
and things gay and runs the gamut
of pretty sentiment in her artistic Sc
lections OF songs and stories. A rare
treat is In store for her audience. The
patronesses are Mesdames John N.
Bagley, II. E. Bodeman. Joseph Boy
er, George c.. Booth. Don M. Camp
bell, II. j. Caulkins, B. 8. Colburn.
II. l.. Dakin. Ralph Dyar. Allan +.
Edwards, William II. Elliott, Frank
Filler. George p. Goodale. ]. ID.
Hawks, George Hendrie. w. p. Hol-
liday, C. r. Hammond, George Johns
ton, s. Olin Johnson, Otto kirchner'
r. II. LHommedieu. James l.. Lee,
Henry B. Lewis, j F. M. McFar-
lane, Arthur McGraw, James Thayer
Mcmillan, Eleanor Peocock. Daniel
Quirk, Jr., w. H. Murphy. w. s..
Russell, J. d. Sanders. John Scott.
e. d. Stair, 8. l.. Smith, F, b. Stew
ems, Mark b. Stevens, John s. Swee-
ney, Dewitt II. Taylor. II. N. Torrey.
Charles b. Warren, David Whitney.
Jr., B. C. Whitney. Miss Ford, Miss
Peck, John Moran, j. Harrington
Walker, Gustavus Pope. Jay c. Nc
Laughlin, Philip Mcmillan. Charles
Hodges, Frank A. Spur, Julius Hare
and Miss Dyar. Boxes-Miss Ford,
Mrs. n. N. Torrey, Mrs. Joseph Boy
err. Mrs. b. C. Whitney, Mrs. Frank
Filler. Mrs. l. Sherbino, Mrs. Orla b.
Taylor, Mrs. Justin Emerson, Mrs.
Thee. Backus, Mrs. Otto Kirchner,
Mrs. II. F.. Merely, Mrs. NJ, E. Farr
and Mrs. Philip Mcmillan. Those who
have the entertainment, In charge are:
Mrs. r. z. Plumb, Mrs Jere G.
Hutchins, Mrs. John Mclean, Mrs. Nj.
E. Farr. Mrs. Frederick Allen. Mrs.
Orla b. Taylor. Mrs. J. e. Emerson,
Mrs. l.. s. Harris, Mrs. E. j. Little
field. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Bergman. Tick
cts are 81. and can be had from any
member Of the above committee.