The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
IN SOCIETY

Miss Marjorie Baumgartner will
leave Sunday TO attend the academy
OF St Mary's In the Woods, in Indiana
George w. Tibbetts has returned
from i've weeks visit in Maine, and
Will reopen his vocal studio at No.
240 Woodward-ave. Monday.
Mrs Edward Mittelstaedt and Mrs.
George sweigert and daughters. Ruth
and Mary. are the guests or Mrs. VIII
liam Walmoth, at her cottage. Dor
win. Lake Orion. for the month OF
September.
The famous Mormon Tabernacle
choir OF ESQ voices, of Salt Lake City.
viii be heard In Detroit Oct. ~, II
negotiations now under way are sue
cessfully concluded.
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The Detroit School OF Music will
open for the season. Monday. Sept.
IL. with Director Franz L. APPEL, In
charge.
The examination OF candidates fer
the free scholarships to be given this
fall by the Ganapol School Of Musical
Art, will take place Oct. 2, I'm the
school, when board of competent
judges will pass upon the merits OF
the applicants.
Mrs. Joseph Lathrop and two sons,
and the Misses Clara Gordon and Jes-
sic Ellis, who have been travelling In
Europe, arrived In Detroit Saturday.
The party was delayed FIVE days I'm
Liverpool on account OF the riots In
that city. They returned to America
on the Empress line TO Montreal.
Kirkland b. Alexander, OF Detroit.
Charles Greenway, OF Saginaw, and
Arthur Vanderberg. Of Grand Rapids,
representing the commission appoint
ed by the state to erect monument
In washington, ID. c.. OF the late Zach
Chandler, Of Michigan, will go to New
York the first OF the week to pass
the statue made by Charles Niehaus,
the sculptor, OF New York, who has
been awarded the commission.
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With the September issue of The
Studio, Detroit's own musical maya
zine, comes the announcement by
Editor N. Sidney Lagatree. of a
change of abode from Adams-ave
west, to the Park-bldg., No. 81 Wash
The current magazine
starts the fall season In a bright and
interesting way, with much between
Its covers to interest musicians and
music lovers"
The Detroit String Quartet members
are expected to return to Detroit next
week and rehearsals will be started
for the season, which will open with a
group Of concerts, Nov. Is and 16.
Miss Myrtle Elvyn, the young Ameri-
can pianist, will be the special solo
list Of these opening concerts.
Mrs. Ella Campbell Yates, who ap-
pears In a clever act In the Temple
this week, will deliver an address on
Socialism and Suffrage" at an infor-
NAL reception to be given In the home
OF Mrs. George Sherman. No. 419 st
Aubin-ave., between and 6 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. A number OF the
city's prominent women have been IN
vfted to meet Mrs. Yates and to hear
her address.
About ESQ members Of the Detroit
club enjoyed genuine down-east
clam bake, Friday evening, at Gaulk-
ers' Point. Members of the Squantum
club, OF Providence, r. l. came to
club men how to bake the clans, and
club men how Ia bake the CLAIMS, and
to cook Holsters and sweetcorn. Sea
weed right from the ocean gave just
the proper flavor to the CLAIMS which
were baked, In the seaweed, on piles
OF heated stones.
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The subscription list for the Detroit
Orchestral association series of six
orchestral concerts is now open In the
home of N. ]. Corey, secretary OF the
association, at No. 38 Woodward-ter-
race. There Is decided advantage
to the music lover in the matter OF
expenditure in the subscription tick
cts, and early application IL urged In
order 10 secure choice OF location, as
all indications point to the most sue
cessful and largest advance request
for tickets the association has known.
The season will open Nov. with the
Thomas orchestra.
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The Mendelssohn club announces a
number OF specially attractive fea-
lures for its ninth season, beginning
the second week in October. In adj
dition to the mems chorus, 80 favor
ably known to concert goers. DR.. G..
r.. Marshall. the director, will form a
chorus OF women for the study Of
sight reading and choral singing In
two, three and four parts. The wom-
ems chorus will also work with the
mems chorus, and orchestra, In the
production Of some notable compost
ton such as Mendelssohn's Lodge
sang" or "Athalie. Good voices are
wanted for both choruses, and cor;
dial invitation IL extended to all
singers to join at the beginning OF
the season. Detailed information
may be had from the director. DR..
q n Marshall No. AGO Helen-ave