The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06

certO in G. minor. The concert next
Wednesday afternoon Will be under
the direction OF Miss Elizabeth john
son and will be devoted entirely to
| Chopins compositions. Miss Georgia
Barton, pupil of Miss Caldwell, of the
I faculty. will give graduating recital,
! Thursday evening, Nov. 3, in the con
seryatory hall She will be assisted
by Mrs Walter Fox, contralto, and
Miss Caldwell. The program will con
sist of the Scherzo in b fiat minor
/ (Chopin;) prelude and fugue in b flat
major (Bach) Scotch Poem MAC
DowelD; Romance in b minor, Saint
! Saens): Rustic OF Spring" (Sind-
ing). lmpromptu i'm fiat major
(Schubert) and three movements OF
Mendelssohn's Concerto in G. minor.
| The first regular Saturday concert
teek place Get o. 2SS Those who took
part were the Misses Katherine Stuart
and Ada Solovich, pupils OF Miss
Helen Meyer; Misses Verna Pattison,
irene Hunter, Thelma Carrier, Mary
Knapp and Master Clarence Winnie.
pupils of Miss Guess; Miss Virginia
Bryant. pupil or Miss McCUrdy and
Miss Viola karnatZ pupil of Miss
Miller The senior class Of the con-
servatory has elected the officers for
the year as follows; j. Bertram Bell,
president Miss Helen Smith. vice
PRESIDENT; Miss Nellie Dench secre
tary and Miss Elilda Doerr, treasurer
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Although Nine. Anna Pavlowa will
not be with the Imperial Russian All
Star ballet TO appear in the Garrick
theatcr Sunday afternoon and even
ing. Nov u, M, Mikail Mordltin, who
was her dancing co-star last season.
will head the organization. Nine
Pavlowa will not come TO America
until after the holidays NJ Mordkin
has been all in New York from the
effects of an operation for append
citis, but is fully recovered, and the
management of the company declare
positively that he will appear in De
troit Associated with NJ Mordkin
are NJ. Volinine and Mines. Getzler,
Sedowa, Pajitzkaia and Lopoukowa,
as soloists, and large ballet and full
symphony orchestra, under noted
conductors baton, Vittorio Podesti, OF
the Metropolitan Grand Opera com
pany The programs 10 be presented
will be more elaborate than those
given on the occasion Of Mordkins
engagements in this city last season.
In addition TO the advertisements
which include solo dances of many
kinds, ocular operas will be given,
such as Delibes' famous "Coppelia,"
Tschaikowskts Lac des Cygnes' and
Mordkin's Russian Wedding" The
seats for the two performances OF
the dancers in the Garrick will open
Monday morning in Grinnells. Seats
will not be on sale in the theater box
Office until the day of the perform
ance.
The first morning concert for mem
bers Of the Tuesday Musicale viii be
given in the Century building, Tues
day morning, at 1890 o'clock Miss
Mabel Daniels, pianist and composer,
of Brookline, Mass, and Charles Har-
ereaves. tenor, OF New York, former
Is of Detroit. will be the visiting art
lists. In compliment 10 Miss Daniels,
several OF her compositions will be
given. The other soloists will be
Miss Ola Dafoe. pianist and Miss
Eva often. 'Cellist Mrs Boris l..
Ganapoi and Mrs. Mark b. Stevens
will play the accompaniments with
the exception Of the tenor solo by Mr..
Hargreaves, villa Of Dreams" which
was written by Miss Daniels. and to
which She viii play the accompani-
mcnt. The complete program fol-
lows: Dream Song" and "Colinctte."
GIabel Danielsl Tuesday Musicale
chorus. under the direction OF Miss
Jennie Stoddard: lmpromptu and two
Emdes. (Chopin), Miss Dafoe IN
ter Nos" tMacFeyden) AN Die
Nacht." (Bohm); Love Have Won
YOU" rRonald). (Mr Hargreavesl
variations Symphoniques, 0oell-
mani. (Nliss Ottem) villa OF
Dreams, (Mabel Daniels). Mr.. Har-
Greaves.
Miss Jennie VI Stoddard has been
appointed member OF the executive
board of the Tuesday Musicale, in
pace OF Mrs Boris l.. Ganapol who
has resigned Application blanks f0r
admi,jaHcc TO the students league OF
the club may be procured from Miss
Elizabeth Ben6-ci. 10 4Si John R,.st
I'm the absence OF Mrs j. r. Maurice
Nacfarlane from the city, these ap-I
piCatiOns. when filled OIL; must be
Sf'liN' w wi - ~ ~ am IL i'AA- ~ ~
M Marston-avc.
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Miss Grace LaDadia, a soprano pupil
of William LAWN, has entered yaVdc-
Vile for a ten-weeks' tour and made
TaT GT1r dppcHrauct during the week
III ue- MONIES
Prof Abram Raw Tyler will give an
analytical talk ON the November pro.
grams of the Detroit String quartet
in Ganapol hail Saturday afternoon,
Nov. n AZ : O'Clock The concert
Of the quartet viii take place In TEN
Die Beth e. Tuesday evening. Nov
~ and "Wednesday afternoon, Nov
15. Prof Tvler's talks will be free
10 the public.
Ni-s Margaret lander entertained
y number cf friends Monday evening
with a musicale Tho program was
Given by Miss Zander who Is n piano
rppH Of Mis- Edith Hicks; Miss Him.
soprano Charles Him. vielinist: w.
4 Coclms. violinist and Miss Adelaide
HIM, accompanies