The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29

One OF the most important concerts
OF the season, because OF the philan-
throttle motive bach OF Ii, Will be
given In the Church of Our Father,
Tuesday evening, by members OF the
Tuesday Musicale club. for the benefit
Of the Industrial School and Free
kindergarten. This association Is
now In it's fifty-fifth year and Is one Of
the Oldest philanthropies In the city.
The time has come when the board
of managers must face the necessity
OF a new building in which TO carry on
it's work and IL Ia to aid fund for
this purpose that the concert is given.
The association owns property on
Fourth-st., near Porter-st., on which
IL proposes to build settlement
house, to cost $3t, 900. The district
Is one peculiarly fitted for work along
social settlement lines, and the men
and women interested In the Indus
trial association are convinced OF the
compelling need OF such building as
they desire to see erected. II Is hoped
by the Tuesday Musicale that the IL
nancial returns from the concert Will
materially aid the association. The
program to begin at Sis o'clock will
be contributed by Mrs. Eleanor Haz-
ard Peocock, soprano: Miss Louie
Dawson. violinist; Tuesday Musicale
string orchestra under direction CT
Mrs. Clara Koehler Heberlein; Miss
Emily McKibbin, pianist; Mrs. Edwin
Sheriff., Miss Harriet lngersoll and
Miss Lucy Cook. accompanies.
Charles Frederic Morse will give
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of the Michigan chapter Of the Amer
lean Guild of Organists. Monday even
ing. May !. in st. Pauis cathedral.
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A fine program has been arranged
by ". J. Corey, organist and director
of the Fort-st Presbyterian church,
for the regular monthly musical sery.
ice, In that church, Sunday evening.
The program will include the Easter
cantata Victory" by n. J. Stewart.
The musical program given In 81.
Aloysius. church Easter Sunday Will
be repeated at high mass, Sunday
morning. at 10:30 o'clock.
Miss Minnie Welz has removed her
music studio from No. LOG Broadway
to the Grainger-Hannan building.
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The Mendelssohn club will give its
annual concert, Monday, May 70.
A pleasing musicale was given,
Wednesday evening, In Degree OF Hon
or hall, Twelfth st and Grand River
ave., by pupils Of Miss Melloisine
Schulz.
hn nf
North Woodward Baptist church, will
be declared vacant after Sunday.
when the years contract Of the pres
ent incumbent, ]. Anton Daley, ey-
pires. Following Mr.. Dailey's with
drawal, the position will be filed tenn
porarily by Wesley Dissette. who for
some time past has been organist Of
the Tabernacle MethI dist church, and
before that organist OF Simpson
Methodist The music committee OF
the North church, Of which Ivan Coe
is chairman, will not select a perma-
nent organist until fall, preferring to
try-out several applicants during the
summer months.
Word has been received In Detroit
of the immediate success of the new
Nl6Htct OpCACetdp DalOh AAChOhs
which Fred G. Whitney, of Detroit,
produced last week in his own theater,
in London, Eng, for the first time.
Mr.. Whitney is said TO have a success
that will equal The Chocolate Sol
der"
The Copenhagen University Choral
society, OF Copenhagen. Denmark,
will give a concert in Detroit, Friday
evening. June 2. IN the Garrick the
alter.
The Misses Jean Battersby. Mar
garet Malone, Edith Come, Etna Tans-
ley, Della Girardin and Gertrude
Quay, all pupils OF Mrs. Louise Us
worth Cragg, gave q very enjoyable
recital, Thursday evening, in the hall
of the Detroit College OF Music. Miss
Myra Holcomb sang two groups of
songs.
The testimonial concert to Nine.
Elsa Ruegger, I'm the Detroit opera
house, Thursday afternoon, May 4.
nj a o'clock, promises to assume the
character OF a social as well as mus
Ical function. All the boxes have been
sold and seat are being sought Gag
srly. while the list Of patrons and