The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-13
WITH THE MUSICIANS

Mrs. Marguerite Lavery. A concert
was given in the Mckinley school
Friday evening, by Miss Sara Schell.
berg, contralto, and Misses Gertrude
Quay and Eva woodward Lord, plan.
istes, of the college.
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A striking pose OF Miss Lillian
Poll, the Detroit girl, who comes to
the Garrick theater, March 20. as
prima donna of The Chocolate
Soldier" graces the front page OF
the March Studio. Miss Poll receiv-
ed her earliest musical education
from A. M. Straub, of this city, who
sent her to famous Italian teach
er now resident in Florence. who had
been Mr.. Straub's teacher and friend
many years ago. Miss Poll is hand
some young woman whose success on
the operate stage the past season
has been marked. The Studio for
the current month has an extra num-
Der OF fine half-tone pictures and as
usual is replete with newsy inforfna-
ton in all its departments.
The following program will be CIV
en- In Our Lady OF Help parish hall
Tuesday evening, March IA, at
O'Clock: Overture, orchestra; Irish
Songs, Irish Choral society; violin
selection, Miss f. Lovett; vocal solo,
Edward Flannery; lecture. The Irish
Soldier Race" Rev. e. p. Sullivan,
s. j.; chorus, Irish Choral society:
occasional, orchestra. Much effort
has been spent in preparing the pro-
gram. The orator of the evening, FIR.
Sullivan, is a finished speaker and
presents an abundance of Irish wit
and humor. The Irish Choral society
will make its first appearance before
the Detroit public i'm this entertain
ment. The society has been skillful-
ly trained under Prof. Frank APPEL
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For the nal concert OF the Detroit
Orchestral association season, to be
given In the Light Guard armory,
Thursday evening, March % by the
Cincinnati symphony orchestra, Con-
ductor Stokovski has arranged a strik-
ing program. The orchestra will play
Schubert's Unfinished symphony" a
group OF modern Russian compost
tions called Caucasian Sketches" and
otIduSb Dcdlu
given here previously by the Thomas
orchestra. Nine. Jeanne Jomelli, So
prano, who has been engaged special
ly for this concert, will sing two oper-
attic arias with orchestral accompani-
ment-the famous Hymn to Pallas
Athenae" by Saint-Saens and LAS
aria from "L'Enfant Prologue" by De
Busy. The sale of seats for the con-
cert will open in Grinnells, March 90.
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Bishop Edward ID. Kelly, of Ann Ar
Dor, will lecture Wednesday evening,
March 10, on Irish literature" in
Columbus hall, for the benefit Of st.
Francis Home for Orphan Boys. Musi-
cal numbers will be given by Mrs. +.
W. Haass, soprano and William Lawn,
TENOR Mrs. Haas will sing an aria
from La Gioconda" (PonchiellD, and
two English songs, and Mr.. LAWN will
sing an operate aria and two English
songs. Charles Frederick Morse will
play the accomplishments. The lee
ture and musicale have been arranged
by the congregation of the Church OF
the Blessed Sacrement, Woodward and
Belmont-aves. This church has al
ways held a st. Patrick's day banquet,
but this year decided to bend their
energies to an entertainment to raise
funds for the ST. Francis home which
Is In the same parish as the Blessed
Sacrament church. Tickets may be
procured In Columbus temple or at
Grinnell's.,