The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

I view, VIII also have an economic
value which will make il unique, The
lord mayor of Sheffield received many
letters from civic and commercial
bodies in numerous cities, in the Uni
ted States and Canada. extending 10
himself and the choir. as well as TO
the friends who will come with them.
the heartiest OF welcomes. Reserva-
ton of seats for the choir's Detroit
concert. may be made in Grinnell
Bros.
The tenth morning concert for
Tuesday Musicale members, will be
given Tuesday morning, at 10; 80
o'clock, in the Century building. pre-
coded by a short business session,
when reports of delegates TO the Fed.
Grafton of Musical Clubs. will be
heard. The musical program will be
given by Miss Clara George. Miss Eliz-
abeth Robins, Mrs. George A. Has
treiter and Mrs. Helen Burr Brand.
Mrs. Mark Stevens and Mrs. Edwin
Sheriff. will play the accomplishments.
The club will give a concert, Tuesday
evening. May 2, In the Church OF Our
Father, for the benefit of the Indus
trial School and Free Kindergarten.
A joint recital OF vocal and piano
music will be given in the Church OF
Our Father, Tuesday evening, April
20. by Miss Eleanore Osborne, SO
prano, and Miss Lucille Pratt, plan
iste. for the benefit OF the charity
work OF the Church OF Our Father.
Victor Benham will play the accom-
panimnets for the young ladies, who
are his pupils.
A musicale by members Of the fac
ulty OF the Detroit College OF Music
will be given, Tuesday evening in
the college hall. The program will
be given by Mrs. Louise Unsworth
Cragg. Miss Elizabeth Ruhlmann, Miss
Eva Woodward Lord. Miss Sara
Schellberg. Miss Bernice Wright,
Miss Gertrude Quay. A feature of the
program will be the song cycle, Say
onara," a Japanese romance, by Cad
man, sung by Miss Schellberg and DR..
Charles Cragg. Junior pupils OF the
college gave a concert, Saturday af-
ternoon. in the college hall Miss
Gwendolene Webster, violinist, of
Ypsilanti, assisted.
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A special detective will accompany
Miss Mary Garden, the noted singer,
on her spring concert tour, in the
course OF which she will sing in De-
troit. in the Light Guard armory,
Thursday evening, April 81. to guard
, the artists magnificent collection OF
jewels. Miss Gardens concert dresses
are as original and rich as her oper-
attic robes, and she dresses herself in
keeping with the concert program she
Is TO give. Sometimes she wears a
glittering array OF gems. then again,
none at all or a simple necklet or
bracelet. In private life, Miss Garden
dresses very modestly.
A concert was given in Curry hall,
Windsor, Tuesday evening, by group
Of Detroit musicians. under the direc-
ton Of Grinnell Bros, for the benefit
OF the Salvation army building ex-
tension fund A large audience en-
joyed the excellent program. A sec
ond complimentary concert was Civ
en- under the same direction, Thurs
day evening. In Y. M. G. A. hall, West
! Detroit, which also attracted a large
and delightful audience. The series
OF Friday afternoon free popular con-
certs given by Grinnell Bros. in their
hall, attract well-pleased and large
audiences. Friday afternoon a delight.
/ full program was given and for next
week. April z. the following soloists
will appear under the direction OF
Henry Riley Fuller, manager of the
piano and pianola department OF the
Grinnell music house: Mrs. Granville
Filler. soprano; Mrs. Helen Burr
Brand. harp Miss Ella Birdsall,
violoncello; Frank Fruttchey organ:
Albert Raymond Saunders, pianola
piano; Henry Riley Fuller, accompan.
iments; Thomas c. Higgins, piano.
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A special musical service will be
given Sunday evening, in St Mary's
Episcopal church. The program will
be contributed by Alan p. Gilbert, or
ganist; DIR. Wilbert Whiteman, bari
tone; Miss Hazel Shea. soprano; Mrs.
J. n. Ramaley, soprano; Miss Jean
Teevin, contralto, and Master Gordon
Marsh, violinist.
The Tufts College Musical clubs
will give a concert. Saturday evening,
April %, In the Century building.
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A concert was given by pupils OF
Miss Elizabeth Johnson. Of the De-
troit Conservatory OF Music. Wednes-
day afternoon in the conservatory
hall, assisted by Miss Freida Gagel,
contralto and DR.. r. Conwell Bark
! ley. baritone. The pupils OF Mrs.
Charles II. Clemens will give a con.
cert Thursday evening. April 8, in the
conservatory hall. Miss Hazel Pat.
rick, pupil OF Miss Olive Doty Will
give a graduation recital Friday even
ing April Z. in the conservatory hall.
Pupils OF Mrs. Mary H. Christie gave
concert. Saturday afternoon in the