The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25


Part IL: "The Swan" (saint-Saens).
Mile. Anna Pavlowa; Polish Dances,
(Glinka). Nile. Bronislawa Pajitzkaia.
M. Sergei Moroseff, and ballet; The
Fire Bird" suite, (TschaikowskD,
Mile. Anna Paylowa and III, Mikail
Mordkin; Grand Valse from "Raymon-
Co." (Glazounow), Mile. Anna Paw
Iowa and the entire corps de ballet.
Part III: Russian Dances. (Tschai-
kowski), Mile. Bronislawa Pajitzkaia;
Gypsy Dances, tDargomiszktt, Miles.
Hilda, Bewickowa, Stanislaya Kuhn,
M. Mail Moissiew, Alexis Trojanow-
ski; valse, Chopin. Mile. Anna
Pavlowa and M. Mikail Mordkin;
Rbapsodie Hongroise, (LiszO, Mile.
Bronisiawa Pajitzkaia, M. Sergei Nor
oseff and ballet; "Bacchanale," (Gla-
zounow), Mile. AnnS Paylowa and nj.
Milxail Mordkin.
The evening program at 8:15 o'clock
will be: "Giselle," romantic ballet,
in two acts, by Theophile Gautier,
music by Adolphe Adam, staged and
re-arranged by Mikail Mordkin. Part
2-"Papillons" (Chopin), Miles. Plas-
kovictzzara and Schmolz; Russian
dances (Tschaikowski), Mile. Bronis-
lava Pajitzkaia; Gypsy dances (Dar-
gomiszki, Miles. Hilda Bewickowa,
Stanislava Kuhn, M. Mikail Mois-
seiew, Alexis Trojanowski; yalse
(Chopin), Mile. Anna Pavlowa; varia-
lions, (TschaikowskD, Mikail Mord-
kin; Polish dances (Glinka), Nile
Bronislawa Jajitzkaia, M. Sergei
Moroseff and ballet; "Bacchanale"
(Glazounow), Mile. Anna Pavlowa and
M. Mikail Mordkin. A large orches-
ira, under the direction OF Theodore
Sitter, accompanies Nine. Pavlowa and
M. Mordkin and their associates.
Mrs. David A. Jowes, pipil OF Harry
Heard, has been engaged as soprano
soloist In the First United Presby-
terrain church.
Harold Jarvis, tenor, and Mrs.
Helen Wyrick Shafor. reader, will
give one of their well-Rnown Joint re-
citals, Monday evening, Feb. q, In the
North Woodward M. e. church.
A Scotch concert will be given In
the Central Presbyterian church, Fri
day evening, March 3, under the aus
pieces Of Opportunity circle, Kings
Daughters.
Edwin Hughes, OF the Ganapol
School OF Musical Art, will give q
piano recital in st. Cecilia hall, Grand
Rapids, Monday, Feb. q, and will play
for the Euterpean club Of Saginaw,
Thursday, March g.
The regular monthly musicale CIV
en- by pupils from Miss May Z. Por-
ter's piano class, will take place, FRI
day evening, March 8, In the studio,
No. 1876 Avery-ave. Those participat-
ing will be: Helen Thorburn, Amy
Scoville, Geraldine Lowe, Irving Beck
with, Gaylord Hubert and Ralph
Calder.
Miss winifred Ada Whiteley, plan
ist, q pupil of Director Frances L.
York, of the Detroit Conservatory OF
Music, will give a graduating recital
Monday evening. Feb. "a, In the con-
servatory hall. Miss Whiteley will be
assisted by her sister, Miss Florence
whiteley.
The quartet choir OF the Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church will sing
com positions by George B. Nevin, Sun
day afternoon, In the musical vesper
services, held In that church, at 4
o'clock. The quartet will give unac-
oompanied Crossing the Bar" Dr.
Francis III. Greusel will sing the tenor
solo. 20 Love Divine" and the quar-
tet Softly Now the Light OF Day"
and Rejoice Jerusalem and Sing"
Pupils and members OF the faculty
of the Detroit College of Music gave
a musicale Thursday evening In the
College hall The following gave the
program: Misses Mae Awrey, Hazel
Murphy, Florence Albrecht, Frances
Schultz, Helen Guilloz, Mile Liddle,
bennington, Ont; Clara Freda, Olga
Werner, Elizabeth Ruhlman. Eva
Lord. Bernice Wright and Mrs. Louise
Unsworth Cragg. Dr. Charles Cragg,
basso, sang.
The program given Friday evening,
In the Y. w. G.. A. hall, by William
Rowland, baritone. Miss Ada Grace
Johnson, soprano, and Mrs. Edwin 8.
Sheriff., pianist, attracted an audi
ence that filed the hall. The pro
gram was much enjoyed and the art
lists well received. The concert was
given for the benefit OF the Protestsnt
Orphan asylum.
Madame Nina Dimtrieff, the Rus
sian soprano, who refused contract