The Detroit times., 1912-02-03

The following pupils gave q rscit>I
OF piano music, Wednesday affGfnoo~
in Ganapol hall: Suzanne .Sfev1n&
Josephine Hamiih.- Marfaref Hhfur
Catherine Vaughn, Ruth FrankIln.
Agnes Mcknight. Grace Beaxo|I.
EstelIe Lewis. Ruth Myers. LuciI&
Jacobs, Helen Brooks. Mildred Myers.
Milma Grobell, Helen Stringer. Ho1n
Samter. Mirah Cohen, Harsen Cad
we'll Marion johnson, Hiwood Wind.
ham, Helen Hammond. Dorothy Web
or. The same evening pupils from
the classes OF Mrs. GanapoI. Mr.
Hughes and Mr.. Ganapol. gave an en-,
joyabie musicale In the hall, those
taking part including: Misses Esther
Hayes, Winifred Spiers, Leila Reilly.
Gladys Spfingett, Margaret Holden.
Claire Bertsch. Mable McLane, Sylvia
Simons, Anna Jones. Grace Barber,
Suzanne COPELAND, Hazel Rowland. Ed
ma Smith. Miss Eva Often, cellist.
assisted.
Mrs, Ray Ruddy. Detroit soprano.
who. has been understudy to Miss
Marguerite sylvia, In "Gypsy Love-.
all season, has resigned from the
company to accept the role of Maid
Marian In q revival OF the De K0ven-
Smith opera "Robinhood." Mrs. Rud-
dy is in Detroit at present coachfnx
with her old teacher, Clyde Nichols
During the past week Harold jar
Wis. Detroit's popular tenor. fuifIIed
engagements In Cleveland and
Youngstown, o.. Pittsburg. McKees-
port and Sharon. Pa, Detroit, Ionia
and Muskegon. Mich. and SykestoD.
Ont. During 1911. Mr.. Jarvis fulflled
4b7 engagements and sang on hfty.
Sundays. Many times In Detroit he
sang four and five times In one day
The spring term OF the Detroit Con
servatory OF Music. will begin Mon.
day. Miss Elizabeth Bennett. of the
faculty, will sing in Romeo, Mich, at
the reception to be given Gov. Chase
s. Osborn. Monday evening, by the
Romeo Monday club. Miss Myrtle MIL
Ter will play Miss Benefits accom-
paniments. Miss Elizabeth Johnson
will present several OF her piano
pupils in a concert in the conserva-
tory hall. Tuesday evening, at which
Mrs. Leslie Lamborn, soprano and
Miss Marjorie Cleland, will assist.
Marshall Pease will have charge OF
the regular Wednesday afternoon CON
cert in the hall.
The February number of the Stu.
dio. Detroit's musical magazine,
marks the second birthday anniver-
sary of Editor Sidney ". Lagatree's
popular publication. 1t might be call
ed the pictorial number" as there
are several excellent half-tone repro.
ductions or personages in the musical
world and frontispiece OF the beauti-
ful ice fountain in Washmgton-blvd
The contents OF the magazine, as
usual, will provide interesting read
The sheaf OF music which is a regu-
lar part of the magazine includes \
dainty Scherzo for piano, by Pierr
Augieras, the Partisan pianist, who
visited in Detroit year ago; Cradle
Song. for piano. by Charles III. White.
OF Bay City, and ballad Longing"
the words of which were written by
! Mrs. Margaret II. Alden, Of Detroit.
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Thursday evening. Feb s. Grinnell
concert to Palestine lodge, f. e. A. M.
! in the auditorium of the Masonic
! temple. The following will give the
soprano: Miss Emma Mcdonald, 'cel-
10; Miss Cora Price, harp; Albert
Raymond Saunders, pianola- plano;
Henry Riley Fuller, director and ac-
companist. NJ
'rhe free public concert given week
ly by Grinnell Bros, in the music hall
in their building. Friday afternoon.
Feb. 8, at 3 o'clock, will present the
following. MissLLouiss len Il yen,
soprano Miss Emma Mcdonald, eel.
10: Miss Cora Price, harp; Albert Ray
mond Saunders. pianola-piano: Henry
Riley Fuller, organ and accompahi.
ments.
A novel and enjoyable concert was
given Friday evening in the North
Woodward Methodist church. by the
choir, consisting OF Miss Louise Al
len Lyon. soprano Mrs. Frederick
Fitzgerald. contralto; Luzerne n.
Peck. tenor and Stephen !. Welz,
bass. assisted by Mrs. May Legget
Abel, violin; Miss Cora Price. harp;
Miss Leona Troy. piano accompani-
ments: Frederic l.. Abel cello. and
Miss Alicia Won Tyszka Fuller. piano,
The concert was under the direction
of Henry Riley Fuller, and frequent
applause rewarded the efforts OF the
singers and performers. Vocal quar-
tet and solos as well as instrumental
solo and concerted numbers formed
program OF wide range and variety
rendered In an artistic manner
throughout %
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