The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
LATE SOCIAL.


A change has been made In the
hour OF morning service In the First
Methodist Protestant church from
1880 TO II o'clock and the Sunday
school hour from noon TO 9;45 o'clock.
The pastor the Rev. c. w. Stephen
son, will preach Sunday morning on
The unrecognized Christ and i'm the
evening on What constitutes Chris
tian MARRIAGE" the fourth In the
series on Our domestic relations
O
Henry Frank, OF New York, Will
speak in New Thought Alliance hall.
Sunday morning. afternoon and even
ing In the evening, Mr., Frank will
lecture on Wagner's "Parsifal.' with
musical illustrations by Mrs. Joseph
Krolik and, in the afternoon OH The
Breath OF Heavep' During the ensu-
ing week Mr. Frank will hold evening
study classes on The making of a
man" and give free four morning ad-
dresses. Wednesday evening. he VIII
give an Interpretation OF The Servant
In the House"
The oldltime favorite drama Hazel
Kirke," will be presented in st. John s
school hall, East Grand-blvd.. Sunday
afternoon and evening by St. Johns
Dramatic club j. F. Moran has had
charge OF the rehearsals and the per-
formance promises 10 be an excellent
one.
A special train for University OF
Michigan alumni will leave Detroit.
Wednesday. June rs, at s o'clock, in
the morning. returning at 1880
clock at night, to attend the seventy
fifth observance or the founding or
the university. Details connected with
the diamond jubilee and the parucipa-
ton In IL Of the Detroit alumni were
discussed In the weekly Wednesday
luncheon OF alumni, in the University
club.
DR.. n. ]. Corey has been invited TO
give one of the program lectures or
the Boston Symphony orchestrs. IN
the series of concerts to be given
naxt season. In the Brooklyn Institute
of Arts and Sciences. DR.. Corey will
go TO Boulder, Colo, in July, for the
third season OF mGsical-lectures there,
and he Will also give lectures in Kan
sas Owing to pressure OF other
work, Dr. Corey was compelled to de-
cline engagements TO speak before the
New York and the Ohio State Music
Teachers associations, and TO give lie
address before the grad
uating class of the indianapolis Col
lege ~ Music, TO be held. June 21.
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The annual banquet and business
OF Michigan chapter. Ameri-
can Guild of Organists, was held Mon
day evening. In the FOREST Presby-
terian church house. Bishop Charles
u. Williams, the Rev. W. F. Faber
and the Rev. f. H. Pence were guests
of honor and the principal speakers.
The following officers were chosen:
Dean, Abram Ray Tyler: sub-dean. Al
le d. zuidema; secretary, Charles
Frederic Morse; treasurer. Richard
E. Marston.
Puphs from the piano class OF Mrs.
Mlrie Wolverton gave a pleasing mn-
siuale Tue~cLJ evening. in Mrs. Woiv-
erton's re<'dance. NJ 912 Cass-ave.
Georges FtMxct. VolHt~t. assisted,
playing sEo solo I,nltrj In a man
ueT u VIA SuOU ISNdbllC applause.
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The following dates for tie con.
certs of the visiting symphonS or
chestras has been arranged for the
season OF 1928, by the Detroit Or
chestral association: Nov. l3, Theo
dore Thomas Chicago orchestra; Dec.
IL. Philadelphia; Jan. is, New York:
Feb. /, Boston; Feb %, Minneapolis;
March 12. Theodore Thomas; April 1.
New York Philharmonic.
Miss Leila Cooper Of Detroit, vas
the soloist for the W. C.. t. U. con-
vention held In Richmond. Mich. May
20.
Henri Matheys. has accepted the po-
sition Of head OF the violin depart |
ment, in the Ganapol School of Musi- |
cal Art, from which Edmund Lichten-
stein resigned.
A faculty program by the follow
Ing members OF the Ganapol School
Of Musical Art, will be given Monday |
evening. June 10, In Ganapol school:
Mr.. and Mrs. Boris l. Ganapol. Nine. !
Elsa Ruegger. Edmund Lichtenstein, |
Henry Mathews, Hugh Ridout and |
Abram Ray Tyler. Part two OF the
program will be made UP entirely OF
Mr.. Tyler's compositions. Miss Sylvia
a pupil Of Mrs. Ganapol.
will give a recital, in the hall, We'd |
nesday evening. June 5. assisted by
Miss Theodosia Eldridge and Jacob |
Piano pupils of Miss Hilda !,
and Miss Elizabeth |
Rohns will give a musicale, Thurs
day afternoon, June s, at 3: 80 o'clock.