The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
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gram to be presented Tuesday eve
ming, Includes: The Cavaliers Song
(Reinald Werrenreth). the Orpheus
club: Aria, Miss Marsh: Awake, MY
Lddy Sweetlips" parker. In
Year. Sweetheart" (Handwerg), the
Orpheus club; The Birth OF Morn
Q-eoni), 1.-The Nightir gale Has Lyre
al Gold" (Whelpley). Memory
CMeaghley). Love Is the Wind" MAC
Fayden). Miss Marsh; four folk songs
Song of the Volga Boatman (Rus,
siam. The Land OF the Leal
(Scotch). Silent Night (Tyrolean) :.
"A Prayer of Thanksgiving" tDutch).
the Orpheus club: VIE Melodien
| (Brahmsl. Elm Traum" (Greg). Les
Giles de Cadiz' (Delibes), Miss
Marsh: The Toreador' tTrotere-
Nevin), the Orpheus club, with In
cidental baritone solo by William
Kerr
The following piao pupils of Mrs.
Ganapol. Miss Gordon, Miss May, Miss
3eardsley, Miss Blackadder, Mrs
Cooley. Miss Barber. Miss Eldridge
Hiss Lee and Miss Ward. OF the Gan
epol School OF Musical Art, appeared
in concert training class "Wednesday
nfternoon: Edith Davis, Rosa Samter'
Winifred Carlyle. Martha Clark. Ed
ward Parker. Helen Brownell, Mildred
Myers, Elwood Windham, Eleanor
Turner, Vernon DeTar, Esther Porter
Pauline Turner, Maisy Burnie, Eveln
Sinclair. Grace Hendrickson, Nirg.nli
-Andrickson. Ruth Myers, Marjorie
Strubel. Thelma Howe, Beatrice Fry
George Bishop, and Janette Meyers.
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Students OF the Mcdonald School OF
Music, No 573 Cass-ave.. gave studio
musicale, Saturday afternoon. Those
appearing on the program were: Ger
trude Blanchard, Miss Werbe. Howard
Brown, Alta Yeomans, Edith Caswell
Kathryn Osborne, Dorice Doveland
Helen Mack. Isabel Shaft, Miss Win
lters. Thomas Turner. Donald Reaume.
WAYNE Garrett. Miss Vera Schmidt,
Miss Minnie Salterio, Thelma James,
Helen Stecker, Mabel Labadie. from
the piano department; Charles sum
ner, Stuart Raddatz, Alexander Falk-
ner. Ralph Haviland. Raymond Stem
or and William McNutt, from the
violir department. Miss Margaret
Comerford, from the vocal department,
assisted. Francis Mayhem. head OF
the piano department OF the school,
will give a piano recital, in the Y. w.
c. A. hall, the first week in January,
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Detroit musicians furnished the
musical program for the meeting or
the Kirk club of st. Andrews Presoy-
terrain church. Windsor, Thursday eve
ming. Signor Giuseppe Bartolotta, the
well-known Italian tenor, contributed
a solo. and appeared in a duet with
Mrs. Estelle Reid, one OF his pupils.
Both artists were enthusiastically re-
ceived. Mrs. Reid. equipped with
beauty and a charming stage pres
ence. has a soprano voice of splendid
range am power which was heard &c
particularly good advantage in her
solo numbers, which preceded the
duet. SIgnor Bartolotta was in par
ticularly good voice and the audience
could scarcely get enough OF him.
J. Anthem Daley made his usual big
hit with his piano numbers. Another
feature OF the program was selectionr
by the Young Womens orchestra, an
organization of exceedingly capable
musicians. under the direction OF Mrs.
Marguerite b. Lavery. The orchestra,
which has large following in Wind
sor. where IL frequently appears in
concert work, was encored repeatedly.
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The Haydn String quartet will give
a chamber music concert. Saturday
evening, in the Church of Our Father.
The quartet Is composed OF Henri
Matheys. first violin and director; DR.
Carl 8. Oakman, second violin: Henry
McCaw, viola and Jacob Holskir.
cello. A course OF three subscriptions
concerts has been arranged as fol-
lows: Saturday, Dec. Ii; Friday. Feb.
II and Friday, April IL.
The Woodward-ave. Presbyterian
church was crowded Friday evening
for the cello recital. by Vladimir