The Detroit times., 1912-02-24
MUSIC

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Tuesday evening. in the ElliottTay-
lor-Woolfenden cafe. Raymond Du.
iitz, the yioliuist, will play group
OF solos during the dinner.
In the Museum or Art, Sunday al.
ternoon, Director Griffith will give
the second talk on Egypt" taking
his hearers mp the Nile and visiting
the monuments which have made that
historic river famous. The journey
will cover that part OF Egypt be-
tween Cairo and the first cataract.
A large audience enjoyed the pro-
gram given Tuesday evening, In the
Detroit College OF Music hall which
was given by the following; Miss
Etna Tansley. Miss Hazel Murphy,
Miss Anna Finnie, Miss Eva Wood
ward, Miss Della Girardin, Miss Mile
Llddle. OF Bloomington, Ont, Mrs.
Cragg, pianist and DIR. Cragg, basso,
assisted.
Members of Friendship lodge, No.
AIT. r. AZ A. NJ, are holding active
rehearsals for a minstrel show to be
given in the Masonic temple, March
rs and 10. Thomas Chilvers has
charge OF the music and Charles Alt
man of the vaudeville and minstrelsy.
One of the amusing stunts Will be
skit in which will appear Harry Bort
who weighs SO pounds and viii
Gerow who tips the scale at $50
pounds.
Miss Lily Adela Darling, OF the De-
troit Conservatory OF Music faculty
gave a recital In West Berlin, Mich,
Friday evening. presenting Charles
Klein's play, 1.-THE Lion and the
Mouse" Miss Darling gave the same
play Thursday evening, In the Camp
behave. Methodist church in this city
The seniors OF the class OF IL, gave
an enjoyable concert Friday evening
in the conservatory hall and the
younger pupils pleasing musicale,
Saturday afternoon. Miss Oleane
Doty will have charge OF the regular
weekly concert, Wednesday afternoon,
Feb 2S, and will present Chaminade
program.
"A program of music and reading will
be given in the Twentieth Century
building, Sunday afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock, under the direction OF the so
cial service committee of the club, the
guests to be any employed woman or
young girl who cares to avail herself
OF the opportunity TO spend pleasant
hour In this way. The program will
be given by Miss Almira Cole Green
lex, reader; Frederic Joslyn, tenor,
and Mrs. II. Y. McMullen, violinist.
Co. A, of the First regiment NJ. N. g..
will be special guests. Refreshments
will close the afternoon
Alfred Cudlip, boy soprano, will
sing at a concert in the Highland Park
Presbyterian church, Friday evening,
March /.
A large audience gathered In the
Cass-ave. Methodist church. Tuesday
morning, for the Tuesday musicale
members concert, the program OF
which was presented by the club
ladies' chorus; Mrs. Frederic Brown,
soprano; Mrs. Boris l.. Ganapoi, plan
list; Mrs. Mary III. Christie, organist;
Miss Bodman. pianist; Mrs. Edwin S.
Sheriff., accompanied; William How
land, baritone, and Edmund Lichten-
stein, violinistS the latter taking the
place OF Mrs. May Leggett Abel, who
was Ill.
The Northwestern Choral club, q
mixed chorus of 40 voices, will give
the first concert in Diamond temple,
Lawton-ave., Tuesday evening, Feb.
q. The first part OF the program will
consist of Anderton's THE Wreck of
the Hesperus," with incidental solos
by Miss Annie Holtham, Mrs. Donald
Mcclellan, w. j. Conner and Charles
l.. Smith. The second part will be
miscellaneous In character, and the
chorus Will sing several part songs
with solos by Mrs. Mcclellan, soprano;
Miss Augusta Lempke. contralto: w.
j. Conner, tenor, and c. L. Smith,
basso; Northwestern double quartet
OF mems voices will sing Dudley
Bucks ION the Sea-" Miss Elizabeth
Ruhlman, pianiste, will play "Valse de
Concert" by Liebling The concert Is
under the direction OF Miss Jennie NJ.
Stoddard.
An Artists concert" Is TO be given
by the ladies OF section + of the La
dies union, OF the Woodward-ave. Bdp-
fist church. in the chapel, Thursday
evening, Feb. 20. the proceeds to be
devoted TO the church house building
fund. The program will be given BY
Mrs. William May, whistler: Miss
Eva Woodward Lord, pianist: Mrs.
Robert Leete, soprano; Signor Gut
seppi Bartolotta, tenor; Prof. William
Yunck, violinist IL. +. Horn, reader;
J. Anton Daley, pianist Prof. lseler
and the Misses Iseler, piano. violin
and teeffo;- the SembTich quartet, con.
sisting OF Miss Leona Toy, Mrs. Leete.
Mrs. George Huntington and Miss
Clara George.
p The fourth monthly group OF con-
certs of the Detroit String quartet
will be given in Temple Beth El, Wed.
nesday afternoon, Feb. 28, at 245
o'clock and Thursday evening, Feb
20, at Sis o'clock The quartet viii
be assisted by George Shorthand
Kempton, of Philadelphia, we'll
known pianist. The afternoon pro-
gram includes the Haydn major
quartet and Schumann quintet with
-KemptoH- At the plane, Mr.
Kempton will play the following piano
solos: Ballade n major, Chopin;
Scherzo, paul Joun); l'arcarolle IN
+ major (Rubensteinl En- Route"
(Godard). In the evening program
the Schumann quintet will be repeat
ed and the quartet will play six Rus
tic dances by Gretry. Mr.. Kempton's
solo numbers include. Variations in