The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-18
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Pupils from the piano, violin and
vocal departments OF the Mcdonald
School OF Music gave a studiomusl-
Gale, Saturday afternoon. In the
school hall
Charles &C. Wuerth. organlst In the
First Unitarian church. will give a
recital OF organ music from To
o'clock, Sunday afternoon. In the
church The beautiful Ia Fargo win
dows facing the west, and OF which
the church is justly proud. may be
seen 10 the best advantage. at the
above hour, and at this season OF the
year.
The Chaminade ladies' quartet will
give concert In the Y, w. c. A.
auditorium, Thursday evening, Jan.
I %. in the series OF entertainments ar
ranged for the members during the
winter The quartet Is composed OF
Mrs. Frederic w Brown and Mrs.
BENJAMIN F. milford, sopranos Mrs.
Charles A. Parker and Miss Jennie
M Stoddard, contraltos. Mrs. Edwin
S Sheriff. Will play the accompani'
ments.
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The Tuesday Musicale will give
morning members concert, Tuesday
morning, Jan. 81, In the Century
auditorium. The program viii DO
given by Mrs. Lille Gulbrandsen
Moore, Mro. Valentine s. Ives, Mrs.
Harry A. Dibble, Mrs. Vernon Q. Fry
Mrs. Charles A. Parker, Miss Ger
Itrude Quay, Mrs. Theodore .. Leon
ard. Jr.. Miss Norma Meyer and Mrs.
Helen Bufr-Brand. The accomPanl-
ments Will be played by Mrs Samuel
c. Mumford and Mrs. Mark b. Stev-
ems.
F.. A. Mayhem, head OF the piano
department Of the Mcdonald School
OF Music, gave a successful recital
Tuesday evening. In the Y. W. c. A.
hall. Before the recital, Mr. May
hew made explanatory remarks on the
Beethoven Sonata Les Adieux, Win
which he opened the program. The
large audience, which included many
notable Detroit musicians, approved
OF Mr.. Mayhews rediuon OF the com
position In no unmistakable fashion
The second part was devoted TO Chop
In and the fantasia in +. Minor, gen
orally q thankless Offering 10 the pub
! lie, evoked much enthusiasm. The
Brahms Waltzes, Rhapsodie in @ min
or, and two Hungarian dances, con-
cluded q brilliant and interesting pro
gram.
The Detroit Conservatory or Music
will give a faculty concert In the
Church OF Our Father. Thursday eve
ming, Jan. 80, with Mrs, Marshall
Pease, contralto, and William Grazing
King, violinist, presenting the pro
gram. Mr.. King gave a recital in
Columbus, O., Jan. IA. Mr.. Pease sang
the tenor part in Handels Messiah
in Battle Creek, last week. l. l..
Renwick, gave an organ recital In
Saginaw last week. The following
students OF the conservatory gave the
regular Wednesday afternoon concert:
Miss Florence Polozker, Miss Gertrude
! Carnovsky, Miss Mary Towar, Miss
! Lorainetta Henderson, Miss Frances
Goethe and Miss Alice Ferris.
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| ST: Andrews society OF Detroit will
celebrate the one hundred and fifty
fourth anniversary OF the birth OF
Robert Burns with Scottish con.
cert and ball In the armory. Thurs
day evening, Jan %. The following
program will be given:
4 Part /. Overture-Scottish, Loren
gen's orchestra selections, St An
drew's Pipe band dances ca Scotch
Reel tb) Highland Fling, Aggie Rar-
kin, Jessie Hunter, Albert c. McRob.
bic, James Campbell; song, Alton
L.
Cam we by Athol" Mrs. Flora Nc
1vor Craig; song (comic), Piper Nc
Farlane," Mr. Harry Bennett; song,
Gas Bring tae Ne Pint O. Wine"
Mr.. James E. Fiddes: violin solo,
Scottish Rhapsody" Mr.. James Cas-.
sic; song, Tam Glen" Mrs. Flora
McIvor Craig. Part 2. Selections
st. Andrews Pipe band dances (aJ
Reel O. Tulloch, (b) Chile Callum,
Aggio Rankin, Jessie Hunter. Albert
c. McRobbie. James Campbell; song,
90 O. the Arts" Mr.. James E. Fid-
des: song Comic 'Mr. John Nc
Kay" Mr. Harry Bennett; piano solo,
Prince Charlie" Miss Elsie Forbes
song, Star o. Robbie Burns, Mrs.
Flora McIvor Craig; violin solo, The
Aud Tunes" Introducing the bag
pipesD, Mr. James Cassie, humorous
song. The Message Boy" Mr.. Harry
Bennett. Auld Lang Syne, Company;
Miss Elsie Forbes. aocompanist
Preparatory TO the Grand March the
ST. Andrews Highlanders Will give
an exhibition drill
The Boston symphony orchestra
will pay It's annual visit TO Detroit,
Saturday evening, Feb. /, In the De-
troit Orchestral association series,
the fourth concert In the series. This
will be the only appearance OF the
Boston orchestra in Detroit, -this sea.
son. DR.. Karl Muck will return ,-as
conductor and, while every Music
lover and admirer OF the famous IBos-
ton organization will regret The abb
sence Of DR.. Fielder, his SUCCESSOR,
and q former conductor OF the or.
chestra, will be warmly welcomed
The program arranged by DR.. Muck
will include Sibelius' Symphony in r
minor, Brahms Academic festival
overture and Chabrier's~ Rhapsodie
Espana The latter was given in be-
troit, by the Boston orchestra, under
DIR. Muok's baton, Just before he re.