The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-28
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MUSIC

A delightful musicale was given
! Friday evening. in the Y W. {. y.
hall by the Mcdonald School OF Music
| faculty and advanced pupils.
The last OF the monthly musical ser
vices for the present season in the
Fort.st. Presbyterian church, will be
given Sunday evening. when compost.
lions by the late Dudley Buck. includ
ing the cantata God Is Our Refuge,
will be given.
DR. Franz A, APPEL gave concert In
the Sacred Heart academy In Crosse
Pointe. Wednesday evening. present
ing his advanced pupils, the Misses
irene and Isabelle Leszczynski, Miss
Margaret Nestor, OF Baraga, Mich.
and Mis- Lucille Quarry. OF Ann Arbor.
in 2 delightful program OF piano num-
bers.
Abram Ray Tyler, organist In Tenn
rle Beth FL, Will give a recital or
organ music Sunday afternoon, nom
9 10 o'clock. in the temple. Miss
Louise Alien Lyon, soprano. VIII sing
The public Is invited.
The Misses Dorothy, Rosalind and
CYNTHIA Fuller, a trio OF emphasized
young English girls will give two re-
c!tals OF folk songs. In Detroit. Friday,
May .. under the auspices OF the so
cietv OF Arts and Crafts. The first
recital will be a morning musicale in
! the home OF Mrs. Frederick Kimball
Stearns. and the second. IN the even
ing IN the green room OF the Hotel
Pontchartrain.
Master Manuel Wolner. talented
yiolin pupil OF Prof William Yunck,
will give a recital, Tuesday evening,
April 90, in the Church OF Our Father,
assisted by Miss Elizabeth Emery.
soprano, and Miss Gertrude Heinze.
pianist Prof. Yunck with IA OF his
pupils will play Handefs Largo,
for strings, as a special contribution
to the program.
The committee In charge or the
Wagner Centenary festival to be CIV
en- In the Light Guard armory. Mon
eay, June 2, Ia meeting with much
success in ito support from the pubic
in the subscription for tickets. Inc
programs will be entirely Wagnerian
and the great attractions Will be the
Chicago Symphony orchestra ana
Nine. Olive Fremstad, the eminent
Wagnerian soprano
The Detroit Conservatory OF MUSIC
will give faculty concert Friday
evening I'm Central Methodist church'
under the auspices Or the Epworth
vt-t fo1I xr-il1 q
! Miss Elizabeth Moore, Soprano Miss
Kathleen Lovett and VIM. Granne
King. violinists: Miss Mildred Schaf-
| fer. reader: Miss Myrtle Miller and
Miss Marjorie Cleland, pianists. MISS
| Melinese OConnor, Will give ner
| graduating recital. assisted by Mrs.
IIeslie G.. Iamborn, soprano: MISS
Emma Mcdonald. cellist; Miss Kath-
| leen I.ovett. yiolinist. and MISS Allce
! Ferris. accompanied. Tuesday evening.
| April 90 in tho conservatory hall.
Miss Alice Ferris. gave her gradual
ing recital. Thursday evening in the
! conservatory hall, assisted by Mrs.
| .celie c. T.amborn. soprano. MISS
Thelma Harris. pianist, gave a post
graduate recital. assisted by MIS-.
Leslie G.. Lamborn. soprano; Miss
fIIIlIrld tCihbSs w Nj VI
ing King. violinist. and Miss Jessie
Morehouse, accompanied, Tuesday
evening in the conservatory hall. The
following advanced students gave the
regular Wednesday afternoon con-
certs: Miss Kathryn Cook, Miss Flora
Homer Miss Eta Chapman, Essex.
Ont. Miss Ruby Clemens. Harry
Shereshevsky Miss Melinese OCon-
nor and Miss Patrice Fisher.
The twentieth annual spring music
festival OF the University OF Michigan
Musical society Will take place May
"A. Is, l6 and IL. In the new Hill audi
forum, in Ann Arbor. The Chicago
Symphony orchestra, with Conductor
Frederick Stock. will be the leading
feature OF the festival. as usual. The
soloists will include Nine. Schumann-
IIeink. Nine Marie Rappold, Miss
Florence Hinkle. Miss Rosalie W1rth-
lin, Putnam Griswod. Lambert Muir
ply. Pasquale Amato, and Henri
Scott. The Choral union. under the
direction of Albert A. Stanley Will
sing A feature OF the festival Will
be a children's concert. Friday after
noon. May 10. when musical ver-
sion of the famous yarn, "The Walrus
and the Carpenter" will be presented.