The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-18

"Rienzi," followed by the. prelude TO
."Lohengrin." the Bacchanale from
"Tannhauser," the love music from
Tristan und Isolde Siegfried and
the Forest Bird from "Siegfried," the
Ride OF the Valkyries and the prelude
TO die Meistersingers. Ellison Van
Hoose will be the soioist and will
sing Lohengrin's Narrative and Wal
theirs Prize song DR.. n. j. Corey
gave an interesting explanatory and
illustrated talk on the program, Fri
day evening, In the Museum OF Art
Boris l.. Ganapol will give lecture
recital. Monday evening, Jan. 20, In
Ganapol hall, on Jewish music, past
and present. in the synagogue and, In
the home" Miss Ada Lillian Cor
don, OF the Ganapol school faculty.
played a delightful group of piano
Monday. in the club meeting, held in
the home OF Mrs. Z. D. Bronner. A
musicale will be given by the follow
ing pupils OF Miss Gordon, Miss Bar
Der, Miss Ward. Miss Lee and Mrs.
Cooley. in the school hall. Saturday
afternoon, Jan %, at 3 o'clock. Wen
dell Anderson, Ruth Kahn, Suzanne
Anderson, Helen Chalmers, Betty Col
burn, Edgar Kann, Bonita Curtis,
Dorothy Flanagan. Dorothy Ses-
sions. Junior Beggs. Ruth Mey-
ers, Lucille Jacobs, Jean McKaig,
Virginia Hendrickson. Rosa Morris,
Helen Esser, Beatrice Fry and George
Bishop. A second program will be
given at Ais o'clock by the pupils OF
Mrs. Ganapol, Mss Beardsley, Miss
Gordon, Mise May, Mrs Cooley and
Miss Springett, as follows: Edith
Davis, Reva Rosenzweig, Helen
Brooks, Mildred Myers, Helen Brown
ell, Dorothy Bayless, Rosa Samter,
Winifred Carlyle, Pauline Tickling.
Margaret Pollock, Grace Lorraine Hen.
erickson. Carl Garner, Bertram Lewis.
Margaret Begg. Pupils from the piano
classes OF George Shorthand Kempton
and Mrs. p l.. Ganapol, and vocal
class OF Boris l.. Ganapol, appeared
! In concert training class, Thursday
evening, as follows. Misses Beulah
Ward Grace Barber. Edna Smith,
Marion Morton. Margaret Murphy
Estelle Lewis, and Jay Miller.
| Paderewski is ~ return to America
next season, for an extensive tour nm.
der the direction Of Charles A Ellis
of Boston, manager of -thn- Boston
Symphony orchestra. This greatest
! OF living pianisis has not been In
America since the winter OF 10000
when he spent a few weeks, in the
east Paderewski's principal object
in coming TO America at that time
was 70 have his symphony perform
ed by the Boston Symphony orchestra
/ He has not made an extended concert
| tour of America since the season OF
! l907-0S. when he was head In De
troit Since that time he has made
very successful tours In South Amerl-
ca and in South Africa, also giving
many concerts In Great Britain and
on the Continent. Paderewski will ar
rive in America, In September, and
will open his tour with series OF
concerts in eastern and western Can
ada lie will be in this country until
April and will give about 100 concerts.
Mr.. Ellis has also made arrangements
for a seasons tour OF Fritz Kreisler,
the eminent vlolHist. who will come
to America I'm October and stay until
spring. Both Mr. Kreisler and Mr..
Paderewski Will give concerts along
the Pacific slope. and in tho South.
as well as in the northern and east
ern STATES. Under MI Effisis man
agement. Miss Geraldine Farrar, OF
the Metropolitan Opera company will
give limited number OF concerts
on the Pacific coast. in October. be-
fore the opening OF the New York
opera season.
Experiments In Germany seem TO
have shown that dried potato vines
have the same value for feeding
stook a. rood meadow hay.