The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-07

Or the NorlnWeStcIu Wohion SIHS
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Jessie Cop
ey will play the accompaniments.
Weston Gales, conductor OF the De-
roit symphony orchestra, Will give an
Informal talk on THE orchestra aud
orchestral instruments. before the
tuesday Musicale club. Tuesday
norning, Dec. 8, In the Century build
ng.
The musical program in the TWEEN
beth Century club. Sunday afternoon.
or business women and their friends.
vill be given by members OF the fac
ity OF the Ganapol School OF Musical
rt
Three faculty concerts OF the Cana
ol School OF Musical Art, TO be given
liter the holidays, will present for the
rst recital by George Kempton,
ead OF the piano department oil the
chool. Mrs. Boris l.. Ganapol and
Miss Hildegarde Brandegee gave
oncert In Saginaw, Monday evening.
Nov go with great success
The Chamber Music society VIII
live q concert, Tuesday evening Dec.
In the Hotel Pontchartrain green
ooms, for members and their guests.
The program will be given by Miss
dildegarde Brandegee, violinist; MISS
Esther Masurette, violinist; Miss
Ruth Masurette, harpist, and Mrs.
clara Koehler Heberline. accompan-
st.
A piano recital will be given by
he following pupils OF Mrs. Louise
Ellsworth Cragg, In the Detroit Col
eye OF Music hall. Wednesday even
ne, Dec. 8: The Misses Genevieve
be Ganley, Lois Sisler. Olga Werner,
iazel Murphy. Ethel Harris, vivian
dunroe and Esther Sincock. Miss
Edna Lister, soprano, will assist. Pu-
bills from the junior plano and vionn
lasses OF the college gave pleasing
concert Saturday afternoon: MISS
De Ganley presented several OF her
bupils In concert, Friday evening"
n the college hall.
The Orpheus club. with Miss Flor-
bnce Hinkle, soprano, OF New YORK.
q assisting soloist. will give the hrst
BIZ the clubs annual series OF con-
terts in Westminster church, Friday
evening, Dec. IL, The Orpheus CLUB,
Entirely a Detroit organization, Is one
BIZ the best-known male choruses In
he country Miss Hinkle is con-
eert soioist whose work OF late has
Won for her a fine reputation. The
brpheus club, under the direction OF
Charles Frederick Morse, has pre-
barred one OF the most ambitious pro-
krams IL has ever given. and prom
SEES TO add TO the splendid reputation
built up through several years OF
,reditable work The feature OF the
program will be group OF five com
positions by Edward Elgar. by re-
buest. the club will repeat McDowelPs
The Sea-" a difficult and exacting
composition which was particularly
we'll received when given year ago.
Beveral lighter numbers will complete
\ varied and interesting program
The following students Of the De
kroit Conservatory OF Music gave
boncert. Saturday afternoon, in the
ton seryatory hall: Misses Harriet
Bury. Kathleen Smith, Olive White
man. Fanny Azolin. Thelma stout,
Nerna Pattison, Florine Elliott, LII
Ian Eipsitz.= Rebeeea Victor, Justine
Mccoy. Fern Moore Alleeda Fowke.
Edna Payton, and Beatrice Vincent.
The wednesday afternoon recital was
uiyen by the Misses Leota Lewis. Fac
Ely, Genevieve Hibbler, pianists, and
dorothy Conger. soprano. The Cres-
cendo club held its regular monthly
meeting, Tuesday evening. me pro
gram was given by Charles smith,
kenor: Samuel Slade. bass. and II. j.
Dotterweich, pianist, Andrew X. Ia
Wis. harpist, played in the drawing
room recital, Thursday afternoon, CIV
en- for the benefit OF the East SIDE
dispensary. In the home of Mrs. Earle
d. Milton. No. ITO Rhode Island-ave.
One OF the principal features OF
Mile. Anna Pavlowa's present Ameri-
can tour is her modern ballroom sol
rec" In which she shows how the
moderff dances ought TO be danced.
and demonstrates three contributions
|of her own to modern dancing, which
Twill be shown at the matinee ano
|eyening performances by Pavlowa and
1.-THE Russian dancers. In the Broadway
|theater Monday. Jan. H. Mile. Paw
|lowa's new ballroom dances are known
as the Pavlowana, the Pavlowa waltz
and the new Pavlowa gavotte. SIX
new ballets are also being presented
on the present tour, and Detroit VIII
see the best of them. One which has
made q tremendous hit throughout
the east is "Puppen-Fee,' or THE
Fairy DOLL" representing animated
dolls In a Partisan toy-shop, and 9th.
ers include an elaborate presentation
OF the walpurgis night scene from
0ounod's Faust" "Flora's Awaken
ing" "Amarilla," Les Preludes, and
'"The Seven Daughters of the Ghost
King" Alexander volinine and Clus-