The Detroit times., 1914-08-24
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~ NJ &. a. CLASSES OPEN SEPT. y.
sss dsy School tnsss fhs Pes Of
khe Detroit Young Mems Christian As
Eoctation. feature that Is expected
follment was 1.625. For the new year,
However. Educational Director ID. II.
S az expects the figure e reach
eourses offered. q. 1850.
The day school OF the associations
Eonsists OF courses in the grammar
9es as well as a five-year cooperative
course In mechanical and electrical
Engineering and two-year course IN
narmscy. which - cooperative In ma
II "a number OF new courses have been
Rdded TO the curriculum and interest
= Already being shown by prospective
The courses in the day school are
4esignsd to give young men an oppor-
Il WORK or in high school or college,
1assss At any time and carry on their
bssinninT ns q ths .e ss term Stun
1ents In other educational Institutions
who have fallen behind In their work
snso En-. IN lost raa
hate with their classes.
N In the pharmacy course students
three nfte Tn,,S vsn week in the
-
lecture room. The entire enrolment
D this course last year was young
4ep who were already employed In
" a. soon as they reached q certain
aexree OF proficiency.
The Detroit Association provides an
81 IS instructors. for its educational
work. both day and night, Several
hew branches OF instruction. are being
spsrtment pfomss ao 10 n be w one Of 81 the
most active and profitable features in
1he sntire association program
DHTROIT COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
AND SURGERY.
The Detroit College OF Medicine and
ths sse9.sa ens year axe
9dpcational work carried on for nearly
- years In Detroit by the Detroit Col
ege OF Medicine and its immediate
2redecessors The former institutions
|<wero organized on stock basis; this
yas done. not with an idea that they
'|Zhould be dividend paying concerns.
\ Work itself but because at the time
<n6y Were started, that was the APP
proved way OF getting people interest
- IN educational projects.
The present organization was az
s!acorporatIon Of institutions OF learn
n Wnien there Is no , ,ss iva
B TO membership during mis- life time,
but all moneys received are purely
xt3ts. The institution relies solely
0pon donations and endowments.
II IL generally accepted by the lead
Ing medical men In this country and
EUROPE that a good medical school Is
Ssps y Rsep hos g SOrn up &
high Standard. IL IL the aim OF the
9fuotees of this institution to see that
h;s respect n T re es Who are sr benel
Icontly inclined may assist In the full
lllmarst OF this aiIn-nnd also In tina
2n6owment Of scholarships. paying for
he education OF students not other
F1Do financially able. All the endow-
1ont funds are invested under the d.
ootion Of the Board OF Trustees, which
- controlied by the men OF experience
uErRoIr CONSERVATORY OF
+ MUSIC.
hs Detroit troll Cor conssrvstors Of se Music
zFomarkable success. In point OF mem
f <&or1. the enrolment has been the ban
+ her year. over i,soo students were en-
"a The quality OF work done by the
|Dtudents mas been OF high order, AS
800 shown BY the programs given
4 highest praise from the musicians
&&nroughout the country. The Detroit
coneervatcry OF Music now entering
5 Nus power and influence will be under
| ne same management. Francis Ia York
|DfoDlQont and James III. Bell, secre-
#Xof1 -treasurer. The Detroit Conserva-
pfy OF Music at the present time IL
uoWn and acknowledged by the lead
~ naosicians Of Europe and America
- pne Of the foremost institutions
~ kind In the world.
- management n now mailing the
Il01uo for 1e1l-1915 and making
1nsjve preparations for the coming
|on work. Great care has been
~ IN strengthening the differens
1rtments, by adding clever and
Detout ageistants among. thu better
Nh members OF the faculty are:
Incj4 T. York. Miss Elisa beth John
~. u Il Renwick. piano: Mr..
y Iackson. Mrs Chas. III. Clements.
HliHabeth Bennett. Mrs. Il u.
lovsft, violin Mr.. andrew II payis
harp: Miss Lily Darling and Miss Nil,
yod schaffer. elocution: Miss Dorothy
SER interpretive dancing; Mrs
Rerine 9. Margah, art: DR.. Lewis |
Exeons academic department The 4
VIII be strengthened by the /
Sxing yell-known artists and
Minor White. Henry J, Dot
etSn, Ihelma- Harris Eyangaiinai
~ knts Kathryn Newbegin, Florence
<~sS piano; margaret Dunlap and
Q61ie school music: MIid rnddn sc hhorch.
79cution; Mrs. Helen w Ciinnar,
pee The thoroughness Of the stn6,ass
1anned gives every eviderra .hasu.eer
Ko4rH results will be or the Lsnde .ssns
<u3ct great credit upon schoni 80
uqcnts alike The Conservafnr,n an
great feature OF It's academic