The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-31

New York centraite. 60 give recital un-
aer auspices Of Detreit wellesley
club, In Westminster Presbyterian
church. Friday evening. New. Q.
The proceeds OF the concert will be
devoted to the general fund which is
being raised by the alumnae Of Well
lesley college for the erection Of new
buildings to replace College hall
which was destroyed by IRE last
spring. Tickets for this concert
we're placed on sale In Grinnell's. Sat-
urday morning. They may be pro-
cured also from the following ofiicers
OF the Wellesley club: Mrs. William
III. Fries. president; Miss Ethel Stott,
vice-president; Miss Sara Hadley, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Oran e. An
derson, secretary-treasurer
Harmonic society viii give o con.
cert Thursday evening, Nov. 3, In
Harmonic hall, presenting Miss Flea
more Osborne, soprano. as soloist.
The second meeting OF the mem
'bership committee Of the Tuesday
Musicale will be held Wednesday
morning, Nov. 10. In the home Of the
chairman. Miss Lucy r. Cook. No. 30
Bagg-st
The Lavery Ladies' Mandolin or
chestra, under the direction Of Mrs.
Marsrerite B. Lavery, played several
numbers at q concert given by the
Young Peoples society of the First
German Methodist church. Thursday
evening.
A glee club has been formed In the
Y. w. G. A., to which any member
fof the association may belong, re-
hearsals to be held every Friday
evening, In the association parlors.
Miss Flossie Freeman Is director OF
the club.
Mrs. Guy Bevier Williams, A. Edison
LANG. Guy Bevier Williams. William
Wrigley and Charles Frederic Morse
will give "a concert in the Congrega-
tional church, in Wyandotte, Tuesday
evening. November. s.
The Tuesday Musicale will present
the Trio de Lutece, Of New York. in
the Hotel Pontchartrain. Thursday
evening, Nov. IL. The concert Is
complimentary to Tuesday Musicale
tickets will be placed on sale for the
general public.
A series Of weekly Sunday after
noon band concerts will begin Sun
day, Nov. 1. In the Garrick theater,
with Neddermeyer's concert band,
under the direction of Frederick Ned
dermeyer. The programs will offer
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| ,Df the opening program will be
Lisst's LES Preludes.'
The following pupils of the Detroit
Institute OF Musical Art appeared in
| the regular weekly recital, Wednesday
afternoon: Misses Irene Rosenberg,
Gladys Crittenden. Isabelle Rose, Mar
ion Winckler. Dorothy Chaddock and
Margareta Meyers. Miss Mildred Rel
ster. q pupil Of Miss Lillian Lorgion,
of the east side branch of the insti-
tute gave piano recital. Friday
evening.
In its first meeting OF the season,
|, In the. green room Of the Hotel Pont-
chartrain, Monday evening. Nov. 8,
the Chamber Music society will pre-
sent the American String quartet OF
Boston. The quartet has often been
called "the feminine edition OF the
Flonzaleys" II Is composed Of Miss
Gertrude Marshall, first violin; Miss
Ruth Stickney. second violin; Miss
(, Adeline Packard, viola; Mrs. Susan
Lord Brandegee, cello.
The Apollo club has decided to
change It's name to the. Classical
CHORAL club and will meet every Mon
day evening, in room No. Is, In the
van Husan building. The following
oficers have been chosen for the
|. club: President, Frederick Kahn;
secretary, Leo w. wickson; treasur-
or. Mrs. Florence Smith. Fred Cul-
YER. James Wright and Miss Anna
barron were appointed committee
10 draw up constitution and by
laws. The membership of the club
ID limited to "a.
Thu Tuesday Musicale opened its
season, Tuesday afternoon, Oct. ~,
with an informal reception In the Cen
3 turv building, about 200 members at
tending. Mrs Dewitt Taylor, Mrs
lanes Coslette Smith and Miss Alice
Iadue acted as hostesses. The first
OF the club concerts will take place
Tuesday morning. Nov. 3. In the Cen
tury building, a business meeting pre-
ceding the program.
Nine. Louise Homer, who will give
the second concert In the Philhar.
monte course. in the armory. Tues
day. Nov. IL. bears the distinction OF
being intimately associated In the
public mind with more famous roles
than any other contralto. Her first
great lift was made as Anneris In
AIDA" which she followed with
rrda In "siegfried," Fricka In "Das
Rheingold," Azucena In I'll Trova.
tore" orfeo In "Orfeo Euridice, :
Mona In Horatio Parker's opera Of
that name. the Witch In "Koenigs