The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-28

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Great Fetish p1nnAs1, - Give Recital In
AsnePy, Tuesday Evsnings March
al pianists who has . score Of warm
admirers In Detroit, has arranged Q
interest 70 the concertgoer who goes
merely for the sake OF being entertain
ed 40 well 40 to the student who
wishes to be taught. The sale Of seats
Is now In progress In Grinnells. and
q large audience seems assured. The
following will be the program: Sonata
In b Major (Beethoven): Carneval
(Schumann): Nocturne In II Major,
Masurka In B Minor, Sonata in B nat
minor Chopin; Walderrauschen.
La Csmpanella Liszt).
A program OF Russian music will
DO given Saturday evening In Christ
church house Tor the pleasure Of the
young people Of the parish and their
friends, by the Balalaika orchestra,
under the direction Of Clarence Il.
Hill.
John Mccormack, the Irish tenor,
will be heard In Detroit March II,
under the auspices of the Ancient Or
der Of Hibernians. Mr.. Mccormack
will be assisted by Duncan Beat, vio-
linist, and Melville Clark. harpist. also
sons Of the Emerald isle. Seats for
the concert will be on sale In Grin.
nell'a Monday, March 2.
The eighth mcrning concert for
Tuesday Musicale members will take
place Tuesday morning, March 3, In
Cass-ave. Methodist church. The pro-
gram will present Mrs. Mary H. Chris
tie in organ numbers: Mrs. Charles
H. Clements. contralto, In songs; Miss
Lois M. Johnston, soprano. In songs:
Mrs. Ola Dafoe Eustice, In piano num-
bers. and Mrs. Henry Bodman. plan
let; Mrs. T. N. Warren, vtolinist, and
Richard p. Hall. 'cellist. In . THO.
Pupils from the piano classes OF
Miss Bessie Blackadder, Miss Beulah
Ward and Miss Grace Barber. Of the
0anapol School of Musical Art. ap.
peared In concert training class. Wed.
nesday afternoon. The concert train.
Ing class for advanced students will
be held Thursday evening, March 8.
A faculty concert was given Thursday
evening, In Ganap0l hall, by the fol-
lowing members Of the staff: Miss
Beulah Ward, Miss Grace Barber,
Miss Marguerite Thoms, Miss Mar.
garet Murphy, assisted by William II
Moore. baritone.
The program to be presented Sun.
day afternoon. at o'clock, In the
Washington theater, by Nedder-
meyers concert band will ofIer the
following attractive compositions,
with Willabelle Holman Richie. 60
rrano. a. assisting soloist: March,
"Fifty-sixth Regiment" Clair; over.
ture "Phedre" (Massanet1; vocal Sol0,
Dear Heart" (Mattei). Willabelle
Holman Richie: fantasia Albion"
(Bactent), embracing folk songs and
dances Of England. Ireland, Scotland
and Wales; operate gems, 1.-THE
Gerenade" (Herbert); vocal solo, Be
cause Love You. Dear (aawley),
Willabelle Holman Richie; excerpts
from Carmen (Bixet).
~ pt1hO AoClSo1 W pupAb VI Ml1D
Elizabeth Ruhlman, Miss Bernice
Wright and Miss Gertrude Quay. as.
sisted by Miss Marguerite Lang, so
prano, and Br. Charles ]. Gragg, basse,
was given Friday evening In the De-
troit College Of Music hall The regu-
lar Thursday afternoon musicale in.
cluded piano solos by Misses Ethel
Clark, Irene Ki1sel and Helen Wei
man; vocal solos by Miss Hazel Nc.
Donald, and piano numbers for two
pianos, four hands, by Misses Char
iotte Wilkinson and Grace Gates:
Miss Marion BaEtedo and Miss Ruhl.
man, and Miss Gertrude Quay and
Miss Elizabeth Ruhlman.
Miss Elizabeth Emery. soprano, sang
in the studio musicale given In the
Mcdonald School Of Music, Saturday
afternoon. The program numbers
were played by Edith Caswell, Theo.
dore Schmidt, Mary Patterson, Ruth
Laitner, Dorothy Culver, Mabel Ma
lOney, Marcia Jones, Mabel Iabadie,
Helen Stecker. Marion Bland, Frances
Savage, Margaret Caron, Esther Caul-
kins, Frances Bromley, Lois McCand-
lens, Grace Mallott, Jeanette Smith,
Frances Laitner and Rosemarie
Boerth from The piano department;
Stuart Brown. Marguerite Matho0,
Charles Sumner, Mrs. Pasternacki.
Ralph Havilard, Harold Jacobsen,
from the violin department: Priscilla
Dillaway and Miriam Withee from the
'callo departmert