The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05

The following students of the De-
BIT Conservatory OF Music gave
hcert, Saturday afternoon, In the
nseryatory hall: Misses Harriet
nv. Kathleen Smith, Olive White
an. Fanny Azolin, Thelma stout
rna Pattison, Florine Elliott, LII
n Lipsitz. Rebecca Victor. Justine
tCoy, Fern Moore, Alleeda Fowke.
ma Payton, and Beatrice vincent.
q Wednesday afternoon recital was
ven by the Misses Leota Lewis, Fac
v. Geneyieve Hibbler, pianists, ana
brothy Conger, soprano. The Cres-
ndo club held its regular monthly
letting. Tuesday evening. The pro
am was given by Charles smith.
nor. Samuel Slade, bass, and h. j.
btterweich, pianist. Andrew X. Da-
harpist, played in the drawing
om recital, Thursday afternoon, CIV
for the benefit Of the East Side
spensary, In the home of Mrs. Earle
Milton, No. ITO Rhode lsland-ave.
One OF the principal features OF
lie. Anna Pavlowa's present Amerr
In tour is her modern ballroom sol
e," In which she shows how the
odern dances ought to be danced.
hd demonstrates three contributions
her own to modern dancing, which
Inn he shown at the matinee ana
Eening performances by Pavlowa and
La Russian dancers, In the Broadway
Seater. Monday, Jan. IL. Mile. Paw
was new ballroom dances are known
the Paylowana, the Paylowa waltz
LA the new Pavlowa gavotte. SIX
|ew ballets are also being presented
h the present tour, and Detroit Will
La the best of them. One which has
yade a tremendous hit throughout
he east Is "Puppen-Fee,' or The
larry DOLL" representing animated
oils In a Partisan toy-shop, ana oln-
Ia include an elaborate presentation
I the Walpurgis night scene from
Iounod's Faust" ''Flora's Awaken
M" "Amarilla, Lies Preludes," and
The Seven Daughters OF the Ghost
tine" Alexander Volinine and Clus-
me ballet master OF the Imperial
|pera. Moscow, are Pavlowa's dancing
|artners this season.
students from the piano classes or
|fiss Kate Mcdonald and Francis A.
dayhew will give a musicale, Satur-
law evening. In the Hotel Pontchar-
rain They will be assisted by Will
lam Yunck, violinist; Miss Emma
Mcdonald, 'cellist; Miss Elizabeth
Emery. soprano. and the Mcdonald
bchool OF Music string orchestra Pi-
mo solos and concerted numbers will
be- played by the Misses Hazel Win
Ezra Emma Esslinger, Marjorie Wood
SON. Lucie Phillips, Ellen Fitschen.
borothy Culver, Delphine Dodge, Ma
Hon G. Smith, Mary Armstrong, Val
ria Sherrard, Marion Douglas Smith.
Elizabeth whitehead. Helen Decker.
kinea Witwokski. Esther Caulkins.
annette Dwyer. Laura Sherrard, Ma
ia RahI. Margaret Mcdonald, Alber-
Inc Ossius, pianists; Miss Charlotte
McDonaId. Mrs. Pasternacki. Edna
Kersten. Delphine Dodge. Louise Ear
mart. Thelma Howe, Albert SFein-
precher. Jenness Newcomb, Ralph
Hayiland, vlolinists; Alice Weeks.
Priscilla Dillaway and Harry Jay.
cellists.
Tschaikowski's descriptive overture.
1872 will be the feature number
10 be offered by Neddemeyer and his
band. in the Garrick theater, Sunday
4 fternoon. The story Of this. big num-
Der Is descriptive OF the invasion OF
Russia In 1912. by the French under
Il begins with hymn
Indicative OF duplication for aid. fol-
lowed by the gathering Of the Rus
siuan army; Introduction OF tine
French national song; the crash ol
battle: the cossack song; renewal
OF the conflict: gradual gain and
final defeat, OF the French. and return
OF the Russian army. This stirring