The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-09

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Nov. 8, In the Garrick theater.
xylophone solo, overture to Tampa
Fred 8. Paine; gems from "Mdlle.
Modiste" (Herbert.
Mrs. Luella Lockwood Moore, the
Detroit composer, who has several
successful musical compositions to
her credit, has had accepted by the
John Church Music Publishing Co. a
new instrumental piece called Lotus
| Flower" which will shortly be placed
| on the market
Miss Christine Miller, contralto, OF
New York. gave delightful song re-
cital, Friday evening, In Westminster
Presbyterian church, before the De-
troit Wellesley club and their friends.
Charles Frederic Morse played Miss
Y Miller's accomplishments. The audi.
ence was enthusiastic in its applause.
Miss Madeline Kenward, OF JACK.
son, will be the guest OF the Apollo
club, In the regular rehearsal and
meeting, Monday evening
Clyde A. Nichols. tenor, will give a
program of songs by Russian com
posers. Monday afternoon, Nov. 8, be-
fore the Detroit Review club.
The second OF two musical lectures
free to the public. will be given in
the Museum OF Art, Sunday after.
noon. by Victor Benham. The lee
ture will be on "Schuman and Chop
In"
The matinee concerts OF the first
season Of the Detroit Symphony or
chestra will begin Thursday after
noon, Nov, 10, in the Detroit opera
house Weston Gales. conductor of
sthe orchestra. has been holding salts
factory rehearsals since early In Sep
TENDER.
The Misses Hetty Prothero, Flor
ence Jeffries, Dorothy Chaddock and
Arvilla Roesser appeared in the usual
weekly pupils recital In the Detroit
Institute of Musical Art, Thursday.
Edward Britton Manville gave talk
on Musical FORM
The portrait in oils Of Weston
Gales, conductor Of the Detroit Sym
phony orchestra, which was painted
by Miss Alexandrine McEwen, the
wellknown Detroit artist, is on view
In the Grinnell Music house window.
The Tuesday Musicale will present
the Trio de Lutece OF New York,
Thursday evening, Nov. IL, In the Ho-
posed OF Georges Barrere flute Car.
los Salzedo, harp, and Paul Refer,
cello. Mr. Barrere Is well known to
Detroit concert-goers through several
appearances here as flute soloist with
the New York Symphony orchestra.
The concert will be complimentary to
Tuesday Musicale members, but a
limited number of tickets to the pub
lie will be placed on sale in Grinnell's
boxofice wednesday, Nov. IL.
One OF the hits Of the concert given
Friday evening, In the North Wood
ward Methodist church was the sing
ing of 'Laddie." by Harold Jarvis.
The song was written by Mrs. Luella
Lockwood Moore, to words by ]. Fred
T.awton. the authors receiving their
inspiration from the book "Laddie."
Mr.. Jarvis was encored again and
again by an audience which packed
the church to the doors. Miss Mary
Louise Lyon. soprano, and Edgar
cordial reception for their contribu-
tions to a delightful evening of song
and story, given under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Bible class.
The Chicago symphony orchestra,
under Conductor Frederick Stock, and
with Burton Piersol, basso, as assist
-ins soloist will present an all-Wag-
ner program, Monday evening, In the
armory, as the opening number in
the 1914-1b season of the Detroit Or
chestral association. The program
WIN include numbers from the great
masters music dramas OF "Rienzi,"
"Tannhauser," "Parsifal," die Meis. |
tersingers," Tristan und Isolde"
"Das Rheingold" die walkure,"
"sieRfried," and Die Gotterdammer-
ung." Mr.. Piersol will sing Wolfram.s !
address from "Tannhauser," Hans
Sachs monologue from die Meister- |
singers, and Wotan's farewell from
sDie walkure." The fact that all
M the boxes were sold some time ago
and that former subscriptions to the |
entire series OF concerts have been
renewed with few exceptions, togeth- |
ar with many new ones, assures a |
brilliant audience. The sale OF single !
tickets for the concert, now open In |
GrinnelIs box Office, has been crafty
ingiy large.
The life of Louise Homer, who will
1--WE the second concert in the Phil.
|. harmonic series. In the armory, Tues
day. Nov. ~, has been one OF ambi-
Hons labor deservedly rewarded. No
fairy gocmother ever aided an indus
trious Cinderella more promptly than
the course of events favored Nine.
Homer She was born In Pittsburgh.
the daughter OF o Presbyterian min
lister. pariy IN her teens she develop