The Detroit times., 1915-02-13

Mrs. Luella Lockwood Moore. De
troit composer, whose instrumental
compositions and songs have made
her widely known, has written q new
number for piano called Lotus Flow
ers," which Is published by the John
Church Music Publishing Co., New
York and Cincinnati, and also has q
new song called Loves Eternity"
from the Jerome III. Remick Music
Publishing Co. Both promise to at
tain popularity because Of melodious
rhythm.
The Detroit Concert orchestra OF
10 players, under the direction OF
william o. FitzGerald, will give q
concert Monday evening, Feb. 10. at 3
o'clock, In the auditorium OF the
Woodward-ave. Presbyterian church.
The orchestra. including the director.
10 composed of non-professional must
clans only. and is organized solely a.
Ia training school for greater en-
deavor. combined with love for
music. The program will include the
first symphony to be played by this
less-than-one-year-old organisation.
Ellsworth Stevenson, Detroit plan
list. who has studied and lived abroad
for several years will be the soloist.
The concert is free to the public.
The program to be given Sunday
evening by the Catholic Choral club,
In the armory, Is OF such diversified
character that 1t will appeal to lovers
OF music. The selections range from
the stirring melody OF the "Toreador"
song, from Carmen" to the solemn
strains OF the ave Maria" from
"Cavelleria Rusticana," wagner's won
derful Pilgrims" Chorus. the re-
nowned sextette from Lucia di Lam
mermoor," the pompous martial note
OF the Faust" Soldiers" chorus and
the beauties OF the quintet from I'll
Trovatore" In addition to the vocal
soloists of the program. William
Yunck. violinist. will play the fanta-
sic 'Linsa" and Hauser's Scotch
Rhapsodie." Tickets may be obtained
in Grtnnell's once and in e. j..
Hickey's.
The Mcdonald School Of Music pre-
scented the following boys and young
men In a concert, Saturday afternoon,
in the school hall: James Aldrich,
James Patterson, John Cook, Eugene
Clarkson, Jr., Jerome Sillman, James
Sample, Avery Macklem. Hal Smith,
Edwin Scott. Albert Webb, Harold
Lightbody,, James Glib. and Raymond
Bouslog, piano department; George
Fitschen, Oscar waginske,} Jenness
Royce Hooper, Albert. Dam
lei, Ralph Haviland. Albert Stein
brecker, william McNutt. Walter
Braun. violin department; John Fit
schen, Harry Jay, Theodore Braun
and Mr. McCay. Kingsville. Ont, eel.
10 department. Harry Ledyard played
a banjo solo. Miss Elizabeth Emery.
OF the faculty. accompanied by Gustin
Wright of Paris, sang several French
songs for the Twentieth Century club,
Thursday afternoon.
On organ recital will be given Sun
day evening, at 1880 O'Clock, In the
Iroquois-ave. Christ Lutheran church,
by J. A. Detzer. assisted by Christ
church choir and Arnold Hammer,
yiolinist. The following Is the pro-
gram: Organ. "Scherzo Symptom
ioue" (Frysinger), Mrs. Deter; solo,
Miss Wilma Leininger, "Sun Of My
Soul (Newton), Miss Ried, Mrs. VIII
liam Echternkamp, Thomas Riching.
William Echternkamp: organ, Spring
Song" (Mendelssohn), Mrs. Deter;
soprano, "The Penitent' (van de Wa
teri. Miss Mildred Ried: violin, "Car-
atina' fBohm). Arnold Hammer: con.
tralto, "Still. Still With Thee" Jacob
SOM, Mrs. william Echternkamp; or.
gan, "Recitative, Aria and Choral"
(Armstrong). Mrs Deter: "The King
of Love My Shepherd Is.v (Shelley),
Christ church choir: tenor, "A Song
of Faith" (Galbraith). Thomas Rich.
ing: organ. "Offertory," (Batiste),
Mra. ]. A. Detler