The Detroit times., 1915-11-13

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peared with success In a recital In
Scoyel Memorial Presbyterian
church. Thursday evening, and Tn
the Hotel Statler a week ago sat
urday,
Miss Clara Bird principal OF the
Grand River-ave. branch OF the Nc
Donald school OF Music, played sew
eral solos In an entertainment
Tuesday evening. In the Grand Riy
crave. Methodist church Francis
MAYHEM. head OF the piano depart
ment OF the main studios OF the
school. played LISTS setting TO The
Sonnets OF Petrarch, Thursday al
ternoon, before the home and edu
cation department of the Twentieth
Century club.
The first afternoon concert OF the
student league OF the Tuesday Mu-
sicale was held Tuesday afternoon.
Nov. Q. In the home Of Mrs Leland
y. Case. No. 1853 Boston-bIyd. east
The program was given by Miss
Ethel Harris. Mrs II. J. FarWeIT
Miss Elsie Rafferty, Miss Florence
De WALTON Whitley. Mis- charlotte
Torrey. Miss Elizabeth Metcalf,
Miss Ruth Fraser. Miss jeanette
Fraser. Miss Vivian Munroe
The sale OF tickets for the song
recital by Nine. Ernestine Schu-
mann-Heink. In Arcadia, Tuesday
evening. Nov @. viii open Thurs
day. Nov. IS. in Hudson's piano and
ylctrola store Nine Schumanu
IIsink has not visited Detroit IN
over two years and her appearance
is eagerly awaited The concert IS
one OF the Philharmonic series.
The following advanced students
OF the Detroit Conservatory Of Mn
sic gave the regular Wctre~tiAg a &
ternoon concert Miss Alice Stand
ing. Gowanda. y Y. Miss Ruth
Baldwin. MunisIng. Mich: Miss
bessie 1eyngs. Miss Jessie More
house. Miss Bue-ah Bennett Miss
Margaret Droelle. Miss Katherine
Miller. Miss Gertrude Hengstler
Iudington. Mich; Miss Marion Peck
and Miss Della Haggerty. Z. j Eh
bells. dramatic reader, will give a re
ci-al Nondoy Nov IL for the New
Century club, and Wednesday even
Ing. Nov =. for the Fort Pres
byterian church.
The second morning concert for
members OF the Tuesday Musicale
VIII take Mace Tuesday, morning. at
1890 o'clock. In the Hotel 5
Miss Maud Ralston will read a pa
per on Current events. and the pro
gram will he given by Mrs. Eugene
, Rresler. sopranoo Mrs. Helen Burr
/ Rrand harpist. Miss Margaret l.
1 milford. con'ralto. Miss Ada Lillian
+ Gordon pianist. and Miss Harriet J
I IREersoll. accompanist.
The Kneisel String quartet OF
/ New York will give a concert in the
( ballroom OF the Hotel Statler. Wed
nesday evening. Nov. II. under the
auspices Of the Tuesday Musicale
The program will offer Haydn s
quartet in VI major. Maurice Raveis
quartet In + major, the andantinc
from George W. ChadwIck's quartet
IN D minor, and Percy 4 Granger 5
British folk song. Molly on the
+ shore, and group Of cello solos
( by Wileem Willeke. The quartet's
! personnel Is as follows Franz
Kneisel. first violin Hans Lett
second violin William Willeke
cello: Louis Svecenski, viola The
organization is acknowledged % b,
one OF the finest quartets In the
world, and undoubtedly the foremos
/ quartet IN America The concert f
complimentary 20 Tuesday Musical,
members and the general public
may procure tickets in the box OF
fee OF the Hudson piano and VIC
tralo store
Nine. Povla Frlsch the Danish
French soprano, who will be heard
Friday morning. Nov 10. in the ball
room OF the Hotel StAtler in the sec
ond Of the Mornings Musical" un
der the direction OF Mrs, Rober
LauRhlin MessImer and Mrs. Bern