The Detroit times., 1916-02-19

MME. FRIEDA HEMPEL
Famous prtma dOnns soprano. Ia give
song recital In Arcadia Tuesday
Evening, March z.
lieve that she would win fame as a
pianist, and she was sent to the
Stern Conservatory of Music In Ber-
lin. where she was scheduled in all
branches Of music. The natural
beauty OF her voice attracted such
attention that she was induced to
prepare for the operate stage. with
a success that Is now a self-evident
fact. Nine Hempel is a woman OF
great beauty OF person and charm
of manner.
Francis Macmillen. the noted
American violinist. will be the solo
list OF the eighth matinee concert OF
the Detroit Symphony orchestra, FRI
day afternoon. March 10. In the De
troit opera house.
Vivian Jones, a pupil OF Miss Ger
trude A. Wayson. principal of the
eastern branch OF the Mcdonald
School of Music, gave recital Sat
urday evening. Feb. IL, in the main
studios. at No. 573 Cass-ave. The
program was made up OF piano solos
by Bach, Beethoven, Schubert. God
ard and Greig; a trio for three Gel
los played by Miss Emma McDon-
aid, Theodore Braun and Donald
Munro. and songs by Miss Mildred
Chase.
The fourth season of the Lenten
morning musicales, arranged by
Charles Frederic Morse. will be CIV
en- in the Hotel Pontchartrain. Wed
nesday mornings. at IL o'clock, dur
ing Lent, as follows: March Is, Miss
Margaret Keyes, contralto; March
22, Nine. Elsa Kellner, soprano. and
Arthur Shattuck, pianist March
%. Royal Dadmun. baritone; April
S. Miss Leonroa Allen. soprano, and
Albert Lindquist. tenor.
DR.. Franz APPEL presented a num-
ber OF his pupils I'm a musical. Mon
day. Feb. IA. in the Sacret Heart
convent. in Crosse Pointe. The fol-
lowing presented the program: The
Misses NJ. Trankla. J. Setback, II.
Herman. r. Fraser. II. Cliff. V. Do
hany. V. Rice. X. Kuehl. n. Thomp-
son. c. vallex. A. vallez, f. Fitz-
patrick, NJ. f. Campbell and NJ.
Pomcroy.
The monthly musical service In
the First Congregational church
will be given by the choir. Sunday
,vening. at 1880 o'clock, The entire
musical program will consist Of COM
POSITIONS by well.known Detroit
composers, as follows: Organ, AT
Twilight" 81. Truman WolcotD; an
them. "The Radiant Morn" tAbram
Ray Tyler; song. "The Lord Is
Mindful" (Thomas II. Chilvers) !;
song, Sunset and Evening Star
MRS. Anna l.. HugeD; quartet.
Come Holy Spirit" chorus. THE
Silent Lane" &C. w. Henrich); solo.
More Love to Thee. o Christ" tAlle
Zuidema); solo, Hold Thou My
Hand" (Mrs. winifred scripps- FL
lis); anthem. God Be With You
q. Truman wolcott).
Miss Florence Andrews, organist
and pianist, = pupil Of Joseph Leio.
will give junior graduation recital.
Sunday afternoon. at o'clock, in
the Hotel Statler ballroom. Miss
Andrews held the position Of organ
Lat In st. Marks church when IL
years old. and has the distinction OF
being the youngest organist in the
city. having Just passed her fifteenth
birthday. Assisting on the program
will be the Misses Irma Lemkie. 10
sephine Wendland and Bertha
Booth. pianists. pupils OF Miss Eliza
beth Kramer: Miss Irene Schneider
dramatic reader. and Miss Berths
Rason. contralto and reader. and
Donald McMullen, violin. None ol
these young folk Is over Is year.
old. and all have had their musica
training in the Leib' School of Mu
sic and Dramatic Art.
delightful program OF song, and
Of violin music, was given Friday
evening, In the Hotel Statler ball
room. by Relnald werrenrath, bari
tone. Of New York and William
Grazing King. violinist OF Detroit
assisted by Richard Epstein, pianist.
accompanist, OF New York. There
was a fashionable audience OF ad-
inirers Of Mr.. Werrenrath whose fire.
quent concert appearances in De
troit have won for him a large fol-
loWina He vna In rood yojce and