The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

will resume active rehearsals In Sep-
tember, but enrollments may be
made A. any time
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The Players, an organization OF
young business men interested In
amateur theatricals. will give their
sixth annual "frolic" Thursday even.
ing. May "a. Ia the Lyceum theater.
Miss Laura Osborn. No. e4 Law
renee ave. is spending a week In
Springfield, Mass the guest OF Miss
Edith DuttOn whose marriage 20
Maurice ChaUn WAS celebrated Sat
urday afternoon. Miss Osborn and
Miss Dutton were classmates in Vas
sar.
Much interest is being shown In
the exhibition OF i40 paintings by
representative American artists, In
the Museum OF Art galleries The
exhibition Includes work from i12 Of
Americas foremost artists Thirteen
OF the canvases have won prizes in
other exhibitions where they have
been shown The collection will re-
main in the museum thruout May.
and then viii 90 10 the Toledo
Museum Of Art
The annual endowment contest OF
the Tuesday Musicale will DO held
Tuesday. May %, at II o'clock. in
the Museum OF Art auditorium
Eight memberships will be contest
ed for including two for piano. two
for voice. one for violin and three
at the discretion OF the committee
All applications must be sent 10
Mrs Jack Smith. Hotel Plaza. be
fore Monday. May 81.
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A concert by pupils OF Miss Ger
trude Quay, OF the Detroit College
OF Music faculty. will be given Fri
day evening. May %, in the college
hall. Those taking part will be
Grace Distin, Margaret Mccoy.
Wollepberg, Mary Kelley.
Catherine Kelley. Rolene Mowry
Eleanor Burt, Thelma Bristol, Helen
Weimar. Robert Wollenberg. Flora
Burt. Virginia Kirchnsr. Joseph
Graves, Catherine Brady, Edward
Kelley. Julia Attwater, Carolyn Ath.
erton. Margaret Coleman and Edith
Lindeman.
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In - Al
tivities Of the educational classes OF
the Y w C. A, a vocal and eloou-
tion recital will be given by mem
bers OF the classes. Tuesday even
ing. May q. in the association audi
torium, and a piano and elocution
recital. Wednesday evening. May 30.
The annual banquet will take place
evening at o'clock, in
the association cafe, with Dr. Sam
uel Dickie. president OF Alma col
lege. as the guest OF honor and
speaker.
The Detroit Orchestral assooia.
tion announces the following con
certs for the season Of 1s17-1s1s:
Monday, Dot 20. Chicago symphony,
with Albert Spalding. vtolinist; Sat
urday evening. Jan. s. Philadelph
symphony; Thursday evening, Jan.
10, New York symphony; Saturday
evening, Feb. 2. Boston symphony;
Feb. IL. Cincinnati sym
phony in Wagner program; Tues
day. March 10. New York Philhar-
monic. Rudolf CAM. pianist Sub
scriptions for tickets are now being
received in the once OF the secre-
tary OF the association. N. ]. Corey,
No 3s Woodward terrace. The
scale Of prices follows: s11, IS, $6,
81 and SO.
Instead OF selling tickets at a nom
NAL price TO school children for the
artists concerts presented In Cen
.ral high school auditorium, during
he winter months, by the Chamber
Music society. the mem bers OF the
society have determined to procure
a working fund OF 81 900 by sub
scription so that during the winter
of 19i7-1S, all concerts will be free
10 the children. The society will
present the Society OF Ancient IN
struments Dec. 3 and 6, lflonzaley
quartet. Feb. II and 70, and Trio de
Lutece. April 2 and g. There will
be concerts by Detroit musicians
once p month the various schools
Of the city, under the auspices of the
society
Thru Tho generosity of Miss Clar4
T.. Dyar. president of the chamber
Music society the Detroit Syn
phony Sring quartet v1l give a
concert for Young people Tuesday
afternoon May 22 at 3 O'Clock. In
Central riGh school auditorium The
quartet. composed ot William Ora
eng KRIS. PasQual" Brisna. luigi
Motto and James Cassie. will play
he following program Allegro Vi
vace and allegro from Quartet No
l5 CMoaartl "Minuet" fBoccher
InD Moment Musical" tSchu.
BERT AHA Turca' (Mozart). cello
solo. Harlequin" tPepPeF4, BHig
Motto. "a la Polka" tDvorak)
Country Dance" tvssa suc). vio.
iin solo. Swing Song" tBarns)
'Serenade" (Chaminadel. William