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Fi CONCERT OCT.11 S
SCHOOL OF MUSIC TO PRESENT
ATTRACTIVE SERIES OF
RECITALS9
An exceptionally attractive series of
concerts has been scheduled by the
University School of Music for the
present season. A number of the best
known stars will be heard, including
the renowned Enrico Caruso, who will
open the series Saturday evening, Oc-
tober 19.
Caruso has seldom been heard out-
side of New York, where he has been
the leading star of the Metropolitanr
Opera company for many years. Nine
years ago he appeared in a limited
number of recitals in the Middle West,'
and three years ago he was heard in
three cities.
To Visit Four Cities
This year he will be heard in con-
cert in Buffalo, Ann Arbor, Chicago,
and St. Louis. These cities are par-
ticularly fortunate in obtaining him
since practically every large city from
coast to coast was a bidder for a
date. At Ann Arbor he will be assist-
ed by Nina Morgana, prima donna so-
prano of the Metropolitan Opera, and
by Elias Bheeskin, Russian violinist.
Anna Case Coming
Anna Case, the charming American
opera and concert singer, will make
her Ann Arbor debut in a recital of
songs in November, and in December
Leopold Godowsky, Russian pianist,
will be in Ann Arbor for the first
time, and in January, Joseph Bonnet,
the distinguished French organist, will
be heard. He was called from the
trenches by his government and sent
to carry a message of French artistry
to the American music loving public.
Toseha Seidel to Appear
Toscha Seidel, the much talked of
violin sensation, will give a recital in
February.
In May, the Festival of six concerts
will assemble the artistic assets of
orchestra, choruses, and a list of re-
nowned artists.

MECHANICS DETHMENT
REORANIZED By ORDER
UNIT RENAMED AND ENROLLED
AS SECTION B,
S. A. T. C.
Changes in the personnel, the head-
quartersdcompany,sand the housing of
the third University of Michigan
training detachment have been made
since August 24. The detachment was
reorganized yesterday into a regiment
of six battalions, which now bears the
name of the Student Army Training
corps. The present detachment will
be known as the U. of M. S. A. T. C.,
Section B. The collegiate section will
be known as the U. of M: S. A. T. C.,
Section A, according to orders.
The headquarters of Section A were
formerly located in Waterman gymna-
sium, but the offices were moved on
Sept. 29 to the Sigma Chi fraternity.
Com-panies One, Two, Three, and Four
remain in Waterman gymnasium.
Housing Facilities Larger
Housing facilities in the gymnasium
have been increased and are nowaoin
have been increased and 825 men are
now accommodated. A second floor
was added in the gymnasium, bridg-
ing the circular running track. Car-
penters of the third training detach-
ment erected a mess hall in the rear
of the Union building for the S. A. T.
C. and arrangements have been made
to accommodate 1,600 students there.
There are 42 barracks for the training
detachment and students in the Uni-
versity. The majority are fraternity
houses.
Approximately 30 mechanics were
sent two weeks ago to attend train-
ing camps, specializing in machine
gun, artillery, and infantry instruc-
tion. At least two per cent of the
men of the detachment are permitted,
upon passing the necessary qualifica-
tions, to attend an officers' training
camp. The present, detachment will
leave Ann Arbor about Oct. 15.
A banquet to be given by Company
One is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 11.
Lieutenants Detailed
Five lieutenants, formerly of the
headquarters company of the training
detachment, have been detailed to S.
A. T. C. colleges. Lieut. Mark A. Mill-
berry is now commanding officer of
the S. A. T. C. at Charleston, N. C.;
Lieut. Frank Godfrey, Lancaster, Pa.;
Lieut. Ray G. Walter, Kalamazoo and
Olivet colleges; Lieut. John D. Jacob-
son, Hope college, Holland, Mich.; and
Lieut. Charles H. Hall, Baldwin-Wal-
lace college, Brea O.
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Following is the list of command-
ing officers of Section B:
Capt. Ralph H. Durkee, command-
ing; Capt. Bedford E. Vaughan, com-
manding medical officer.
First battalion commander, First
Lieut. J. P. Norvall; personnel adju-
tant, Lieut. Lee R. Walter; 1st Co.
Lieut. Percy A. Thompson, command-
ing; 2nd Co., Lieut. Howard W. Don-
aldson, commanding; 3rd Co., Lieut.
John H. Draper, commanding, Lieut.
George W. Duncan; 4th Co., Lieut.
Norman J. Merrill, commanding;

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Collegiate Alumnae have recently
moved their Hostess House, which for
some months was established in Bar-
bour gymnasium, to the Alumni Me-
morial hall, where the rooms have
been fitted up with every possible con-
venience for the soldiers and their
friends.
Work Varied
The work of the Hostess House is
varied in its scope, but it aims to ac-
commodate the men and their friends
in any way which presents itself. A
writing room is provided, magazines,
and cozy corners arranged with easy
chairs, rugs, plants, and flowers. All
telegrams and telephone calls for the
soldiers come to the Hostess House
and friends may come there, seeking
friends or relatives in the S. A. T. C.
Orderlies are in attendance at all
times to summon the men and get
them there in the shortest possible
time. There, also, relatives or friends
may find lists of rooms which have
been inspected by a committee from
the association, where they may find
lodging during their stay in the city.'
In fact the House strives to be of
service to the men in every way.
Problem Harder
The problem of caring for the needs
of the men has, up to this time, not
been a difficult one, with only about
900 on the campus, but with the com
ing of several thousand it is expected
that the women who have the work
in charge will have their hands full.
New plans for the work are under
way and are working out satisfactor-
ily.
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