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Since Miss Kellogg's debut as a lyric artist tbere has not appeared upon the operatic stage an artist who has so successfully and brilliantly mastered a suecess in almost every prominent role of the oparas of Meyerbeer, Verdi, Gounod, Ambroise Thomas, or any of the prominent composers of the Italian, Frenen, and German schools. A large audience will have an occasion to j'Jdge this lyric star April 9, when she appears in Ann Arbor at the opera-house in two acts of La Fovorita and Rigoletto in beautiful costumes and with stage settings. The first part of the progara will consist of the great duet of "Martha," Wagner's celebrated song, " The Rïening Star," and many other favorite songs; selectionsfromfavorite operas will also be on the program. Frank Deshon who is the star in the Starr opera cotupany which will play in Ann Arbor all next week, is a favorite in East Saginaw. According to the Saginaw Evening ííews of March 16, he was presented with a large floral elk head and antlers by the East Saginaw Lodge of Elks, No. 47.' Just as the curtain was falling on the scond act ol' " Chimes of Normandy," Rev. Rowland Coonor, of East Saginaw, stepped out of the proacenium boxes and presented the gift to him. Mr. Deshon is a memoer of the order.